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perfectly right. We went to Africa
and purchased negroes, who were
slaves, and bfonghttheshl here to help
the whites in their work ,ot modern
civilization. We came here upasked,
and where we did not own a foot of
land, took fJrcible possession H+aha,
because the righttT OWNERS would not
submit peacefully to out Intrusion and
demands we slew them and 'appro.
pFidtedtheir4aAds to oarsel9es!. Which
race, the Black orlthe Red, in The
presence OF a just Gen, 'weret the verse
treated by us2-- Why then go into
Mysteries over. the alleged wrongs of
the black man-waf among one an
other, and oTerbuEden ourselves with.
debt on-account of The African, and
still continue cur uhduing, appropriat-
ing and discriminating courseJtownrd
the Indians2 Are we hypocrites, fools,
or. what2-Enquiier-- te.lAo 'i+-
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BRIDGE NOTICES.

1.-THE undersigned Commissioners Of
Ashland County Ohio, viii sell the
following bridges: = 20 :.
Friday. April 90, 1870, IL O'Clock,
A. M. two bridges nearNdiehael Stentz
in Jackson township-0ne, a king.
bridge, 30 feet long, the other, a fiat
bridge 70 3, feet long, @, l'.' iI 49,.
Also at Ii O'Clock A. Ne. Saturday
April 80. the job of making the stone
abutments to n bridge one and a halt
miles north of the village of Sullivan,
being on Saturday. III, 1T.
Also, at the same time, the jobaoi
removing the old bridge at This place,
to a place, N mile east, across Black
-. -.iiiH james Dunlap, } 81 -
ole. VIM. 'Cowan, ICONS.
Henry Wicks.>
April 8, 1870. 3w4L.
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loapr espeethipg it down wi,hythss
spade. Cover again With straw, and
wait for. the appearance of; TIE mush-
rooms. If the be1 should not get too
dry, YARN water mpst be added bpii
where the beds are inside of a close
building,tterS little water will be re-
quffed before the first picking bgbik
Beds will usually produce continu'
ously for two or, three months after
they once begin. Sometimes a new
bed will pot produces .mashreems
for a long time, and then start and be
very productive Wemention -fhis, as
some persons get impatient and de-
strqS q bed that youldthare yielded a
fine fepopifl let alone; tor only a short
time Hearth and Home. - ,siys :; :
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WOOSTER HACK LINE

IL "A good eomfoft.ble Hack Line for IN
Iaccomn 5dstion of passebgerso Will hlear
4 Hand feIi Wooster tn i-week1y.~ tleaviH
ashland Mondays: Wedr esdays T. Friday
at 8 O'Clock in the morning.. via ,Rowshurg
Pit ST urg,e Reedsburg and Jefferson
Through fare. 81. e
-, Hack also tri Weekly from Ashland TO
O~rahgeiha back the anne day 81 Leaving
'AShiand tuesdays; Thursdays and sSatur
days,Fars 5oets,i :. Io.d 20 l..
j%oI 4. WENTWORTH,
-H.. oPrprietors-
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ERRORS or YOUTH,

/. A gentlemanfwhe suffered for years from
Nervous Debility, Premature Decay, and
all the effects of youthful ipdiseretion, will.
for the sake of suffering humanity, send
free to all who need it, the receipt and di-
%rections for making the simple remedy by
profit by the advertisers experience, can do
.so-by addressing imperfect confidence. ~
I'll -. p" JOHN B. OGDEN,
ly46 Ne. - Cedar street. New Ys1k. :.
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Made of Poor Rum, Whisky, Proof Spirits,
and Refuse Liquors, doetored. spiced, and
sweeiened TO pleas the Taste. called tTonics'
.'Appetizers," .tRestorerS," DC, that lead
the tipp1er on TO drunkenness and ruin, but
are 4 true medicine made from the native
Roots and Herbs of Caliiornia, nee from al
lAlconolic StiIhulants. They are the great
BLOOD PURIFIER and LIFE GIVING
PRINCIPLE, a perfect k~enovator andln-
| vigorator of the System, carrying off all
poisonous matter, and restoring the blood
to q healthy coddition. No person can
take these Bitters according to direction
and remain long unwell.
$500 will be given for an incurable case,
provided the tones are not destroyed by
mineral poisensi or other means. and'lhe, VII
tai organs wasted beyond the point OF, re-
For Inaafnn,atory and Chronic Rhsehnhha.
tism. and, Gout.' Dyspepsia, or Indigestion,
/ Bilious, Remiltent, and Intermittent iFc=
rers. Diseases, of the blood, Liver, Kidneys,
and Bladder, these Bitters have, been most
successful. Such Diseases are caused by
Initiated Blood, which is generally produE
by arrangement of the Digestive Organs.
+ Cleanse the INFLATED Blood whenever you
find its. impurities bursting through. the
skin in Pimpfes. Eruptiops or sores cleanse
It wten it is foul, and your feelings wifi
tell you whenI Kecp'the blood pure and
Etke health of!the system will follow o. +:
l., PIN, TAPE, and other worms. lurking
in the system of so many THOUSANDS, are
efectualfy destroyed and removed.
In Bilious Remittent, and Intermittent
Fevers. these Bitters have no equal. For
full directions read carefully the circular
around each bottle, printed in four .lan-
guagcs-Engtish, German, French and
rI 80 ,ia'ti.HIG -.
N. Y. r. H. McDONNALD & Co.
Druggists, and general Agents. San Franz
cisco and Sacramento, California and 81 &
rRs-soLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS &
:. In"d.q,a- DEALERS MIA lon.
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NOTICE
ond story.

.,.ttrb.t NOTICE. ,T3iTot -
0 rCatharine swassick In Ashland Comfy
Tvs. court of Common
James C. Swassick. } P~leas.rmIinW IN
The defendant, James, C.. Swassick;5 whose
placeGof residence is unknown, but supfr
posed to be at Strawtown, Carroll County,
and State of Indiana, will take notice that
the said Plaintiff did, on the SIS" day of
January,A. D. 1870 file her petition. in
the office of the Clerk of the Court of .Cem4
MOI Pleas, within and for the County of
said James C. Swassick with adultery, and
asking that she may be divorced from the
said James C. Swassick, which ~petitionwiH
stand for hearing at the next term OF Lsaid
.-CATHARINE SWAsS1CK, ~
BY VIM. B. McCarty, her Atty =,
: Feb. e-6w3l ,'''St =, y
d EHFr ~ 81
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ATTACHMENT NOTICE:

David 3, 5rlq'p,o ' 9 before s I 'r q2naa; gs.I::
I, D~efendannod 36hoyE bnG ,nli3I.
/, On the .$ttpdayof March,iAs D. 1870.
said Justicei .sned an order of attachment
ihthe above action for the sum of one hnn-
dred and 'tSenty-four dollars and thirty
ce its. -.i2 " DAVID SWOPE. IL
E6w-no39, Irsly .i'iT 5wuily s.
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IaUNIYERSALISM.-THE srARIN THE
WEST, Cincinnati, a., is the old-established
Western Universalist newspaper 1t gives
current religious md SECULAR news, and is
a bright and cheerful home visitor. Fight
large pages of reading matter. giving
something for everybody !" No other pa
per needed isSthhe{amiiSis:send sag and
urns to new subscribers. Clubs, wanted!-
Address, WILLIAMSON & CANTWELL,
CINCINNATI Ohio:
~ "' .
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g Executors Notice.

Notice IS hereby given that tile IN
dersigned have been duly appqiuteq
and qualified FXecntor. and ExeeutriS
ofthe Estatesoh Phillip Thoma, Dec.
late of Ashland county Ohio, ~''i"r"i "
gin -.,,,.. JACOB TuoMA.. eia.
- I'll g. SUsANNAu THoNrA.
April 6, 10, 4w40.s ,,.1'r''''1 ~
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probate Notiees.H


The following Executors, Admins
traitors and Guardians have filed in
the Probate Court OF Ashland County
Ohio, their Partial and final Accounts
for settlement, viz: w
PARTIAL account Off George w. Wal
ter Executor of George Walter de-
ceased! .;1yCI yrGniD1orl+Ll % IA,
Partial account Of John H.nBaum,
administrators of Henry Baum do
Finalaccountief ;Martin:L Mason,
Administrator of r. N. Hershey de
ceased.
Final account of John Aschleman,
Administrator of Abraham i Stouiier,
deceased .-JIt ADi.r 4-1frTf
Final account of RizQ,l Stoner, as
guardiano Of Lawrence B. Donovan
Partiabaccount of, Martin. Lutz,
as guardian of Mark L. 4. Wilson
. Partial account Of Martin Lutz, as
Guardian Of the heirs of Alexander
McElraV yyIdeceased.l.. ,I9e. =:
Final accountof James b. Smith
Administrator of Samuel Wclty, de-
ceased brG 1910 EpIIIIHT-
Final accountoofuJahes JO Santh,
Executor of John Vangiider, deceas
ed. ~ ~ jCJT!I lie =" ,lHsz& L0l
And the same will be for hearing
Ienthe End day obMayS. AIDAIS70,
at 10 o'clock A. NJ.
-59A b! w. 1WHITMORE,i -.
Probate Judge ..
Y 'YraG7i;duq IN N ECFgg TCC
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The PEE WEB-Those charming
sd SOCIAL little songsters, the; pee
>etse, afe again chattering. about The
.~.soFsteps and bdflding their lfttl,
Inud houses under the leavesi
o ~sisterl come, ,lpokf
Come quickly, AND ssei
Right here on the oak -,..Iy
81 Sits little 'pee!wee.0
.Ghcm TsJs H"I
Step softly, 1 beg,
As you come near the tree
Else away1EI wilFfy,
And leave you and me.
mDp3T l@f22HEI +Es M
Nov this wayne 1ooksdutI ls3r
And now he looks that,
I know what it meahsA'it ~
He's RatchiDgthe cat.--
Hush = hear him sing softly,
His sweet soug, 'Pee-wee I,..-k
Using on, little bird!
E,aNOuoneed mot fear mo. ri Das
a1i But, dhif, he flies of, ~
Now what did he see7tI>t 1t
"Tis pussy. Scat! 'ScatI .Eo1
Come back, dear pee-weei
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THE MAGIC COMB will change sly COLI
ored hair or beard to a permanent black Ell
brown. Tt contains no pofsoh. Any n
cen use,it. One sent by mail,forl 81. SAd.7
dress = MAGIC COMBiOopH r.
3m23sg Springfield MasaeiIi
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II 'AEHETUHH
49, haTOhjY0UNGME oiyis
{gesssA lJwt Published ina Sealed iEs-
80 sf0Rsi PlgiifsG sig coatssoo0 saii
A Lecture. on the Nature. Treatment, and
Radical Cure OF Spermatorrhoea, or semin-
al weakness, Involuntary Emissions, Sex
nal Debility and ImpedimsntStq Marriage
generally. Nervousness Consumption. Ep,
| ilipsy and Fits Mental and Physical Car
paeity!. resuitfng from Self Abuse, &c. BY
ROBERT +. CULVERWELEhM GD.J,'
Author of the "Green Book,'i&cihi Oii1o,i
The warld-renowned anthor, insthis rado
mirable Lecture, clearly proves from his
own experience that the awfu c~onseqpep5,
ces of Self-Abuse may be effectuaf1y remoy-
ed without medicine. and without danger
Gus surgical operations. bougles,i dnstrn!'
ments, ring or cordials- pointing out o imodc
of cure at once certain and effectuai. by
which every sufferer, no mntter what his
condition may be, may cure himself cheap
" privately and radically. THIS Lee
ETuRE WILL PROVE A@BO0N TO
THOUSANDS AND THOUSANDS. 4
Sent, under seal, in a plain envelope TO
any address postpaid, on receipt of SIX cent?,
or two post stamps. Also, DR.. GafteFweff's
Marriage Guide" price % cents, III address
theP Publishers, .1of.G1H Il
- CHAs. ]. C. KLINE &GoZ i,
127 Boyery. New York, Post 0fifs box,
4 $780, & oi7Tfn
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r. POSTERS &
PHO 7CiNH1

- I. eain4;yw .~laO oI'or2 "5i :
lo! ,s... m.,. -isIi~i'. q If"
80 ..aG,J LID = = Il tn
t&urd . .hu-ii-f ,sI0.S ='IH,:h
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~PLASTATIoN. .RITTERs,

: .griiu. .sA-F.TIs6UT.T1,t y. IIs"l
Thiswonderful vegetable restorative is
ths s~heet,aIehoT IF the feeble and 5dstilita.,
and lahguid: it has no equal among stom-
achics. AS a remedy for the nervous weak
ness to. which woniena are especially subject,
It is. superseding every other stimulant. in
all climates, tropical, temperate or frigid,
it acts as a specific in every species of dis
order which undermines the bodily strength
and breaks down the animal spirits. For
sale by all druggists. 36m6
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This dchrious prrparatiOn. made FROM thsij
root Of the American Aios, tagaveh il the IA
= ~vorite, and almost universal beverage Of the
inhabitants of the mountains of Peru, Mexico,
and Lower California, Thero the plant grows
in wild luxuriance. fITacir physicians con-
stantIy recommend il as q istirnulants and
diurstic, in all diseases where such q remedy J
/ is indicated. Ono of the Proprictors, in tray-
cling through Mexico and Lower California
several years ago, had conhded to; him bya
Spanish Padre. the Recipe for its preparation.
They now Offer it to the public with the hope,
that its high reputation as a remedy on the .
Pacific Coast, will be infinitely enhanced by
its success upon the Atlantic. Its undoubted
y eficacsi in Gravel, Goh&, Chronic rheumatism,
: Incipient Dropsy. Flatuleure. Colo Pains in d
DISTINCTIONS in the Bladder, Kidneys, and
Urinary Organs; in dyspepsia, and Geaerai
: Debility, and in Exhausted Vital Energy-is
unrivaIed. II is considered by the MeStcans
to DO an absolute specific for Scurvy. ffppi
2 fo.ti DIRECTIONS. go
-, As q Diuretic, . tablespoonful inla vine- :
glass Of sweetened Fater three times sday, !
just before meals. As q Srirrnlant, from half
q wineglass to o wineglassfuI in q little water,
as occasion may require Observe the Seal
upon the cork of the bottle: that it his not
been previously broken. Flu value will be
paid for, the empty bottles y boxes when
returned to the Proprietors.
BROWN g. KoLlOCK,
1901 RIDGE AVENUE, PhhadspaA
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I'D w41ii,5s sso son RRlAs'a: jRstsssds} 2
J: II. Kell and f. HI N~ontsonerytp.
Kell. defendants L9Trj Ashland Co. %
On, the1irstday of March, AotDa1s7
said Justice ISSUED an order of atteehmen
in the qboys action fo5 thesup # ffty-fou
dollars. I'D. WILLIS & SON, e
Pitaas, by 80, JACOBS their Atiy.
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GANYASSlNG, BOOKS SENT FREE
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les, VIRTUES VICES. sPLEsnn,
DORIS and CRIMES, ofthe. CITY Tr
-? :n,.NoOF PARIS. - liz,
eat and most BcautifuhG City in the world /;
how its Beauty and Splendor are purchas-
ed at a fearful cost of misery and Suffering;
how visitors are swindied by Professional
Adventurers; how Virtue and Vice gearm
in-arm In the Beautiful City how 1.-THE most
Fearful Crimes are committed and conceal
ed: how money Il Sauandered in useless
luxuty and contains ever150 4 engravf
ings of noted Places Life and Scenes in
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New Stock of Oilcloth, House-blan.
kets,, LaP-robes aud Shelf Hardware ut!
BMIna.
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Don't forget that We have the largest Stoeklo
ING and HEATfNH0 ST0FES ever bropshtte this market andafs ehvSoes i.
to suit the imes. 6ued Cook Stoves trimmed ont for oEwenty76ye DoIhla -
IS yes an prcesGhpWe have aAo aprge stool, ofTea Trays, pressed
and Japs ned TIp-wAre Furnishing Goods ofah f7h3s as.ow"aV the lowest
Give !. !. sail before rurchnsipg,o DON'T fdegee thspiAc ey Two DJoisd9sMt eRG
First Ma 5hf Bank, Ashland, O. fai tq Of bozogo1q ,oidO ,bnnEfsk
2(oFF mi 5f1h1t9'9 ,fTHs al WILLS jkAUFEMAN& GO ni,,uf,
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! iii ,iiu -Gi"sS hus "nII9.ta0
mo HI IL -paaPfn liga. Etciat
.Ia,.,o ~ s..i E~iniGfr-2 Il (
, 1870-07-09
NEW 0HURCH BUILDING.
Description of The Adm Street II, Z. Church.
The Sunday SERVICES,

Over year ago the West Indiana Society sold
its pleasant house Of worship on the corner of
West Indiana and Sangamon streets, to society
Of Swedish Meth0dists This 1atter has uoT an
ovcrfoWinR congregation, and Is eveTyway pros
perous. The other society, under the pastorate of
Rev. ". F. Stewart, selected new location on
Ada street. one half block south OF Lake, and In
that tine nelgbborhoou has erected q new temple,
which Will be dedicated on Sunday. The builders
have aimed to secure q substantial, beautiful
house, and to provide, at the lowest minimum
@ cost pfr % %eapita, all possible room for Worship
Of TIL concerned, and the success as wei as the
way to the SUCCESS has interest to church builders
81 all descriptions. The binding, which is G. by
tttul front Of Milwaukee brick trimmed In most
graceful outlines with dressed brown stone. The
lssGare-5oom 5, g feet By - y gem; Jevns
infant class aud Billie clans rooms, separated
from tue above apartment by movable
sash partitions, arc complete in their appoint
dedicated, Is carpcted, seatcd and otherwise fun
nlshed In perfect taste. The johnson organ Is the
best Of lts Class and IN tone and durability IS in
keeping With tts surroundings The house Is
thoroughly ventilated by smple means, and foul !
air cannot escape banishmenL Ten brick air |
ducts pass n ne watts from basement foor to the
each, gHs-buTner With volcano attachment |
creates an ascending current Of air, into which |
the befou1ei air Of the audlcncc-room fows per- |
force. Four lafRe furnaces, provided to WITH l
the house when the memory Of these July days
arc gone. are In sub-bascment The lecture, the |
infant class, and Bthleclass rooms, arc two feet
The completed church will cost f45,0 ,0oo The |
expense M @ 70 iate exclusive Of furniture, Is about
s2O,ooe. and Chicago has not more jadctous
architect The control has been In the hands OF
NelLselected Building. Committee from the West |.
pef nas Z B.a5p Ss5 EsE ss T
he Centenary Methodist Chntch. whose practical |
, 1870-07-09

The following resolution was adopt ed at
recent meeting, in England. Of the Bharohold-
eIs @ OF the Great Western Railway of Canada
:, 1hat II is c2pctiicnt that tho construction OF
the loop line or railway from Glencoe to Fo1t
Etie, opposite the city OF Buffalo, should bo
promoted by this company; and tint the
board be, and are hereby, authorized to sub
Ecrihe for stock in the Canada Air Line Com
pany, and to aid its construction BY raising the
may deem most desirable" Instructions have
been received by A1r. Price, from the sccre-
ta1y in London, to subscribe for all tic stock
III the name Of the President OF tho company,
pay the necessary deposits, and let tho con-
tracts at once.
, 1870-07-09

@s Miscellaneous.
-. me following are the officers elect of rhos +
nutMtf io1Ge NO. de9 A. F. A. NJ: q. C. Smith
" y: u =. = pettibone, s. W; J. S. Cram. j. II.
": L haInum. Treasurer; usle Burnam' Secra,
naS n,x E II: CoLeil t. p; p Lowe, ]. b; j, IL.
Meen, 81. Slc"ard; Wm- Smith, Jr. Stewart: T.
= Ferns. Tyler. They were installed on Thnn1,S1 Nv =
last Va no4 aouS
.-John Shan9hneHsy, young man who arrived
IN tlls city THREE days ago, and was unable Ia Oh.
tan HofE, Wa9 found in starving con5Ition fn
M nasn IN the rear OF No. II Alexander Ftrret IN
innlsdaT afternoon. He "a 20 yeara Of Hyr n n
shoemaker By trade, and hta condition was caused
~ anngef and exhaustion. He was taken 10 tI1e
"A man named o. D. Bell dIcd yery sudden1v
on ssase street, near Fourteenth, yesterjaY morn
!Dg: INC Dcpnfy Coroner held an inquest and tte
5u.y tetuIneu verdict that death resulted from
MI. J. q. skce1c had f1ne gray horse and e..
celent buggy stolen at the Lumber ExchanoH.
morning. e' 'e'teaoa5
The schooner r. r. Chambers was run ,nto
aha sunk by the tug Magnolia, near Lake srreet
~as Injured NV VIZ w ''47 'e'ss'
"A horse ralued Mt ssoo, attached to A bnoov
Hofth $3.50 belonging to J. u. Skeeie, were st0isH
dtoM the corner Of Market and South Water
streets yesterday morning. '"'
The fair At the West S!le Rink Is we'll patron
The friends Of Clark Lipe and Ucurv Greenehnf'I1'
haoiiestng great interest In the result Of The con-
zeal AZ the close Of the polls last evening Nil
ltpe WIS 200 votes ahead. Tonight win he 1he
!ast opportunity for the friends Of either 10 assist
In securing the Silver set. 0N'0'
, 1870-07-09

leans; 9eorge v. Kipg6bury, Yankton; Samuel g.
tlancssc0; Chazles q. raIl, Luke Superior; Mar.
saaL y. Rice, Boston: r. BlaEeley. St Paul; Hon.
y. n. Cobb, Tisc0us1n; H. b Do1. !. C. Proctor,
Peufta, A. F. Brigham, brooklyn; 4. i. Martin.
dale. St. Louis; Geo. g. Thomas, St Louis. "
". MacFar1and, New York.
1HENoSr uoCsE
Among tic arrivals al the fremont House yes-
teruay. we're the following: Hon. J. o. Crosby.
Iowa; Govetnor Samuel Merrill, DesMotness Ia' !:
Ex-Governor Gilpln. Colorado; Benjamin p. Hins..
ma1+ Cfnctnna1l; 4. C, McKeen. Galyc8ton q
LcabuIK, st Paul: Charles q. Mills BpstOn linn
I: A Gfier- Peor1A: 4. p. Burrouchs Mnrnuritc.
Wesley KedaeAl, Des Mo!nes; l. ii. Puwerx'
SPIlnGneld: j. E. P1ers0n, St. Louis: Hon, Charles
= Ma9ef Cedar Rapids: Geo. 3. Rjpiey. New
aolE; = u Thomas, Ohio; John T. Nulfay. C.
tulAoast Vi l. +. voorhees,, New York
81. JAMES HOTEL.
,er.ias nc ailiFals at the st James Ho;el ycs-
s!na3, were the following: 1. hi DoyliI1p 7 -.
GIosse: Jamea d Sampson, Madison L r. 1crtcr.
.,.au'1 oauSsSe Louis E Gardner, milwaukee,; Ed
@ Au McflAingtun, Ecokuk: ". l. LvtbrstDn
nnaNIcnce, Kansas: II. \. Northup, Bangor: +. n
p iov!mRson, Detroit; Jesup E. WFangler. Cicye-
1anu James Thaycr, St Paul, Carroll HavnI,
STsanaasky; Jeremiah Carroll Milwaukee: JohH
h1n, t1mwood; Henry II. Frothtngham, Boston.
3RlGGS House,
among The arrivals at The Briggs House, sester-
cay, were the following: Colonel John il. Enea
gIoFe burlington; Hon. II. W. WaItorsi. indlansn-
oils: HeE. =. n Manning, ST, Paul c.hsr1aa X
uenninE, Albany: Joseph l. Luddlnrfon Sar.in
e: =, A. Gordon, Washington: 1. +. pnrincfnn
netfoi W. \ Boise, kcuEuk: James IL. fsn1''
5on, Catf1: Henry E Sutherland, sprtncir,,i.
sa1tef = Porter, Indianapolis; W, 4. Si,.,nsnn
,! LOUD; stephen L Stephenson, Cleveland.
, 1870-07-09

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ANNOUNCEMENTS AND CANES
This afternoon the great Red Stockfnps of Gin,
csnnatt give an exhibition OF their ekiIi al Oyfen
Park, their opponents being the Amateurs, Of tbis
cnyt Club sufficiently strong at the bat to eiye
fielding to some extent The latter ]efs EfncInnati
last evening, and viii reach Chicago this mornInp
IaeE afc On ther way to Rockford, there to play
the Forest CltyB on Monday next
Ihe HIocers and Brokers play their match game
coIner Of State and Twenty second Streets,
The Rising Suns beat the Silver Heels % to e8.
f1ye Innings. ~ '''
The zePbyrs beat the Gazelles, Of Evanston, IS
to 1G, ~
The Rapids beat the Mohawes, 81 Us.
45 to 81. 4'S'''
The TRIBUNE Printera beat the Mutuals 50 to 46,
NEW foRE, duly a.-The game Of base ball to-
day between the White Stockings, OF Chicago. and
the Unions, Of Morr1sania, resulted as follows: -"
T5i;ts S5iss.s .s:et.!as.s ;fsSi$
GAME AT TROY. y
TRoY, y. y, July G-The Harvard Base Bali
Elnb ol Boston, bent the ua5makers, Of this city,
GAME IN WASHINGTON.
to-siay, the O5mpics scored "a, and the Nationais
Is
- TIE FOREST CrrYE
Special Despatch to The Chicago Tribune
FORT WAYNE, Ind, July s.-To-tfay the Forest
City Base BAH Club, Of Rockford, defeated the Ke-
Hlongas, Of Fort Wayne, In seven innings. Score,
a2 to 3. Rain compelled the game to be called at
The Red Stockings senlors play here next
Wednesday. 18Th. A large attendance is *.
pectet1-