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Madison Whig advocate. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1839-1841, 1839-10-26

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Madison Whig advocate. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1839-1841, 1839-10-26
sHERIFr-s SALE.

sHERIFF'S SALE.
.sT1dison Circuit Court --.torerste~ term, 1899.
Com. s. r. Road Bank
OF Vicksburg,
". Alias E. IA on bond.
Branch & Weathers5y
Charles Mafheny,
VS. Same ard same
Same,
RY virtue of the above stated case
- to me directed, ! shall expose 70
public sale, for cash, before the Court
house door, il the town OF Canton,
On the First Monday in Norem5sr 1889,
The following Negroes, to wit: Ben,
Malinda and three children.
Levied on as the property OF the said
defendant, and will be sold 70 satisfy the
plaintiffs debt and cost
s. NJ. FLOURNOYs SAY.
BY J. F. Coox, depzey-
Oct 10 41-45 Pr fee ssI
Madison Whig advocate. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1839-1841, 1839-10-26

Same
HH Y virtue Of the above stated case
ID TO me directed, will expose TO
public sale for cash, to the highest bid
der before the Courthouse door in the
town Of Canton,
On the First Monday in September 1889,
The following Property, to wit: -Four
valuable lots in the town of Canton,
each fronting twenty-five feet, back one
hundred feet, two of them fronting
on Main street, and two on Fulton street.
1t being the same ground formerly occu-
pied by defendant as Tavern Stand.
Levied on as the property of the said
defendant. and will be sold TO satisfy
the above stated cases.
S. M. FLOURNOY, ShF.
By G.. HIcKERsoN, Deputy.
July 90, 1888. %
PoSTPoNEMENT.
The sale of the above described pro-
perry is hereby postponed until the third
Monday in October. 1889.
S. NJ, FLOURNOY, Sh'f.
By C. HIcKERsoN, Dep'y.
POsTPONEMENT.
The sale of the above described pro-
perty is hereby postponed until the First
Monday in November, 1899.
S. NJ. FLOURNOY, Shf.
By c. HIcKERsoN, Dep'y.
Oct &c, 49-43 [Pr fee S641
Madison Whig advocate. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1839-1841, 1839-10-26

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MEB01 ANTS9
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Madison Whig advocate. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1839-1841, 1839-10-26
PosrpoyEMENT.

POsTPOyEMENT.
The sale of the above described pro-
perty is hereby postponed until the 9Th
Monday in October.
BY ]. F. Cook, Deputy
Ca 96. ~ Pr fee s25l
Madison Whig advocate. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1839-1841, 1839-10-26

sHERIFF,s SALE
Madison Circuit Co1fTf-.Soren1ber term, 1899
Commercial and Rail
Road Bank of Vicks-
burg,
VS.. f. IA on bond
John E. Richardson,
Lewis Campbell,
Russell NJ. Williamson,
Wilson c. Newsom.
Samuel V Mitchell,
vs.. Same.
Lewis Campbell and
John III. Walker.
Thomas H. Garner,
vs.. Alias same
Lewis Campbell,
Mitchell Calhoun, and
c.. G. Herbert.
EDY virtue of the above stated cases
IL TO me directed. will expose 20
public sale for cash, to the highest bid
der before the Courthouse door IN the
town of Canton,
On Monday the 4th day Of Nor'r, 1888,
The following Negroes, to wit Matilda,
Malinda, Sam, Caleb, Phil and Gragg-
Levied on as the property of Lewis
Campbell, and will be sold 10 satisfy the
above stated cases.
S. NJ. FLOURNOY, SAT-
BIZ JAS A. WALEEz, Dsp'g-
Oct. I9. 4l-43 Pr fee Ssl
Madison Whig advocate. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1839-1841, 1839-10-26
REGIMENTAL.
HEAD QUARTERS,
Vernon, Sept 10, 1839-l
npDRP

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: embracing township g, range 3,
icing destitute Of Officers, is here
-ss., srbed 10. and constitute part of
c.oton Beat Company. under the
las md of Capt. VIM. Pflestley, who
c0li abv ordered to take them under
:. -rommand, as part OF his company,
~ -, 70 the same laws and penalties
So So Of refusal or neglect to perform
= - the company previously under
n's oD- VIM. GARTLEY,
Col. Comd't. 25, Reg't Miss. Mi.
DC, rs, 1889 42-44
Madison Whig advocate. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1839-1841, 1839-10-26

.rTENTION COMPANY.
ALL persons subject to
4 n Militia duty living in
81 the bounds of the Canton
IL Beat Company, IS Regiment
AVA Miss. Mi, embracing town.
MeyJ ship 9 and 9, range 3, east,
E Including the Madisonritte
III Beat,) are hereby notified
nd and commanded to PARADE
HI in Canton on Saturday, the
Madison Whig advocate. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1839-1841, 1839-10-26

sHERIFF,s SALE.
Madison ctrcnit court-Nor'r term 1889
Philips Mum q Star, Alias pleurius
VIM. D. Lyon. f. ia on bond
J. Silvcrburg.)
Same. same
Latham & Hunter,)
by virtue of the above stated cases
Il TO me directed. shall expose to pub
lie sale. for cash, before the Courthouse
door, in the town of Canton,
On the First Monday in Norem5er, 1889
The following property, to wit Two
likely Negroes, named Tom and Dian
nah.-Also, two Horses
Levied on and will be sold to satisfy
the above stated cases. Sale to take
place in the hours prescribed by law.
S. NJ. FLOURNOY. Sh'F.
By c. HIcKERsoN, Dep'y.
Oct. &c. 1913 pr fee S5l
Madison Whig advocate. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1839-1841, 1839-10-26
sTATE or MIssIssIPPI.,

Oct. s5th, 1889.
Cheraw gazette and Pee Dee farmer. [volume] (Cheraw S.C.) 1838-1839, 1839-04-26
. MULTIcAULlS SEED AND CHINESE
HUMBUGS.

CORN.
1t would seem that the information which
we have aimed 10 furnish 10 our readers and
The public is very little priced !; nor is avail
ed OF even when i. would prevent the most
barefaced and shallow yet successful and
gainful deceptions, which are continually
imposed upon the agricultural public. 1t
has oeen about five years since we first
published the fact that the seeds Of the null
ticaulis would not reproduce their kind, and
that, Of course, they were worthless for pro-
pagating the parent stock; and from time to
time this warning has been often repeated,
accompanied with the most positive proof OF
its truth. Yet, Notwithstanding, thousands
of persons, and many even Of our subscri-
bers have bought at enormous prices what
has been cold for maltcaulis or Chinese
mulberry seed, and have failed, Of course,
to obtain single genuine plant. Seed so
named and recommended is still frequently
advertised for sale; and q, this time there
is offered for sale 90 lbs. Of it, By sales.
nan in Ra':imorc. every grain g. 'cAlc'' VII
Cheraw gazette and Pee Dee farmer. [volume] (Cheraw S.C.) 1838-1839, 1839-04-26
mo MAgLBAN,
EDITOR AND PROPRIETOR
II E. r N s.:

Ifpaid within three months, 3 %
II paid within three months after the close
of the wear. . 3 so
IF paid within twelve months after the
close of the year. .. 90
If not paid within that time, 90
A company of ten persons taking the paper at
the same Post Office, shall be entitled to it at S25
provided the names be forwarded together, and
accompanied by the money.
No paper to be discontinued but at the option
osthc editor till arrearages are paid
Advertisements not exceeding sixteen lines,
inserted for one dollar the first time, and
fifty cents, each subsequent insertion
Persons sending in advertisements are request
e1 10 specify the number of times they are to be
inserted; otherwise they will be continued till
ordered out, and charged accordingly.
TThs Postage must be paid on al! commit
nications.
Cheraw gazette and Pee Dee farmer. [volume] (Cheraw S.C.) 1838-1839, 1839-04-26

probably be bought, (provided the price is
high enoush,) and be allowed TO perpetra.e
afrauj, unless the planter should be so lucky
as 10 find tha: it will not vegelate. 1t vii!
add but little force to our charge, to say that
not one pound or even ounce of seed truly
produced from the morus muliicau!s has
ever been offered for sale. All believe this
who are well informed On the subject. But
even irull the parcels Of seeds so advertised
were Ia truth SO produced, they would be
no better, and their progeny no more like
the mullicauIis than the seeds really sold, or
those of any other kind Of mulberry.
Another among the greatest Of humbugs
was the 'Chlnese tree corn" advertised by
Grant Thorburn. and p sfTed by SO many
papers who aid d his "benevoeat and charl.
table" design. Weprrsen,ed so full an ex.
posure of this very shallow. and yet very
successful imposition upon The public Gre.
dullty in former number, Up. 400, vol. viz
that it was considered useless to pay any
further respect % matter so small and con.
temp!ible, by republlshing the more detailed
charges and exposures which afterwards ap.
peared in the Journal ofCommerc > Well !!
the result has been that the "Chines" corn" :"
which had been advertised by Thorburn at
25 cents ear has since been selling uuder
our nose here, as well as elsewhere, at 81
the ear--and bought by hundreds who have
had an ample opportunity to profit by he
notice which we had taken Of The humbug.
If our attempted exposures Of humbug
seeds. &c. actually serve TO advertise and
give them greater currency with purchasers,
we wish al least that that fact coul1 be IN.
derstood by the statesmen Of such articles.
In that case. perhaps. they might be will.
ing 10 pay for our denunciations, such bribes
(direct or indirect) as we have refused to
receive as the price ofpuffs and recommcn.
dations.-Farmer's Register.
Cheraw gazette and Pee Dee farmer. [volume] (Cheraw S.C.) 1838-1839, 1839-04-26

thine states, not yet including Maryland,
have already 10Th February offered bounty
to their citizens for the production of silk
Georgia going ahead Of all that have preceded
her.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-03-18
LATEST FROM THE EAST

rhoh EAST.
The Maine papers continue to express dissatisfaction
at the Presidents Message. They think il is not dec-
ded enoush-tat it is tome-anl express no opinion
TINT Governor Fairfield will not comply with Tie init
nation in the Message to withdraw his roopS from the
disputed territory. War Sllres are evidently tho
popular measures in Maine.
General Scott arrived on Wednesday afternoon at
O'clock at Portland and to address the citizens
from the Cumberland House that evening.
lie Portland troops had left TINT city in carriages on
the way to Augusta, under the command of Col. j. d.
General Harvey, it is said is concentrating strong
military force in the Province Of New Brunswick.
me treSpassers arrested on Fish River by Colonel
JARVIS, uve been released by tina officer in consequences
o. their showing permits from the Government Of New
Brunswick.
We fluid the following letter in the Boston Atlas of
We terday mornng:-
MACHIAs, Saturday evening, o'clock,
we have Iust received news from Eastror which,
snys, that British nnn of arrived off Eampolcllo,
Opposite Passport, yesterday afternoon, with three hun.
dred regular troops on board, bound St. Johns-pre-
snnles to be from Halifax. Three more vessels were
| hourly expected.
marched for Feercknow and the disputed tcrro,y,
and others their way. attachment Of one hundred
ara hl1y men, from the division, passed through here
| in town toni sh,, bound to Cauis
we learn IRON the Eastern Argus that order WAS
recently a passed ~ the Executive Council of New Hrus
armed force to the disputed territory, and drive the
respassers from thence; but befc proceeding to per.
form the duty thus imposed on him. he to wait ON
the commander of the American forces show him his
instr,c tons and request him Interfere in the mat
ter Mr.. Mclaughlin accordingly had nm interview With
Get ltodslon at liouton, the result of which was, that
Gsr H. informed Nr. NJ. tlut hu was stationed there by
the Government of Maine COR spt oic object, and ud
no authority to act the requested by the Coun-
cl-''erc 're, he should suffer interference in the
territory by any party armed unarmcd, but that he
would COMMITMENTS the proposition to the Governor,
| and await his further directions. On communicating
these facts IT, Gov Fairfield he replied to Gen. II. in
effect, that his reply to the British proposition was en-
| tirely satisfactory.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-03-18
TIE MARkETS.
From Prentice & Weissinger's Price Current

REVIEW OF THE MARKET
hr'afhS. he ilcr is now in fine navgabn order and
he'y 10 rculan 50 for time come. Business Ina,
ptrh good Money nhttets waxing very tirht.
ac" Is du II has hecm sold from hog round, as
u cruls. ~ ae'"''
Banging aud Rope The animation which We no1,rcd lac,
wee ma. entirely subsidized We n sale of a2 ncras
haegg at ~ cents and 253 Arrived this week of
RsIne oa pieces, shipped 49, stock hand 1853
hf,ad thus week Of rope, ,25i coils shipped 7G; stock on
hand, SOL coils. ~ "
.ut'er AN excellent rtce may he bought at 90 cts
candles Sperm have advanced Gents AT which
sales are making.
Coffee We notice sales lots 10 and Havana NJ IL,
NJ and in smaller parcels, IA cents Arrived MI, week
l,6o6 bags '
Copper Small gales continue to made at 81 "a rcp,.
COTTON Sales OF Tennessee at IS Arrived this week
Rs bales. 49, "
Fish; Mnckere. No |, SIS No. ., SIG; No. D. slI II So
Arrived this week of MaCkcrel, I9j bis
Fieur We notice sales of from SOC bis at In.
81 Holders in stores demand 81 2. Al retail Sc 40
50 - W. ~ d
rainWheat. During the week a cargo Of 800 bush al.
was received from Bow ling Green and sold at ST. being
very superior ARTICLE Corn the sells ceuls
Hay. Raled ut the river 81.
Lard. In lard there ma nf,st inward tendc,c, W.
hear Of sale Of 400 kegs there have been
numerous smaller sales At Il from Wagons it coun
ues to he taken ts. - ''"-
47Obls. " " " '"'s' arrived
Nails. Sales in lots 4, 8 can,s Arrival This ...
kegs. $3.50 "N"' '''''
Pork We hear of small sales at $40 and ALI far ~ -
prime. "" 49, '''S' """
Rice. &c! al cents. Arrived. IS times
Sugar. fhr for New leans Nv Tho III, .
be set down at :! cents Safes MOI Loaf a, *, 3
I'M. White Havana Eelj at l3i IT.! ecus AItiy.d
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-03-18

IeL''sE CouRsE.4rH DAY. MILE EATS. .BEsr Bin j.
oe'he hee entrie IN two Of which great condenc
was ieit The day fine, and the trnck like door Ic
'"'so 'hrohecd ard considerable betting going on Telc
Doe was The avori'e, Whenever she had run bcorc al
ways stood opposite her She in prjm. coui,ior
anu "spned her friends with degree of certainty tina, mad,
~ '''" over The change any banter. Wren was set
Wv" " 'he hrst heat especially least by her friends who
' 'a Aeu her The time for starting came Tea flew oG
IKE an arrow from the bow, hoy pursued bv Wre, rho
was III turn followed by Narcisse Parish On the scco,d
wren "'s"ed up to Te'ic on the inside and il wa, ,houc
hao taken the ead but the little hay fey .aI il wac -, 40
MI" soon lei her see her heels She kopt par,icu,,
ousy' though, and had no time look behind rb o
down inc stretch III fae style, Telie leading Wren ,h,
'eoSf. and Narcse following at her LEISURE monirss
much modesty, aad rather retiring disposition
The bets were now four Felie Doe and man, e
them taken at that Up they for End heat
having confessed herself absent The start was p,ev
but Iee s"on led her competitor the back stretch the
gap widened to then four lengths On the third
Wren pushed and the little bay run down to the
stand hut not fast enough by length.
The third hea, called for. Teia aud Wren were o
al their posts At the Tap they both or Wren cutuo
IN oe'rs the bay but again behind by, Tee run
e up and passing on the inside Some was fou
''ds but the judges pronounced that was not unfit
uoae' They swept rapidly leila was not 10 he can,
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-03-18
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,


On motion of MIR. Pa'ten, the House took into cons,l-
Grafton and passed the bill, relative to the Pracon
Grove Academy-which, with additional section pre-
scented by Mr. Davidson, repeating the acts relating to
the Monpel'cr Academy, in the parish of ST Helena
Mr.. I"tirn moved to reconsider the vote taken
Yesterday, on the Governors veto to the bills loan
ing state bonds TO the Atcn.alava Rail Road, tho Bar.
ratarln X Laourche Canal (, the Clinton Raj; Road,
Mr. +. said he made the motion not hrcallse he in
teni'. to vote tor pcsis..-an the contrary, he in
tended 10 vote i'll the negative he lid on thu prrvio
occason but he did not wish to see the will of the con-
sitlilelal n'Jorly frustrated, parlic ury by very
snn majority. The other day. for Instance the house
ny large maJ'r'ty' wished to postpone the adjourn
vent III by voting saist the discnsn,on of the rules
-nr. l.. was opposed, in principle such course:
ana /" order to give the majority nr chance he would
vote and would sustain the veto.
he motion To reconsider carried and then on
motion OF Mr. BrasIear the hou:e persisted in the bills
Notwithstanding the veto Of the Governor. The vote
stood 81 to A.
On motion of Mr.. Morse The rules were suspended,
anu he was permitted to introduce resolution direct
ing tlil the property belonging cxSrriif of the
r"rsh Natchi'ochcs and seized execution issued in
favor OF the state, shall he sold II months credit
with good security instead of cash.
In motion OF Mr.: Rodgers the house rcconsdercd the
p'!I creating the office OF District Attorney in this dis
.fct' These amendments proposed by Mr. Rodgers for
the purpose I" reducing the salary $l5OO exacting
me rendition otaccnunts by the Attorney under OATH and
requiring security for the faithful discharge of the duties
OF the OttlCe--wcr Usr,
An amendment by Mr.. No"se requiring the Attorney
to make yearly report, of forfeited bonds and sums
recovered, adopted.
Mr.. Pdtten introduced additional section increns-
lng the salary of the Aduant General of the State 10
Sl0o0, which
On motion of Mr.. Davidson, was fixed at $1,000; and
then the bill was passed.
Mr.. Bras hear introduced bill au,hori<inc the Cover
nor 10 require every institution to which the bonds of
the State shall be heretofore issued to create Siukin,
una so as 10 be rea " to pay the bonds three wears
ei're maturity, the rules were dispensed with, and the
niIl win an amendment by Mr. Davidson prohibiting
And then the House adjourned for want OF quorum,
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-03-18
FOR NEW YORK,
r A C E s,
ECliDSC Course

Monday, the 5lh and Last Day.
10ROpRlETOR'S PURSE $70O-2 mile heats
l. time between heats; 30 ,ninu,cs-dis,ancc loo
yards ~"
N Oliver enters oh Barbara Allen3 years old, by
Collier, dam ny Sumptcr-tlress red and red.
Fergus Dupnntier enters & C Roderck Dhu years
oIdby Merlin, dam by Bagdal-dress blue and white
Thomas " Chinn enters oh Stlrcsiley, 3 wears
white. N''
n |! kcnner enters Z Grey Doc, , years old by
Aledoc, dam Grey Fanny, by Bertrand.
mar ID ~ N OLIVER Propr;c,or
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-03-18
ST. CHARLES THEATRE.
CclcSte'S Benefit.

BOX BOOK .NOU1 OPEN.
CHESTE respectfully informs her friends and the
~ Public. that her Benefit is fixed for
WONDiT, March 1871 1899
On which occasion she has much pleasure in amoun
cling the following variety novelty and ut,r,rt;nu
which she ar's herself will NEE, with the approIut ion
OF her New Orleans friends
The rntrrta nments commence with the frat ,;n,c
~ Tins city thu new highly popular and distinguiS he'd
Drama, entitled
TIE child OF TIE WRECK
!, md adapted to the English 4ngr from,
''""li' scele!ncd French Drama, which created such
apuwerfnl sensation in Puri>
LE MuEr DINGoNvIl1En
Maurice, the child OF the wreck, CELESTE
Wr''''n expressly FIR, and perform ID by her. at the
theatre k"Nal Drurv Lane, l.nnlun last enSun Fifty
successive nights md aitcr"ar it, all the princpal
Theatres # irnncr, England, aud America viii, dis.
tingii shed lat.
uj'tn the course of the Drama she will rive , H..
lihcaliOn Of
STORM AND SIlfPWRECKn
Iha Denth The Bench-Thc Gravc-Thc Lament
Alter which great variety Of
OPERA DANCES by CELESTE
The whole to conclude with
NEW GRAND SPECTACLE.
In which CELESTE will appear.
~f22s. G57Par'culnrs in Bills of thu Day .,
I 1FE OF CANDi Nal CHEVEKT7S s Irc76;.Ion
- of Bordeaux, by the Rev. IIuen Donhonrr, OK
professor of theology; translated from the French by
Ho 'n,f Walsh Just received and for sale by
MO - A TOWAR,i 40 Camp st
ICHOLAs NICKLEBY--Nos. :, 6 and 9: also
the first six nos in part: with n variety of
very Interesting books just recsiysd for sale by
m.I TOWAR, 40 Camp st
DANORAMA OF PARIS g. IT'S ENvIRONS-
The establishment is situated opposite the $,
Charles theatre, and viii be open every day until
night fall.
Price of entrance, 4,
Children under 10 years of age and servants bolf
Season tickets, s.
Former season tickets are still good.
milo St BILFEI.DT & LANSOT,
NOTlCE-The Managers Of the MECHANICS and
Art'st's Fair, still con nu' receive specimens
OF mechanical art produced in this city, for premiums
Specimens should be handsd in. from to 10 o'clock
n. NJ. Alex. Philips
AL. Plough
A. Mnndelli
A. Holmes
J. DE C0rloya
A. W. Scates
=. r. Nanouvrer, Secretary NILS
CITY BANK
New Orleans, Is March 1889 {
Wis iSc Bank will purchase exchange on England.
I'M. = "n.n X PALFREf, Cashier
CITY BANK.
New Orleans, Is March 1889.
L on the north.
milo RI PALF:EY, Cashier
=, GlF Mr.. JNO. SANDERS, of Kentucky, i, in
.;e CITY. ne will confer particular favor by calling ut
tho office of this paper. Ct mis-
ONDON POR FER, COPPER &c
- ~ ca ks London porter, dozen each
3Os,cets, braziers copper
o', pieces Kentucky baggin,
2OO coils do btle rope
$50 do Russia rope
IoO do northern do
:, so baskets lIedsick champagne
For sale by CHARLES INCHES.
MO lw 50 Cravier st
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-03-18
MEIARIE JOCKEY CLUB
RACES,

VpNHE Spring Meeting, for 1889, over the Mc,nr
Course, will commence the last Tuesday, DIT
March, ana continue six days. Fsi day, sweepstakes
for years ods two mile heats: entrance $1,000; for
felt, $!5n, nine Subscribers:
!. Mouniert Wells names Oh { Bcasw;ng by Levi
athan.
2 &C 5 Farrar
3. ID Stephenson, c Dublin, by lrvinll,n,, dam by
Jerry.
1. u A TnvIoc.
S. Minor Ncn"er,gc Gr,ydoc, b, a1cdoc, dim Gray
FANNY hv Bertrand.
6. Ira Smith, Maria Duke, by Alcioc; dam Cherry
:: $ Garrison, C Altorf by Fyde, dam by Viz
gininn.
8. VIM r Barrow, ct, f ricayunc, by Ncdoc
y. James Shy, c Curulio, by Mcdoc, dam by
Sumpter.
Same day matah between the noted tro,ting horses
Bird md Confidence, two mile heats in harness for
$1,000.
Second Day-Jookey Club Purse, $500, two mile
heats.
Same Day-Swccpstakcs for gentleman riders tw D
mile heats, entrance $50, the proprelors to add silver
cup of the value Of $500
Third Day-Jockcy Club purse $780, three mile
heats
Fourth Day-Jockcy Club, purse $2OOo, four mile
heats.
Fifth Day-Jockey Club purse 500, mile heats, best
in 5.
entrance 5000, forfeit $50, seven subscribers:
Mounsrt Wells, WI Minor
l. Bighniin, Minor krnncr
e 5 Farrur, W L Barrow
James Shv.
Sixth Dny-.propretor's Purse, $1,000 thrc, mills
heats
Same Dav--A match b"twccen the celebrated ,ro-
ting horses Ponpc and tolIa, best 3 in s. in harness
for $1,000. r. CENAS
hmr " Secretary.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-03-18

| ECLIPSE COURSE. .TnrRp Day. FouR Milf 1r,,s
| PURSE $4,000 --Ou Su,nrI,v ,bero ,,s . ,;, . 1870 .
| witness tho contes, lct wee, Tho c,, o ,vn, =,
Bell. Many of the bellies of tho c;,v .,L ,n ,,
came from the frozen north :, o,;o, H., .-.,
summer " Gather of a New Orle,,s u;,,o. ~ ,, 49,.
zcst BY their briyht eyes anil ,,,i, ,.. . ~, o.
sport The stauds " ere throprcd and do,roo or x;,o
mept was man ifes,cd xc h,vo ,o,,,o, o e. :, :.
leans turf
wagner was decidedly the fnvorc, although Josh had
' a"" oachors really with the tin" The odds were
gwen on Wagner of to but Joshs fcnds were rom
hlcnt Of the first heat and made their bets Thcv Lo