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The Kansas herald of freedom. [volume] (Wakarusa, Kan. Territory) 1854-1860, 1855-12-15
/ FILL AND ACCURATE ACCOUNT
OF THE
INVASION of Kansas Ter,
rnn tho Day OF the Murder Of Dow,
down to the DISARMAMENT OF the
Volunteer ARMY

Our town was thrown into high state
s,sxcfemenc :, On Thursday last by the
|ipteligence from near Hickory Point,
In this Territory, that CHAs. w. Dow,
1 YOUNG man about twenty-five years OF
,1e. was most inhumanly murdered by
! narty Of "border ruffians.' Dir. Dow
lad been to a blacksmith shop where
|pyersI of these demons incarnate were
e1arregated. One of them drew rifle
l., him, and threatened to shoot him on
Itfs spot, but finally set down his weapon
G.hous injuring any one. Mr.. Dow
.arted to leave, and got away a few rods
|ghen his attention was directed towards
he shop by the explosion OF a percus ion
zap. Looking around he received a
eEsrge Of buck shot In bis bosom irofa
greteh named COLEMAN, and fell dea /
upon the spot.
An attempt was made to arrest the
murderer, but he was secreted by his
abettoFs, and escaped to Mis-
souri. The people win assemble on
liondsy, and execute summary punish
cent upon the entire party who were
resent, and accessories to the murder,
theY can be found. We wait with
n1iety for further Developments.
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a slip containing the above intelli-
!, Soee was issaei from this Office. on
''a'saE mig last, and forwarded
= ;elq press. with the view of
as soon as possible. the
b Yasaiia sas iaise statements which would
= N Circulation in regard to the
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execution of the laws cause the above offenders
and all sush ss aided or assisted them to be i'm
.medIateiy arrested. and proceeded With accord
ing 10 law.
.ssssSSS.. Given under my hand and tie seal o
:SZ4zAi the Territory this 29th day of No
5$IS vember, il the year of chr .4ord
WILSON SHANNON.
By the Governor:
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engaged at Is. At the close a. 3D. was demanded
Grain was taken At l2sd and about 100 erces beef at
-four and lbs for grain To Hsvre aour was engaged
~ grain at 70 cents per bushel and cotton at 1c
vessel was chartered 10 load for Havre with grain
st cents and hour at d. There good demand Tor
etghts 70 German ports and considerable engage
ments were reported at full prices. vessel char
tered for Constantinople at 81 rs per bb for four
Afterwards shipovners demanded 81 per bbi for -four
and 81 26 for provisions To Hamburg
goods taken At 35s To California rates were steady
ut SOC. q 40c per foot measurement.
HAY.-Saies were mnde in D moderate way, Mt roc
a 75c.
IRON was unchanged.
LEAD firm and generally held FOR all kinds, at
6hc.
MoIAssEs was unchanged, but quiet.
NAVAL STORES were inactive, and prices somewhat un
settled
PRoyrioss-Pork--The sales embraced about 400 500
bills, part to arrive and the remainder In small lots at
81 81 for mess and S21 $2l 20 for prime. Beef
Sales OF about $50 bbls, without change in prices Cut
meats were scarce, and nominal. Iard--Ibe sales en-
braced about 400 500 bbls., at &c. l2c Butter
and cheese were unchanged.
RcE.-About $50 casks were sold chiefly for export
Sc 5Ac., and 100 bags Pa,na, on private terms.
s1cts-25 bags pepper we're sold at 1lc., and 20 do
pimento at 12hc
SUGARS dull and beyond small lots 10 the jobbers
We heard Of very little doing 100 hhds Cuba muscovado
were sold ut sc.
TonAcco1hs article is less active owing to the large
business OF the previous week prices without vara
ton The sales included 81 hhds. Ky. at Nc 101sc.
336 bales Havana ut DC 3sc 100 bales Cuba at D. T.
"a cases secdeaf at 7lSc. 121sc.
WiisKY.-The market was active and higher The saies
reached about LOCO bbls including Ohio at Al &c. and
state prison at axe and small lots OF the latter were
reported at 42c.
WooI.-Sales have been rather light holders being
quite Arm, and not being disposed pay
the rates demanded. About 10 900 lbs fleece and pulled
In lots disposed Of AT 30c TO 45c per h. according
to quality The supply domestic IL large but the stock
of foreign greatly reduced and high prices abroad will
not admit OF importations ut present.
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Theatres and Exhibitions.

BROADWAY THEATRE Francesca di Riminr' Il an
nounced again for this evening, in which Mr.. H. L. Ia
venport will appear Ianciotto and also William in
Black Eyed Susan, being positively his last appear
NlBro's GARDEy.-This evening Is set apart for the
benefit Of the sufferers by yellow fever in Norfolk and
Portsmouth Mr.. Nblo having given the Of his spa.
cious establishment for the purpose. Miss Louisa Pyne
Mr. Harrison and the entire troupe have also given their
gratuitous services 1t is unnecessary for to call upon
New Workers for so noble purpose for the theatre is
sure to be filed TO oyerHowing.
Bowxgy TaFATRR--The tragedy of "pizarro" will be
the commencing feature tonight Mr. j. W. Wallack
tanning the character of Rola. The amusing farce Of
s'Next Door Neighbors" will also be played.
BUTTONS THEATRE The capital comedy called g Love
and Reason will be represented this evening together
with the new and successful comedy OF Stl Water
Runs Deep, with the same excellent cast
WAr1AC<s THEATRE.-Ths theatre il crowded TO excess
every night to witness the comedy Of the Game
Love- It will be repeated Tonight together with the
extravaganza Of Z" Robinson Crusoe the Second
METROPOLITAN THEATRE The ensuing week will be the
last but of file Rachel On Monday night she il
play the character Of Camille in Corneie's tragedy Of
"Horace." she viii also give, by desire "Ia Marsei
laise.n
WOODS NrssfRus.-The programme Of entertainments
provided for this evening comprises many ures
The house il crowded every night
BuouET's SEFzSADEns.-fhe new burlesque opera con
tinues as successful as IL will be repeated
night.
THE HBERSn at the Apollo Rooms-This very anus.
ing entertainment will be given this afternoon by Mrs
Gibbs
MECHANICS HAiI.-Brof McAIister announces a arst
rate programme for this evening.
ACADEMY HAIG--The diorama of the Battle Of Bunker
Hin Is drawing crowds every night and the singing Of the
Aleghanans Is much appauded.
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SECOND BOARD.


tHfDAY, Oct. o-5 n. VI.
Asffs.-The market was quiet with prices more
changed.
IJApurrsq-Flour-The market was about i2JSc. per
sales included about Il 900 IL 900 bbis including lots
for export and oa0 bbis arrive In November D.
The transactions embraced common 10 fancy AMI extra
state. stE o. ~ 70; Western mixed, fancy and ord
nary grades Of extra - o. " ~ 81. Canadian tn
fair request With sales of about COO bills, AZ 90 II ~
12h for superne and extra Southern -four In ggof u.
uaand AT rrner rates with sales Of 80 500 bbi ~
price ranging from tb - a $40 and tsi.Rp AMI
Baxan held At si0 62k. Rye dour--6l0 so
bhIs we're sold Of s5 80 81 IS. Corn meal-Si S2t,
a - Is was asked FOR New Jersey. Wheat-fhs
market wa very active aud free sales we're made
which footed up, including lots 70 arrive AMI the
spot. about 20 900 1000 bushels including Western
Of 81 20 81 81 Southern red At 81 s5 ~ ~ white Boz
a. 10 for prime, and Canadian d.. ~ 90 ~ 20 (.
10 Coz bushels red Tennessee 70 arrive al 81 20 Corn
The sales embraced about 80 900 a 0p1 bushels AZ
sec a ssc.. the latter hgure fnr prime quality Rye
Tor Northern southern At 81 a. and 2 go bushels
Northern were bought, r. arrive, ~ p. : Oats wrrg
plenty, With moderate sales az ale s5c of state aad
Western
Couu--The market quiet and sales small. About
900 bags Naacaibo scd a. N tSo lie mi 70
mats = Java, sold =, axe There nothing y 5-
rltni reports a. IN hi0.
CorTos The sale. reached sbou, 30 500 bass.
Tho market close1 quite steady. Among the sae.
,os lot. iskta BY srnners but ,he buA pafcha,ei
g. export.
FsEeHrs, % general var, continued qa.e am.
X Liverpool aDont COZ hai n cotton rayays5
6lsd "a. .o compfessi an sac1my-ss.ed snl one 10.
W taken, compressed, ., N.s2i, asoa. 90 bale,
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American Bible Society.

The stated meeting of the managers held on Thurs
day, the 18th inst, at Az ?. NJ Dr. Thomas Cock in the
chair assisted by Hon. Luther Bradish, Benjamin L.
swan and VIM B. Crosby, Esqrs.
-Four societies recognized-one in Connccti-
cut, in Tennessee and two In Texas
Letters presented from agents in various States
showing the progress Of the in their feds:-From
Rev J. Fletcher, with encouraging statements as to
the circulation of the Bible in Brazil from Rev s. C. Da
mon, Secretary OF the Hawaiian Bible Society, with the
annual report OF that society and from Rev. W Clarke
OF Honolulu requesting the publication Of the scriptures
in Hawaiian and English; from the Rev. T. 7. Cabanis,
Secretary of the French and Foreign Bible Society of
Paris in regard to the sale Of Bibles in the
the Universal Exhibition, and the encouragement for the
prosecution of the work Of Bible distribution in France
from Rev. Ramon Montsavatge ia New Granada stating
the commencement Of his labors under encouraging
pices in CaIthsgena; from Rev G. n RICHTER giving
account Of his visit to the French camp and the dsri
button of the Scriptures among the soldery under the
sanction OF the commanding officers also relang to the
distribution of the Bible at Consautinople the past
month, in twelve different Languages. Many copies
sold by Turks, who take an interest in the work.
Grants Of books were made to Wesleyan missionary
In Hayti West Indies to the Methodist Missionary
oety for Africa also to the Presbyterian Board OF Foreign
Missions for Corisco Islands, West Africa and also for
Chippewa and Ottawa Indian Missions 900 Testnments
for distribution among boys canals in this State; To
Clay County Bible Society," Indiana; to Rev. f. d. Carrow
for distribution in Buenos Ayres for colored school in
Michigan; Testaments for distribution ng boys
Delaware aud Hudson Canal Bibles in Spanish aud Eng
ish for steamship Isabella; Bibles for county Jail at
brugeporti German ana Engish bi0es ana Iestaments
for state prison in Wisconsin, Bibles In German and Eng
lish for immigrants Easton Pa. with several OF
smaller amount and two volumes in raised letters for
the blind II also resolved to publish the Gospel By
John, and the Acts Of the Apostles in Spanish for
school book in St Domingo; and appropriation
made to purchase blocks to print the Chinese New Tesla
ment at Annoy. II also determined TO publish
Swedish Bible the funds be spared for that
purpose.
Rev. Robert L. Andrews appointed agent in North
Mississippi in place Of Rev Mr.. Shields resigned Rev.
s r. Richardson for Fast florida, in place Of Rev Mr.
Choice, deceased; Rev. Mr.. Woodhu for Maine in plac
of Rev. Thomas Smith, resigned
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GENERAL ORDERS--H0. b.
HEADQr ARTRRs or THE

HEADQUARTERS THE Army
INV York, Oct l. 1855. !
The following movement Of the troops will Immediately
be made:--
l. The Second Regiment Of cavalry Of Jefferson Bar.
racks viii proceed by easy marches the country
Fort Benap, Texas to be there disposed by the
msnding General Of the Depar ment Of Texas who will
make timely arrangements for statoning the regiment
Its arrival within his command The commanding Gene
raj OF the Department Of the West will give the
orders for the march Of the regiment 10 Fort Beknap
2 The nine companies IL the Tenth infantry al Car
Isle Barracks. will proceed TO the upper Mississippi and
take post four companies at Fort Crawford com pa
mics with the headquarters OF the regiment Fort smell
ling and one company AT Fort Ripley.
The Colonel OF the Tenth infantry w,Il designate the
companies for the three posts above named AMI win nut
them In march for their respective stations by railroad
10 Galenn Illinois, and thence by steamer up the Mlssis.
sippi. judged more convenient, the Colonel will pro
coed with the five companies Tor Forts Smelling and Rip
ley 20 be followed BY the four companies 10 Fort craw
ford under the Lieutenant Colonel The junior Major IL
assigned TO Fort Ripley. The two medical officers da-
~ With the regiment will ase post at Fort Crawford
and the other, unless Otherwise directed at Fort Smell
ling.
The ReoiInenta Quar,ermaster Of tile Teuth infantry
viii be sent in advance Of the troops 10 make arrange
ments fgr transportation.
A. Fort Crawford not 10 ynrrisoned by troops for
fsptry viii be Immediately seat by Colonel 10 that
post 10 have the quarters vacated should any Of them be
occupied, and prepared for the troops.
The Quariermaser's and Subsistence Department will
furnish whatever additional supplies may be required 70,
the coming winter from their respective departments
Dy command OF f,reyet identsnant General Scott.
g. THOMAS, Assistant Adfutant General.
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Al. YHg C80Icy BRrsus 0F ngGH goA sALE ANc
~ o. NskG .saRt E8 - ftffnipstft ~ AZ
~ seva-s go. ka4 stssFs FL - as. So H tlA4ea
a.rstrF ~ =. -. a. sea Ffss ~ NfN1N ~ ssa@r
nrffs rsrssf 81 r@Hr ffHrR
D0AT ron t&i.F-TfE ~ & 1AF LfffiA fOAfY.
ID - tsN N~ats tsff tsgg.fN fss.e a.
- rss ~ asft t@ f4rs Nsslssre atd vstY -.
tss4 aEh cas- saf ffaff tesnV4f~ ~ lssFs
- ~ - kesftfs y o.. ~ AI4s fasf ~.
cspQRrfvG -tNf 0Kg Htvfag ygEY FivK sNp
- sg1tase paf Il 1es "a rg'os ~ sais ~rss.
eeaif eflfss L. ~ ~ bsaApa<ss. satne praa~ tas4
mtkef 49,
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('oTrsgg AND rAsCr FURNITURE vAREEooss-
- ~ Sc H.nsss Upsyusi* 90 - va ultsi ~
pArNr~s sfh0fY ofsgso ssis fas raos ~ressve ~
~ ssr = fs.ey es.gs ersu. eiasf Ffsaes fgsu1f.
- Nnfst ~ssss a fsturs1 prees sfsry vtr.y "a
~ - eAia~@sss s~Alsvs bqssr ~. D maaEa1 uf--v
L'URNfrrgY s~-PARrfgs HAVING All Or PAR 90
u shetr bo1&~tS3 f4guAffrf. me3lfM FfNGt cklw~As
fefa g-i1g A. y ssyess n ~ tess ~ sssa8se
:, s.r pree, ~ sstFsss1g A A. q. iN Faoa efsts
ofsss kspusx 1sns sA4oos.
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gov BARsTow or WISCONSIN on THE MAINE LAW.
Governor VIM. A. Barst9w who Is candidate Tor re.
election ia Wisconsin, says Ia answer 10 the
Communications addressed e me since nv nomination
for che Office Of Governor, the subject 81 Maine or
Prohb0ry Liquor law have 20 state that in The event
OF my election to said Office II the majority - the cleo
tors At the coming election vote IN iAvur ~ such law
and the representative tho people pass c0nstitu
fonai act shall feel Il ny duty 70 an vii approve
the same
Democratic State Convention IL TO be held % Iexing
ton the 9th Of October n consult on tie condition
and prospects Q. the democratic party
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IssrRrcTIoS-NR. a LOEwEg HEBREW. Es0LrsH
and eiassl DAY Kni ttafnT ssgl er yogng Renl~rDSs
and fay fr fr young iadies q cafhe xii op~a
hopfay 0cioter VI Parent. aud Kgsrdsns
fgy lnsfEs9 af fAas1B AMI eea Va 11rl0s viii "a ail~i
g lae srldeu.y daring Ne se@sou.
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SALES AT AUCTION.

UsTIos hoIiCE-yINE ARrs.-aREAr SALE or
"a nne on PROFESSIONALISM SCHENCK Will sell nj
suction ON Friday And Saturday SIN AMI 6h ii i0E
oclock esrh DAY, 81 hh sales rooon rs Wall street Ito
splendid collection Of Oh paAinsa on view containing
beautiful pectmes Of The Belgian English French srhoos
also sevoral American views nAtrs NJ hlyh a.
s.ica vAiue also ancient original picture. great merit alo
few Tine pictures belonging estate The oalsiogns
viii contain full descriptions Of each picture viii be resy
on Wednesday morning W. leave 70 snd ana
Judge Of the value and beauty ls coectlon ,r
arrine this course the general rule OF ayeris
orDs
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A UCTIOk NOTICE.-THOs. BELL. AUcTIoNEER. =
n by BILL BUsH.-This day nj 10 o'clock Va sale.
rooms viii be sold for whom ay concctn
close the sale Of goods by order Of administrator coprs
ing furniture FIVE superior SONS thrcc sofa beds two sot
tension dining tables carpets six bureaus French clock
mattresses, French bcdscsds; also a stock dry
goods millinery and fancy articles 100 boxes goods for balls
parties artificial flowers ruchers &c At IN O'Clock
viii be sold the balance stock OF matchmaker and cwecr
including fine watches chains, pins, rings silver and
plated 40. Also by virtue Of Judgment, splendid
watches rifles valuable dinner sel30 pieces
btty boxes segars, quantity OF tobacco, 1c.
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INETRrcTinN-A YOUNG LADY yUtdY CDNrH.
trni wishes Yfivste isnsfna w. ffonsA
man lsnRsarss aal IeB Aeragrc. A4sfe.a Lr93A Achs
bsrils ansie t.ose. ~ BrlA3NAy.
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4 rcrloN NoTIcF-M nnNGnTY. AunrInNfER

A Ucri0S NoTICE-M. DOUGHTY, AUcTIoNFER
n VIII SELL this day 1876 O'Clock, The salcs
n Centre street large and general household
furniture fancy articles &c. f 20 dozen adcanc
chairs sofas rockers French aud cottage bedsca bureaus
wnshsiHnds 20 hair busk and mattresses; bpds
lounges wardrobes bookSes centre card and dining abcs
an invoice Of pearl nald clocks IS ui paintings china
ivory cutlery &C. Asohe furniture q family rempyeiitnm
Heecker street-capes cooking stoves bedding crockrry
glassware worthy the attention d ho,.ekeepcrs anI h.
trade.
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A NOTION NorIcE-J. nonAnr. Aucr1oNrEn NY =.

A UCTION NOTICE. BOGART. AUCTION EER. Try a.
n ROC dav at IL O'Clock the auction
Frankfort and William streets, sale large asort
men, OF household furniture mahogany 10,
OF carpets mahogany chairs window curtains splendid large
Hover engravngs oil paintings large mirror
plates hat stands fancy g clocks fancy painted
feather beds. wool.n blankets hair mattresses French
other bedsieadr small lot o. fancy goods Also the
bookseller Also at loh O'Clock, the contents OF boarding
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AUCTION NoTICE.-LARGE sTOCK OF DRY GOODS.
"A William Topping A Co, - Broad street. viii sell
Tuesday Oct q at hetr root large vaua
pc stock o. dry goods comprising grc. variety Of ribbons
hosiery aees sk salns millinery goods Of All descriptions
and other dry goods all 10 good order and s0d
without reserve 10 close q To miliners-Alo
large quantity Of cap tabs bonnet Innings other gyla
for mners The above Is an entire stock, having coat
$4,000 and will be found wei worthy The attention OF
cns,omer and the trade generally Catalogues and goods
ready early morning Of sale.
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Lhitth lArGUhpt-PKpr y LAatoir. No -
kfo2isAg, osutDrs ~ fecriFs pupB farnss4ss
ia thorough Instruction Trghe6 iHfar,
tug ~ ihsiD lbr hpiy speak win unnry
as7es nov being formed Ia shieh ihs number ~ scss
lars viii b. Limited Z.
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IIrM wiTTRRs. AucFIoYEER. Will ana. an sAr

1trM wfTfEHs. hUTfioHKER WILL FKl.L OK sAr
W nfdart 81 loil ocpet ~ ~ Canal sire T. large -,
SorffH ~ Ottsehod turDufe the pUpcfty 0l gentleman
hrakng ~ housekeeping consisting 81 ots orsing parbs
and ross eti snd eKisnHiou tables sni oval
hsseH 81 painting window eurtna. splendid Basganr
hookcafes elegant tapestry and other CARPETS oil ci3a bat
fncin mahogany and walnut bcsais bar ani ohsr mat
tre-aes large Tea her beds bedding avasng bureaus ~s
shpjs, toilet china niaNs and pisf cfork.sy
also fixtures suitahl" Tor dry goods
y tlorn. AaAhea. she VIM. ~. comncte.
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A UcTIoN NOTICE. IMPORTANT POSITIVE SALE or
N rich cabinet furniture Ac removed for convenience
sale store, 10 Nassau street JOHN y RUSsEiI.
Aucioneer, by Day Russell Go. This day (saturdly n
1o3e O'Clock A. NJ. above, by order OF Warren
superb assortment OF rich aud plain rosewood mahogany.
oak black walnut cnameed and other parlors
dining chamber halls &c. This stock has been
moved from frs, class store town every
the catalogue must be positively sold the highest bidder
Those In want viii do well to call and examine tbs stock
Terms cash Goods purchased 10 leave the city packed
O Id he nreInlsfA
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TERnENCF BOYLE. ArcrtoNETR-sToR No v
Centre r0crrtea Monday, s inst NJ ~ 0olscs
ga Division street comprising thn usual krpl
d retail store ogearf with thr Nainfcf Also vasons
with l0Q, horse aud 81 harness pss
tive.
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A UcTION. -TUNIs MORRELL, AUCTToNEER. THIS
n morning. n, iots O'Clock, nj Nassau street furniture,
rich and PLAIN In large variety rosewood black walnut
hogany and oak for parors chambers, dining rooms &c
also magnificent French plate mirrors for pier and antcs
two superior oil paintings with forty choice paintings all
gold leaf frames Grccian dc bedsieads dressing bureaus
wrh marble tops superior extension dining tables with
endless stock OF useful and fancy articles At
and during the sale various fancy goods jeweiry Great
bargains may be expected Also secoud hand furniture from
a
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DIILPnRr cLAssIcAL IN.ffTrrK onNMHAcr. rra

HELfukt ttArrtoN. iNrtttCIh cosMkhct. IT'S
~ trsrn IfNNiRH y D tc PafrbN an4
0siirinF ggyl family hol M ibsr rhiar~n. refy pies.
and hrahy ora.su nfd lhls ~ory
TN. IT, lae4iGn LING Isagd great ssy.
abou slay uiea " fsfusa pn nloas,n Circulars sstag
hff Iafeaafr. Ne Obtained A. AppN1fs 10 Hrgaf
way ana WIN Ksyan. rsl 10 Wslsf street y. " W.
kaynor, Estlloft
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GIA --SrECiAL notice --HOoKkEFifSg- Mr..
CIV. nOLBEAH, 6A9 HrUaiway, iI0u.gn
gives special nnieU thai a. pupils whn s dap
Saturday, October o. viii have Fan unlimited o -
double sntry iof only 30 aud guarantee sataoo
This = libsrA, uHer.
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ADVERTISEMENTS RENEWED EVERY DAY,
THE TURF.


CENTREvILLE COURSE, l.. I-PACING.-TUEsDAY,
~ Oct al O'Clock r. N precisely match for 5000 mile
heats In harness. Geo Spicer names Hero j. Whepley
names g. Pet The above match Is play, aud be
good day and track. JOEL CONKf.fS, Proprictor
NENTREvIILE COURSE L. I.-TROTTING WE'D
~ nesday, Oct TO- nj ocock-Masch $00Mie bea.s-es.
Sin o. James Whelpey names Young Emperor IN hir
ID. Peter names b. Katy Woodruff $50 H. wagon
JOEL CoNkIIN, Proprietor
(tENTREV1LLE COURSE, l.. 1-TROTfiNG- THU RS
~ day, Oct 2 at oclockMatch, 81 900, two mile
harness George Spcer names Frank Forester Hiram
woodruff names m Lady Franklin
JOEL CONKLIN, Proprietor
DIED HOUSE, HARbEM-rHIS FAv0RITE PLACE OF
IL resort 10 complete order and ready
late the sporting and riding public. The Gotham and Baltic
Base bsu Cuba play the beautiful green attached
and afford much sport TO tbs visers OF this beautiful
o!nce. The bes Of Refreshments always on hand.
WILLIAM A. BROWN Proprietor.
TTSI0N COURSE H. f--TR0TTfN6.--oS FRIDAY,
~ Oct o, nj 3o'clock y, M.Maich, 900, pay pay,
mile heats best three In five In harness. H. Woodruff
BLK. III. Black Bess VIM Shate names bl e. Hlue Morgan.
SHAW WHITE, Proprietors.
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