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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-09-18

FLORIDA FoE FILLApKE. Gov. Brown, Of
Florida. in letter 10 the Committee of thc Knox
vile Mass Meeting. expresses the confident
opinion that the Electoral vote of Florida will be
cat for Fillmore aud Doneson. He says
From present prospects, do confidently believe
That Fillmore aad punoson vii receive the Elcclu-
raj vote Of this State Tor President and Wee Presi-
dent Of the l S. et the ensuing election.
am the CORE ponling Secretary of the State Cen
trail Committee Of the Americans, and have been, aud
an now. IN correspondence with Committee IN eve
- county in the STAFF and Speak adtiseIly We
lave strong Ticket candidates are IN the field
competent and active say therefore that you may
rely the state Of Florida going for the American
Ticket. Stafe aud Nat,oBR The spells party Elcc-
tors with ~ proclaim from the stump that they would
prefer the election OF Fr1nont to FILLMORE and the
reason l. evident 10 observing The spoils par
~ 20 for the " Loayes nnl fshes' aud the " fray
me1ts2 they hope 10 gather MP. If Mr.. Fillmore is
elected they will be driven from the cribs aud swll-
tubs Of the government II they cant get Buchanan
who is in favor Of Sqnattcr Sovereignty and Alien
suffrage, and Filibuseriug, aud in truth y p9lhcat
prosttnfc. having embraced all parties-they would
take Fremont "a their next choice -and if they were
certain that he would give them Office, they would
abandon buchanan and take up Fremont, without
u moments hesitation.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-09-18

ard has endorsed The favor OF ,5st ""hI
al medicine. ms bong ouy remedy i"r old Nenhi, sore
,a SORE Bress's when al oti ~ femtdis nave he
k4d5t Tie manufactures " Hu Maiden Lane Ae" orr
al : 1+- i9. l-eP 10 div
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dat" Of Darrhaa Cholera M1rbus, Choc prepared
by J. II Thompson Co has given entire satisfaction all
those WIN have heeu Fortunate 10 il Tins Elixir is
not Of harsh d,agrecahle and stimulating iugred
ouis bat pleasantly combined that the smallest child will
lax H. T. Is sootnB and tonic to the stomach and bowels,
and when taken directed tus to afford relief in
short time Every family should have bottle within reach at
this easen Of the year when bowelconPants proya
81 lAc
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I'his tine faadeIphia faiI style Moeskn Hats: l@ur.-
''a eeHe also tie Old naIu Ion Fit very nj,
"est Hat are ie bY man uf taste and s4sl Ia an, n
sNe ami quality s'd Uttered Ia suit and please in a.l reSt
81, a., T. SrArI-f, IN ST.
"a t"EeEs' ~shOIs-i am ar.inninu "a ~ -
srlFS Aara Bro-aGt itchd. WIS and L. f, e, =,
"aNts'A s9'a supply 81 NrguiA Mann aoiare sAal. u
t't pi!.'s as t'N Is a ueee.. profit viii allow.
1P - T. SEABTPY
keAPaR IA Ns.sNai-. Hcarenou opcuis.,,
larbe let a. t1per AanEH.s all new st,i.,
my 70 LANNuOE&L & NALktp
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Et'hh.s' al i~a0.-ENf-iIEo os 1. s"nnd ga III"
n he7ne Q'e-uon- Nor renhA,e iuan tNsr IN pleasing
the Pe"p" I1ti=-teauuth BlmeS At 81 ua eeEaut at
80 No. sutumey elegant at from - 80 Ia @o So and 80
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turv., IN, "a ,,,.ssf. N,i ,., =, ,g ,.,., i,,t,,,
IA ms amid a, 4, a.. Mn, f.,s pre- t,,rs from hi a., +,
81 10
FNAcY Nu.a>s ornaments # IN. most recent sAIa,
il"7e'A li'd's thrs lengh N',d' Norh Gloves. w.
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hot lie ele3,si Invention
ALFRED s IAGlIpoNE
lAnthNhfe eIHa an " estetn Stu " .tHrvl" it"GfJph
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ATS, CAPS, EooES, shkDES. Ar.-FRESIT
ia Ar walls am nov fyee'. as and opening 4rse
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Apn goSTB tS5G.-fscIW AaNE 1. t,RA-
~ HAM l@larte- n,lcrs in by Good, No "a Sy,a-
NOR Street Pet,shurg Va, ameunrr o the trade the
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-09-18

.ertspi patent udcuebut now publish an advertise
Of Ayers pills mol because PAID for il alone ht
because honesty hfrse HAT Or Aver Is one Of The best
Physicians Chemists the and 5ecanse we know from
experience Cherry recora Is Tie best medicine fol
sur that " a. ever Invented We have been cured by of
tud haze II Ia our family with Gniu
ing snrerss f,r lIs Coughs Whoopns Cough, Creop sc
lr nolhbors who haze these Pills represent ttcm rs mn
,luelnarY good medicine Democrat, Asthhr itdo" %,
1tJ5 sep - dXclt
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-09-18

E1'AHstt tEkSs EssA.- The -u5-criI.rrx hu, q
associated themselves together for purpose Of cone
Ing 1n dr"cery our intention to keep goods a tbe
" 81 i'i} and h.re y attention to bnsH, S. To luerit
orc pan af'g" We ere now receiving Loaf and Brown
NpsN h''s5s and Golden Syrup Teas Coffee ~, eos Ia
- 'A'e si aud staple Dry Goods resncr tlfy in
W. ga trend IN the adjoining country give us "a uel, re
s-I It Ray. copy
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-09-18

They also Eesp constantly on hand ar. stock of FcS
~ ALIn Bl nal CASES o al sizes also n argc sta
NonpEN toiflNN of every description ami will my
'anlt attention TO thu undertaking business Mt hanrs
e,flINrts u. + y G. \ DTTGITD
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-09-18

tire efficiency of Bakers Bucrs,h in relieving establish.
eI Dyspepsia from which have suffered ior number
Of years Tie of few bottles convinced me not only of
yallc Tonic but permanent rolict in Wafer BraSh
aud Sour stomach Iconflontly recommend 10 the afflicted
II. c. MCNEMARA
Richmond December 18th ls55
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-09-18

$50 FRESH SUPPLY ofG72ESa, elias, u,
fusk6 AND EARTHENN ARE. FOR THE FALL kB73
EsE TRADE or 10. Andrew BOYD, Of he pYlg
- Big Pitcher Main Street, Ynchhnr:. Virginia E4Ss
receiving direct from the Manufacturers England
his usual Fail supply o China aud EarthenwBe the --latest
styles and patterns and The Manufacturers this COIN
try heavy Stock OF Glass Ware Looking Glasses. Waters
and Casters Hardware and Tale Cutlery, Wooden Willow
and Stone Ware, Hail Lamps Gandoles, Fancy Goods sc
which he offers the tralea low prices Cash on on
the usual time prompt paying customers Country Mer
chants Husekecpes and others wanting goods in line are
respectfully invited to call and examine stock ices
before purchasing elsewhere intend to sell goods
other house the kndn this State There no
charge made for looking and but very little if buy Good
going 10 the country viii be seoarely packed.
l5dly ANDREW BOYD
A<AI.I AND SEE those fine Extracts for the
~ Handkerchief at LANGHORNE x WATKTPS
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MAJ Session OF this Institution VII commence ibrH
Monday IN superintendent II Is expected that, by
the new College Building In progress ali, ht
ready for occupancy The location ct fire s.itutuu
entire South and the OF instruction thorough
Cas cad and Scientific the directory of the Collie
haNcrStabsh, school of Design for instruction in
Ofauehes of prtcural EnEheelin. and Architecture
The College Is areaay furnished with very extensive
elegant Apparatus adapted To ull illustration depart,
mruts # Chemistry Mathematics and Natural Philosophy
Library ot STANDARD Works has also been recently purchase,
TO which considerable additions i'll Be made during
Ing Coli gate year.
The young whose Parents or Guardians desire il
and praetJsed in daily manual and drill
EAPENsE>-Tnttion for Annual Session Of months
the C'le late Department, S50n The Preparatory So
Board 81 per week washing 225 per month fuel and ls
u per session.
Catalogues of tie Institution obtained by aIIrea,
Rev Samuel h Cox, President Lynehbrrg. Va
FACULTY.
REV luUEL K Cox President, Professor Of Mental
Moral Science. and Of Bellies Letros.
VIII CAItoLL, a NJ Professor OF Greek Laneuagea.I
Literature.
LYcrNGv G. MATHEWS, 4 NJ Professor Of Latin I.4a
guagr and Literature
JAMES I MURFFE, Graduate OF y NJ institute Profaav
OF Mathematics and Natural and Of the School of De-
sigGs.
naMrft GARLAND. \ NJ. Professor Of Constitutional Law
iolosy
Gfr,Frrr ApoLfo ''trom l. L d Professor OF Mos 81.
. Languages.
W. { LnseoMB, 4 NJ, Principal of Grammar school
l. B.Shfth Graduate Of V VI Institute, Associate
irl,. . Ca1,uo
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-09-18

ELL House with II rooms Kitchen and Smoke House with
modern improvements, At less than two-thiIds wlal
has heretofore, rented at
TINS house Is located ON Main Street in the ctiy Of
burg over the Exchange Bank and Store occupied bN J.
Payne, Esq
Also two fine Offices will two rooms in each in tie '
huIinE
Also the Store at present occupied by p W PAYNE - w
Poale 10 q Neea anineNt door L. George Rueher IT,
II the br.i IoeaoE iur by Glo,s Store the o'z
Lynchhurs
Possession If all these buildings can be had at
daeIye Apply 10 y. \. Mont gomcry to T.. " PaYueHr
- sep ItrefS RICHARD q VI pRRl,
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-09-18

- BonSackS mixed Jeans and I,sav for servants NV
invite the attention Of Tire trade LARGE margin above
de1!rts, who ny 10 sell again. A. b RI CkL4
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s's III Ct 10 SONS, wild keep constantly on hand
Fr st'' Of ~ Ind. - FJHNITt 1T. of their own mann
~t7ts vi" 'eS VII he pleased fac old eads and
l'il"hS ~ : iahsuld Sous, aud the public generally
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-04-20
BROOKLYN City News.

CONVICTION FOR BIGAAY.-Tkomas Wright, Q resident Of
Rutgers street. New York srragnsd for trial on the
charge Of bigamy in the Cour. Of General Sessions
lJuoee Morris presiding Wednesday appears that In
November, 1851 he vas married BY Rev. Mr. Wood, Of
this city, to Charlotte Jobr and in May, 1885, by the
Rev Mr. nahi.kop, of New York, to Jtmma Carter. He
was arrested on the 22d OF March BY officer Oakley Of the
First ward, charge Of ABANDONMENT, and brought
TO Brooklyn ARD taken befo Justice D. K Smith,
where The first charge abandoned, and re arres ed
charge Of bigaay question Of jurisdiction
raised by counsel for dsfencsnt the ground that the
statute gives power " bDg the action either in the
county WI the tfene coEnnited In which he
VS. arrested; the action not properly brought in
Kings county Wright bsvipg bee arrested In New York
snd never lavrg been released from CUSTODY, when he
committed under the second charge. The Court
overusd the objection and the jury returned verdict
orRui'y. Sentence was reserved.
ifscrfD FROM DROWNING -Wednefdsy evening, between
and o'clock man jumped BOARD from the bow Of
tbs ferry boat Fulton ~ shs plying 10 the New Yorh
side Capt. Luther Smith observed HIM and tely
tsns the bell to stop the engine, which promptly
OGRE he then lowered the lfebost. and Emanuel
whesler jumped in, and soon got the board the
htk craft. The steamer then stopped and the
got beard, apparently hfeless. Restoratves were
Piled and he recovered, and sent his home No
GO Main street, Brooklyn. His name IL Brady He
he acciGently fell ever
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-04-20
Tine Abs nexels Selling ont.
HIGHT THOUsAND ACRES TO BE DISPOSED Of
CHANCE FOR SPECTATORS.

from the Bufiaio Express, April Ill
The farm consisting OF about 900 acres occupied
BY The German Society known ~ the "EoeneZer Settle
nent" four nhe. east OF this city, about TO be sold
the members having purchased large tract Of land In
these lanes into farms Of ty acres and st smaller lots
o. from five 70 twenty acres When the surveys shall
have been completed aud maps prsparee they Will Dc
ofers, 81 public auction The sale OF large tract of
hnc eight thousand acres In the immediate vicin
Of Buffalo, IL important matter in every respect TO
the city. Although now occupied bys class of men in
dustrous habi and large producers Of agricultural
products o. we'll ~ manufactures, the change, when
mace will be beneficial 10 the citizens Of this city
than It now is The probability that the lands will be
sold TO those Who may vish occupy them ensures
much larger population, ano inst<ad Of community Of
families We shall have i've hundred or more indepen
dent 81 any association other than that common among
free and independent eirizens Five hundred families
would furnish popuation OF at least three
n ,oO1' nc.u5s me apo. These sna. "hsp pas.
chAsed BY M Myers the head Of the association,
cost dollars per and there IL NO unproduc
risen 70 much higher pricesone them II IL supposed
will bring public auction two hun,red and any dol
lars the and none Of them are valued less than
thirty forty dollars The great increase in their value
II supposed u tEe inducement TO sell and purchase
ch-Aper lands al the West A. matter OF fnsncierDG,
II ia shrewd one for these lands will sell for million
OF dollars, including the improvements they have pat
upon them. they sell Ut twenty i've per cent down,
sno the balance on reasonable time, they will bring
good prees and produce large cash capital and futui
annual revenue 20 the sssociston that win make IT, with
hs amos they have already purchased at the Wetsome
sby thoureno Aoferobe OF ths richest associAons In
the punay. Their seeumulstions hereafter. must be
Immense % cautiously Aed prudent anaged ~ they
have been under the care o. Mr. Myers
Although ineor sstent with the habits, customs and
happiness Of the American people such may
continue 20 BE prosperous for time yet the spirit Of
Institutions and admiration a the customs add hAbs OF
I'll iEens, will gradually work into their close com.
munion regulations until this nittls leave viii leavsn
the whole lump 30 long the tendencies Of things
in h wise there ID very little danger from associa
tons ~ tots Kind, from the large slations Of
wealth that may for time surfosnd them. Danger
from great concentration II the psvsr Of wealth IN
such BODIES might bs apprshsndsd were II otherwise
Civil and religious freedom IL o sufheisnt check upon
overgrovn wealth In any form
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-04-20
MisceI,aneous and Disasters.

In the matter Of the Prus# Cowes arrived
Der os pers ., Ebing Prussia Mesas simpson Brothers
:. @ N Their ssr sesst T the sn
them collect the inward eieh money remit ret eds
So e s CT e r Rse Tie
Punch .n,s,sa 'As Vessel :. hs
put s. ss with ioss q bulvarl. stern badly
susntd and eaky having counered very severe gales
After bearing up TOR 81 III, u, uck on Trsngle nock
oI.ife LIST inst Exchanging cargo.
snn .nmE TIE Boston Advertiser says I'm relation to
cargo Of a. hscis coal snd bsIs.ors erpossdto
a s ss sS sn
could have teen te Chile because the was faster s sail
! OH three DAYS after the Bedpauntet
SHIP Amy ANGpos Capt Mills Of the soop Samuel Mar
NC epons The Sip ABBY ashore On
Care to be apparently in the same condition she %ss
passed The se e Peru
srs CT me ''' $40 me Steamer o''''''' ''''
sem NANCY plAr1Ep So NYork wa.t. from Gsorgso vn
ss X, .sss e
tesch twenty mes north OF Cape Lookout The schr
s 10 sss%or, sssssnoe and
Won return to The wreck with the agent ard
sres t''1's - '' 80 - '''''N = ''1 "
The report that brig Cahuzac going into surinam 18th
ge. .h u. q
nembuco March 20 with $50 bbls sperm 1850 do whale OIL
and 100 bv wbseboa board een home Do bhs SO oil
ed % 0 lbs bone smoke Dec 25 lat 45 Ion 155
u W. Ere Jernesan m wis snc polling at the time
Issnds Jan H. isi ~ 40 lon 1856 w. Coroanus 1wy
My,tr VIII leaving Sandwich Islands, 18th lat 80 s.
III 10Th Feb ,herce 70 kods6 Feb 3 Cape Born NV 20
craft: same time vgian McCeave do clean 10th lat Al 80
g. Ion SO W Walter seor Mich erson Edgatown 10 sp;
sp wbs blown n Oh at The time hst taken one
,hsi vicinity un mdo Of March and then home
Ibe Europa taken $50 and 800 ~b oil pce leaving Ho
r,Inu Saw but few whales New Zealand ground, and
rugged weather there rorh OF the Faknuds.
H.. az 10 large numbers OF sperm wins and had fine
Amyed Al Boston 18Th whaling schr Olive Clark Tuck
A or.h Atlantic Of and via Provincetown
arrived ., wsren ls'b ship Bruus, Swift, Ochosk Sea-,
Lshana with $500 bbh whol
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-04-20
The PuIssr OF the Osprey.

The undersigned ackno~ the receipt Of the fol-
o~ rg and contents and beps leave to return mis-
thanks the gentlemen whose signatures bears for
the same. HENRY A. MARTIN,
Late Purser OF steamship Osprey.
NEW YORK April IS, 1856.
TEAR SR-The Undersigned, spprectatipg your exsr-
,ns in saving the FRI the wreck OF the steamer
Osprey, beg your acceptance of the .nciosed $3.50
ent testimonial for the services rendered Your ODE
lent servants, CHAS. w. OGDEN,
o. Vice President international Insurance Company.
nm ALFRED EDWARDS
- z, President Pacific Mutual In trance Com pany.
HR1, w. W. DIBBIEE
~, President Astor Mutual Insurance On npAny.
- - DANIEL DRAKE SMITH,
II President c. numerical Mutual Insurance Company
To HENRY A. MARTIN late Purser steamer Osprey
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-04-20
Destructive Tornado IN Ohio Fifteen Houses
nloYn DOWM-LOss or Life.

We learn from the CLEVELAND papers that the storm
which visited that city on Saturday in the vicinity OF
Al lance stark county became terrific hurricane. Its
tack end.d along The line Of the Cleveland and Pitts
Blu Rslroad from ten miles souh OF Alliance to
were scstleied.
Near Alliance barn WAS b'own to pieces aud six cat
tie kitd-the man in the barn escaping unhurt.
In Alliance church and fifteen destroyed.
Ii Exchange u Of travellers when the root was
blown of and none OF them were hurt. In the Ely
block tour brick bucipRs the ends blown down
the chlmneys and Iafers passing through where
fani, were st,irg, bu. ne the party wa injured
ilrner who hso sought shelter beside toe building
crushed unde the walls ANA instantly killed. The
eriet Of his wife and family, who we're near Was
agooizIg Another man ,.s fatally injured.
enterprisipg yourg men, literally torn TO pieces.
At Damascus, the Ohio and Pennsy aiA read, .
ri led, and lot lees than t~entyf trees were
blown upon the track between Salem ana Alliance.
Upon the Cleveland and GAINESVILLE roac bet ~een Mil
lers5urg Akron tree tell across train disconnec
ing the and at the lime trees fell ct either end
of the TAIN, fairly bemning 1t in.
freight train stanoing the track at Ahan.e, was
blown down tie track and of switch, as though pro
pellen by powerful ergiue.
Ctnduc or Russeps train, upon the Cleveland and
Pitfburg oao fund seventeen trees upon the track
until mile and half north o. Aisnce the locomo i've
struck oak two feet In diameter cutting en- rey
through it. The engine disabled and thrown of tho
track, but the passenger unframed. For
tunaely coal following, ard with it's engine
cleared and the exc Cleveland in safe y,
rving a. hapast i've on Sunday morning. eight hours
behind time.
The Aapce Ledger extra contains full details OF the
terrific tornado. Damage to property in Alliance
timaed a. from slb goo to $40 ooo Mr. reetsrs farm,
took FIRE ano while the family trying put 1t
the house blew doa n, severely injuriDg Mr.. HIS two
daughters and clorec manlbe IL ter suppose fatal
ly Other farms in the Deghborhood suffered severely.
At Mount Urion the Mettocit church was unroIfed
and several bui iDgs injured. No persons injured.
AT Salem some carnage was done and two persons In
jursd. but no. dangerously. At Rochester, BayArd,
Wiz chester ~ Mouitrie much damage cone to dwell
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-04-20
R0iice lnfslliusnce.

CAPTURE OF AN ALLEGED BURGLAR AT an early hour
yesterday me rpirg M John Campbell Of No. II East
Thirty fh street, avail eped from his sumbers By
n lee in bedroom. On opening his eyes he
what astcpshed 10 find intruder standing at the
oow ousy employed ,pp his pockets Of their contents
Mr. Campbell Immediately jumped out Of bed and gave
he alarm. Officers Fowler and fucker, OF the Twsnty
ward bearing the noise occssie ned BY the chase
basned to the spot and ed In capturing
gar The accused WAS brought before Justice DAWSON
the Second District Police Court, yesterday forenoon
where he commi ted for trial In default OF 80 bail
TIE prisoner gave his name "a Jamee Hamilton.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-04-20

RrY OVER AED KrIED-CoroDer Hlls held an inquest
ce who was XII ed by being over by a nose car
,.pr at the corner Of Columbia and RviDgton stres
on Friday night yerdict-Death BY conclusion Of the
BRAIN -
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-04-20

MoRnoSs EXPECTED AT BosTos.-The ship Fnoch
Train nov expected st Boston, has board $50 Mormon
snig sn OF rhon al adults % children and %
are infap All but seven eight 81 them vii leave i'm
neda,ely after their arrival, for UAh-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-04-20
The Turf.
I.0uTqTANA.

The Turf
LOUISIANA.
NETARn COURSE, April 9.-Purse $500, two mile heats.
A. L. Bin ganan's q. B. Peindexter's) b. t. Mary
Bernard BY imp Glencoe, out Of Msriet!s-3
Ross and Mccres s. Puss F.iris BY wagner, out
Of Argentile-4 year old Observation-Disclosures. 2
First Heal Second Heat.
LIST mile .........................156 1:48
"a mile. .l;5l 1852
Total. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS $40
5000 Forfeit SlOO Declaration $780, One mile beats
ihon as Wells g. f., by imp Sovereign, out of
A. L. Bipa.msns b. G., by imp sovereign, out Of
Betsey Coody Observation-Disclosures.
sscond Raced. +. Kenners b. c., by imp.
Glencoe, out Of Minstrel. ..................
Il Birgama.'s Qg syzmanski,) b. victo-
W. J. Miners Dr. T. Variation, by Ambassador,
cut OF imp. Britannia. Observation-Disclosures. 2 a
John Turn bulls b. T. Southern Belle, by imp.
Yorl shire out Of sally shannon. ........ 3 o
Time, 147-1A6h-150L-1:51
MrTARK COURSE, N. O,-April 11.-Purse $500. Four
mile heats. Entrance ten per cent added
Col. A. L. Bipesmans (R. Ten Broecks) ch.
c. Pryor, by imp. Glencoe out of Gyp.y,
own sister of Medoc BY American Eclipse,
year ole. walked over.
ArRn 12-Purse $780, IL three entries; 5000 Of which
10 second Three mile heats Entrance ten per
Col. A. l. Bingsmans Or. Ten Broeck's) CHI.
g Pryor, BY imp Glencoe, out Of Gypsy,
own sister Of Medoc, by American Eclipse,
year DID,. walked over.
CALIFORNIA.
UNION COURSE, San FRANCISCO, March 18.-Trotting
purs. 500 mile heat, best three in five in harness
I'll: :.; mt: : Wind
q. n Ferguson enters Q. z. Preacher Q 4 8
lime, MISREPRESENTATION.