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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-09-20
fkUuNS Hotel.
AMHERST COURT House,

AMHERST COURT HOUSE, Va.
JNlE subscriber, grateful to his patrons who have libc
rally encouraged HIM at his present stand beg leave
INFORM them and the public, that he has tted for period
ol three years. the commodous Brick rAN ERN and appur
enanccs occupied by C. II. Masse, So The present
proprietor has recently erected iour Offices
give tins tavern speiio advantages oftr any other th.
place, tor the iaon OF and other
gentlemen attending the courts The situation elevated
commanding 81 the most extensive and beautiful
views mthe Stateand though retired from thk Confusion
the public square, sufficiently IN the Court
House and Cies Office, TO rcndcit altogether the c
gibe site at the p he subscriber pcdging his unremit
ting attention 10 the comfort and enjoyment Of his guests ad
relying upon his cNre'iehce landlord, hopes
well the patrons Of ms predecessors those who have long
and literally encouraged him at his old stand He will be
ready to receive and accommodate visitor. at his
the list OF November proximo Terms heretofore
{. J. RYAN.
T. The subscriber has, aud will keep for hire good
Hack and cei Driver also neat Bugg, and good Buggy
Horse. e.. J. r.
September 2O-wtlS
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-09-20

Our relations with Brazil are not as desperate as has
b en- surpassed The Emperor has laely announced to
re Pres dent, under his own syn manual and in han,,
s'ne terms, the birth Of his tenth daughter. This is
: nsirued into wish his part IN y ,od terms
W tn us
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FIVE TOB.3rrO LAND FOR S1JE

rNli subscriber offers FOR sale his Tract Of and living in
L the county OF Franklin, on the waters OF Snow Creek
containing 10 ACRES.
This Land lies well, well watered, and heavily timber
ed, (some excellent fine timber, enient several
mills 4 very large portion Of this rich Iubacc,
Land about 10 acres OF which cleared and clover
Ir. Sidney Smith |l take pleasure IN showing to an,
wishing 10 purchase. Terms liberal and money negroes
tahcn in payment. HM. L. SMITH.
My address modton, Campbell Co
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NEW YORK MARKETS

NEW YORK MARkL.TS-9rpt Ia
The STICK niarAttla without change
SALES 81 Genn'ss,eat So IS s. sls; saLA
N Southern a, s. Ca,
Wle, SIC, u r.nq white a, / le oils; aud Of pu.j
I'D At loi iN eta lsr bashol
'9'"- oa' III PRIME white al CD els por bashs sud
oil prime yellow Al 61afO cts.
For prov there Is los. enquiry
In nry Goods there is siderable act vi,y
The Cotton market il on,i
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o. We see attounccd the DEATH in louisville, where
ne had repaired for medical ad VICE. of George H. Prof
fit N Indiana, rmrrly member Of Congress aud subs
quenrly Minister Plenipoicnary TO Brazil
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-09-20

The election IN the State of Maine. Ior four members
OF Congress. 10 supply vacancies.--tla numbr u Dis
tics having failed t" make adholce-touk place vi Mon
day last. The result is looked ior wi ln,r-h liner
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PHILADELPHIA MARKET Seattle


flVLr-Iho market Is ,tseued. u,d ihars are "a
sales.
Gtain--rho matkc, IA n, . stand
G"''oI There IL ,ss sc'vi,y IN hia staple.
10 market generally is heavy
For Provisions here liz less Inquiry
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BALTIMORE MARKET Son, IL

SFpt.
tLorR- Salrs Of Howard street at S5,l2l S. l5i ard
$5,25 600 bblslsee BEEN Ia zen n, he. rates saba N
1900 bbls CRY Mills at $5,l2l and 90 bis al &s.E
, r,T--Ssiss Of prlne whtrn, | Rails cen,s r2
tu. aud Of primo red al lG4alt7 c;s
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~ The army news lakes precedence OF every thin.
else and excludes editorial articles, comntti alton Sc
lhrtnded Fl 10 day, pafcr
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TO TIE DEBTORS OF NORVELI. &
AVERE-l'F

TlvfIF eojks actp!nts bonds aud ohci evidences Of
Il debts due 10 bee me due 10 Norvell & Avorc,t
aud which were conveyed 10 the Undersigned, WIN. S.
placed n The hands Of the e,,igned Rsr' n.y. DAVIS
who alone is authorized make COLLECTIONS An ord
Of the Cour, requires that the debts referred shall be
diligently collected. All persons indebted to the said
firm arc, therefore, requested promptly come forward
and pay 10 the sa' RpberJ Davis the demands Of the
trim against ihcmrespectiyey. ',
WI S. REID. in.
Tris'es Il Nury-!i s A9efet.
se7' a-.lnf ROBERT j. DAVIS, Az,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-09-20

The Governor Of Kentucky has appointed Manins
y Thompson. Colonel, Thomas l.. Crenlen It.
Cd and d"bn e. Observation-Disclosures Mdior Of one II he
regiments Of Infantry -a4td for in the recent rdluson
Of the War Dcparim III Of that State.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-09-20

o. We are ~oq"rsra to invite tht b,htsaii,rr from
the town of lynchburg the r. r Con,enrin, to meet
tpm'rrow al 10 h NJ, at tn office OF Robert j. Da
Wis, Esq.
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DiySOlufiUsS,

NiE PARl NERSlllP, heretofore existing uud,x
the Style u II 'hers 8 w Her, was diss.l, Cd ~
the 26'h inst. Il p.Wallcr having sold lis in,erssi in
the firm 10 II Roberts. All persons indebted Ia Tie firm
by bond, account. OF otherwise. requested TO naks
payment to Ryland Il 'borts, who aoa,o is entitled !:
them. and alone authorized 10 reroiye tbs aud ,sx@s
having cla,n. against tho firm are rcqaose. 10 presses
Them 10 hi Er payment, Tho 6alsn of the firm vii
only be used Ia winding NJ tho bsnes Of III. coaoe1a.
mud not ior The creation of apy ocw rropsacdons
RfIAND ROBERTS,
RICHARD PaWALER
August 26-ts
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OBITUARY


Died. at her residence. in the county Of AfAhcrst on
Tuesday The Goth ut, Ms MNns ri,i.tirs rric, of
the TATE Ni4fian Phillip, deed. in The one bundled
and fourth year Of her age. Mrs Philips 10 the mo
meut u her death. retained the full posscsson Of her
mental iacnltes-and died, as she had lived during
long OF years finn aud s,radiast believer il til,
efficacy Of the aunemonl Of her Lord aud Saviour Jesus
Christ. and the PROMISES OF his Goslel--whch she
fed hy frequent asse,cra,lun, among the last words
which cl from her Gps, ana n long As tir sice was
audible. She was, Throughout, long aud strictly Moral
life remarkably ia her social intercourse aud rclh
tons with mankind. Just 10 all. exemplary as wife
WIDOW mother and mistress of a numerous progeny to
the fourth and filth generations klnd n,isirrss hos
ptabI neighbour and heart open uay tit CLAIMS OF
melting charity, she never wa confidently be.
leved. the enemy oi any one never had known per
sonal enemy. Full o years aud full OF virtues she has
been called 10 her final pose. neither unwilling OF IN
prepared, as her surviving friends have good cause to
h,T'e and b,deve. ANXIOUS
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Henry A. Christian,
u. LfOyNl HoIr63l,bp,

T T O K NEY At law.
WILL ATTEND the Court, Of the CotpoIaon Of
w Lynchburs ain Of The COUNTIES of Gam pbell and
Amherst.
All business entnsitl to him will r,het ~lh promp,
attention.
Add"ss-Lynchbmrg.
lis office is in Of the store Of John J. Purvis, Esq
Scptemb co.'s if
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-09-20

SEPTEMBER 2U1IL ls47.
I HAVE just received by EMPRESS the following Rich
i and Beautiful Goods To which invite III. attention Of
buyers
Blcetto raIis
Embroidered Mole Colorcd Robes, thing in TIM
market
Shh Piaids in grea, variety
Plaid Nouslins
Terkeri and Thbct Shawl
Fig ptlan Ans (assortcd)
ktd Gloves (assortcd)
English Siik fI'se
Thread and Robbin Edging tassorted)
together with eat sact, Of heavy Wooden Goods such
Flanneis
llnisc,s
Pulled Cloths
SatWrtts,
Blankets, Ike. &c.
Sept. 2O--ts DON T & PETERS
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SEAk NAME AND VERMONT

SANdtR,lILt, Me, March 18Th is,5
Sin The g do1 Sugar Coated PILE sent
thrcc months since have heen sold ANA nav
been cnted from sending for press Of Mat
They gwen tie trSt any medicine
sold IN this vicinity 40 familiar expression the,
go like shot cakes enclose IL, and wish
Immediately Il OF doz boxes Pills think that
mount will sell in from three months In great
haste,
You WN. g. CLARK
Derby, Vt, April i7,h 1915
Dear Sir OF the dnz boxc. Pills from YOU the
26th Fcbruary last have but boxes hand write
have Send early enient have sold
other Pills too mention but did sell auy
that such perfect CDR Smiths
ted Pi' | will pay ipr what ha,, sold " hen next
II Boston, Send by mal il 10 direct
Respectfully, yours, Sc,
II IhSMAN
For sale III I.ynchburg, by
JOHN H. SEAI, Druggist,
Sept GIN Agent L.r the Proprietor
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FIR st LIZ 9 . o y 3 :.
.NtlC DOOL,S.

.tTlC NOOES.
Chambel'S Information for the PeuIlra popular Enev-
clupea, OF Book Of general information just receive
aud for sale q, the publishers rEc,.by
:. u s. Eky.Ef
K...s- cekts
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Een,er0i.

EeHtHtNi.
1NlE su scTiber has taken the old stand u Turner "a
i Burwcll, nearly opposite Messs. He'll. Rucker &
Co, where he would be pleased al his friends and
lie viii receive in few days largo u.s++ i .,
and beautiful Goods for HE t'aI ,nd " inter
embracing evot variety in his line, which he parlicu
larry invites thy attention Of the public.
Sept 0--tsf WIN II. RYAN
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Nv I'LL find it 10 their interest examine our yalic
W and extensive stock of BOOKS AND STA
TlONFRv. Solfe advantages, which are not very
gcfeal, RaSe accrued 10 rs tbs season in buying
stock, enabling offer Goods off 'ne unusually
low prices. To those vito ply is oF Books and Sta
tionery, particular Inducements are offered
Our supply Of PIANO FORTES is the largest TO b.
met with in the Southern country. To this de bartncu
os stslaess we dbYoe great attention. The Soiicrous
Acknowledgements from those Who have bccn North, re
turned, ana Sought of us. with onr own knowledge as
sure us in saying that larger stock already flushed
better terms, superior Inst rumcn,s could not be
net with than at our establishment hete in Richmond
We arc sole agents in The Staesof vir na and North
Carolina for the Piano Foes made by Mcssrs Stodart &
Durham, of New York whose Instruments We believe
TO be the best and the cheapest ..,
NASH & WOODHOUSE,
Whocsalt and Retail Oes'cis in B oks Stationery and
Piano for'es, f5o Main street. Richmond, Va
Sept. 2-lm II
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Capt. JOS r. Howe. Jos Graham, 1.arvey shepherd
Dr. Ed Watsan Eoason Vcrmillion, John CadalI, Capt
G. F. Barnes, J. CLAM. B. F. Wyson, ), y. AIcxan
der j. b. Baskerville, Fhos. Page, Ihos. tlyd, D.
Tayln. Con. G.. Woolwinc. james Wygal, Maj i NJ
{ Ts.,a,, Hea-y N.lear, IS Cloyi; y q sher..ss2
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-10-27
Caav IutelIlUsnce.

tbs WEArBrR--The Thermometer stood yesterday
at 10 O'Clock M low as 50 degrees in Wall street.
The day dry but rather winterish, indicating the
commencement OF the frosty weather. We had som.
frost the vicinity Of Long Island and In our imued'-
ate neghborhood yesterday morning The STR cts were
dry, however, and "waksbs" during the day, despite
the neglect Of the contractors
DEMOCRATIC NoMrNArIoNs.-At a meeting held in the
Sth ward last evening. Nicholas Quackenboss was una
nimousy nominated candidate for the Assembly at
the coming election In the 10th ward Augustus Purdy
has been nominated candidate for the Assembly, and
Wilson Small for Senator both Of whom stand an ex-
celent chance to be elected.
THASKs-We under many obligations to Monroe
Co.'S Express for the speedy delivery Of Erstern pa
pers and also to Mr. O. NJ Foster the Springfield and
New Haven Railroad.
KILLED ny FALL--Corcner Walters was called yes
terdsy to hold inquest upon the body Of John Frey
q native of Germany, aged 80 years, who. while on
visit friends residing at No 1873 Greenwich St
accidentally fell down q flight Of stairs which he had
Just ascended and severely injured thereby tbst
he died shortly Afterwards without having spoken
word. Verdict accordingly.
DEATH rRoM DRrsKINe Rum The Coroner was called
hold inquest alsoat No 20l Varrick street the
body Of boy years old nsmed Faldin Shultz who du-
ring the absence Of his parents took from the window
bottle Of and drank considerable quantity Of the
liquor and died in about ten hours afterwards from tue
effects thereof Verdict death by congestion OF the
brain produced by drinking rum.
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MONEY MARKET.
Tuesday, Oct. A6-8 p. M

Tuesday, Oct. A6-8 r. M.
There was very little change 10 the stock market to-
day. Operators anxiousy waiting the arrival the
French steamship from Havre, now due. We shall
cevs i've day, later intelligence from France and about
three days later from London This will just the
period within which the tremendous crash predicted
the panic letter writers in London to have taken
place. We shall see then, how much predictions
are worth We do not anticipate any activily In the
stock market until something Is known about the
position Of affairs in England
At the first board, to- day Harlem Treasury notes, In
diana o. Norwich and Worcester and Reading, closed
at prices current yesterday Long Island fell of
oent Farmers Loan d, Pennsylvania IS u Kentucky
6s advanced 4, and Morris Canal 4 per cent AT the
second board there material variation in prices
and the transactions were limited
The shipments of specie by the Missouri to Havre,
were very limited compared with those reported by the
agent of the li,e The whole amount board but
855oO OF which $50 500 we're in five franc pieces 1t
Gas report-d that one million of francs had been shipped
by this steamer
The bear parry in Wall street are striving to make
a, rnucb oaotal as possible out of the letters which
we're received oy Cambria relative to the CONNER
ois rsyuson in Great Britain Rumors and reports Of
IN. o.t alarming character freely circulated and
IN. sa,rts to r.t up q panic will not until An
arrival from Europe does away with all doubt. The
impression among those disposed 10 Deeve the reports
aost ia tina; the Bank Of England In such posi-
ton that its suspension beyond a doubt and that
the next steamer from Liverpool will bring such
nounc.ment What object the originator of these
mors could have had ill., impossible to tell the only
effect Of letter in this and markets of this
country will be- upon the prices of stocks and in favor
Of the bears
At the latest dates from England the revuson
tending rapidly that 1t impossible to tell VIII might
have transpirsd within the next two weeks. We
know not what day hour may bring forth, when
the financial affairs OF nation have become so seri-
ousy aerahgsd those Of Great Britain cpd is i'm
possible tell when the suspensions will oease The
Bank Of England In impregnsble position; the
suspension Of that institution entirely out of the
question Its issuing department upon which the safety
Of the bank depends in sound condition. and the
drain Of bullion could not have been rapid as to have
ysoducsa the result anticipated IN such ssess tas 90
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Police IntelliQcnce.

Burglary at Ne,o Hapen--The jewelry store of N
Olmstead son, situated in Chapel street, New Haven
was broken open by some burglars on Saturday night
last, and $4,000 worth of gold and silver watches
jswery stolen thererom 5000 reward is offered for the
property and thieves
Charge .d-We noticed, few days ago, the
arrest Of MIR. Thomas J. Otis, Of Emira on charge of
having obtained bill Of goods from Stout & Ward
merchants No 1853 Pearl street by false fraudulent
representation. Upon the being investigated be-
fore Justice Drnker the charge dismissed the evil
dence not being sufficient to sustain the complaint.
Concealed to SteoL-Oficer Humphrey, of the lAth
ward arrested last night fellow called Thomas VIII
ams whom he found secreted in of the upper bed
rooms of the dwelling No ls2 Mulberry street. occupied
bv Henry Tce evidently with intent to steal Locked
up for trial by Justice Ketcham.
Petn Larceny oscer Rafferty,, Of the 9Th wa rd, ar
rested Yesterday, a fellow called Bill Jones' on
n charge of stealing So from VIM Brown while in crib
on the Five Points Locked up for trial by Justice os-
borne,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-10-27

HEALTH OF New ORLEANs.-The yellow fever
is now, TO all appearances, rapidly approaching
extinction. The number Of interments for the last
seven days l0o OF which Al yellow fever against
1873 and as, respectively for the preceding week The
Charity Hospital reports for equal length Of time,
give pretty nearly 400 admissions Of all Diseases that
IL, equal number for each week 81 yellow fever
deaths have occurred for three weeks succesvey The
weather has become quite cool and the ameioraton In
the public health for the last few days there
induces to believe that there Ia but little danger
in the strangers visiting the city Our distant friends
in the North West and East safely set out their
return homeward this days Issue meeting their gaze
IN. O. Com. Bulletin, Oct. 10.
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It Ia said that tho proprietor Of the contemplated line
OF magnetic telegraph between Boston and salem, has
consudsis contract with g. Howe TO procure the poles
and Get teen, and to oversee the euildir oiths lae
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-10-27
The American Battles In MexicO-Tho Brllia n
Campaigns OF our Troops.

We present our readers with the following
tabular view of the grand military achievements
of our armies in Mexico, since the first breaking
out of hostilties, down to the triumphant entry
of our victorious troops into the city of Mex
leo 1t is as correct as table of the kind can
be made in the absence of official records -
TAsuLAR vIEw THE SEVERAL BArrLKs II MEXICO
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In New Orleans the evening Of the 10th instant, a
meeting was held by the Italian residents Of that city
who assembled to express their sympathy with the pre-
gent onward movement In Italy which proposes the pc
tioa regeneration Of that county and Of which move
gasat the Pope 10 the bead,
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other cities OF the Union, YET the present must
be looked upon as new era in the history of the
musical art in this part of the world. We have
heretofore evinced a disposition to patronize
musical performers, both instrumental and vocal,
and quite number of artists have returned to
Europe after professional tour through the
States, with their finances greatly improved; but
il was not, until last year, found advisable or
safe for any management to make large invest
ments, depending upon the patronage of the
lovers of music for a return of their funds
The enterprise of Messrs. Sanauirico and Patti,
IN bringing out a series of sterling operate
pieces at Palmo's, last winter, had the effect TO
show that we were ready to receive and reward
the efforts Of good artists, and that the opera,
properly established, would, at any rate, during
th e fashionable season, receive liberal patron
age. Villarlno came with his Havana company,
and was received at the Park as the favorite
Tedesco, and her companions in art, deserved
They were greeted with crowded houses, and
their laborc were Discriminatory appreciated.
The conductor of the company's business affairs
was pleased, and determined to return to us
again. At last, Madame Bishop arrived, and al
though her first engagement was at season
when theatrical performances are never too sue
Icesiu ncIcS III ldct, At d pcueou WHICH FViy
many of our citizens were at the various
watering places Of the country, yet her per-
formances soon made for her a reputation, in
spite of preconceived prejudices and hypercriti-
cal notices at the hands Of censorious few, and
brought out an army Of admirers who were
charmed with the sweetness of her voice and
the purity Of her style, and were willing to open
their ears to the conviction that such perfect
execution of the most difficult passages Of music
az she entertained them with, are seldom listened
10.
But, as one figure in painted groupe, be II
never so we'll executed, requires that all the rest
be, at any rate, tolerably well drawn and colored
in order to give the full value to the grand fea'
ture, so it is requisite in the opera that al
the parts be so well sustained that the de
fectve may not mar the beauty OF the ex
cellent by 30 near a proximity as to require
the senses to entertain both at the sam'
time. Madame Bishops discrimination a
once perceived the difficulty under which sh'
labored, in not being sufficiently well sustained
she, therefore, set about remedying the evil
and the requisite talent being at hand, she EN-
ployed it, and now appears before the public, pre-
pared not only to please a miscellaneous au
dience, but to furnish such musical entertain
ments az have naught TO fear from severe crit'
cism, go long as honesty guides the pen OF tn
critic Those Of the troupe wha have alread
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-10-27
Gouraud,s italian nedicated soap, 20 eele-

br,ted the positive of pimples feskle. old
sores ring worm pnew saow, rel, rough chap ed or
Otherwise skn for sale in this city only at 81 Walk
er sueet rst store Roadway Also brown and black
sct Pomade very qualify for immediately
ing red or sray h,ir. Gouraudl LIQUID Vegesole
Gouraud's Lily White Lubns perfumes for the handker
Chief Goufauds Poudre Subtle for ersdcsg supehuous
human hair the forehead auy human
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petely is amusing to see tn, extent 70 which
Of rival dealers still shall be able furnish the
public with this pen for long while and that will
The price 81 only. Sold exclusively by B. WATSON.
as William street, one door below Wall street. and Y.
Savage % Fulton Other gold peus and
So, sold ut s. so and 81 elsewhere. Pens repaired
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-10-27
Sporting Intelligence.

UsIoE COURSE. LL-TRorrIN"-Two purses viii be
trottsd for this afternoon Six nsgs will contend for
the Hrst and Passenger Gipsey, ana fhiiadephia BAL
for the second 1t presumed that the latter contest
will be clos engagement the horses are well match
cd. SEQ advertisement for particulars.
ST.. LOUIS RAcEs-sxyErrp DAr-This day having
been set apart for pacing and trotting raoes-green
sport and the interest OF the contests there
has not anything equal to them on TINS course
ON the paoipr rsoe-mIle heatsthe betting was as AMI
mated AZ upon any run ct this meeting The re-
suit OF the pacing was ~ folloWss-
lanes WheelanB ro h. Vap ->...'.. .'".l
w a. Abrams, g. h. Dr. franklin. ...........s
James L. EoG's 70. m Lady 5unok ''"''."'1
Time. .2:5l-2:b0
The trottng race best three nve nvs m ony
four Of which oame to the stand proved TO Dc one OF
the hardest contested and most doubtful We nave
ever seen With the broken he ats and hard contest
the excitement increased The last heat was wen apont
six O'Clock The following summary will show how wen
it was contested
James l.. Eofps br m. Sally Miller. - ! go
w. g. Abransg h. Awful ~
James Wheelan's jimmy May ..l
John " sohenck's b. h Trouble Is 80 49,
Time, 3:2l-3:2O-3:2l-3:ls- 320-3:l5-3:24.
st, Louis LePublican, 10Th inst.