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Sporting Intelligence

BiNGAMAN CoURsE-FIFrH DAy.--The four mile pace
the Bngamsn Course April Cd attracted great
people, from the anticipation of ne days
race the track being in magnificent order and the in
teres taken in the result Of the contest between Revenue
and Topaz. The race was for the purse of 81 000
trance added with inside stake Of $4,000 .. p
tween Topaz and R.venue) for which there wsrs four
entries, two besides Topaz and Revenue-Mary Weller
FIraf H>st-Mary Weller had the track and the four
started wen tro At the tap n. drum ksysnus
by Rough and Ready during the greater portion the
FIRST mile but down the last quarter stretch Topaz
little behind In the second mile Revenue and Topaz
ran In nearly abreast and at humping rate too open
ing an ugly gap between the horse and mare who we're
moving along neck and neck. The third mile was run
in the same manner-Rsvenue well in hand, under
strong pull, and very anxious to push ahead, keep
tho
the conclusion Of the third me his rider gave him
on At powerful rate. evidently estermnsd to go it
alone, and making for distance and at time it
looked much az If he would achieve his object. But
Topaz not the nag to stand that sort of thing She
had to run for IT however; for Revenue cams along
the home stretch like whrwind and the fly was not
more than length inside the distance when the az
fell Mary Weller and Rough and Ready literally
nowhere, being long wsy outside of the draw gate
The heat was won by Revenue in TAX.
Second Heat Both appeared In good trim; bat Re.
venue was As fresh as rose and looked II he could
lsst till doomsday The heat is easily described Re.
gap ut which he during the entire four
miles, occasionally suffering Topaz to up little,
and then running way from her again. t thought
by some, he under heavy pull nearly all the
way that II his intention to distanc. TopsE but in
the fourth mile It apparent that such the
case for he In at slsckensd pace winning with
the utmost ease In SOL We append summary :
SATURDAY, April Purse $1,000 entrance ten per
cent, sdded-wtth an inside stake of $1,000 r. p be-
tween Topaz and Revenue-four mills heats.
Col William II. Jchnson's O Revenue, by imp
Trustee out OF Resale Somsrs-4 o 100 lbs.
Isaac Van Lser's (Mr Kirkman's) b T. Topaz, by
imp Glencoe, out Of imp Emerald by Emilius-
Y.O y
T. B Goldsby's CHI h. Rough and. Ready, by
Shamrock out Of imp. Lady Hopes 20; ITO
II D. Prices CHI m Mary Weller, by Sterling, out
Of Discord-6y o ; 107 lbs. ................ dist
Time, 74IH-S:O1. -Picayune, April ,.
BIrcAMAN CouRsE-Last day, April 3.--Yeste rday was
the last day Of the spring meeting tho Bipgamsn
Courss, whom purse Of $3.50 for entrances 10
per cent added The track in good condition and
ths running very fine. The following is a summary Of
the race mile heats three In FIVE
g. w Graves's CHI f. Belle, by Frank, dam Pr
cayune-3 y. o.. i j
Jamss Williamson's c. Joe Walker, by John
Dawson, dam by Luzborough-3 y. o.. Il 2 2
7. 6oldsby's CHI m. Sally Riddlesworth, by
imp Rddlsss orth, dam by imp. Levis-
Time. li71s-147K-l:4s -1:60.
Picayune. .dprii4.
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WASHINGTON, April 10, 1913.

Erenfng entertainments.
Two thousand people at Van Amburghs mena-
gerie tonight.
good house of the supper ten" at the Ade-
phi, TO witness Vandenhoff and Miss Read, in
the STRANGER" and Barney Williams as DR..
O'Toole.
Good company at the Hutchinson concert, at
Carusi's
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Political Intelligence.

DscLINgs--Gcneral Henderson, OF Texas, who was
recently appointed elsotor the Taylor ticket In
that State has declined serving In that capacity he
being southern democrat as It is said; while he
CARDS General Taylor, under whom he seryed In Mex.
loo, and whom he knows Intimately ~ southern whn
MLwAuxu, W. Rufus King 10 the wing candidate
for mayor Of Milwsuhie.
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HURRIcANE.-A severe hurricane passed over
Jackson county, Ia this State, on Tuesday week At
Mount Polk, the residences Of Captain d. M Walker,
all the out. houses were blown down. Considerable
similar damage done In various parts ofhe county
Mobile T,fbuns s8priI4.
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Cleared.
a:S,% Ris ss
ralIar SC II Williams: Gisson. (ase Of New YORK
Sss5 FRYER OA'
Bass-Jaa tswe9 Pe,sf.on q ssssin sehmd. B.,ch.n
Empire. Barter, Galveston; Cyrus suiey. ricOu Ms Ba
@ ass sESs
Arrived.
,on Birth .a ca Ads IS ss: w 70 s 400
Ship Clifton Inge,ol New Orleans 20 days. with mdse to
Ss. " Ih
LAT 20 "a Ion GO TO- spoke brig Uucus from Baltimore for An
'rs rhs Gray Gs%S
sp bar wG sss & aS D on H M sn
lon g. brig Monte from gra5L fer Baltimore; soh Ia.
inst lat co. IS bark Eliz,b.h hsSce for New Or
Bark Kathleen, Dreb.rt Rio Janeiro Feb q, with coffee
and hde. to Mason Thompron
to stewart V:.se, is before rspon,a VIII"
Brig FeIs Foso seus Para, March ls and the River s,h
:pois 'I .sSl vsbaa E.%ofh from NoI6 cs!n, io
ssS os Sne zen"
Brig Lelos Lamphsr, sWu, Gfaude - dys with SUGAR
s so cssa FOR GO VIII" Dark ha"" ''"-
Brig w hye SS@s mId &c Cuba via Bermuda
Big snoc rsndleton, HOBBS. Pr ls days. with and
Brig fsctous Deane Mstauzs, 10 days. with moase,
British brig Falcon Pitt Bermuda 10 days with salt aud ar
rev root, to Tucker Il Lighlbur. Left 70 Am VESSELS
Brig Ameet spoord. New Odeaus 81 days with sundries
to A Httstou. p
Brig John Kendall, stove Mobile. 20 days, with cotton
&c TO Cenue X Co.
Brig 0,oge Hardcase, Baltimore days from the Cspes
to q Buckley.
Brig st Patrick. Cray Philadelphia, with COAL bound
Fail River.
schr Mary Rowland. Rowland. Port Plat,, is days.
WITH hides tobacco and mahogany, to Never stusken;
Schr Susan Ross CURE CIcnuegos 30 days with moasses
10 Haven Co No date, sooke brig Gsio Of Belfast from
Maanzs' Tor Bo',on. near Cape Florida. Vessels left before
reported
s.hr ARIEL Gould Trinidad dc Cuba March az with
Iasses to M Plat u Co.
Britnh schr Quebec Trader. Bab,n A ichat days with
fish, to master oh inst lat 30 A. Ion 60 3D. spok. brig Noble
1T John. " Is. steering SSE
schr Connecticut, kwood Newben, NC days. to Medal
latt 4 Co.
schr & stuart, Lozer, Washinaton NC, days. to
Mitchell
schr Calcutta Edson Philadelphia, days. bound Fall
liver.
schr Ashland, -, Lubec. DAYS. to master.
Schr Gen Warren, SpofJrd, Thomaiton, days.
bark, briggs unknown.
Sailed.
Ship Anson Chueson schr Catherine st Jsgo; and Others
Packet shrs West Point for Liverpool aud Argo for Havre
were towed TO the SW Spit.
April ll--sunrss. Wiud NE; meridian. Sc; sunset nj
bpm, 81.
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Still another. A gentleman wishing to discount note
put into sse,s hands about ElO0 OF Montreal Mining
Company's shares transferred in the companys books
s.ely sold the shares to broker, end gave q cheek
which was also dishonorcd He refused to return
to the sufferer who followed him to the Uoited States
the shares which had not been transferred in tho Com
pspy books and which, therefore, cend he OF no use to
him
ed Is 1t would appear to mako himself com.
Portable on his trip to the States he went to shop in
M,Ci street. aud bought Of wine, and to another
in the street. and bought keg OF oysters which he
t will be recolectsd that time since seslys pre-.
misses robbed BY some boys whe were afterwards
arrested committed for trial ut the February term OF
the Queens Bench By his importantly with the crown
officers and representing that 1t would be inconve
n.nt II not impossible Tor him to be present at the
Court In february 1t was so arranged that the boy
were brought to trial at the Quarter Ssssopr their
conviction sesy got his mensy and refused TO give any
thing to the policeman TO whoss vigilance he ndebt-
ed for the discovery Of the offenders and the recovery
It Is impossible to recount all his scbemes He or.
dered clothing from various partee which he forgot 70
pay for and swindeda carter who helped him to
elude his creditors may easily be credited that Sec
scsotsbis parties in tho United states that be is
tyr tory persecution In Canada His power OF decep
ton only equasd by the confidence Of bis many
victims here but his real character cannot fail sooner
or later to be known and piscd by ttose parties In
the States who may think him sinned against
than sinping 1t to be hoped that Il may be long be-
fore another successful swinder shall aear amongst
The determination of this accomplished representa-.
tive OF bis prototype the memorable Darlington appears
TO have embraced q we'll digesed and settled plan Of
systematic fraud Contributions to the strong box OF
his pscunsry dspredations were to be LIVED IL seems
in every possible variety that the genius of his intrigue
and art6ce could invent. Among bis lucubstons, he
projected the scheme of lottery the prizes OF which
we're consist Of furniturs gold watches horses and
carriage sngravugs and pencil Fourteen hun.
dred tickets at 81 each in imitation of dollar bank
bills wsro ISSUE and sod and In the sequel few days
previous to his sudden disappearance the whole scheme
vanshed-ths only priss drawn that of the s4o0,
and the fortunate holder the proprietor himself
The subscribers have obtained information upon which
they can confidently rely that In receiving the gold
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A X III M K Ma z L. l. u ~ N q K
Port OF New York, April IL, lS4s.
Cleared.

Sun RISES ...5 30 NOON u
Sun sRTs... 81 HIGH water ........ l3
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pus..uy.rx S,.,.a-

LwEnro,o,.eepacs.t 'h W.'t ront-Col John Rowan,
phine and Rebccs Rowan, Masters William J Rowan AM
Iytle Rowan Andrew Lawrie and lady, Of Bos0n Mis-
Nc Lawrn, scotland Is English. New York; Colt, Al
hany WIN Brtto, ham, ngland Ashel Hooker Connecticut
Frederick d avis, Enelsnd.
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PHrLApsLrHA, April IL PM-Arrivsd-schs Mary a s,n
Caroline Shropshire; Sutoc, sutton; pranay , nil
venson X Payner Nssu; and Cshsne Van Coton' vi
New York; Anhacorh I'D Hewitt Norwehi amdsp io"i..
Gray. Sharp; Mary Miller. Lynmore ana h'ghan'e''
sen, Boston .,,, ..aond.,,y. I NJ
Cooper Chase New Orleans Marion n ss
Ia: bark Nsshua Clifford. Boston; brig AOoou
ksr do schs Turk FULLER; Rio, Nickeson; nnd siy
son Bstemsn do; Lousa Gray SHARP Albany Spy smth
DO; Tuscarora, Foster NYofk
miscellaneous Record
a.,,. Msmror. benjamin, and Marmon, freeman, will
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Passengers Arrived.
RIO JAryIRo-BMk Kathleen--J Wsnklyn. of England.
BERMUDA-Bfig Falcou-y X Spencer, aud Spencer.
MonILE-Bris John Kendall-6 Warren, Hutchinson,
3 Andrews,
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Another Letter from Gen. Taylor.

Another Letter from Gen. Tn ylOr.
member of Congress from KENTUCKY has been polite
enough to place in the Following copy Of
letter from Gen Tay TO member of the late demo.
cratic convention OF that State Its authenticity Is
tilted, follows, by four gentlemen -
April 5, 1913.
We, the undersigned, do certify that we have seen
the original letter Of Gen n. Taylor to -, and
have doubt Of its genuiness, and the copy on the
ticular.
JOSIAH BURRIS5,
JNO HENDERSON,
DANIEL f. HENDRICK5ON,
WIN HENDRICK5ON.
BArcv RoucH, La Feb. @, lS4S.
Dear sir Your letter of the l2th ultimo in relation
to the next chief magistrate of the country has us
reached me in reply to which have to state 40 far
am concern ed, have not changed the position first
occupied regards my being candidate for that high
Office At the tme suoh have been the indications
Of the people, irrespective Of party evuced by large
meetings in many II the States In favor of my being
candidate for the cfce In question: 10 jushfy me,
withom departing from The course hare marked out TO
pursue 10 accept nomination. from national conUen-
fon, should such D. held far the presdeney, from The
'ohfgs d,mocra's from both should they think pro-
per 10 tender IT, oith0m being piedee~ or even consider
ing myself So 10 ADVOCATE s Sews opinions Of either
And again repeat, have aspirations for civil Of
fee and am only candidate 30 far the good people
willing to vote for without pledges for the presidency
let them cast their votes vt the time for those who
will make them And should of whom be preferred
to myself honored with that high station 10 will he
Beither matter OF ditappoinment modification to
me
With consideration of high rsspect and esteem your
obcdiant servant. a. TAYLOR.
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TN pursuance ofiaw L. JAMES X POLK, President, Of
Tho Und STATS q A%se. 30 ssbsey :. he "as ie
mentioned and Offices the State OF Louisiana at The pc
Rods hereinafter designs'od. TO wits -f.s81 r-.r
Az the land Office oPELOUSAS commencing on
Monday the sixteenth day Of October next for the disposal
Of tho public lands situated within The aforementioned
townships and parts OF townships. vizi
North 81 me base h"e a"d east Of i"epai Dsr'dian
Township one, of range f.l.I aH
township one, OF range three.
South Of the base iins, AID east Of the principal meiSia"
townships twelve, thirteen, and fourteen Of three
Township twelve, OF range four
Township ten, OF range nine.
SoSfh Of the base fi~< asd of the PRINCIPAL
Fractional sections eighteen and nineteen west Of lake
lions eighteen and irIyone west Of Cacssin pass. and
sections hrysevcn 10 inclusive, in fractional
Township eleven (exoept south half Of section one
the north half of twelve, the south halves and
twenty three, the south half of twenty
five. and sections thryone thrysx nclusve sections
biz, thirty thirty three, thirty and thirtyv
lots numbered seventeen TO seyeny inclusive in township
hrteen and sections six seven twelve thirteen fourteen
fifteen, and seventsen the fraction Of twenty ST
Johns island, and sections twenty-five, twenty three,
wentyfo twenty-five, and thirty SIX, in fractional town
ship fourteen, Of range ten
The west half OF section four and sections ve six
eight, eighteen nineteen and thirty In township twelve
OF range eleven.
Township nne sections six inclusive and sections
nine and ten IN township eleven and sections twelve
thirteen, fourteen twenty three, twenty four and twenty
fve in township twelve, OF range twelve.
Fractional township ten, of the Sabine river, and
sections one two, twelve thirteen, twenty three twenty
Jour- twenty nve, wentysix and thirty fractional
| township eleven, OF range thirteen
| At the land office at OUACHITA, commencing on Mon
day the wentyhird day of October next for the dispose
the public lands situated within following townships
| viz;
North Of the base line, and east of the psepai nserdiax
| Townships sercnteen and eighteen, Of range
townships seventeen, eighteen, and nneteen of
eleven
Lands appropriated by law for the of schools militia
~ other purposes, will be excluded from the sales
The offering Of the above lands will be
lnenced the days appointed and proceed in the order
in which they advertised, with all convenient
until the whole shall have been offered, and the sales thu.
closed But sale shall be kept open longer than
weeks, and private entry of the lands will be ad
med until after the expiration of the weeks.
Given under my hand at the city of Washington, thi.
seventh day of July Ammo Domn eight hun
bred and forty eight.
BY the President:
| JAMES X. POLK
| RICHARD NJ. YOUNG,
Commissioner of the General Land Office.
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III. 3~isss s.ss. ot xmsries. DO hereby declare and
me osonsd iand aesa in A. STATE Of MISSOURI, the
period. aaasasAyus.sa. v wi,s &, ,,,s,,-.
ss s1$sssrs
No'tA NJ bss ~~. so Of the th S''~epai "ssri
two slevs twelve, thi,,een fifteen, twenty
twentythrsc, twenty four. twenty Ave. twenty-six twenty
hiryhve ana shnys1. IN township twenty SIX Of
eight. - ~ NJ n
Little River Swamp fractional sections thy-one. thirty
two thirty ,hee thirty four, thirty tive and thry-six,
teen; twelve thir~sn, twenty three
twen foar twenty-five wcntysix. twenty -seven. thirty
four, thry-dve aud hy-six, IN township twentyone Of
Fractional township eighteen. OF LiuIs River
swamp and fractional nineteen and
twenty-five, west of Lake McCormy. Of range ten.
.s 1y
thrysix. in township eighteen township nineteen lex
nofsh Ssif Of ,snS q range Twelve s A 'S" anu inc
Fractional sown shp nineteen, of range thirteen.
North Of the Ssss tiss. and xsst Of the 18TH ri~eipai eri-
htv-et'i rr'-et t's dian.
Township twenty-five. OF ranges one, two. three, four,
1--WE, six, seven. and eight.
TownahPs twenty-five wenty-seven' and twen'y-h'ne'
Township twenty seven twenty eight and twenty nine,
OF range zen.
A, the Land Office at Sprins fed, commencing Mon
the second day OF October the dsPosa OF e
public lands within the aforementioned townships to wit
North Of the base line and cest of eh Wt"cipdl rri-
~ +" 70 dian.
Townships twenty twenty-eght and twenty-nine
OF range eleven
Townships twenty two twenty-five tweny-slx twenty
seven twenty ight and twenty-nine OF range twelve
Townships twenty-five, twenty-three twenty-fouI TWEEN
ty-hve, twenty six, twenty sevsn weh'y-e s"'' anu
nine, ofrange thirteen
Town ships twenty two twenty-threc, and twenty Jour,
OF range fourteen. ,., Il, -,
Al The same place, commencing Monday, the six.
teenth day for the disposal OF the public
lands situated within The following townships, VIZ;
North offhe line and Of the 6h principal meridian
Townships twenty-five, three, and twenty four,
OF range fifteen.
Townships twenty twenty three, and twenty four OF
range sixteen rt
Townships twenty two twenty three, twenty-four, and
twenty seven, of range seventeen
Townships twenty-five, twenythree and twenty-six Of
range eighteen.
Township twenty-five, of range twenty-six.
Township twenty-five OF ranges twenty seven, twenty
nne thirty and thrty-one.
Townships twenty-five and twenty three, of range thirty
two
Township Twenty-Five Of range thirty. three
Lands appropriated by law for the OF schools, military
and other purposes will be excluded from the sales.
The offering of the aforementioned lands will be com
which they are advertised with ali convenient despatch
unu the whole shall have been offered, and the sales thus
closed But sale shall be kept open longer than
weeks and private entry Of OF the lands will be ad
mil uat after expiration of the two weeks.
Given under my hand, at the city OF Washington, this
nineteenth day of june ammo Domni one Thousand eight
hundred and iory-eight JAMES X. POLK.
BY the President:
RICHARD M. YOU'VE,
$3.50 I, Commissioner of the General Land Office.
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Noaco TO Creditor OF the Hate Rsp.blac OF Texas

Notice to Creditors OF the late RsRobiAc OF Texas
TN accordance with of the legislature Of the State
Texas provide for ascertanng the debt OF the late
republic Of Texas approved 10Th March, lsss notice
hereby given ali persons having claims demands foI
money against the late republic Of Texas, present the
the auditor and comptroller OF public accounts
before the second Monday in November lS2S, they
will be postponed. -
The provisions of the aforesaid require the auditor
and comptroller jointly, receipt under their seals OF OF
ce for all claims presented setting forth the par value
thereof the time the accrued the date and
thereof distinguishing between the different classes OF
claims the following manner: Frsf, the audited
ceaned claims such stock bonds treasury notes, mill
tary scrip any other audited rained claim. Sec
omd all claims with sufficient evidences and vouchers to
authorize them audit under the late republic OF Texas
Ihird claims sufficiently authenticated by
vouchers
And is further made the duty OF the auditor and comp
troer jointly, report the legislature for final adjust
nen the whole and character OF the public debt
according the provisions OF the said act The
and payment nmended by them
be subject the revision amendment and ratification
of the Legislature. JOHN M SWISHER, Auditor
JAMES b. SHAW, Comptroller.
Austin. Texas, May Is, lS4s- June 10 -w6m
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BY the President OF the United states.

TN pursuance of law, l. JAMES K POLK, President OF
the United States of America do hereby declare and
mentioned land Offices in the State of MICHIGAN at the
periods he reinafter des gnated to wits
At the land office at SAULT STE. MARIE, commencing
Monday the 10Th day of October for the disposal
townships and parts of townships, to wit:
North base ne and Of the principal meridian
The North and South Fox Islands" situated in frac-
tona townships thirty tour and thirty fve of range thr-
The Mantou Island" situated in fractional townships
hryone and thrytwo, OF range fourteen and fractional
townships thirty, thirty one and hiry-two, Of range f
teen.
Townships fortyone and forty-tvvo of range twenty
Townships forty and fory-two, of range twentyon
Township forty -one, of range twenty-five
Township forty -onc. OF range renty'three
At the land office at IONA, commencing on Monday,
the day of October for the disposal Of
the public lands within the aforementioned fractional
townships situated in the former Manistee Indian Reserve
viz;
North of the base line and ,oes of the principal miian
Fractional TOWNSHIP ps and twenty two range
thirteen.
Fractional TOWNSHIP ps and twenty Orange
fourteen.
Fractional townships twenyone and twenty two range
fifteen.
Fractional townships and twenty two FRANCE
Se venteen.
Or other purposes, will be excluded from the sales
The offering of the aforementioned lands will be com.
on the days and proceed in the order in
until the whole shall have been offered and the sales thus
closed But sale shall be kept open longer than
weeks and private entry of Of the lands will be ad
Given under my hand, the city of Washington, this
eighth day OF JULY ammo Donni thousand eight hun
JAMES X. POLK.
BY the President.
RICHARD Al. YOUNG,
Commissioner of the General Land Office.
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Notice to Pre-empt,on Claimant.

Every person entitled the right of presumption any OF
the lands the townships and parts OF above
required establish the to the salts
register and receiver of the proper land office,
and make payment therefor as soon as practicable otter
ilg mocs and before the day appointed for the
mcncement Of the public sale of :he lands embracing the
tract CLAIMED, otherwise such claim will be forfeited
r17I $3.50 = ..r RICHARD NJ. YOUNG,
Commissioner OF the General Land Office
June 29--wl2w
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r .S&-h The steamer OSCEOLA having discontinued
NJ, her trips to Baltimore until further notice,
will. ON Wednesday, the 18th July, commence making
trips week to Norfolk. Leaving Washington every Wed
nesday and Saturday at o'clock Returning, leave
Passage and iare IS 90. n I
She touches, going and returning Piney Point Old
Point Cone river, and the usual landings Pooma
JAMES MITCHELL,
July n Captain