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The Opelousas patriot. [volume] (Opelousas, Parish of St. Landry, La.) 1855-1863, 1855-06-02
From the French of Nine. Laure Jourdain.
scuI n Toi, Mes GcMheuEs.

ScuI a Toi, RIes GcsiheuEs.
The wave, it seeks the shore,
The butterfly the flower,
The breeze the trembling leaves,
= As | seek, love, your bower.
The willows for the stream,
The stars are for the skies, ....
The sun is for the world,
As thou 'rt, desrsss %
The heavens give the earth
Its blessings, light and joy;
The Madonna is a mother
NV To the poor shipwrecked boy;
For the young budding roses
Shine the bright skies above,
But to thee alone are given
My fond heart and all its love.
This world without thee, Mary, i.
Would contain no blessed spot;
1t is life to me where thou art
1t is death where thou art net.
For mine are all thy fears,
And mine is thy distress;
Only thou can share my tears.
Only thou my happiness.
TNpWYork Citizen.
The Opelousas patriot. [volume] (Opelousas, Parish of St. Landry, La.) 1855-1863, 1855-06-02

RIcH,-An lriShman presented himself al,
the polls in Chilicothe, Ohio, and his vote was
challenged, He said that he had his papers,
and swore i" be iabers y he would produce them.
Home he went and returned and presented to
the judges his papers. What laughter con
Nulsed their honols we need not say, when en-
opening the supposed papers, they found them
TO be a dismissal from tie Ne~ Jersey Pen5ten-
hGrg.
The Opelousas patriot. [volume] (Opelousas, Parish of St. Landry, La.) 1855-1863, 1855-06-02
VENTE POUR TAXEs.rEn vertu dc

NENTE POUR TAXES.-rEn yertu de
v pouvoirs en- moi invests par Ia li, CONNIE Co.5
lecteur DIES Taxes de ParOisse, ct du Railroad, dams
ct pour la Paroisse de Saint Landry, moi, Ebert
CAN'T, Colleeteur des faxes de Parpisse pour l'annee
1853, ct DIES Taxes de Railroad pour rannGe 1854,
i'exposerai en- vente p~ublique ponr du compliant,
sans bfn6ice diHventaire, Il la Maison de Cour dams
la Vile des Opelousas, Paroisse St. Landry, SAME
Dt, lie s~eptiemc jour du mois de Juliet, 1855, cor
mencant a IL heures dl matin, ct continuant, sil est
ndcessaire de jour en- jour, tous les droits, titres ct
int6ret DIES enimts minenrs ct heritiers de feu dame
la ~propriete ci,dessou4 daerite, saisie pour s~atisfairc
les Taxes de Paroisse de 1853, ct la Take du Rail
road de pour l'ann6e 1854, dues par les dts mineurs,
a SAVIOR
Tn certain Nagre Esclave, nomme ANDERSON,
age dc trente-huit a quarante ans, bon ntgre de
champ ct charpentier d'babitation.
ebert CAN'T, ColIecteur.
The Opelousas patriot. [volume] (Opelousas, Parish of St. Landry, La.) 1855-1863, 1855-06-02

RUIZ FOR PuNcrUAT1oN.-A stranger in q
printing Office asked the youngest apprentice
what was his rule Of punctuation. II set up
as long as | can hold my breath, and then phi
in a comma when ! gaze / inserta semicoton
and when / want a chew of tobacco, / make "a
paragraph
The Opelousas patriot. [volume] (Opelousas, Parish of St. Landry, La.) 1855-1863, 1855-06-02

Mother, / should MT be surprised if our
Katy got choked some day" Why, my
SOM" Because her beau twisted his arms
around her neck, the other night, and if she
had not kissed him to let go, he would have
strangled her."
The Opelousas patriot. [volume] (Opelousas, Parish of St. Landry, La.) 1855-1863, 1855-06-02

Marriage is the mother of the world, and pre-
serves its kingdoms, fills its cities and churches,
and Heaven itself, and is that state of good
things which God hath designed as the present
constitution of the world. @@
The Opelousas patriot. [volume] (Opelousas, Parish of St. Landry, La.) 1855-1863, 1855-06-02

SLIGHT NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. = Ina. you
Blasted Hopes? :" asked a lady of a green libra
rian, whose face was much swoolen te' he tooth
ache. mo, ma'am,'' replied the y6a.-i, "but
I've got a blasted toothache." .
The Opelousas patriot. [volume] (Opelousas, Parish of St. Landry, La.) 1855-1863, 1855-06-02

An Irishman being asked on a late trial for
a certificate CT his marriage, exhibited a huge
scar on his head, which might have been made
with n fire shovel. The evidence was s~atistac-
tory. " (" # H.
The Opelousas patriot. [volume] (Opelousas, Parish of St. Landry, La.) 1855-1863, 1855-06-02

Daddy, l want to ask you a question
(" Well, what is it, my son 2" "Whr
Dor Smiths liquor shop like as.oaserleit faf
dollar?" al can't tell, my SON" Because
you can't pass it, The old man was carried
off on u shutter. .# .MD . "~..t.
The Opelousas patriot. [volume] (Opelousas, Parish of St. Landry, La.) 1855-1863, 1855-06-02

A Coon REAsos.-" Why are you for ever
humming that air?" asked Foote of Il man
without a sense of tune in him. Because it
haunts me-" mo wonder" said Foote, g you
are for ever numbering it,"
The Opelousas patriot. [volume] (Opelousas, Parish of St. Landry, La.) 1855-1863, 1855-06-02

If the girls would have roses in their cheeks,
hey must do as the roses do-go to sleep
aith the lilies and get up with the morning
glories.
The Opelousas patriot. [volume] (Opelousas, Parish of St. Landry, La.) 1855-1863, 1855-06-02

A coxcomb. talking of the transmigration of
souls, said " In the time Of Moss, 1 have no
doubt | was the golden calf Very likely"
replied a lady, =" time has robbed you Of moth
ing but the gliding
The Opelousas patriot. [volume] (Opelousas, Parish of St. Landry, La.) 1855-1863, 1855-06-02

"Iou II come to want, | IN afraid said
an old lady to Il fast Young gentleman. a.
have come to want already, was the prompt
reply; 9" want your daughter." The old lady
screamed, and then went into the next room
Mysteries.
The Opelousas patriot. [volume] (Opelousas, Parish of St. Landry, La.) 1855-1863, 1855-06-02

When Bonaparte's army were lying in camp,
previous to the battle Of Waterloo, they bitteri,
omplained of their %rations, especially the bread.
However, they put up with it as long as they
could, when a few men, more daring thai.
urStsh, went to the q'arters of the attached
'ommissarait Genera, and told him al
Won don't give better rations We will tang
.out"
Fhe astonished contractor Immediately sought
m interview with the Emperor, ard told him
what had passed.
Did my men say that ?" said Napoleon.
They did, Sire replied the General.
Well, my friend, | am certainly very sor-
row for you" said the Emperor 8 for If they
said SO, they will certainly do it"
The Opelousas patriot. [volume] (Opelousas, Parish of St. Landry, La.) 1855-1863, 1855-06-02

BRUTAL Mu~RpER--James r. Buck, o car
pentev, residing at CenlreYille, in this Parish,
on Tuesday last caused the death of his Young
save, u lad about twelve years of age, by the
most ltihrman and brutal treatment. So far
rs we have been able to learn the facts of the
case, it appears that the lad had Il few DAYS be-
lore his death run away from his master. for
some cause Or other. when he was pursued and
caught, knocked down. stamped under the feet
i the lieudlsh monster, and kicked upon the
head, breast and other parts Of the body. until
he was quite inseDsibte. He was then taken
home and put in chains, and thus kept through
the night, more dead than alive; and the next
nornlng. about 10 O'Clock, this miserable vic
tim Of the most helish cruelty was a lifeless
corpse.
Complaint was made by Mr.. Isaac futile,
OF Centrevllle, before Justice Curtis, of this
place, who issued a warrant for the apprehen-
sion OF Buck, and he repaired TO the scene Of
he iiendish decd TO hold an inquest on the body.
The verdict Of the jury, We understand, was in
accordance with the facts.
Buck succeeded III making his escape, though
closely pursued by the sheriff and we blush to
near thai he Was aided in making his escape by
those whom duty to society and an indignant
sense Of justice should have prompted to bring
the inhuman wretch to his just deserts. We
still trust, however, for the fair fame of our
parish, that Buck may be caught aud made al,
example of; aud we sincerely hope that the
feport of his being aided to escape may turn
cut to be entirely untouIded, for we should BE-
sorry to know that there is in St. Mary u MAJ,
50 needless of duty as a citizen as to shield
from punishment the perletrator Of such all
infamous deed. FIankiin Banner.
The Opelousas patriot. [volume] (Opelousas, Parish of St. Landry, La.) 1855-1863, 1855-06-02
DlIARMACiN-Les smssirn6s :. -

IiH'-LeS sonsSlgnes ont laOn.
nehr d ,ntormer lie public qu'ils viennent de- rece
'Hlf' a le'r pmfn1acic, encnignurc Main ct Beileyne
Aux opelpisas, IN assortment tres frai, de Drnn,as
Medicine, ~Partimeries, P~eintures. etc. ou,;iS l ~
Il vcndre AIDES prix raisonnables. III ohrei1
US t,eaa ent al'ssi nm assortment de MEDICINES
fAlkN LEES, ct gen6rale,nent de tous les articIes
qi concernent leur partie. s'e
On trougera dAns Establishment. a tonte ba,ro J.,
loqf et de la mutt. IN Pharlnacien don't rexptricnec
ct tatteution gull p0rtera aux 0rdnunapces de mns-
sieGfs les m6dicins, 0ffrent une pleine earantie m,
families P. LEONCF HfrRpS 5 Sn1a = aaA
The Opelousas patriot. [volume] (Opelousas, Parish of St. Landry, La.) 1855-1863, 1855-06-02

"Bob /! by sitting onsThat siaazas the cars
you are, missing all the sights on this side
i Never mind, Tim, ! am sighting all the misses
on this side"
The Opelousas patriot. [volume] (Opelousas, Parish of St. Landry, La.) 1855-1863, 1855-06-02

OBLIGATION P~ERDUE-Par lie sous
~ signe, residant ii Arnaudyille, une obligation
contre Lueien A.. Guilbeau Ell favour de Arnaud
treres ct endossGe parJacques Armand, pour la somme
de trois-cent-trente-sept ct 5S-l00 p~iastres. La dite
obligation est datte du % JUN, ct est payable a de
mande. lie public est, par ces presentcs, ayertis que
lie dit billet nest payable qu'au proprietaire.
JACQUES ARNAUD.
The Opelousas patriot. [volume] (Opelousas, Parish of St. Landry, La.) 1855-1863, 1855-06-02

To TELL Coon EGGs.--H you desire to be
certain that Your eggs are good and fresh, PM
them in wafer. If the bats turn up they are
not fresh. This is an infaliible rule to distin-
guish u good egg from Il bad one.
The Opelousas patriot. [volume] (Opelousas, Parish of St. Landry, La.) 1855-1863, 1855-06-02

DENSIONAT Ell EXTERNAL DIES
l. DEMOISELLES AUX OPELOUSAS.-Mr. ct
Nine. HOY, aidee par Mmlle. Hoy ct Nine. De ST,
Ange, ont l'intention d'ouvrir lie LUNDI, IL Mars,
aux Opclousas, une Pension de Demoiselles de Pre-.
miere Classe on tOutes les branches necessaires A une
Education solide ct accomplie, seront enseignees.
~ Dams lie cours obstruction seront comprises lea
L.angues Anglaise, FRANCHISE, 1talienne ct Allemande,
ainsi que la Musique lie Dessin, la P%einture, tous lea
fOuvrages a ~l'aignille en- Sole, Chenille, etc, lie Man,
ten, la Danse ct Population.
Avec l'aide d'instructrices COMPLETENESS, ct la eur
VIGILANCE assidue de la Directrice lie Principal, a les
pGranee d'6tre soutenu par les habitants de la willie
des Opelousas ct DIES environs. w
Les ,rix aont fixes par s6ance de vingt-et-une Sc
maines, payables Ia Motto au commencement, lautre
moitie d misGance.
Instruction pour les eleves de classes i~nferieure $40 90
do. do. Ter classes :. q. as 90
Musixue sur Piano on Guitar 4. ...,.....s...3 30 90
lie Dessin .,..., Is o.
lie Peinture 20 90
Ouyrages a lAigueue. 10 %.
La DaBse ,.-....... .,......4.. IL %
| Equitation
tension 60 20
mime. DE St. Ange Giant pour lie moment ENGAGE
an r~ensionat de Nine. Henry, an Natehez, ne pouia
s'adioindre a eette Ecole qua la fin de la ~prochaiu
session. Mars 10, 1856.
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DART MARION DE l. HABITATION
Il du s~oussign6, a la Prairie Plaisance, lie 10 Fey
rier deruier, uu Ntgre, nomme JOHN, age d'environ
70 ans, parlant FAnglais ct lie Francois, taille, 5 pieds
10 pouces, TENT rougeatre. II a une ~cicatrice a la
main, ct deuX on trois dents de la machoire SUPERB
cure qui mi manqueut.
lie soussisnG donnera une rGCompense liberale a
I:iconque lie rani;nera chez lui, on lie mettra dams
0nc ge6le atm quill pusse lavoir. Mars 81.
ONISXIMF p. pITRF
The Opelousas patriot. [volume] (Opelousas, Parish of St. Landry, La.) 1855-1863, 1855-06-02

as ~. slsler got a BEAM" Mo-: the
't.0otor says it s the jaundice.n
The Opelousas patriot. [volume] (Opelousas, Parish of St. Landry, La.) 1855-1863, 1855-06-02

T'oUTES LES PERSONNES 9ui sont
acHQuerenrs \ Ia vente d'ALEXANDRE CLOSE
d4ttd6, sont notifies que lie dernier Placement est d.
lie Ter Jiin proclaim, ct Giles sont Invites h veni,
a rtEler a tchtanee, avee lie soussign6. a sa rfsi
dence, 81 Giles yealent s'Gyiter des frajs. Mai -.
NALMDNT Sicily.
Agent de l'Adlninistr.t ,ice.
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LOVE- ary one has admired Parthenia's
definition T.. e to iagomar-
What LosS5is, if thou wouldst be taught,
Thy heart must teach alone:
Two souls with bntsa Single Thought
Two hearts that beat as one"
This has been parodled by some proiane
critic and cynic, thus On
Love is a nightmare with one foot;
Two children with one bun; li to f.
Two turnips with a single root;
Two cabbage-heads. as one.
The Opelousas patriot. [volume] (Opelousas, Parish of St. Landry, La.) 1855-1863, 1855-06-02

b Them charms of yourn must soon decay,
Vi With all the joys that youth has brung'
For beauty skly fades away
Then go il, Ituyy, while you re young!
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A NDERsON & THOMPSON, E~ntrepot
"a de Marehaudises ct dExpidition, Washington.
La, ayant eompltnetent installt leur magasin dc de-
pot dams Water street, sont prepares Il receyoir Co
ton, Melasse, sucre, ct toute espece de produits ct de
marchandises que fon letr enverra pour vendre on
nnLr etlc veadIn en- commission Observation-Disclosures
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DAoUEBoT DE LIE NLLE-oRLEANsl

DAoUEBOT DE LIE NLLE-ORLEANS
L. Ell DE WASHINGTON.-Le steamship A.
FUsTlIIE1Es, Capitaine John Lyons, reprend, cetts
saison, sa place dams notre navigation, ct partira d
la Nouyelle-O Orleans, MARDI, lie 3 April, at heuras
P. NJ. lie Fuseler est I'm steamer de premiere class.
tous les bureaux d'assurance de la Nouvelle-0rleana
II est dune solidite ct dune force extraordinaires, ct eA
un des 1us fin marcheurs que nous ayons dams notls
navigation. II a de bons am6nagemens pour une
~trentain de passengers, Fret. reasonable; prix du
passage, 6 piastres dici a la Nouvelle- Orleans ct u;u
uersa. Pour fret OIL passage s'adressera bord on asa
Agents, CHAS. DE BLANC, Nile. Orleans, gu 4
ANDERSON q THOMPSON, Washington.
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A charming poet has addressed the following
I;noe to g aura ~. 20
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BATEAUX "A yAPEUR.
DAQUEBoT ENTIRE LA NILE,

DAQUEBOT ENTIRE LA NLLE.-OR.
Il LEANS EFT WASHINGTON - LIE steam.,
Rad HsvEsht, Capt. r. j. Dorsey, ben connu dams
notre navigation comne bon marcheur ct excellent
bateau. ayant etc complement repare, reprend "a
place CONNIE paquebot regulier entire les Opelousa,
ct la Nile Orleans, sous lie commandment du Cant.
Dorsey. 81
{ LIE Red River continuera dams notre navigation
pendant toute la saison, ct transportera lie fret ct las
passengers aux taSy ordinaires. -
Dams les eaux basses, il sera remplace par un b..
teau tirant moins d'eau. r
Pour fret GU passage, (ses emmenagemens etant
des meilleurs,) s'adresser a bord on a
ANDERSON Il THOMPSON, Washington
DAQUEBOT ENTIRE LA NLIEsOR.
l. LEANS, WASHINGTON EFT LIE BAY0n
BGUF-Le ateau-hcyapeur fin marcheur ct tAs
elegant, sYDoNIA, Capitaine Gustave LoualIier
expressement construct pour cette navigation, fen
desormais des voyages regaliers entire les opelousas,
Washington, lie Bayou Bnuf ct la NouveHe-Orleans.
II est bon marcheur, sur, comfortable, bien %construi,
ct tirant peu d,eau. Les officers porteront toute learr
attention a satisfaire ceax qui daigneront les encou.
RACER. Pour plus umples informations, ~s'adresser i
bord. Mars 81.
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I0HN MACD0N AID, Ingenieur Civil ct
- Arpentetr, oire ses services au public, il cx-
Gcutcra imm6diatenent toutes les commands qi lui
serpnt dpnn6es. S'adreiser a Mr.. Charles N. Ealer,
eneoignnre dcs rnrs Maine ct landry, Opelousas.
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nROGUES FRAICHES. - p. IEoNct
- HhBRARD q Gle. viennent de teceyoir III
assortment lie
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LA COMTEssE DE MAULEoN.
PAN LOUIS NEYBAuD,

XXI. De ouel maniare il faut sly prendre pour
former les jeunes gens.-Les, discoveries de Ia
channinesae. -
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-02-14
Court OF General Sessions.
No. ~ 80. 60.

Btioi non. JuuBe Stuhfb
FEB. 13.-PasEng Counterfeit koney.-Micsael Tolsn
was indicted for passing counterfeit bills upon Rowland
II. West on the 23d Of December last, but the evidence 10
esiabliih his guilt being insufficient the District Attor-
nsy abandoned the case.
Grand Larceny William W. Lewis was charged with
stealing . gold watch and chain, Of the value Of $3.50, from
Edward Paine, the same being hs second offence as al.
legged 10 the indictment. II appeared that the defendant
was a barber In Jersey City, and while shaving the com.
plainant In bis shop one day In November last he took
the watch. The proof was brought home 20 the prisoner
IL a rather singular manner. lie was arrested in the
New York Hotel some time after, on q charge OF stealing
an oyercoat, and on being taken 70 a station house d
pawn ticket was found In bis possession which repre-.
Eeptsd the identical watch and chain stolen In this case.
Hence, though the theft Was committed In JERSEY, this
Court has Jurisdiction over the case, a. the watch was
subsequently brought into the city OF New York. Mr.
Sparks, Clerk Of the Court, proved the conviction OF the
sions In 1851, for which offence he was then sentsn ,ed
10 two years IN the State prison. Verdict, guilty.
senanccd 10 four years and two months In the State
prifon.
Bsreiavy Thomas Conover, q boz OF abou. II years
OF age, was indicted for breaking into the dwelling bonse
Of John Fitxhertsrt, 100 Eleventh street, on the morning
Of he 3oth Of December last, and stealing ~therefrom q
watch and chain, sos in money, and q eae Of pistols.
The fact o. the fcrcibie entry AZ well 40 the robbery we're
clearly proved, and the only question for the ~consficra
ton Of The jury vas the identity OF the prisoner. On The
ore hand Fitzhsrbsrt and his wife both svore that, BE-
ing woke up ruddeniy on the morning In question, they
r~eeogrired the prisoner IN theif bedroom with = knus IN
hoveveri thfy rust have been nistakea, for " wa
prcytd thss tbs boz Wa In bed all night: ssa other VT.
nsySss wire trou ght np 10 establish thai hs cha fsetsf
va . god enc. Verdict, no, guilty.
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Tos.i. .tn. seI ss I.gi7. 81 sfs1ssii ~ i9i,is
Iva fw%TF. ~ cas- tai. 80 .v.trsss
i0sa. an ovtf tus from efbfr kseAs .ass atlstl9
tgsi saseptf Gss - C'sft hs4kt~s....s .s @@Si
ns,,,s N ~ tstk'sg h. oTsss'bs = hsss.cha
,cssG0ktAe~ fig,ss5 s,sts, tlvp 20 sscu
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FLORIDA IkDIASs-The TaDips Herald learos
1 m sapt. Casey, late from Fort Myers, that the few re.
Mining savages, or o majority OF them, manifest an In.
tible determination not 20 accede 20 THE proposition
their pcaceable removal beyond the limits OF Abe
ne. A considerable number OF the party averse 20
step, were in attendance at Fort Myers, manifest
unuch excitement and solicituds TO know what the
v~eu.rstion Of troops at that point meant. This par
"a the most adroit manner, managed TO prevent an
lyisw or talk BY Capt. Casey with that portion Of
Jribe which had on previous occasions evinced 3 DIS
Vton 20 emigrste. A portion OF the troops stationed
lt Myers are now penetrAting tbs interior Of tDat
lry, cutting roads and making othor dcmonstra.
1 ithat the war spirit IL up, ami that the kind over.
| I1cf our government are no longsr TO be treated with
C4rnnf- l..
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-02-14

IN IaJses Bait, and I5gsrsoil on the Bench.
N. Ia The United Sfates ps. several cass,
wing Iottirg glasses, &c Condemned a.
: 'vie,s Il obscene prints we're aleo condrnaed.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-02-14


cHARLEsroN, 9. c., RACES.
wAsmsoTos CouRsr, February This was the open
ing Gay Of the annual racirg. Jockey Club purse ei 900
-four mile heats. The following horses we're en.sred.-
John W. Mszyck's Oh h JEFF Davis, 7 years old: ". I.
Cheaibamis CHI b. Highlander, 8 years old; Capt. Joha
hams b. b.. Grin Ednonston, 4 years old This was .
partially well contested race, and resulted A. follows.-
B.h Cru Edncnston. ........ i Il
=. m DC eappefteD ...... 2 =
~. D. highaneer.
Time: 752-7a6--75sK.
Second Rsee.-swepstakes for Huichinsoa .takss-fos
s~oIlptions made for this race, the four folIowfns entities
only appeared &C. A Hamilton named b. q. By Tempter
John Gmpbell nNmrd b.. T. by Wagner; r. b Goldaby
named b. G Brown Dick John Belcher named b. q. BY
Chile Harold. The foloving II the summary-
u. c. brown D9eh 1
b. ~ Iemptr. =
n py WsgneT,.. 2
lime; ss2-34s.
cLLrronSIA RACES.
EAs FRAscrco PiosrxE CorEu. January IA pac.nx
match cams on over this course, for OF COO q sde, b..
tween G. She's AZ z. Fred Johnson and r. n EoTs r. m.
IAay Nae, With The following result
frea Jobnsca, 30 saddle !
Lacy Mae 70 sun 2
Tme. tO0-s 1s.
Saturday. January l3.-Tbe sane horse. a, nsiehsi
TO 60 10 suhy fer 400 sde-mls heats. bsst three
In hve.
LIE AscTros rsoxuss cornsr. 10, che ut.siouL) Deem.
btg -, 1874 The eFtst match Tor 81 coo. thOaG1a
yAfds ssne 81 ket~tsa y Reeds b Dick yohetsa an
Sopee Fufyedass 2 phtskey sai rrsui,-A a. snasE a =
rrs@ soaAsea
20, .sS