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Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1854-04-05
IBOOKa.


NHE annual meeting u ftig Etoet. hoIasrs on
the Shinnston TUTnpfkc Company, wiil b
held at the School -llodsc, near Elisha Haiiis "a
FFtday, tle JilI day Of April mkt Stoek.holdsrs
nre enrnssiy solicited 70 altehd, either IN pef5On
q by proxy, tire "a lIe prosperity 81 fliS onioT
Pftze dependg much upon fhs Wisdom and eneYdV
i0f ~ patrons. JAMES A. RoBEY
mari st. Supsgintsndsntj
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1854-04-05

TIME attention of the trade and others, in wnnl
j OF Porte Aonnaies. Pocket boolta, banlSors'
Gases, dressing cases writing desks barkS
and silver cdfd-cascs, work boxes, chdas needle
hooks, money bolts cigar Casea port hos faorS,.
and razor strOps. Travelling aslts aud tlia cutie
~, together with a large variety OF fancy g0qds,
Which will besold ut tho lowest fNi0s, -
80 $3.50 effa "a H. II. SMITH ~
Ports u0nnaie and Pocket shool; Manpfaetpr0s,
n9I6ml 2O0 Arch st.s below III, RhliaaAsl
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no. JOHNSTON,
Attorney at LAW,
CLARK5BURG,
HARRISON COUNTY, VA.
McADAMHZHNga.

! PROPOSALS will be received in writing un-
4 til the 10Th day of April, 1854, at I'D o'clock
in the morning, for Matchmaking all that part
of the Weston and FairmUut road between Fair
mont and ClarkShurg, that has not been McAdl-
mizsd, and for building two bridges across the
West Fork river, ut MICISbys ford an d at Wor-
Ellington.
The road will be let in sections, as Indicated
by the mile posts, commencing at Fairmout, and
ending ut tho N. w. Road, about two miles
west of Clarkshurg. On tue LIST, 3D., 4th, Odd &
9th miles above Fairmcut, Limestone is 10 be
used, aud OIL the other milrs hard free stone or
river gravel. The material in all cases to he APP
proved by the Superintendent. The roud is 10
be put i'll proper shape by the contractor, for re-
ceiving the metal, which is TO be applied to the
width Of ] feet, and to the average thickness of
eight inches, well supported at tho sides with
earth. The limestone must b. broken to II size
of about six ounces and free stone 10 size OF
about Dances in weight Tho nun Der of
percn required to tho mile is nearly $40, and
contractors will state the price per perch for
what they willing TO do the work
On the completion Of each quarter of a mile
tho contractor will he paid the con tract price les
twenty per cent, which will be retained by the
company until the final completion of the Sec
ton, for thirty days after the reception Of the
last quarter. The work is to be completed hy
the first OF january, 1855, and contractors will
be required TO enter into contract for the faith
full execution Of the same. with specifications
more fully set out than ubove.
BRIDGES.
The bridge at &c ManIsby ford will be about
2OO feet, and the one at WOrthngton about 260
feet long. Each to be in two equal spans, and
not less than sixteen feet clear carriIwe way
ne masonry will DO of range work, neltIy aud
substantially put together and the piers must he
Ho"eG. The suPegstructurrS will lie upon the
Gu, W rlp principle, after the general plan of
!T re -" eS' Fork Bridge on the line of the n. w.
PINc road. Tine OrOnOSuIS iOr the NJ iSuurN
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1854-04-05
NO hoe.

TIME co-parsner<hip heretofore existing betweeu
e. W. WOODS. and :. r. BlDDLE enga-
ssoIvejl = s. Z. BIDD1E.
81 F ssSt s8th, 1854. ST
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1854-04-05
!, 'ETss', ssyS Z ST 3, a. e

nEAIERS IN INOREIGN AND DOM fIS
ID DRY GOODS, No. ats Raltiinofc street
six doors below Howard ST., baltimore, cali
the attention of country merchants land others T.
Sbeir large and general assortment Of q loths,
Cassimores vestings, dc, which they oiler upoA.
pard 70 orders. 80 hsld.l ...l.i ) 81 : W i1u Is
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1854-04-05
UPSHUR COUNTY.

,y,S.ec are requested by tho friends Of X. HOP
49, ~ 10 announce him us IL candidate for She
'lH oil OPShur county, at the ensuing election.
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Mercantile
a OWEVS,


!. j ]. !.
- q Having opened his shop m
- pespard Is Row, GlaTksbnrg, bees
leave respectfully, to inform tie
s people OF this place and snr-
Ef>4 EY rounding country, that he has
EAAtf lust returned from Baltimore with
Safl u a well selected stock of
Hl - - Cloths, Cashmere Yes
Ss1e55$IS tiugs aud Trimmlngss
which have been selected win great care BY hinl-
self, and which will be made mp to order in the
ncaiest and most fashionable style, being himself
experienced cutter, and having in his employ
good workmen. He has also, ON hand, good as
sortment OF
Ready-HTade Clothing,
which he will dispose ofat moderate prices
These articles are of good quality and such as he
can recommend. He has also, every article.
usually kept in furnishing store, such rs.
SHIRTS, DRAWERS, HANDKERCHIEFS,
SUSPENDERS, sc.
He deemes it proper to add that he viii mako
Conts, Pants, Vests, &c, of goods purchased
elsewhere than of hi nself and he respectfully
licts share Of public patronage, feeling conf.
dent that b. strict attention to business he will
be enabled to give satisfaction.
az Cash and country produce will be taken in
exchange for work done. no9h
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1854-04-05
NORRIS, CALDWEIsl & COS
GRoCERs AND, CoAIMtSSI hlERG a rcsi
Importers and Denlerstn OLD Wines
aud Liquors.

Keep constantly on hand s1d for sale ppon tho
best terms, large and ShoicO assortment Of Gre
ceIics, Wines, Liquors, etc., to which th6y invite
tho attention. Of Country Merchants, Hotel Keep
ers, aud Gtlers ~ lst jy6tf
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1854-04-05
BLACkSNIlFFHTNG.

FH The subscriber respectfully informs the
ELG public that he has Pnt in operation the
kA4& Blacksmith shop in the Of BurtIett's
Hotel and is prepared TO do all kinds of work in
his line.
lie skilful hands employed. and those pa
trouizILg this shop may rest assured that thci.
wof6 will be done we'll
a snare of the public patronage is solicited.
j. B. WRIGHT.
Innn 18th 1s5a-tf
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THE :IARKETS

BEEF C.7r, BALTIMORE, March 9th, 1854.
nj he 0AiITLE.-,The number of CattIa oerar05
beeves, 400 of 'OIday amounted to $50 head Of
and packets "n n. sold to city butch
@5.75 p 100 lbs on the bo 5ofeglng from $3.50
Pc, 10. net; and averaging s5,I2 sroas s'GUE9
loGs-saIes from S5.hl tn 6 M 70
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1854-04-05

nOWDER, Lead, Shat and Caps for sale
il BARNES Drug and Book Store.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-03-24
ASSAULT WITH DEADLY WEAPONS

An sirsy occurred at the corner Of Snesieth It and
Finhsv on Wednesday evening which came result
ing IN the oss Of two lives appears that Mrs Anthony
Brown got in.o alteration with one Thomas Duty,
RAG pedlar when the latter being enraged seized club
ard struck her voent blow over the head knocking her
to the pavement, bu, fortunately not nhictng faa 10
jury.
Duffy then fed bu, was pursued by Brown, who was
sn,ou. 10 sscertau where the as.alan lived Mr. Brown
on COMM up With Duffy struck several times on the
head with heavy iron wrench or jimmy knocking him
seneless to the ground infctng terrible and perhsps
fatal INJURIES
Afsr thi, second assault Duly agas ran od bz! wsa
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-03-24
uIrANTFn-ren smart Men for +
Puped ard srs.ted by Office. Snyder OF the Nne,s,a.s
vsrd Police AID committed to await further exanna
scn DR. Morris Tor and dressed the wsanas e
tho injured Who aftsrwsrd conveyed Bsslsvss
Hospital u csfscsi coaditoa. -
rIE lrn.NA r1nN pINK rOI-yrHRHclrx


The examination OF John Mast-rs alias DR. Whiting Ei
wsrd Dsy. and Wilson who stand charged with bsing
concerned in circulating counterfeit sO notes tbs CeAn
s,cn Bank Of Crans,on |, commenced yesterday
Afternoon before justice Osborne Mr. Leopold Msyec
An srrd German residing No 81 Frankfort st made an
affidavit setting forth that the eOh ms, he received two
oi the coua,erfei,s from who in company with
Nss,ors in Day ten. tor goods which he sold him Amer
the sale the suddenly ef, sod has not since hesu
seen Masters was discovered soon after, in the b,r ron
= Tsmus,v Hotel and VIII N about being arrested ras
.o tire rear yard and threw roll Of bills into the walk
which uron birg red proved to consist Of thirteen
$40 couutsri, { bids on The Crsnstou Bank
Mr Josiah Davis of M Peek shp Identified the PRISON
81 Davis IS the peron who passed one OF the spurious os
to him he 2ch inst; psymen, for some clothing This
prsonertlso passed a similar bill to Abram L Hused
clerk to coth,r named Lyon
TIE case viii be further investigated .. O'Clock this
afternoon large number Of persons who had been vic
tniz BY the bills in attendance al the Court yesscr
dav but few ofthtm. however able to Identify the
prson as The parties who passed upon them the bills
TIE JsGer:cn oIket Police COu;t large number OF
sorektper vho had been imposed upon by the bills were
in aeroauCC but few Of them however able TO den
Gy the rrsrers Bridget Murphy, OF the later was
recognized by Wolf Openhym OF No ?, Division ST., and
b. Samuel Urderhll Of No $50 Division ST. both Of
whom she passed the worthless bis Philip McArdle
Their prisoner wss identified by Philip Passmocn Of No
SO Grand ct and by clerk in the store. No 25 Third
av as having passed TO them each one of the bills M
further arrests made yostettay
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-03-24
THE LATEST.
iiY MAIL AT LIVERPOOL

bN MAIL AT LIVERPOOL
The following Is tell grsphed TO Io' DON thence by ma
10 Lvopo,
PARIs- March :. Evenng,-Cosing prices od4y were
b Ct RTHTEs e7f A. y CT. RENTEs % 30.
Il sr. PETERsEURo, March 1.-The prohibition TO export
READsIUFrs does extend to those vessels which are
breacy Laden or in process Of being lidn.
TRIESTE, Msrch A rise has taken pa,e ia Colonial
Produce COTTON is well maintained Orleans 81 Su-a.
81. BARLEY has txperisnced sight decline
ODIssA Feb $1,000 chetwerts WHEAT have been sod
~ unchanged prices for immediate dsvery FRziGHrs
he frner a. 25 ships are expo ted ExcHASeE on
rsLdon % -5a23o5.
/. MARsHnLrs. March Cons has rssn two francs Der
,hecore IN consequence o. the Russian prohibition OF
export.
Lord PaimtrStoD stated in Parliament that Frost VII.
sms Jones and two other Charsts are 10 be psrdoned
song with Smii, O'Brien
BY the Nsgdeene, West Indian mail steamer We have
The Panama Star which states tina, exploring party Of
a5o officers ard men (query go which left the sloop
ysne for the Interior January had not been heard from
% January IS and supposed to have reached tho
Pacific coast Another party had been sent in search
| hem
LoSDoy, Evening Of 7th-CoysoLs closed at 91aa9ll
Tor account el3a9ls money; BANE SrocK 2ls022O Ex-
|eHEQUrR bills 12lal6j premium
EXCHANGES London Antwerp months % l2l 25 ~
Amsterdam months II l44all H. short IL 1871 -.
Hamburg no,ths 10 39l3 81 Paris short "A 92J 25
Frankfort moths, 1ls!QIs,. Vienna, 10 - 20.
Trieste 10 2o0l3 80 St Petersburg, 3503fl
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-03-24
FIRES



Y,sse day afternoon at o'clock fire broke out in thu
bakery Of Jacob Berschein No li6 Housons The Are
originated in the basement but vas extinguished
Damsge about 900
FIRE wILLIAMsBURGH.
About Il lock yesterday morning fro broke out in
tie ssbe Of Mrs z Short corner of Second and North
Second s;s which together with the contents horse,
wagon and feed wer, o1rned loss about $500 no nsur
cnce The fire communicated to three story frame build
ing adjoining belonging to the estate Of j. III Coroett Of
New York, ard occupied by two colored families Ths
building was damaged to the amount Of about $500 in
sured temporary stable belonging to Daniel Martin
also burned.
About an hour previous fire discovered in the col
lar OF house North Seventh ct near First occ.:d By
'4'" :. Faherty BY the promp; action OF the fr9n,ed
the flames were soon subdued Loss about 800.
FIRE JAMAICA
On Monday night last frame house 10 the village Of
Jamaica was consumed by fire. 1t occupied by four
families
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-03-24

PRroooIors-They do have smart girls in the
Buckeye State Here is one of them conductor on the
read from Cincinnati to Hamilton nj e little gr N the
cars which he supposed under the rate OF halt price
for children and returned her half the amount rendered
with remark to that effect
Half fare ba ha Why, do you take me for giil
Certainly Miss unless your looks belle you very much
well then if | do am married aud that amt ALL
have got baby six months old.
Excuse me- Madam but it strikes mt that, whatever
nav be to day you are full up with the time table if not
iu little ahead Ii take full fare and no charge for the
D by
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-03-24

FlRrIy GsLKS,-A fire broke out in livery stable 30,
attached TO the Gaena Hotel in the City OF Gaiena III
ON the NH which destroyed property 10 consleraoe
sfnonnt The following is list of the principal sufferers
Wm Lettar,, United STATES Hotel the building ana iur
nituro much ipjured-he is iuliy nsureu sts.
i0' su M mostly removed Nagle q GIL, Gil
,3o,s shoe John Cloren iamy
HH,ass loss NOT known j. Hornsworth boot aud shoe
sbcp; Pedmons family erocery-loss s6oO.no insur
nnoe; j Connolly boot and shoe store loss no, kuo~
no Insurance; w L. Dopes grocery and provision sore
insuTed Cooney Sellerss liquor shop loss siVvLno
;rsn,ance Owens livery stable Moreheads livery stable
loss not known Kiuders paint shop on
All Market Coffee House ON Commercial sI-.no nsut
spee Howard & Macaulay, Proprietors 81 American p
House loss about s4OOOinsured for seeS3 j. brs no
dsITs b,t store under American House, Shaner wine
49, sbon Nicholas tin shop the store recently oo
S Spp by Noble and rented few days since for
miners shop-loss not known, but all 9'Ired; Div
,@ad's boot ana shoe store, fully insured Iaidwen -
Wste,bopses gYccery-ioss not known Scharlein ihA
liner shop-no insurance on stock
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-03-24

Fon NrprAsK,Durine the past three days is6Ss
hunoei VI tSor roy 10 Nebraska Territory and a: oa'
in cr for Missouri River they hsye been
eompeied to wait boats to get ready to start 80
Is inc iOsn M, csbin. are full even before they are
beas ~ PI 70 leave The Sonora dropped down 70 tine
I"ee on Saturday morning from the dO 0d ,o ana UslDt
night every s' for berth on the floor The Hon
had aSea on sunday assr'sd to
sur wsn on thursday her regular day has been
to This evening two days p coune
time Inc Sa, w;l lie full il she is not fall airesiy
% bound for the Territory are gong ,hsr nys
ct the country. Win 'o ~ ~ &C. Loab RePsblesa.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-03-24

PERsosAI-John G Sake lectured before the Mechanics
Association Of Utica, on Wednesday evening.
Mrs Emma r Coe lec,uIed At Worcester Mass on Mon
day evening. Subject Love and Marriage
Bayard Taylor ecured the evening at Sandusky,
Ohio.
AsDRLw JACKSON DAVIS is beginning course OF Lee
ture s in Rochester
Hon THoMAsF MARSHALL Of Ky who made such a
suaon here twelve years ago Temperance lecturer.
has again become scottish drunkard
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-03-24
TIE VERY LATEST.
fH rILrcRAfH FROM LONDON TO LIVERPOOL

n ~ LTGRAFH IRON LONDON TO LIvERPOOL
LONDON. Wednesdly, March 6, 1854
A third edition Of The Morning HeyaH the
arrival OF messenger who Immediately cosoted wh
1.-The Queen aud brought the announcement that the Rus
SLAMS had csrred Kaafat and massscIed ali within its
walls No details are given.
This is generally regarded false but is needless to
cay that the statement alse has ls the public in
the moot tre milling state of anxiety
LIVERPOOL Wednesday morning, March g, 1854
Tho ship Robert Kelly, from Liverpool for New York.
went ashore on Arkow Bank The passengers were all
saved and the vessel was discharging her cargo
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-03-24
MEETING or THE SHiPWRIGHTS AND
CATIKERS

About 800 OF the Shpwrghis and Caulkes held meet
ing last evening at the Seventh Ward flotein Madlson st
Mr. NM Fowler acted as Chairman, and ). WILKERsoS
as Secretary.
Tho Committee appointed at previous meeting, reported
atthey had waited upon the employers and they had all
sgnifd their Willingness TO advance the wages from the
nfeset price s9 80 Ter day to 81 per day resolution
was adopted that the Increase OF pay shall commence on
Monday the 9Th inst The meeting then adjourned
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-03-24
PUTYAM & co.'s BOOK AND STEREOTYPE
PLfTE SAFE

ree Ct the trade drawn together Tsster
day by The great ssle Of Punsm & Co.'S book stock TIL
fee called forth lively competition aud many OF The pub
lcsons struck OF at liberal prces We susjon en
IN, Of the purchasers Of the stereotype plates sons
of tie leading works With the price aud original cot. IL
clrS re nIa.es and corvriyht
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-03-24
LsverrcoI prov;sio" .iari-et

49, W ,'- s-isesS frrre rrs ~lits u pom Ia
O. C. 70 10 s I'D but Cd oc.es good yellow bed 90
4 fue Wii.c f'f
Li.srrcol Proy;sio" Hart-et.
No alyifc Ia Proybions Leri had ecclacG
) sfcut leec.gr &C. nus b business
rAiLcw qutt
coll snd lower
Ne 'fssslcticE 10 BARK LSsEED CAXG er aicE.
Manchester Market .M,Rcu7.
Bo.'ness lu I'd .Ii,eswetk.
London Produce Markets.
Fo1ssa SUota CoTIEx 10 rather leg
i fa9s RIcf III ard Sd. cheaper TtLLow very firm
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-03-24
pILcK WARRIoR INplGYArION MEErING

BLACK NAkhlUk lNHktfNAtiON
Iest evening meeting q. above held in TIE ia ~
rom hflsnd the barroom Of Mossrs Dayton Obs, NJ
sOo Broadway There we're about sixty persons present
a large uropor.icn Of whom Cubans.
Ma FAssswoRrH o: the New York Volunteers, Gale 1
the nleef;p 70 order and nornnsted for President C)l
Gro B. Hall: the nolaia alton was unanim)sly "a
eeVted
The Preien. said he sOy not to see those present
with whom the call for the meeting hal oriy2aiet IL
was meeting in pursuance of ADJOURNMENT from ons held
in tho Pax lest Tuesday evening which al "A
CIV e TO the ircleueney oi the weather Tie proposed a.
the number present small ths officers shall be ap
roiped and the NEE ting siicaIn 10 mex. week. when
large one might be assembled.
Sefor TOIoS repeaed the Presidents remarks in Span
i,h for the benefit of the Cuhans present.
Don FRAScIsCO AGUEREo was nominated for Secretary
and received nanimously TIE meeting then proceeded
10 nominate committees speakers. subscriptions anil
ARRANGEMENTS 10 act in regard the future meeting
twas moved and seconded that when the meeting ad-
ourned should adjourn TO next Monday evening a. :
O'Clock. ,-
ION oeTfd the use of the in which the meeting vas
assembled gratis for the purpose again. San)r 10
Ion returned thanks on the part Of the Cubans.
Judge MORTON address ed the meeting at some length,
and approx ed highly of its object
Senior SoLoY explained tho judge address to the Gu
bans.
wv RrssEIL NFyINs said that as American though
Psrce was silent lie would say that Gen Lopez should
have a pyramid whose base should be the world and its
apex couch FOR srchsn-els to restupon.
The meeting then adjourned till Monday evening
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-03-24

Ameeng Of the friends of Temperance in Jersey City
was held at the old Du;ch Reform Church, 10 Gand y
last evening to organize q Carson League Mr.. {. H.
Hoover was called to the Chair and W ii Jelliie was
chosen Secretary. After prayer by Rev NJ. Mcclure
Mr. Carson proceed to state the circumstances which led
10 the formation Of this league the plan which It is or
ganized and the efficiency OF the system. This plan con
Sits Of tax submitted to by those willing t. aid in the
work, by which means fund is raised with which TO
prosecute those who violate the law in the sale Of liquor
Mr. Carson estimates that the tax amounts toss cents
on every 800 of taxable property ana il citizens viii
submit To eaeue tax Of cents per 500 to take Of
the cause Of al this taxation they would save the remain
ing 30 cents OF the ecs of it he related circum.tances
10 prove this plan efficient Several persons addressed
the meeting and Il determined to submit the matter
10 tho Temrerance League now existing
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-03-24

PrsNsyLvAsA-The called Prohibitory Liquor Law
which has pass the House at Harrisburg is poor affair
got up by weak brethrn 1t may may not pass the
Selaie-and no matter
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-03-24
THE TURF.
OPENING OF THE SPRING CAMPAIGN.

Tie trodng at the Union Course yesterday afternoon
ecIipsed anything in point OF contention OF the hrs
hea, on record At the present time greater number OF
trottng horses the Turf than was known be
fore snd day after day hear of performances that caste
shade the great achievements OF Edwin Forrest
Du.chman, Rp.on Amercus, Lady Suffolk and numerous
other. of The best trors Of the Turf Great improve
meme have been made the Union Course for the Spring
Running Races, and we heer that X Tsnbrook. Boyden
and all leading southern men will be here with their
stables II horses Also some of the best PAGERS the
Turf are on their way here POcehontas, Joe Wilson Sill
yorail will find competitors, viz Pet Hero, Roanoke
and when they come together we expect to see some OF
the best pacing We have yet heard tell Of exceled,
USIos COURSE, L. I.-Trotting Thursday March 49,
Match for 600 Mile Heats. In harness.
II. Woodruff, br m Lady yernOn.................I
Pfene''' A 4,sa -,
The brown mare was the favorite at 400 to $50 aud
the betting was heavy The horse won the pole aud aer
the word given broke The mare led down the back
stretch three or four lengths round the lover turn INC
horse closed her. and they swung on the home stretch
side by side and through the draw gate the horse
Oh the mares wheel The crossed the score neck
ahead thus winning closely contested heat Inc track
was he ayy and there was slim attendance. The mare
won the remaining heat and race easy the horse rins
after the first heat
$500 between bay mare " Susan and gray geding.
GRAY jim came of Monday last, and was Witnessed
by number of spectators The DAY was coid ana eny
and the track heavy Gray jim the avorte at 600
10 s,O At the appointed tine 10 start the nags MADE
their appearance the track and were called up py me
Judges for the They started the gray having
the pole and leading round ths rst turn the mare DF)ke
shortly after the word given she closed t1e gap oa
the rey snl took the lead the back stretch and led
around The turn on the home stretch the mare broke
o. ain tie gray led the score the hr:t nile ~ n n
utes % seconds the mare closed ON hin rapidly ana
ra,ed him On the back stretch and led TO the score on
he second mile five ak lengths shead-iims minutes
seconds Afer this sLo had the race all hei own s'y,
the gray firing badly The third mile YVES performed IN
ni5nte. seconds; the fourth mile in ninutes acc
onds and the 5h In 3 minutes l. seconds The follow
ing i a summary of the race . .
ISloy CoCFsE l. -TrotfiAg.-Mondsy March 90
Match for SEQ FIVE miles out in harness
H. Woodruff b Susan .'''''.'''''i
Co.klin's gr Gray
s...iool
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-03-24

"Anii Nebraska. l. informed tina, the only reason why
lie bss not seen ia THE TRIBUNE the statement that the
Legislature Of Aebss has by vote OF GO to a. resolved
az ainst the Nebraska bill is mat said statement not true