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Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1848-09-26

GrThe wings appIauded Mr.. Clay be
cause he code fifty miles to vote al
the late Kentucky election, and they ap-
Plaudcd Gen. Taylor because he never
voted in his life! "s
In the south the wings say Gen. Tay.
Tor is opposed to the prohibition of sla.
very in the territories, because he is a
Shareholder, whilst the northern wings
assert that he is in favor Of the Wilmot
Proviso, because he is southern man
with northern principles. r--.-
It is alleged 10y the wings, that Gen.
Cass, a civilian, ifelected President, will
involve the country in war, but that
Gen. Taylor, soldier by trade and pro.
4ession, will make any sacrifice for the
preservation of peace.
The wings dog. matically maintain that
Gen. Taylor was right in recommending
the employment of bIoodhounds in the
Florida war, hut that Van Buren, was
brute for adopting the Recommendation!
Wing logic demonstrates that the fol.
loving extracts from Gen. Taylor's letters
are perfectly consistent, and that the one
is clearly inferabie from the other:
ITO the points cited in your letter
do not feel myself at liberty to express
my frank opinio0. Gen. Taylor to Mr..
Dirkey, June 10, 1918.
81 hold no opinion which would not
readily proclaim to nay assembled coun-
trymen."-Gen. Taylor to Capt. Allison,
April %, ls4S. .H.. .a.
Andrew Stewart and his brother wings
brig forward against Gen. Cass, individu-
ally, all his official expenditures whilst
Governor Of the northwestern territory,
pay of boatmen, transporters, clerks,
rents, fuel, &c, &c. They might, with
equal propriety, charge Gen. TaJ lor with
the pay of the soldiers, teamsters, boat
men, &C., of his Mexican campaign
The expenditures were as just and pro-
per IN the one case as in the other.-
Warren County Standard.
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NQDHMW~o

THE public are hereby notified agaius; pur-
chasing p"omissory Note gave by John Nc
Gamma ana payable 10 the undersigned. The
said Note amounts to the sum of S26 with legal
interest, and was due on 10Th day of October.
1857. The above described Note was stolen
from me, by some person who stole my trunk
containing it. CHARLES KELLY.
,Ioliet Sent 10Th 1912
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1848-09-26
JOLIET FEMALE SEMINARY.

AIRS. CROWLEY dasires 70 ret,,ru pyatef,,l
lvA acknowledgements TO her friends. for
the very liberal patronage they have bestowed
upon her, during the past year: and homes. NV a
dscharge OF the duties OF her station, to
merit and receive Continuance of the sama
The fall session of the Seminars will com.
mencc on Monday, Sept. 4th, and continue %
weeks, -.
The course Of study Is designed TO embrace all
those branches, both solid and 6rdatheri,aL usu-
ally taught in Female Seninariss. u
While it will be the aim of the teachers to in
culcate no sectarian views, they will endeayor to
cultivate with jndcious care, the physical INTEL
teet,tal, nsoraland religious natures Of those com,
mitted to their charge.
1t is extremely desirable, beth for the interests
Of the public and those of the institution. tina,
every pupil should be present ut the opening OF
the session.. No one will be recei0ed for less
period oftime than one quarter; and after having
entered, no deduction reiH be made for absence,
eTcept tohen occasioned by actual sickness Of the
pupil herself
The school is divided into the HIGHER aud
PRIMARY DEPARTMENTS, the latter, including
both sexes, under IL years of age.
TERMS.
PRIMARY DEPARTMENT., embracing the usua!
elementary studies, s. SO per quarter
HIGHER DEPARTMENT. embracing the common
English branches, So so per quarter.
"A deduction from the above rates of so cents
per quarter, if paid in advance.
For the higher English branches, each SO
cents per quarter-exha.
Music on the Piano Forte, SO per quarter;
deduction OF 81 per quarter, being made when
paid in advance.
Use OF Piano for practice, So per quarter.
The rates oftuition in Botany, Drawing, and
French, Will depend wholly OH the number of pu-
plls wishing to pursue those branches.
B'ard, including bedding, fuel and lights,
SIN oo per quarter. Washing, So per quarter.
During the winter an extra charge OF from Is Cd
10 IS per quarter, will be made for fuel for school
rooms. +. II. CROWLEY, Principal.
e. v. THOMAS, Tso.bs-,
E.E. CROWLEY Ae"e''e''
Joliet. july 9th. $40
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W a RRTAm

At Rock Run, on the J 9th inst, by R.
Doolittle, Esq, Mr.. HIRAM BuTrERFIELD
to Miss LovICA ANN SELFRIDGE, daugh.
ter Of DR.. Selfridge. all of this county.
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1848-09-26

Goodson & Clark of Bellevue, OHIO, NOV. z3d
1916, sent le;tel to DE- e c Vaughn The propri-
etoF OF the celebrated Lithrontripuc Mixture, the
great American RemsdJ, with the statement
''a' Ia the nclnity OF Ohio where they do BUSH
ness, the article has had unprecedented sales
Nothing like it has ever appeared. People resort
20 1t for all complaints and its effects is always
good, old cases which have hafie1 the skill of
the medical men have yielded to it, and the
faculty are using it in their practice. large
number of medical men are Agents for its sale,
strong proof of the great virtues of the article.
Call or Agents i'll cur paper whose names are to
be found under Great American Remedy, and
get q pamphlet.
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1848-09-26
rFEyER AND AGIEf

That faxorite remedy, Smiths Tonic SYRUP
the reputation of which hos been established foI
yeays is certain cure for fever and ague. in al
it's various forms and stages, as in climates where
the ciisea Sc assumed the most aggravated type
IS now offered TO the a Hicted, endorsed with ih-
broad assertion thai twill cure when taken iiur
suant 10 directions.
Combining with its powerful and general ,o1'-
&c properties Il calhartic and sudorifc action, 4
can be used with perfect safety without any pre-
vious preparation Of the system. - u -Ltt
II corree.s and prevents tine febrile excitement
which usually attends and SO often defeats in It's
early quinine, and the other remedies In the
treatment of agUe aud fever. Hence it will be
seen, that its use allays rather than endangers
the patient, by an increase OF the suffering AFTER
Ask for the genuine Smiths Tonic Syrup or
Vegetable FeoIifuge, which is for sale by G. H.
WOODRUFF. .Fsss.es..-s
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SPRING GOODS,

The first Spring Goods in Town.
TNHE subscriber is opening very large vari-
Il ETY. Of Spring Goods, which have been pur-
chased in New York this spring at very low pri
ces, and the assortment is large that every per-
son mus be suited. So call early and see what
can he done in West Joliet.
May 8, IS45. E. WILCOX.
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MATTESON & PRESTON.
Commission and
FORWARDING MERCHANTS,

..r 81. Louis, Missouri.
JOEL A. MATTEsoN. JOHN 4. PRESTON.
REFERENCES.
Capt. CALVIN Case, ST. LOUIS;
Messrs .Pomeroy 4 Durkee, do
ct Smith 81 Townsend, .New Orleans;
P A Walker, Esq, Baton Rouge,
Benjamin WacIe, Esq, Matches;
Messrs. Williams G. Lawrence, Quincy;
| Morris, Esq, do
L. 2 Sanger, E O., GGLenG;
Messrs Wadswcrth, Dyer & Chaplin, Chicago;
$ Ogden & Jones, do
WiIiam Gooding, ESQ.,, LOckport;
Gen. Jacob Fry, do
Messrs. Matteson g. Bradner, Joliet;
/" Walker & Hickling, Ottawa;
/" Cushman & Gridley, do
Isaac Hardy, Esq, Lasclej
d l. Hough, do
James Dunlap, Esq :. Jeckscnuiiicj
Messrs .Coltenius & Griswold. FeoriGt
6 Phelps & Bourland, do
Hon Thomas Ford, do
Msssrs; Bradnsr 4 Co, Ne~ York;
David Leavitt, ESQ.,, do
Messrs Suydam, Sage & &c. do
6 Corning, Borner G. Co., Albany;
A ] Williams, Esq, Utica;
Messrs: Kimberly, Pease Co., Buffalo,;
g Joy & Webster. do
" Reed, Parks Co., Bearer;
6 Bobb & Bishop, Cleveland;
Burrows Co., Cincinnati;
I" Williams & Dilworth, Pittsburg;
H Knapp & Totten, do
1" E.. F. Faber, do
D Harmon, Esq, Peru;
Messrs. Hoffman & Goats, do e.
+ d Brewster, Esq. do
A fl RidgeIy, Esq, Springfield;
B c Webster, Esq, do
WIN Fem, Esq, Lacon;
Messrs Dudley & Wardlow, Hennepin;
Chas c Wilcox, Esq, Pektn;
Cash Advances made on Consign-
mentS.
Referring toour Card above we take this occa
sion 10 solicit Consignments Of Merchandise, Ell
Their for sale here or forwarding to other DO
We shall confne ourselvesto Commission and
Forwarding Business and feel confident in asst
ring youthat our experience in business, and ac-
quaintance generally III the country, will enable
us to giva any business with which we may be
.avored, the most satisfactory attention..
Any person wishing TO have groceries of any
kind, or any other article purchased in St. Louis
or New Orleans and shipped to them, can have j,
done by sending their orders to u.s. for two ant: n
hal per cent. on the money invested. Persons
doing retail business any where west OF Detroit,
or in any other direction, can depend upon having
their orders filed at low rates, if they senS to
us, and perhaps lower than they could by coming
themselves. Every attention shall be given in
having goods put up in good order and shipped al
low rates ahowever small the amount may be thai
is sent TO US to be invested. 1t shall be done
promptly and toorder.
l. MATFESON & PRESTON.
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE

NOTICE, is hereby given, to all persons hav-
ing claims against, or unsettled accounts with
the Estate of James Suybert, decd. late Of VIII
County His; and they are hereby requested to
present the same for adjustment before tn" pro-
bate Justice of the peace in and for ,aid County.
at regular term of his Court, 10 he he Id at his
office in Joliet on the 6;h day of November next
and all persons indebted to said estate are. re-
quested to make immediate payment
JOHN Il. BASEY, admir-.
WilminOtnn Sent
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GEN. CAss in THE SOUTH.

The following is specimen ofthe man.
ner in which the federal papers in the
South electioneer against Gen. Cass. 1t
is taken from the n. Orleans Bee, pa.
per which supports General Taylor:
: ..a -r. @ From the New Oreaus Bee
KEEP IT BEFORE THE PEOPLE.
That General Cass boasts that he new
er was slave holder, and that he DE.
TESTS SLAVERY. and would be de-
lighted to see it abolished, if it could be
done safely and peaceably.
KEPT BEFORE THE PEOPLE.
% That General Cass has proclaimed the
INDUSTRIOUS OPINION that the ques-
iion of slavery in the newly acquired ter.
ritory must be settled by the PEOPLE
thereof-thus giving the INDIANS, MBsTI.
zoEs, ZAMBoEs, and other colored inhabi.
iants of that territory the right and power
20 exclude citizens of the South from esS.
Publishing themselves with their proper
~ on the soil. t.E e
A HARD Hrr.-Tbe New Orleans
Bulletin. Taylor pSper, gets mourn
fully merry over the defecti0as from Tay-
GoFfsin, and hits off the describes in the
following anecdote: I
"The present position of the Taylor
party, renainds US of story we once
heard of farmer, who one morning lei
his sheep out of the pen. Having put
down the bars, the old man stood by tc
count them as they hoped over, ant
began--"There goes one''-.'tSere goes
twO''-.'there goes three''-''there goes
old Ewe'' goes black one"-
1'there goes a whole heap"--''and, curse
them, there they all go!"
GHsSO il is with the Taylor party, at frs
We could count the deserters-Ohe, two
three, four; but it was soon sscertainet
that he bounds sUere brokeH---the bar
sUere dozen, and the sold ewes" and III,
~blaek ones'' began hopping out yer.
FAST and followed so rapidly By .swhol
heaps, as to bid.defance to any attempt
tokeep eOuut, and soon poor Taylor vii
RGvs TO e1cIain, "Curse tkemy there tie
all go" isa7 3 en- mon ,7tse1o 81
70
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j. HI. BROWN,
DRUGGIST & APOTHECARY,

AO w III "
Chicago Street, East Joliet, III.
"OULO inform his old customers and the
w puoic generally, that he is now receiving
the largest assortment Of Drugs, Medicines Paints,
Oils, Vanish, Brushes, Patent medicines, horse
and Cattle medicine, Perfumery, Dye-s:uffs, &C.,
ever before brought to this market, which ne will
sell OH the most reasonable terms /; among which
may be found the following
Paints, Dye Stuffs, Sc,
Black lead, chrome green, chrome yellow, Paris
green, fake white, drop lake, carmine, refined and
common lamp black, Iitharge, gold, silver and
copper leaf, bronze, smahs, pumice stone, sand
paper, fresh putty, prussian blue, red lead, rose
pink, crucus martis, vandke brown, spanish brown,
venetian red, English; terra de sienna. lumber,
verdegris, ultra marine rosin, yellow ocher, an
natto or otter, ext. loswood, madden, indigo, red
sanders, wedgwood morters, spatalas, Evans Ian
Gets, caheters contingencies gum elastic rings.
Patent ONe6LcLNeS,
Hoopers, MOffats, Brandreths, Phinneys Smiths
sugar coated, Persian, Elmores, Lees, Hibbards,
Braggs, Poor mans, and Oriental Pills, balsam of
wild cherry, 2hgnix bitters, Beekman's syrup,
India, cholagogue Indian tonic, FOsgate's ano-
dync cordial, ThompsoDs eye water, Farrels ara
bian linament, nerve and bone linament, Town
sends celebrated sarsaparilla syrup, Sherman's
Graffenburg's and Fahnestock's medicines.
PERI U M cry. &C.
cologne wafer, Lears oil, rose oil, rose water,
lavender water, ext. vanella, balm OF columbia,
bay rum, antique oils tonqua beans, smelling salts,
toilet powder, otto roses. shaving cream, teeth
brushes, india and indelible ink, ;amarinds, pre-
pared cocoa, and variety of shaving and toilet
soap. r. -....
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Robert q. Cook.

Whereas, Robert G. Cook of said Will county.
and State of Illinois, has filed his petition in said
court, on the chancery side thereof, verified BIZ
affidavit, praying that all the light, title, interest
and claim whatever, Of which John Cook, deceas.
ed, (faiher of the said Robert G.. Cook) late Of
said Viii county, died seized in and to the fol-
lowing described land, to viii 1.-THE south west
quarter of section No. fourteen 90 in township
thirty FIVE (S5) north of range ten (lOl east of
the third principal meridian in said Wil coun-
" TO be set of to, and by deed executed under
and by virtue of decree Of said court, vested in
him, his heirs and assigns, forever; he being the
sole and on heir of the said John Cock, deceas-
ed. @H
{ Notice is therefore, hereby given, to all whom
il may conc ern, that application will be made at
the October term OF the said court, A. d. 1913,
~ be holden at THE court house in Joliet, in said
county, Oh the ID Monday of said October, for
decreial order of the said court in the premises
aforesaid, in accordance with the prayer of the
aid petition. VIM SMITH, Clerk.
OsapoGi g, Little, Solicitors for Petitioner.
Ioiiet, August, 5, ls4s. 9:6w
TfpEE VlNEGAR and prime Cod Fish, at
wAirE'ss
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.JAQUES & MATWER.

JAQUES s. MATHER.
WOULD say TO citizens of Will and adjoining
counties that they continue TO manufacture all
kihds of
Tin, Copper and Sheet Iron Ware,
Wholesale and Retail at the old stand of w H
JAoUrs, East Joliet, where they are at all times
ready 20 wait Gu such as may favor them with a
call. Merchants and Pediars will find il t. the;r
advantage to buy of them as they are determin-
ed to sell as cheap as can be bought in the wes-
tern country.
They will also, keep constantly On hand a
large assortment of
80 :" 0D W Ii -
Which they pledge themselves to sell as heap
as can be bought in Chicago.
Fave TrOughs and COnduC tOrs
made and pur up desired in superior style.-
Particular attention paid to all kinds of Job
work.
In Exchange for the above they will take old
Iron, Copper, Brass and Pewter. Beeswax, Feath-
ers and Paper Rags, for which the highest mar
ket price will be paid,) and i'll no case will they
refuse cash when offered
w. Fl. JAQUES,
July %, lS4S SAMUEL T.. MATHER
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GUARDiAN,S NOTICE.

We shall present petition, to the Iroquos
Circuit Court, at the October Term 1648. for
the sale of the interest of Hobart Johnson,
Charles B. Johnson, Newell JohnsonaId, Hen
rietta Johnson, infant heirs of Abner Johnson
deed, in the north west quarter of north east
quarter of section 81, and south west quarter of
south east f. quarter section %, Township 81
north range IA east, ana all other lands of said
infants lying in the state of Illinois.
ISAAC b. HISMAN,
Guardian of Hobart, Charles q and Newell
Johnson. SALLY JOHNSON,
Guardian Of Henrietta johnson.
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1848-09-26

There IS nothing in the form of medical com-
pound which has had so EXTENSIVE and RAPID
Sale, which has given such UNIVERSAL Salts
Faction which has accomplished SO many EATRA.
ORDINARY CURES of alIpost every variety and
stage of disease, land which ma nlains it's repuia.
ton so perfectly unzdrnfsshed in every trial, as
McALlsTEa's ALL-ffEAIiNG OINTMENT. lis suc1
cess in curing the worst diseases, in their most
most sa,ag.tine expectations Of its Proprietor and
its friends. =
Sold wholesale nd retail by w. b. SLOAN
General Agent, American Temperance Bnilding,s
r hicago'; and for sale by G IL Woodru&, Wesf
Joliet, ] II Browns, East do, and Merrill &.
Jenkins, Lockport.
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1848-09-26

LHdgfMgs.-Einen Edgings, Linen C. Insert
EAings, black Silk Lace Edgings &C., large
variety. - w. c.. WOoD. 3
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Inc business will hereafter be conducted at
me same place by the subscriber who will be
happy to see all the friends Of the old concern.
and as many new ones as can possibly make up
their minds TO buy Goods CHEAP. .
l3 LANES T. McDOIIG
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DIR. BEACH'S MEDICINES

II1L' DL1LiNII y IHLDIOIIFEIS.
Unlike those patent Remedies which claim by
one thing TO cure all diseases, each preparations
is particularly designed ID cure some one specific
Idiopathic complaint, with its train of sympo-
matte affections.
w r SLAON, American Temperance Build
ings Lake steet, Chicago Illinois, &c neral Agent
for sale of DR.. Beach's Books and Medicines in
Illinois, Wisconsin and Indiana, TO whom all or
ders must be addressed post paid.
For sale by j IL Brown, East Joliet; G Fl
Woodruff, west do; and Merrill and jenkins,
LOckpor.
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DISSOLUTION,
Vie Copannership wi ich heretofore existe !
Il between the subscribers under the name
and irm Of Cagwin & Nc Dougall, is this dav
dissolved by mutual consent
{ Persons indebted either by note or book ac-
count ara requested TO make immediate payment
10 j. i. cDOugall, who is autho rized to collec
the slma. FRARCIS l.. CAGWIN,
JAMES T McDOUGALL
Joliet, Aug. 9Th, I848.
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BlackSmithimg

OHN TAYLOR, would respectfully infSTh'
- the CitizeRs of Joliet and vicinity, nat lie
has tahen the Stone Blacksmith shop, ene dooF
north of The Washington Holel, where he can -
all times be found, ready and willing, to 10 any
thing in the line of HORSE SHOEING or
SMITHlNG with neatness and despatch and on
reasonable terms,
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Hats Hats.

Hats Hats.
A MOTHER lot Of those S2,00 Hats also gem
"a uine Fur Hats for sale by ". c. WOOD.
CtAPs-Gehts aud Boys Caps a great variety
j Of new STILES from 10 cents 10 3 doiFsfs.
saA W. &. WcoD.
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FRESH GROCERIES.
Sugar Ntan N

.ugnrr, Molasses, Cider Vinegar, MaokeIal +,
~ waite Fish AID Tar JUST received and Tor
SAFE cheap NJ j S YATES
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.WMFfS
DISSOLUTION.

Coneys, Red Fox, Blk. Lynx and Natural
Lynx, from $50 to 1000 at w 1oDs CASH sroR :
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NTEW MAcKEREL, New White Fish and
II S.acanaw Tr6ut, jdst received at
j 5 I,rD.AiHE'S, Chicago Greet,
TAwLEY's DETROIT ALE, Pressed Mouits
Il Candies and Best OHIO Whiskey, ut
w1ITE's.
IN Ew SALr aud Flour, 6y The barrel. az :
IN -FTr Trrr ? 81 fFIf ? ~ s-yss@ YATES.
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H% "A Sc
VoUNG Hyson ana Imperial Teas for sale
III low at the ST. LOUIS STORE. 9sf -.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1848-02-23
/, PATENTS I. PROCURED.

0fGliNaions.-The subscribers also have
every Convenience fol transacting all business
iin'rela.ionfto Patents, shch as preparing the
Papers and Drawings for and obtaining Pa
tents in all countries and governments, they
having correspondents in Europe TO whose
care-Inyenti6ns may be confded. The srrren-
der aud reissue of Patents which have been is.
sued in a defective manner, Opposition 10 APP
plication for Patents conducted. reflections Of
Patents recolsidcrcd and assignments and 9th.
er documents made.
Searches made 70, Patents. and copies Of
abstracts supplied, if English. American or
French issues.
Full lists ofAmerican and English Patents
can be consulted at onr rre. The former
list is from the foundation nf:ihe Government
10 the present time, and weekly from the Pa.
tent Office, and The latter from the year 1901 10
the last arrival by each steamer
Patents negotiated and sold in Europe to
great advantage. aud information furnished rs
10 the value ofnny invention abroad.
KINGSLEY 81 PRISON.
-, 5 Wall ST., New YORK.
feb % 81
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yi,amssn'ars F!saF de- Lis, aas ass.ioaablys lhs

HE last S'83n y! .htta.id. i,a - vk.iB., iAil
gtlamss mara FIe1T de us, unique estioEably ihss
best tmarein England
S2;s Err on NC b. | sss &: 81
~ eSsiiIde Harold Ssscafeer as a racer, has
been sIiort, butsa brilliant one Z in January of
1916, lie ran his first rare over the Columbia
course for the large sweepstake Of that year.,
(Sl200:) two mile ltents; 5000 00entrance; eight;
subscribers. Four started and the race was
won by Childe Harold, III two heats, in the
unprecedented time over this course of 4St,
3 ST. The Columbia course is by far the
deepest and heaviest course in South Carolina.
Two days after this. he won another sweepstake
of two mile heats, five subscribers, 500 en-.
trance. $50 forfeit. Every thing paid forfeit
il, this race except the celebrated Boston fly.'
who was beaten at two heats in 3 54, 3 81.
In the following mhnth he won over the Char.
lesion cnllrse the Jockey Club Purse ofSl000.,:.
four mile heals, beating at two heats the crack
Western Racer, Jerry Lancaster, who had run
over the Orleans course in Z 40; and the cele.
hraled mare Sally Morgan. Two days after
this, he started for hnndycap purse OF $500
three. mile heats, and won easily al two heats,
beating Sally Morgan and Jerry Lancaster,
who carred 10-or l2 pounds under weight,
aud running the last mile in this race, in SO.
This may be said 10 have closed Childe Har.,
oId's carccras n ruce'hdrSe; he never was sound
alierit. He was trained, however,iin the fol.
lowing Fall. started at Columbia for the Jockey
Club Purse of $500, 4 mile heats. and won the
purse, although by the mismanagement Of ali
inexperienced boy. Sally Morgan won heat
from him by half a peck. His feet were in such
culrdiiioiia as 10 make it necessary to turn him
out for the remainder Of The season. He wis
trained again last Fall, for six weeks, and started
at Augusta, a mile heats, lame in both fore legs;
lost the heat and was Withdrawn from tile turf
10 be placed in the breeding Studs. Car.
february Q 4t q