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NEW @OWDSa
 F, rzeET G<A "

TEAS inst received, per Steam boat pa. q 7 ratoea, an entire new assortment oi GOODS. suitable for the present ana ap- .nroacfing seasons, consisting ot
 Dry Goods, Groceries,
 Hardware, Cutlery,
 China, Glass, Liverpool, and
 Queens ware, =.
 Ladies. Gentlemen, Misses and
 Rows BOOTS and SHOES,
 One box fine Shelmerdine HA1s,
 An assortment of Saddlcry, an
 100 Sacks of Salt, &c. &c. All of which. he is determined to sell at very reduced prices for CASH.
 Also, on Commission, Flour, Whlskey, Bacon, Lard, SDc.
 June g, 1881. l4-D
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VARIETY.
ALTERATION OF THE MIND

A melancholy instance of this dis ease occurred in this city few days sinee. The much-to-be-pitied subject of this malady is native of New Eng land, who has resided q considerable time in this city. He pursued his or -dinary avocations with all the industry which characterizes the Universal na- tlon, until the past winter, when, unfor- tunately, he was induced to attend oali, or what IS more technically termed "a hop or publick. Here his stars direc- led that nc should meet Miss B.. ebutterfly we might call.her,) beautiful as the rosebud, gracefulas the lil,y.and gentle as the amaranth, but with feel lngs resembling that flower known by she title of "two faces undera hood. .n-.- Mr. E-, the subject of our story, Was introduced, and made happy by permission to touch the fair lady's hand .in cotillion. He resolved to attack theiady's heart, determined to lay close siege to 1t; he commenced his lines of approach by an acquaintance with the brother of Miss B.; after which came an invitation to the next publick: : to the theatre; and, as if to crown bis good fortune, Niblo's illuminated. and his shaded walks presented themselves to his aid. All went on gloriouslr and apparently nothing remained to be done. except to make the grand assault, or in other words, to 'spop the question:'' and this MT. E. resolved to do without-loss of time.
 The early part of this week, .4nno Dona,ai, 1881, was chosen for the mem- orable deed,-for memorable indeed Nnd appalling is the act Of popping the question. How many noble cailants are there, who have frequently worked thelr courage up to the sticking point. but as frequently found it oozing at 'shcir fingers end, as the awful moment approached; but not so with MT. F. he was resolved to go on as courageously as before; with this view he procured a couple of Niblo's tickets, and hastened to the dear object of his hopes: he found her Tn fine spirits; he looked upon this as most favorable omcn---he hoped. ne requested, she would go to the gar den. She agreed without hesitation. and with what her suiter afterwards called a iecring devil in her eye, said s'e had intended to go, and they were to De accompanied by young gentle man, friend of hers.
 A young gentleman! who is he?''-l Haid Mir. F
 soh, he isa friend ofminc, who arri-
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Notice.
NOTICE

k lii persons are hereby notified that a "A certain note executed by Nicholas Peay and Thomas W. Scott, for the sum ofseventy y-ive dollars. in favor Of Abraham Secrcst, dated on or near the 1st ofNovem- Der, Is30, will not be paid by said Peay 6g Scott, unless compelled by law. This note IS tne only one oecrest holds against the subscribers. Itwas given for a horse which proved to be wholly yaliieiess.
 NICHOLAS PEAY.
 THOMAS ". SCOTT. Litie Rocl, Feb 2, 1891. 45-T
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Stray Horse Taken m

hn EN UP AS A STRAY, by Stephen c, U. Lewis, ofPoint Remove townsl,;,' Ionway county,a B.4YHORSEs;x years years p'u, fourteen hands high, roman nose orown mane and tail, has a scar m L;s l,g''' ,as s,as, @ and mark on his rieht hind reg. safd horse vas appraised 10 twan,, s nse uoiiars, by Villi1m EHis. .Jaceb st;ai a,a ,s, ana 1hon'as s. Haynes, appraisers. dn. y appointed and sworn for that n,,.,a.o ~
 Au STEPHEN D. LEWfESs
 August 1lth, ls3l--22s3w -4 7 iS'
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Somemhat Puzsled.-A Jerseyman not far from forty years of age, came into the office of physician in this city, bringing an infant to have it fitted with truss. lie was accompanied by a blooming girl, apparently about sixteen with whom the physician Ga bachelor) was well nigh falling in love. at sight. Such being increase, he wass.struck all of heap as the saying is, when the child beginning to cry, he saw the girl take 1t and give it the breast. Feeling his love descending all at once nearly to zero, he inquired-sis that yours?"
 'sNo sir, il is my brother"
 ssYour brothers child, is if?"
 "No, sir, it is my own brothcr.n
 sYour brother! the child your bro- ther?,
 sCertainly-why not?'
 slt is rather curious though-you lock so young that l."
 "But Tam married for all that.n
 "And your child your brotherr'
 sNo, sir, nay child is not my brother. 1 left mine at home. This is mothers child. We have each an infant, and as my mother could not so we'll leave home. and l wished to come to the city.swe made an exchange, sine nurses. nay cbild at home, whiie i do, the same by hers here.n
 ssOh! l begin to understand now: but l was prodigiously puzzled at first, l must confess
 This was undoubtedly somewhat soi f novel case, and as our friend the thy- sician was not so old as he willbe. if he lives long enough, it IS not surprising that he should be in somewhat of a quan- dary to understand thematter. Though nephews and neices arc occasionally to be met with older than their uncles; it must be rather phenomenon to see a brother sustained at the breast of sis ter, and a grandchild drawing nourish- ment from that of its grand qnother.-|
 N. Y. Constellation.
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I .aw Notice.

R scRITTENDEN x A. FOWLER, "AyJNfs associated themselves in the HI practice of the Law, will attend the .s courts Of the Second, Third, and Fourth Judicial Circuits, and the Superior Court at Little Rock.
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Notice.

E WILLIAM JARRETT, having been 5 appointed Guardian of Eizabeth Per kins, at the late July Term of the County Court, for the county of Lawrence, in the Territory of Arkansas, hereby declare all contracts which said EIizab eth may enter into, without my appreciation, to be void :, and of no effect, as said Elizabeth is re- cognized by said Court as an idiot.
 Given under my hand, at Columbia. Lawrence county, A. T. 10th July. 4. D. 1881. WILLIAM JARRETT TT.
 July 10, ls31-19-fqo Guagdica .Gc.
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fsooefz S@es, ATTACHMENT,
 Ualhans Johnson. Damages s2oo.
 A ND now at this day came tn. plaintiff "A by his attorney, and 1t appearing to the satisfaction of the Court, that the de- tendant, William Johnson, is not an inhab- hant of this Territory, that due and pron- CT service of said attachment had been made by attaching, in the hands or posses slon of Jesse Johnson and Georpe Dodenn administrators ofJames Dodson deceased and the-said plaintiff having filed i6terroo- atorIes to be answered by said garnisbees. and Jesse Johnson, one of the said rarp;- shoes, having appeared in his proper per- son, and answered the said interropato- ries, and admits, that at the time of-ttte scrYice of said attachment. there wore some rights and dues in his hands, belonr- Ing and coming to him, the said defend- aht--Whereupon 1t IS orde by tbe Court, that the said Jesse Johnson he re. s,raned from paying over to said William Johnson. the said rights, claims and dnes until the further orders of this Co,tf,. and that the sald George Dodson answer inc !. laterrogalorles here filed, on or hefnra lhe liiiro day ffh8 next term of this Cou,.. ana II IS further ordered by the Court. that paoiicasion, containing the nature and amount of the said plaintiffs demand. mo- hiying the said defendant, that an attach ment has issued against his estate, and that unless he appear, by himself or attorney and an f'ie special bail 10 the plaintiffs z, ton, on or before the third day of the next term Of this Court, judgement will he .en. tered against him. and his estate sold to satisfy the same; and it is further orS dered, that the plaintiff cause the sama sa De inserted in some newspaper printed ;o this Territory for four weeks snccess;va iy' rom the ad!eurnment of this Court.
 SPENCER CROUCH, Clerk
 An,... C5reas s.t Court, Sf. Francis couufv.
 Printers fee, SIC 62a
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y. S.lNEE'EEs MERCHANT rE'lAAEEEE4 0E>

n ErURNS his thanks to his customers E6, and friends, for the liberal share oi patronage he has received at tbelr hands, and respectfully informs them, that he has ;nstsreceiyed large and splendid assort- mont of FANCY CLOTHS-consisting of
 Superhne Blue-Black,
 do. Olve--Gfeen,
 do. Brown-Dark Gtron,
 do. Grey-Drab,
 Cassimeres-Satinets, and
 A variety of FANCY silk yesting, Which will enable him to furnish a full suit of clothes, or single coat. made up, much chenper, and much better, than can be purchased in any part of the Territory.
 A shit of clothes can be furnished Tn FoRTY-sIx hours fter the measure IS taken, and be pledges himself that all work pas sing through his hands, shall be executed in the peatest manner and the most fash ionabie style.
 About the last of September next, lie will receive, from Philadelphia, large variety of superGne Fancy Cloths. winch he will sell, for Cash or approved paper, at more reduced price than has heretofore been sold in any part of Arkansas. hs supply will enable him to furnish gentlemen attending tLe Legislature, with clothes at the shortest notice, of the very best quality.
 He has made arrangements hy which he will receive, quarterly, the latest fashions from Philadelphia. nAF Gentlemen at distance can have their coats made, hy sending him their er- aet measure, agreeabiy 10 the following di- rectloDs viz: To measuYe jos.a Fashionable Codt. 1 1st. The fnli height of the customer, by ] feet and inches. 2d The half circumference of breast under tho coat.
 ad. The ehalfcireumference ofwaist un- der the coat.
 4th Theiength ofslecycs, including the width of hack and cuffs, the arm being raised level and square.
 {g7 SHOP next door to the Post Office
 Lille Rock, June 29. l4-G
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CIRCULAR.

OFFICE OF AMERICAN AND FoREfGN Aeml|
 FOR CLAIMS, 49 WALL-sT. AEwIOR,
 JAN. 1851.
 DuBLIC NOTICE is hereby giVentoaN -k persons whom il may concern, hasng Claims. Debts, Inheritances, 6c. paysbs or recoverable abroad, tflat this Agetq has established, under the special ausEca and patronage of distinguished individual Tn this country, regular correspohdeRc| with eminent Bankers &c. in the principal ports and capitals of Foreign Goyernment. Tn commercial relations with the tniiel States; through the mediation whereofsuci valid claims as may be eonfded there9, will be expedited for settlement, sd| promptly and effectively recovered; wfel furnished by the claimants with the suits ble legal proofs and vouchers, together Ta the requisite Power of Attorney to h| taken and acknowledged before any ludF| of Court of Record, or other competed . ivil Magistrate, Municipal Anthory,a 2 Notary Public; and the whole duly aulleP tlcated by the Governor of the state O Territory in which the same may he ls' fected, and legalised by the approprlateis reign Consul.
 Having also established similar corfe pondence throughout the United stalesan british America, the like claims tor r ceyery in any part thereof respecll'ae,, will be received and efficiently attendeaa n behalf of American as well as iorelsp claimants.
 Orders for the investment of fupds@ Mortgage of Freehold property, or m . a1 purchase of Public Securities ef the tsna n.s States, Canal Loans of the States olNs' '', York, Pennsylvania, Ohio, &c. pune'a'" and faithfully executed.
 applications addressed to this Agency cases requiring the inv yestigation Of clam, search of record, or the interyentlon legal proceedings, shoni1 be accompa'llss.. With an adequate remittance to defray u' preliminary charges and disbursement t <. tending the same, and all letters nuss post paid,
 AARON IT. PALMEh, Counsellor offse s. c. .Jfhe U $. ',.1tq .str"'
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yILLEMONT Hoqs,.

o1S HfUTFl and situated in the townHf y;llemts seat of justice for Chicot conr," c,e,.oht, tn house IS new, is substantial s~'y' sna' faa posed principally of cypress i'm rri,e, eaR H been erected with view to ses, tss public business, is 70 feet by se .easlta two stories high, divided into 1se' 10 base dious apartments, and there are as;'n sO,uo the necessary ont-ofIices and stabls. Cent
 If this house be not sold by tho sea, ofSeptember next, if will be RFNqaSalI on reasonable terms, to any resao,.91l ~ person who may apply for if. Thfohsl0la Thf. ton is conside tered by many. as s1' T, silaa. STAND in Arkansas Tor a pJSp9e. 'I'y 9''! HOUSE. 0pLle
 All the furniture and utensials o
 in this establishment, will be otT. tpTplO?a Public Sale. at the same time and ''u nl,s a'
 .4iso-All the remainder of stass ;. DRY-GGODS and HARD W.9RF ~ ' prising a considerable quantity .of 'ssn' ssa nants of Cotton and Wooges. Good, ,,',. a.a' Tronmongery, 7Ya-ararp, and some l;,.9 ra' Articles, and many other things too ted%,, to name. TENS OF SaLE.--For the bons.l.. Furniture and store goods six months st,.a c,.a 1t. Ample security will be required VI JOHN c JONES 0f fhe lafe firm of BOONE & Josvs ,,
 Agent for Janles EstiH, the .4dmia,'s.a sa
 Tor et fhe Estate ef J. F. Boone as ceased. " Villemont, Point Chicot, Arkansas T., ritory, August 9th. 1891. 2sas NB.-Iowards the end of this yesr [ shall have also for rent, conyeei,,. Sfore-house, Counting room, and W.s House, with fixtures complete, for any k;,s of mercantile operations, required in llI, 1 country. JOHN c. JONEg {
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g,.Hyv .7se 7sesGsEEEGA' g 2 E cal1.

VH7IILIAM TRIMBLE, Attorney at w Law, will practice in the Superior Court, at Little Rock. and in the coufties of Clark, Hampstead, and Lafayette, in the First Judicial Circuit. and Crittenden, Phillips, and Chicot, in the Fourth Judicial Circuit. He will also attend to the col iecting business throughout the Territory
 His residence, Washington, Hampstead county, (A. T.
 .yltty 2l, lS30. lI-y.
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Oftwo men, ,one who had married for beauty, and the other for suitability, wouldnotthe former hewillinetechaace. wives with the latter in two yearsg
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TWo-HoRsE CAERYaCE.

This Carriage is intended to canvey pas- sengers to any part of the Territory and persons travelling 10 the Hot Springs, par ticuiariy, or to the Post or Arkansas, Vt il ind It to their advantage to call. His ri- yers are careful and well acquainted with the country.
 C. BRUMBACK. Latle Roch, .Tarch g, 1881. 52-law
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LIVERY STABLE. Ag,

ESOR the accommodation of his friends,
 \ and Travellers in this part of the Ter ritory, the subscriber keeps constantly at h's Stable, in Little Rock, to hire, several good $ A DOLE HORSES, and n
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To Journeymen Tailors.

1" ANTED IMMEDIATELY 1.nvo
 Journeynaen Taiiors of.steady and 'ndustrious habits. Good wages and con. s'aH employment will be given.
 Y;..n !. SMITH. Little Rock, T. August 24--23--ts
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PETITION FOR DIVORCE


 A NJ now on this day came the said "A complainant. by his solicitor. and tbe sad defendant being solemnly called came not: " hereupon 1t isordered that an alias summons issue and that publication he made, requiring the said defendant to he and appear at the next term of the Circu;t court, at court to be holden at tho town oi ,oersy, Tn and for the county of Izard on the 4th Monday in November next and answer the complainants petition, other wise the same will be taken as confessed q ana fas.1 aaeoree entered accordingly: and il .a 'a' .nef oraered, that copy of this order SIX weeks successiyely. Copy--teste,
 JOHN P. HOUSTON, c7erh August IT, 1891. oi'f,,s I'e soo't.
 Prs fee, ss 75.
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Inited Stafes of .4merica,} Territory af .4rhansas, County of ixard
 CIRCUIT CouRT, MAY TERM. 1881. Witliam Weathe,Jord.
 YS. l f''ances Ueatherjord,
 alias Frances Jackson.
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PJeBzFc S.aLr.
TO CLOSE A coNf,r,,. :. \

LEAVING determined to ~
 HI tire close of my business 1ae ~ an st. end of the present year, l shallI spout z, tEs on .Monday the ,aineteenth day of ,snereitre, s neat, offer at PUBLIC VENDRifES ESeepisntFr perties mentioned below, unless 'le Pr. fhy private sale. before that s ' aspesed
 The house ] occupy as tayasaVd rs''Vd, sai !, 4t ,,o < VIII. knt,n.
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AARON IT. PALMER, Counsellor oftle s. c. ofthe U s. a,,pN' CT
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FOR CLAIMS, 49 WALL-sT. AEw-Yas AN. 1891.
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Great Army at the battle Of Leipsic /;
Comma dant-in Chief Of the reserved
army 10 1913; aud Peer Of France and
Commander Of the Army Of the Mo-
selie during the hundred days. He
made the campaigns Of the Rhine. Italy,
Germany. Prussia, Spain, and Russia,
and ever distinguished himself by his
cool and gallant conduct. During the
hundret days Marshal Gerard solicited
from Napoleon an employment for
General Bourmount. when the Empe-
ror replied, "Mon cher Gerard, qui Q
etc blanc. restera blanc--qui a etc
bleu. restera bleu."
In 1891 Gerard was elected mem.
Der Of the Chamber Of Deputies for the
Department Of the Seine; and from
that period, with the exception Of three
years, he has ever been a member Of
the Chamber. In the July revoiu,,sn,
he joined the people, headed the citi
zens, and contributed essentially in
driving from the capital the soldiers OF
Charles the Tenth. Since that period
he has attached himself zealousIy 10
the party Of Louis Philip, and belongs
not to the Casimir Perier party, nor
yet to the Odillon Barrot party; but to
third and large party in this cou ntry.
which has immense power, and which
IS resolved on not submitting 10 the
Humiliation Of Franco" To no one
could the command Of this army be
entrusted with more propricty, All the
soldiers will follow him with enthu
siasm, even though, before he shall re-
turn TO Paris, II be necessary to march
to Berlin, Vienna and Warsaw"
81. AfchdePs captured by the Ter.
ceirans.-lf the following information
~ correct, which We copy from the
Boston papers Of Thursday, all the
Azore Islands are now under the do
minion Of Donna Maria ed-St. Mi
chael's being the only one which re-
NAMED subject 10 Don Miguel, at the
date Of our previous accounts.
From the Uestern Islands.
Spalding, of the schr. Factor, arrived
at this port last evening from Fayal
Aug. 10. reports that the day before he
saiied,a Portuguese schr. arrived with 8
number oil prisoners, (Miguelites) from
Terceira, and stated that on the 81 Of
August, the troops of Donna Maria
landed at st. Michael's, and a battle
was fought, In which major and two
captains were killed, and The next dsy
the Miguelites surrendered.
lhe inhabitants are represented a.
much gratified at the news, o. the,
seemed to regard Don Miguel with tn,
utmost testatiou.
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DOMESTIC.
MORE MISSIONARIES ARRESTED.

iouhe corresponding Secretary OF the Missionary
society OF the Methodist Episcopal Church.
ATHENS, Z. TENN, JuLI &c, 1851.
Dear Brofher:-The present state
OF affairs in the bounds Of the Cherokee
mission, makes il necessary TO hasten
on this my third quarterly report. Re.
ceiving the painful intelligence, while
on visit into West Tennessee, of the
arrest and shameful treatment Of the
Rev. J. Trott, the assistant preacher
on Conasauga Giro uit, l hastened to the
nation, IN order, If possible, to make
some Efforts for his release from prison
and to adopt such measures as were in
my power Tor the support Of the mis-
sion IN these perilOus times. When |
got INTO the nation, brother Trott had
gwen bail, and returned home to the
duties OF his charge. I then hurried
on to Creek Path, to attend nv quar-
ter'y meeting there, which was he Id ON
the I'd and Sd inst. This meeting was
held in that part Of the nation where
Methodism was first established among
the Chcrokees. The holy Sabbath was
\ sacramento occ aston, on which MANY
happy souls rejoiced in God their Sa.
vIour. Methodists and Presby,erians
on that day met ia Christian love aud
union around the table OF thci- com.
mon Lord, and with mournCnlly glad
hearts eommemorated the suferings
and death Of Gods eternal Son and
mans ever blessed Redeemcr. TWAS
truly refreshing season, and INV own
spirit was revived among those unwa-
verlng disciples of Jesus. I obtained
another school for the Rev. J. W.
Hammer within the charter Of Ala.
bams, who, the second time, had to
leave his station at SaloquOye TO avoid
an arrest by the guard.
On the 9TH inst. myself and the Rev.
Martin Wells, from the Chatooga sta.
ton, reached the residence Of brotbe,
Irolt, when we were informed that Le
was again arrested by n detachment Of
the guards on The preceding day for the
same offence, and had left word for me
TO come aDd see him. Early in the
morning 81 the 9Th, I and brother
Wells started in quest Of our captured
brother, and about 10 o'clock we met
the guard, with the prisoners. on a line
OF march for head quarters, having IN
company with brother TTott, the iteV.
Nr. Worcester. Pfesbyterisn mis-
sionary. arrested also for residing with.
IN the charter Of the state, aud dragged
OF from a sick family. These two
brethren and an lodisn, chained by the
meek toa baggage wagon. were driven
on foot before the mounted horsemen.
a. part Of their punishment, inHieted on
them ior wha, the guard called their
Obslinaey. ! rode up 10 Col. Nelson.
sub.eOmmandsr Of the Georgia guard.
and politely asked permission to spesk
70 tie prisoners. lie told me could
do 50 a. they advanced. provided /
talked loud enough to be heard By the
guard.
10 our coByerSaiien 7 asied brother
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without having the privilege Of biJd
them farewell. I have omitted m,,
particulars which will vet be- ~
public. l am prepared to prove TIA.
IN the present hostile measure, o, ~.
state towards the missionaric. in ,L,.
nation. and other white citizens. NOR
prevails over iar. Colonel Nj
told me that their orders from m. Go
werner were TO let tho missionar 81. f,.,
thu heaviest weight of the Law. Sal
that they did not intend TO sho. u.
any mercy. What wilt he the rs,,,,
ut these measures ~ hard 10 for.,.l,
Liberty OF speech and Of con.cienc.
and religious federation. are but,m
name, IN the Cherokee country ~,,l,,
1.-THE souereign fmiis" OF Gsorsis
Nav the Lord sustain US till the ,,o,,
blows over.
Your brother in the bonds Of . p.,.
secuted Gospel.
II. c. N'LEOD.
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Trolling Mdfch.-AIaree eoncopr..
OF persons assembled At the Huntn.
Psrk Course yesterday afternoon o.
N',nes. irottIng match for a bet Q.
2Uu dollars, which took place bst~esf
D"hy . Chsoeeilor and BechtsIs BOB
a. 'he horses were famiIisSly teriosI
1y tue knowing ones on the ground
me distance was three miles anJ r..
peat. Chancellor vas sueressful. arj
accomplished the feat with spparert
Ease. The hrst heat was performed
by the saccessfBl horse in . minute,
and . seconds, and toe second hes, N
~ = minutes and IS seconds AbOsl
500 persons were present
Phi 10
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49,. $50. BALTIMORE. sGFf 70
IiN1 ~ b vssos lsi,e s,asr is,, pr~
W ~ I...at i"s lutis' les been ~ithol., '.f.ft
~ - - psr t-srcl.
kGErssuHfA, sGgr.
Dur ! lour Market - ~nhout change "
pr'e - j.. styiss g. ~ ssit
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and .ent for . physician. Mr.. Tay.
lor is now, We learn, in faie way 10
recover, although he has been coo.id.
cred very dangerous. We arc done
with this matter 1t least until the trial
n the other indictment shall be over -