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THE RAILRoAD.-All the eastern portion of the Mississippi, Ouachita, and Red River rail- road embracing 90 miles from Camden to the Mississippi river has been put under contract, and large ndmber of the contractors are now at work. The contracts are all to be completed in less than 12 months from this time, and it is confidently believed that this portion of the road can be put in running order in less than two years if the stockholders will only be prompt in meeting their calls.-- Ouachita Herald, 2Osh uH
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STATE OF ARKANSAS,

County of Hot Spring. On this 27th day of December, A. D. 1855. In the Hot Spring Circuit Court, on the chancery side thereof, in vacation.
 Thomas Halliburton, C0nsplainant. } Bill in Chancery. William c. Kelly, Detendant.
 NOW on this day came the said complainant Tbos " Halliburton and filed his bill of complaint here
 in against said William C. Kelly the object and pray CT of which bill is to obtain from said defendant 0
 valid title to certain Tavern House and lots or land situate Tn what commonly reputed to be Emersons addition to the town of Rockport, in Hot Spring county Arkansas or in the event that no valid title can be made to said Tavern House and lots of land
 then that said complainant may have decree against
 said defendant for eleven hundred and fifty dollars
 with interest thereon from the 18th of September, A.
 D.ioo4; and that judgment at law obtained by said uelendant against Henry Cornelius and Jackson c.
 Cornelius partners under the style of II. tv J. Cor nehus and John G. Halliburton who the secu-
 rltes of said complainant, at the last August term
 of Hot Spring Circuit Court, A. D. 1855, for five hun
 dred dollars besides damages and costs be perpetualy | enjoined. And said complainant having filed with said bill an affidavit that the said William c. Kelly
 resident of the State of Arkansas it is there fore ordered that you the said William C. Kelly be
 notified of the pendency of said suit by publication | of this order and notice in the True Democrat n
 newspaper printed in the State of Arkansas for two
 weeks successvely, the last insertion to be at least | four weeks before the commencement of the next
 February term of said Hot Spring Circuit Court and
 that unless you the said William C. Kelly enter your appearance to said bill, and plead demur, or answer
 the same on or before the the second day of the next
 February term of said court to be holden the last
 Monday in February next, the said bill will be taken
 as confessed and decree entered accordingly. Witness my hand clerk of said Circuit Court in vacation this 27th day of December. A. D. 1855. | JNO. F. EMERSON, Clerk. :, A true copy from the record
 JNO P EMERSON, Clerk | UrS,r nE T EuVvrEUS ron,o;n;n, ;r tho
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS IMPROVED HAVANA PLAN LOTTERY
 By authority of the State of Alabama.
 Southern Military Academy \
Lottery.

fTNO be draOn Jun. SA, 1856, in tue city of Most- l gonaery, When prizes anaoamtaag to f8y- S3O,- 900 Al will be distributed according to the follow
 ing Unparalleled Schedue! Remember. One Thou sand Prizes Capital Prize SlOOOO
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LIVER COMPLAINT AND DYSPEPSIA.
 THOMAS LATCIIFORD saws:

Cotingtn. Ohio, Dec. 27, 1855
 My wife has been affected with the Liver Com plant and Dyspepsia for number of years, during which time have spent great deal for doctoring, but she received very little benefit therefrom and finally the doctors said that she could not be cured Last spring she concluded to try H.fands Ger7auu Bsers she took two bottles. and ever since taking them she has been able to attend to her business I have sold quite number of bottles through her re- commendation, and far as can lcarn it has given satisfaction to all.''
 See advertisement. Dec. g, 1955-4t
 .B Greatest Discovery of the Age.-We in vite special attention to the advertisement of Prof O. J. Wood of St. Louis. Mo. As the names attached to the certificates persons who are known to thou sands 1t Is needless to say than is said by them in favor of Prof. o. J. WooDs CELEBRATED HAIR RESTORATIVE Read for yourselves.
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c 0 M NJ E R c 1 A l..

Picayune Qfce, Dec. 23, 1855. COttOn--The demand was limited and $500 bales found purchasers at easy prices without any quotabe decline.
 OiuiniTy 6%i0p 1A Good Ordinary. .....................7 l-2M9% Low Middling ...................S @SL Mluuiing. ............. ..........S l-249 Good Middng g.................... l-2M9sI Mlddllng Falr ......................1 10 Co l0A raii ........-.... ..-........ nomnaI Sugar-Thc demand was fair and 500 hhds found purchasers at firm prices. Fair to fully fair 6l07Ac MO!aSses-1 ,5oo bbls sold at 33034 l-2 shaving an advance of l-2c on choice.
 FiOur-Market very dull. 2,500 bbls Ohio river sold on private terms
 Wheat-650 sacks prime red were sold at Sl S5. COrn-Stock large. We could only hear of the sale of 22S2 sacks prime at S0.; 200 sacks in lots at S5c but told that there several negotiations pend ing.
 Oats-l 200 sacks St. Louis sold at soc. Whiskey-l50 bbls retiied sold at 33c. and 100 bbls. Hanseman at 34c
 POrk-Very dull. Sales confined to retail at SIS for mess.
 Dry Salted Meat-10 casks hoground at 1sc BacOn-4O terces extra sugar-cured hams sold at 12c.
 Lard--49 kegs new prime sold at l2c
 COffee-S00 bags Rio sold at ll0l2 1-2c.
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LATE ARRIVALS. LUST received per steamer Reliance, O 1S0 A boxes Raisins; 10 |" |. Candied Fruits; 10 l" ss Citrons; 10 " s Assorted Candies; 12 doz fresh Baltimore Cove Oysters; 100 boxes Sardines; WE 100 \ boxes ' aa l 20 boxes Lemon Syrup; 6s.s 5 French Cordials; Also fine lot of Havana Cigars; all of which will be sold at the lowest prices by
 Doc. 25,.lS55 M. TANTl q CO.
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JUST RECEIVED BY WAGON. 4 HHDS Prime Sugar; Fl 25 sacks of Rio Coffee;
 10 boxes Virginia 5's Tobacco;
 Black Tea;
 Gunpowder Tea; Smoking Tobacco; 5000 Oranges;
 50 bbls Onions, etc., etc.; All of which will be sold at the lowest prices by Dec. 25, 1855 M. TANT1 & co.
 A FRESH LOT OF SALT nN hand and for sale by 'aa 17 NJ Dec. %, 1855 D. B. HANDEL.
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P. CROSS, dEx-oMGo Jan.1. Asessro of ArkanssC kansasC G, Nov Q dt timentA 1535 5 IT
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A LIST OF LETTERS remaining in the A Post office at Little Rock, the 31st Decem- ber 1855, which fnot taken out within three months will be sent to the General Post-offce, "dead letters
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Zeigler, John ,.. ,v;lI
 please say they are 'aSyertised,m. DE pnoN M.
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 an office, he would be required to blow out his own brains, and that, in the same event. he would have his brains Wowed out for him. It is not the first time that the friends of liberty have failed, in attempting to secure great right, to foresee the schemes that its enemies would concoct to defeat their object The struggle for the last two hundred and fifty years between the whig and tory forces in the cause of liberty, furnish many instances, from the levying of ship-money, in which struggle the noble Hampden lost his life and the tyrant Charles lost his head, down to the present struggle between the same two forces under the names of democrats and Americans."- Upon that great occasion the historian (Mack- jntosh) says, "the partizans of Charles could not deny that the great charter had forbidden arbitrary imprisonment and levy of money without consent of parliament; but in the fa- nous cases of imprisonment by the personal command of the King, and of levying reve- nue by wrts of ship-money, they thought Aotthey had discovered means, scitaout denying either of these principles, of universally supersedang their application" * If law could ever be al- lowed to destroy liberty, it would at least be necessary that it should be sanctioned by clear, frequent. and weighty determinations, by gene- neral concurrence of opinion after free and full discussion and by the long usage of good times But as in all doubtful cases relating to the con- 
 struction of the most important statute, ,oe con- s'der its spirit and object so, when the like ques- tions arise on the most important law, called the constitution we musttry obscure and contradic- tory usage by constitutional principles instead of sacrifcng these principles to such usage The advocates of prerogative, indeed, betrayed a consciousness, that they were bound te reconcile their precedents with reason, Jor they, too ap- pealea to principles sohich they caAea "constituto- d." The same sneaking sophistries are put in requisition no,o to destroy the spirit and beni6-
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This aggregate embraces much OF the product q
rcutura and manufacturing industry entess into
msrce, whether be more or lees Haso includes the
rsAle and shipment o the article as often - 10
shaIl occur and includes well the Increased value
thai sven BY commerce 10 Industrial products Of what
ever character. which is very great.
We have then, a capital OF 81, 2o6 600 o00 which de-
Quoting 20 much as w be equal 10 hs expense of the
Transportation OF passengers used exclusively Ia the
domestic and foreign Of the Amesisan people,
transporting By railway anal river lake. and ocean
commcrcia values equal 10 the Of % 5lS 5i2 8o8
The interest and earnings Of this caphasbe compsasa-
ton OF nearly hundred thousand Of the most active
euerprspg and Intelligent Of this continent and the
ncrcssed value pivcn 70 products by taton and
respsportsncn BY sale and resale, BY Aggregation ana
by oivsouis The product Of commsrsal industry. II =
neither agricultural nor mechansca1 product. win yoa
inform what that amount hS II hvc Per cent Il
twenty i've per cent? have vepturcd 70 estimate =
hess than twelve per ceas.n; and this gives shs sum
bavc stated the NgreGaie Of our oOmmercnI
industry. mav " said that the detailed essiusss.
are e1svsvas~c. Well, sir, reduce them: a.
duct . SSb: subtsscs . fourth; diminish sSc syos.
cssnates e.s ham and si viii sustain M copcus,ns
e gsrcnsnss OF New York viii, Of course sdmIs skss
soresnpe has been accomplished Mr. escrs&sry Vsker
mated the industrial produc$ Of lo1s q ca 600 0oo
zoo Neariy ne.third Of ths sun muss have besa a.
fvtd rom the labor Of those eneaeod ths exchanes a
product for product FOR the Agricultural and anuRc1ur-
ne industry OF 1s40 could have exoes1ed that a
500 - shown by the census. Since thas yeas ws havs
sdded TO the territory Of Ne United at oa 80 suua-s
es; Ne have added 70 tho coast shsrv line ops miIs,
eng more than tenth part OF our entre shore hns.
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THE GROWTH AND WEALTH OF THE
UNITED STATES

NM. srEAKKR BANKS REPLY TO SAMUEL n. RUG.
Giles, OF NO. "a UNION SQUARE,
CiucAeo, Oct. II, 1859.
SAMUEL B. RvcciE, Esq.s-
ss-Unul reached this city had NOT opportunity
10 examine your letters Of the 3oh September and TIE "a
October or The speeches Of the gentlemen who have
s,cn their comments 70 the public upon my address IN
wall street on the 2s Of last month. Constant engage
enu In dlfcrens and distant sstcs have compelled my
sb.epce. and viii account for my deIsyn making the fol
lowing upon Of the topics Of your ett
NAV relate TO the industrial interests OF the county '
are in no respcc, Of q partssn character ,,,
To Governor Floyd's argument have no. cra..,
Tho cny point notice cne 10 which g.
o,s # inc positions ol ny sTeov a's'
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PASSENGERS BY THE ARABIA.

Miss Bartlett Miss Child, Mrs Ward and friend Mr. Row
man, lady and child Mrs Ieman, Miss Perkens, lion Pal
frey Mrs Norton Miss Nor,n two Misses Dwight Mrs Green
Miss Green Mr. Jones and LADY, Mr. fesenden and lady Miss
bruce Mis- kuthpor Judge stafford Mrs Holt Mr. Caaos and
lsdy. Captain Rsymer Mrs Bsnnser, Captain Saluon Mr.
Anley and lady CAPTAIN Bayanagh Messrs Chds, Dlet,
Green. ombad, Bruce Burnett Emanuel Campbell Nichol
McDouga, schwartz, Portens Carlse shawcoss Hop
hnson Wa,erson Naehir Hutchinson sheppard Bordny,
Greenwood, Townsend Ioysor Leman, MAY, romnson,
Husnell, Henault, HneL Hurlburt Dickson Wallace Mosl
Muir Watson, Borchmaugh, Oser and friend Stove Berry,
hedongion Campbell kiego, Bannser, onnn, Ere ch Gil
mor~ Gordukes Robinson, Pearson. Mean. Rem~art
Moeri LEIGH and Brydcn From Hsliiax x,eorge Peabody
lady aEd daughter sc Peabody and q A Peabody.
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cluding 457, $50 American.
MANCHESTER MARKET.
Trade In Manchester quiet, without any ossentiA
char go OF prices, which were firmly msintained.
LIVERPOOL BKEADsTUsFs MARKET.
There had been Continuance Of wet weather through
the market for bresdstufs wheat generally had ad-
vanced Id 3D. on the prices advised per the Persis
aud closed steady Flour bad been IN improved demand
week. Corn was quiet and without change In prices
The following the quotations Of Messrs Richardson
Western Canal houv, 30s 32s Baltimore and Philsde
phis, 32s .3s Canadian 35s . 38s. Ohio 36s. 37s;
mixed corn, s2s I'd. S2s. 3D.; white, $685. Sd. Sas
LIVERPOOL PROVISION MAsKEr.
The circulars OF Richardson, spence Co, acHenry \
Bacon in retail demand ony, but without change rates.
iard-Quotafn romnal at IT'S 7bs, and no buyers in
the market TallowYC nrm with an average business at
previous rates. Saes at 6Ss 63s 3d. Pork dropping
LIVERPOOL PRODUCE MARKETS..
Inc Brokers CIRCULAR quotes common rosin 10 mo
derate Dc mand. and prices eteady at 4s 3D. a. -
tpe sel ing S. 80 lis Nothing doing 10 crude
arpentne or TAR Spirits Of turpentioc quiet at S4s.
Ashes quiet and anged Pots 4te 41s pearls AS
Sa sos e, 9uerr'n bark STEADY at ss & o. Is, sd
sold at Shd Cd Coffee active. Sales Of Rio at AS
aes Rce-A business in Carolina but prices Or n
II 2ss
Lirepoo, 10 N,e Yorl lroG taken at IS per tom salt
'Os. dry goods los la hardware, l2s 3D. esrthen
ware IS Passengers f3t
LONDON MARKErs.
Nessrs. Barring Bros ca. report the London markets
generally steat at previous quotations Flour sold Al
advance OF Ia per ohl the Ler quaIes the sales
ranging from 32s 37s Wheat steady at Sos 70s for
red, apd res. 7ee for white Iron, bars aod rails
Sales unDpotant K 81 iss. for rails and Ell 15s fS for
Scotch pig. tho Clyde quoted o7s 81. Copper
unchanged Lead quiet at 23s cd for pig. Tin d. m 1t
lsss bsnca l8bs Sugars firm aud slightly dearer
Coffee steady. Hemp quiet Tn auction sales went of
heavily Lnss ed cakes active former Fish Il
quiet Linsted oil slightly declined; sales at sSs the
SPOT and 36s 3D. as TO arrive Rce quiet bat steady
Sapetre active and prices arm at advance of I'd
rnilow Petersburg hrm. Tea unchanged common Con-
gou, Sc. Cd. The auction sales spriuess Crude
turpentne, 0o0 bbs sales at "a. Spirits quoted at 33e
and holders demanding an advance
HAvRE MARKET.
The sales OF cotton during week eding the Th In
stSni, inclusive. 500 bales The market opened
firm but fell of towards the close Ia consequence OF the
bsIk restrictions Thsve had been imports during the
week. and the stock hand 81 600 bales. New
Orleans tres oraiadire quoted ct lc2f BreadstuGs-A
small bu,Dess at firm prices. Ashes nrm Sugars
slightly deaJer. Coffee drm Oils generally quiet Rice
"A better feeling In the market, but nothing doing in
Carolina.
LATEST.
LIVERPOOL, Oct 1l-P. n.
The market for breAdstuGs TO day has been steady a
Fridays quotations. and in the other market change
Of moment has taken place.
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SO ciufe voting occurred in various parts OF the
State One denccrs attic member OF the Legislature lost
nIs election Wss hiDgton by votes another in Mlin
by 20; another in AcaDs by 90 another Erankis ny
votes another IN the Ciipton Lycoming Potter
District by asrpal majority. Never before In
the importance of afew sigusily maui
tested There bui few Of the counties which
doubtful tina. only the Official could
decide It.
isaw yesterday at the Union Convention delegates
ali psrs OF tie STATE. Tose from districts which gave
unusually large democratic majornies concurret Ia
opinion concerning tho Cause.-The treason OF the Fi
elected the Buchanan State ticket. In almost
every where tow uspip strongly Fillmore
linton stafe ticket cruelty sknfei"-a fact which
conclusive OF The intel ops OF the Fillmore leaders since
the election savera have openly proclaimed their grad
cstion tne result Ia hoped that ali such will perma-
nept,y join ne pirate party, that there may be
doubt q their future position
The legislature is close, but tie democrats have a
mail majority joint ballot The vote viii close
make The contest for State Treasurer and United
senator deeply interssupK, the de.
ranks coosIi rnsuy sspTan,s both pAcez
Gen Foefsr, OF Westmors land \ member elect tf the
Houte. and Charles Z. Blokaiew, OF Columbia late Q
ssnator will be mort prominent FOR the Senate. But
Of ibis again.
supex tabular statement containing the entire vote
relied the counties named and the r-jori,y given
zach county for the 0emocvatn union candidate for
canal Commissioner. Tho Other State officers run sub
stspiialiy with tho Com missioner though 30 large q
polied for them Those who wish seq where
the chief OF vUtc occurred casy discover by
comrarson with previous returns TIE increase in
PLilsds lIhia since the fall Of 1894 Is Is. $50 -
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
lorpON MONEY MARKET.

There bad bsen slight increase OF ssrngency In the
market, The Bank Of rngland's returns for the weck
sshssised tho large decrease In bullion Of Geaoco
storing.
The action OF the Bank Of England was generally ap
proved and vas considered ample for the emergency.
cousols cosed on Friday at se1x for money, and
siI, tcr socouni but saturday according TO tee-
xratbic ~ pssch 10 Liverpool, tney advanced 10 and
rosed 81 .. tor money MEXICAN dollars quoted nj
81 lta bar silver So. I'd. eagles, Toe. 4lsd. and
zos ta
AMERICAN SECURITIES.
Messrs nsriug Co. say there wcre no transactions IN
Amercsn stochs while hessrs. Bell Co. rcport fair
pu,inesa An state and railroad securities steady prce
-rhe following are tb. quota,ons:-
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SWITZERLAND.

NJ De Saina, Fenelon, tne french Ambassador 70 the
Sws paid official wilt on the LIST inst
% NJ teupe the Pe.deot Of the Confederation for the
purpose OF king from him, In the name OF the French
government amDesty for the yaiss Of Neufchssl
believe tdhst the federal government would assent
90 this opy on condition tha; tne King Of Prussia shall
werouuct hie claim on The lrncpalties.
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FIR ANCE.

Tue mrn,hy return of tue Bank ofFrance shows de-
crease of bullion equal 10 two q half million pounds
sterling bGt the dshcit has not caused much depres-
Sioa anticipated.
rnc dus, eucsAsious OF the French thrse's on the
B"urs~ frosy evening 6of SOC. for money and
v7f l0c the nd of the month showing recovery Of
& per cent
Too Congress for the settlement OF the points OF dis
egre~ment Russa and the Allies viii forthwith
assemble Paris the hotel Of Fmeigo Affairs. II s
ntc pa,ed that the whole mstr viii be arranged Ia one
or two siiiinss
T.Lgrsph.o accounts say tina; the Austrians, 900
strong bsvr occupied Galstz her points tue
Danube /; this and Turkey has consented 10 the
occupation, tho Danubian Commissioners will return
home IL 10. however, expected that Austria will bo
osiled 10 ~vacuatc tho Prncoates ~ once by the
CcgvesS Paris AID that she adopt no other course
xbsn obey.
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me Ipcan government has opened new four .and-s.
hall per cent loan. for unlimited amount which had
-u. tus bea ,Bc money market
The rates Of exchange At Bombay were st 2s. I'D,
and at Calcutia steady ~ n I'D
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DrNNApE.

The Fs4A,fiond Newspaper mot good authority-an-
tre QUESTION OF the Sound dues " settled
Frrans prd Denmark have come 10 IN agreement that
le land transit 10 10 be rcduced.
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GREAT BRITAIN.

Parhareot has been further prorogued to Nov. 80
The Enssish telegraph companies gave grand ban.
quet TO Professor Morse, In Lopcoo, on the sth w. F.
Cooke, Esc presided, and Mr. Cyrus w. Field, Of New
York, was oLe of the honored guests. Among others
present Or o. Shauguss,y, DR. Black, Captain
Beecher General Wylde, aowaad HILL AMI Msssrs Deer
ting, Bright. Henley, Waliesten, aud many others ate
rested in the telegraph
Professor aorse has succeeded in telegraphing
tbe wres Of the magnetic telegraph OF the Epgsh
and Irish IomoApT, . distance Of 1000 miles, at the
rate OF hupdyed snd Ten signals per minute, thus
provl tbs p,act!cAbty OF an Atlantic communication.
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Tho two counties 10 hear from are very small and viii
not increase The majority, Mexican likely 70 1--WE
larger union majority than Elk will democratic. Cons
dcng the OF The vote and the nature o tho exeons
Of the democracy, the victory insgnioant SCARCE
~ 70 bear rejoicing over.
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ITALY.

Tbe err IRON Naples the 10th ult. intimstes
that abe kpg s'l etermued TO resist al demands and
remogsir a7u but Of the German papers report
that he induced " make certain concessions
AM that nc Aartui the Awsran smb ssador ~ Naples,
will AZ ts knp.d, complete what Baron 90 Habner has
menccd na tint s the bearer OF an autograph ettor
from Ffancts ,seph the KING OF Naples, IN which he
ts imvorrd Ia the or the relationship OF tho two
courts down mtsort ane, not only on Naples
out on tbs whole Of Italy Meantime, Ferdinand mas
sent "a aoout 10 senc very voumnous despatch TO
the Enropesn Powers containing defence OF himself and
his govtrpnent the opinion, however, s becoming
general that tho Nespoan question will be settled
without hoa'le demonstration, notwithsisnding that
TO tbs contrary continue 10 bo pcseverngy cir.
culatfJ.
T~o Fnasb ship OF war. with Admiral Duudas on
board, wsre At Ajaco, and moro were.expecsed The
Frentn fleet continued NJ Tonlon
A strong Pus.sn set com m snded by the Graud Duke
Constantine 10 10 70 into the No erranesp merely ~
guard oi 10 the Empress mother In her tour 10
lay. -
A Spanish feet is hand merely ~ police Of tbs
Spsnisn l-gsnos.
Cor exercise.
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UNION COURSE, L. r~-TRorTIEG.
rottins match for si,oco, tive mile heats, In hu
ness, came OF yesterday afternoon between b. m lola
and br. 9. Bolivar, (ase John wand,) which won
BY them are In good style and IN exoslleu mc lola
The fsvore previous to the start at from 500 70
go and sloo 10 $40 AFTER the nrst heat 500 10 $40
wcnt~bcsginG lola took the lcsd with the word and
vas never headed during the race. The following is
summary
THURSDAY, oct as-rrottns match for 1000, two mile
heats In harness.
VIM. whelan named b. m lola. a............ ......
D. phfeY named br. Z. byssr, (ste John wand).. q q
Time FUa Heat Secsnd H1ot.
First mile. 2;3e 2s7k
second mile. .................. 2AK 240
Total. l....................- b:oeh sl7x
ZANE DAY.--Trotng match for $780, mile heats, bcss
three i've. in harness.
w. J. Dotv named br. q. Hcdsck .............
ID. rhfsr named blk. 4. sAreeant. .........,. 2 n
Time, 252-262k-2:s3k.
roti'Ts match Tor s2oo, Time W. Grey JON, came
the Centrcve Course yesterday Afternoon Time
won. The horse was matched 10 20 mile in three
minutes, but was 3cf In performing tho distance
Two uottins matches take place day. See the sd
ycrtscmeuts Tor particulars