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Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1857-04-29

III.
,nent of the Mint the large amount Of eighteen
hundred tons Of copper have been used up in
the manufacture OF cents, making l50,O0O,O00
of pieces. The quantity of Spanish coin still in
the country is estimated at two and a half mil
lions OF dollars.
HoLnlNa THE BARY.-Thc other day police
man, in Albany, undertook the arrest Of one
Mrs Wright, for committing an assault and bat
terry upon her neighbor, but was finely outwit-
ted by the lady, who had mortal fear Of get.
ting her name in the papers. He called upon
the lady and found her occupied in tending her
baby, and offered to hold it while she was nix.
ing up.n She retired to an adjoining room,
while the policeman was patiently holding the
little one, but did not come back door open.
ing into the hall served as means Of escape,
which she improved, leaving the gallant officer
master of all be surveyed. Getting tired Of the
delay, after fruitless calling, he entered the
room, but the bird had flown. Mrs. Wright
was not there. Some Of her clothing hung upon
a chair. Her hat box lay open, but there was
no duck of bonnet there. The hall door was
open. The apprehension fearfnlly appalled, him
that she had run away! But she might be con.
cealed in the clothes press? He looked-she was
not there. She might have hidden under the
beds He got down on his knees and looked
there, Il was dark underneath and he could
| only see things dimly He espied something
| that resembled woman huddled up He was
sure 1t was her. He cried out in half exultant,
semi angry, and partly persuasive tone for her
ito come out and not make a fool OF herself"
| He got no answer from the direction he ex-
pecsed He appealed to her ito give up and 1t
| would be all right" He then got response, but
| it was from an unexpected quarter. The ladyis
/ husband had come to supper. The terrific cries
/ Of the child had hurried bis steps into the house
and into that bedroom to ''see what in the
world his wife was about to let that child cry
So" He saw and heard what we have related,
what the officer did and said. He put his own
construction upon that conduct. Naddened BY
the evidence, as be thought, Of his shame, he
gave force to the eloquencc of his indignant re-
buke by q blow that would have quite felled any
one Of less corporal power Of resistance than
the officer. A scene ensued which can be bet
4 ter pictured to the imagination of the reader
{ without our aid.
\ The officer has made solemn vow in the pre-
scnce Of the Court that "he viii never hold an
other baby, or take any womans word, g Ions
a. no is on the Police Whether he will keel
it or not, viii be determined when the next tfal
4 10 III for him
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The New Cent will be distributed to the pub.
lie in about three weeks. A million are already
completed and two millions more will be finished
before the Mint commences paying them out
Col. Snowden declares that since the establish
ment of the Mint the large amount of eighteen
hundred tons Of copper have been used up in
the manufacture OF cents, making 100000, 900
the country is estimated at two and half mil
lions OF dollars
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(,KTY LOTS AND LAND FOR SALE
~ 50 Lots OF various sizes and 400 acres of I'M.
proved and timber Land, from to miles from Bur-
abr Il .bpsm - E.. D. RAND CO.
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An Act TO prevent Slave-holdiDE and
Kidnapping In Ohio.

An Act to prevent SlAvc-holding and
kidnapping In Ohio.
The following is the act by the Ohio Legisla-
ture, at rs recent session, to prevent slave.hol.
ding and kidnapping.
SIC. l. Be it enacted by the General As.
Rmbly OF the State Of Ohio that il any person
shall bring into this state any other person with
intent to hold or control, or shall hold or con.
troll, or shall aid or assist in holding or control
ling, directly or indirectly within this state, any
other person as slave. such person, SO oifen-
ding, shah be deemed guilty Of false imprison.
ment, and apon conviction thereof, shall be pun.
ished by imprisonment in the county jail not
less than three, nor more than nine months and
BY Gne not less than two hundred, nor more
than 1--WE hundred dollars; and every person COM
ing within this state otherwise than as person
held to service in another State under the laws
thereof, aud escapeing into this State shall be
deemed aud held in all courts as absolutely free.
SEc 3 If any person shall seize or arrest, or
shall attempt to seize or arrest, or shall aid III
seising or arresting; in attempting to seize or
arrest, or shall use any force or fraud for the
purpose oil holding, or OBTAINING or controlling
any other person, upon any pretence or claim
that such person ia fugitive from service, such
persons so offending shall be deemed guilty Of
false imprisonment, and shall be punished by i'm
prisonment in the County Jail not less than three
months, nor more than nino months, and by
6ne not less than three hundred, nor more than
i've hundred dollars.
SIC. 5. II any person shall seize, or arrest, or
shall attempt to seize or arrest, or shall aid IN
seiiing or arresting, or in attempting to seize or
arrest, or shall use any force or fraud for the
purpose Of holding. OBTAINING, controlling or in.
auencing any other person, with intent to carry
or remove such person out OF this STATE or WIN
in,cn, 10 cause such person voluntarily to depar,
GU, ofthis State, in order that such person may
be ,aken held or controlled as slave in seine
State, Territory or jurisdiction, such person Sc
offending shall DO deemed guilty OF kidnapping
and shaii Be punished by imprisonment in the
aenin,en,iary at hard labor not less than three
nor more than seven years.
SIC. 1. Nothing in the proceeding sections o.
this &C. shalt apply to any act done oy any per
con under the authority Of the Constitution Q
the United States, or Of any Law Of tho United
States made in Pursuance thereof
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GA letter from Alton, Iowa, dated April
18th, says 1--WE have foot Of snow here this
morning." So Il seems that tho people east
did not get all the snow.
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G. E. M. EDWARDS,

" 114. III W "4SO0y
nEALEik Ia Fancy aud staple Cry
~ Goods, at Winton's old stand, Mxin Street,
BURLINGTON, 10 VA.
just received q very extensive and entire new
stock Of Goods which are now ready for inspection,
consisting in part of the following:
Black and Fancy Dress Silks; e
Bareges, Tissues, Organdies, Jaconets;
Lawns ChSliis, French Chintx';
Lawn and Barese Robes, Plain and Plaid;
Debeiges For sale At
Apr21 EDWARDS.
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..l.s.lss ~ e ~. :, = : -, ASsN g.
49, 49,. - - seo. Y. Ufasgss ~
- 49, s0s scene q me isd'as mass.
~ ~ ~ y utss mace theIf sppeafance
Ivy 49, 49,. 8 Spsns lake. They followed
- H.ets 1noeslne ana nusdessng up 70
s3ps - 3. 80 snen sarned east y he difec-
III 49, \. y. .sssSs - epris Lake they 1urdef-
~ .nsssx they Killed Ja.es hattoeis
~. 49, ~ 80 ano ~. Aadjsoa nssi-
= .,sa thsG, numbering eight persons. D..
Z. - =. nan'ss 81. barfAh'os saidef, n. 9. Gfsn.
vnose raseeis bye IN nichiEsn,l joseph
nss 9. 'ass sfcm indiana H. jardaer and
.a1lly tsh s1cept nas danshter 81 IL Year, old
ss.se 1890 wee ~ murdered: The Gard
Rss family winch vas destroyed, numbered
sesen PsTsoss including ms son.in.las, NJ.
Lswn IT. AAsbls q l0sa,i Was killed, and his
we. alter having nsst been vsosated By HE
monsters before bM eyes WAS carried sway y
PRISONER. noS aud sanity we're all killed,
except MS aAsghtss IL years Old, Who was fny.
isnea and made PRISONER. II. Noble, wife and
cniid, were murdered Af. Thstcher was absent
from hons, but his wife Was carried away and
nN chiid Of eight months Old murdered
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The COMPLIMENTARY CoAcHMAN.-A young
lady, returning late from concert as it was
raining, ordered the coachman to drive close to
the side walk, but was still unable to step across
the gutter.
81 can lift you over, said coachy.
"Lord, marm," replied John, II am used to
lifting barrels of sugar."
The coachman took the lady for barrel Of
sugar because she was hoped.
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An Unparalleled DiscOvery!-A Positive
Aguc EradicatOr!
CovELL's BKBrERISR MIXTURE is a positive cure for
Fever and Ague and all Bilious Diseases This Mixture
has been before the public for number Of years and
has always been used with 1t harmless and
certain remedy. Get pamphlet from the druggists
and read II and you will be satisfied.
For sale here by E. f. Gay, and A. T. Garthe, N.
HAkesly. st. Louis and H. A. Porter Bro, Proprietor,
Rock Island, Ill. Gmar 2s-dw1y.
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new orleans, April ~.
Cotton dull. Sales $500 bales.
Sugar at 104.
Flour closed with advancing tendency
The Empire City is coming up with Califor.
MD dates to 9Th inst.
The Illineis takes forward nearly = million
and half
Senator Foote has been returned by the Dem
ocratic party. The Pacific Express has failed
Business dull Chinese productions advancing
The Empire City brings 100 Of Lockridge's
men and 20 others, including Gents Wheat,
Honsty-go to New York on Illinois, rest at
Aspinwall. I.ockridge's retreat confirmed
Costa Ricans taken possession of Junta Arans
sad steamer Rescue with great amount Of am
munition, six pieces Of artillery. Lockridge's
men taken at Aspinwall by British vessels.
The J. l.. Stephens briggs no further intelli.
gence. Walkers private dispatches at Aspin
wall state his position at Rivas impregnable-
plenty of provisions and likely to hold ont
months. Transit open to the Pacific. Same dis
patches confirm the report of battle. Another
attack expected on the 10th. Gen1 Walkers
brother died on the Empire City yesterday.
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r. N. WASHBURN,

r. N. WASHBURN,
MANUFACTURES AND DEALER IN
CASH, DOORS, BLINDS, WINDOW.
- FRAMES, DOOK.ERAMES,G &C.,
THR HEAD MAIN STREET,
BURLINGTON, 10 VA.
AZ All orders by mail or orthe wise promptly attend.
ed to. APR 2l-dwly.
Brackets and Fancy Saving done to order. 4
nifty THOUSAND Fruit and Ornamental
1 Trees; Roses, Bulbs, Shrubbery, &C., for sale.
All OF the most approved varieties in good condition
and for sale at reasonable rates. at Burlington Nurse
ries, two miles south Of the cityby
apr 27-d3wtfw MCCABE KAUFMAN,
Successors to Avery, Comstock 4 Co.
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REMOVAL,

REMOVAL.
T g. SCHRAMMs6 CO., have removed to their
81 and commodous room, corner Of Main and Colu
bia Streets where they opening stock of Goods
which viii compare In qusutity, quality and cheapness
with any stock west Of Chicago and although goods
have advanced In the East from to 10per cent they
will serve their old customers and many
may give them cali at old priceshavng the advantage
of low rents they can afford it.
Particular attention called to their large stock Of
Domestic Goods. Window Curtain Damasks, Shad>s S,
Floor Oil CLOTH Table Oil Cloth, Straw Ma,tings Fancy
Dress Goods, White Goods, Embroid-ries, Hosiery,
Parasos latest style Bonnets, Girls Fsrs Nen and Boys
Hats Mantias, Snaws, Corded and Whalebone Skirts,
Boots and Shoes and fact every thing usually found
in Dry Goods Store. s& #H
Thankful for past favors they expect by strict atsen-
ton and low prices to merit further patronage.
~ Don't forget the place, corner Of Main and CO.
unbia sss.. below "MOsars Hall. Iapr en-
Great Sale of City Lots!
nvER 100 viii be sold the 9th Of May, 1851, be-
~ longing to Richard p Barret. list ofth Lots
hereafter Be seen in Hand Bills The terms are: One
tenth down and the balance In ice equal annual pay
ments With interest at ten per cent, paid annually
These Lots the South H in very desirable loca
TONS and arefhe last that will be offered This viii be TIE
s'sa. :as q me season ana ~ BROWN LAHEE
GOA I.s COAL.-we have made arrangements 50
that re can furnish the best quality Of Wataga and
Peoria Coal in any quantity and the most favorable
terms Best quality Of Coal Blacksmithing Constant
" on hand At Yard in East Burlington or ut the
evee in the city. .-a-.s.a.s
once over A. Hendricks Drug Store, Jefferson street
Orders promptly attended TO.
arr % J. W. SMITH &C.
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NEW WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
q HARDWARE STORE -

Main Street, door south of "Wightman House,"
Burlington, Iowa.
WE beg leave call the attention of purchasers to
w our large and we'll selected stock of
Hardware, Tools, Nails, ETC., etc.
Our stock-one of the finest and largest offered
in this piace-has been selected with particular refer
to the demands Of the market and will be sold at
such prices cannot fail to give entire satisfaction
Country Merchants
Will find it to their advantage to examine stock
before purchasing elsewhere. tapr l6.
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CTELLA SHA WIS, very low Grape shawls
- Embroidered and Plain; Cashmere Shawl; Mantil
las Ladies G. liars and Sleeves, Flouncng, Wrough
Bands, Dimty Bands Crmped Dimity;
Just received at (apr 2l) EDWARDS.
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REMOVAL.
s A n U Ell ALI EN-, se-
GAS and Sttam.FiIlcr- Lock smith,
" Bell-Hanger, Tin and Composition kooftr. Also,
dealer in Steam and Gas Pipe Brass Cocks, Globes
Guage and OFFENDER Cocks, Whistles, Lift and Force
Pumps, Lead Pipe, &C. fs,. ...
All work done by me will warrant perfect.
Next door south Of Zion Church, Thru Street, Bur-
lngton, Iowa. .#s.lf t.a7=-ss
Particu attention paid to Fitting Steam Pipes to
Sa Mills Grist Mills, Packing He uses, Breweres, IL.
apr 29-3twdf SAML ALLEN.
HAVING bought Mr.. W. " Utter's interest in the
IL Fire and WATERPROOF Composition Roof Business,
am now ready to put Roofs on buildings, either in
city or country, on the most reasonable terms.
All work warranted tight SAML ALLEN.
Next door south Of Zion Church, Burlington.
apr 20-w3tdtf -....., -.,.
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TACONET Edging and Insertings;
q Swiss g
Plain ard Dotted Swiss Muslins; -..-- ..
Book Muslins, Victoria and Bishop Lawn;
Nawserks, Plain, Striped and Checked Cambrics;
Just opened at (apr2D EDWARDS.
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DKoAD CLOTHS, Doeskin, Cassimeres, Fancy
ID Cassimeres, Csshmarets, Wool Tweeds, Ves;ings,
Satinetts, Jeans, Cottonades, Linen Drills.
For sale low at (apr 81 EDWARDS. 4.
DICHAR DSON'S Irish Linens, the best inside;
IL Linen Spreads and Napkins;
1l-4, 1914. 81 and S-4 Bleach'd Sheetings .--
Pillow Case Muslins;
New York Mills and Bates Mills Beached Muslins,
and many other favorite brands;
Brown Sheetngs, Checks, Stripes and many other
ticles to tedious to enumerate.
Being satisfied that can suit all who will favor
with a call to price and quality would solicit lib
era share of the public patronage.
Respectfully yours
apr 21-1wd1mw G. E. NJ. EDWARDS.
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VlD GLOVES, the best in market;
n English and German Hosiery, fne stock
Ladies and Misses Straw Bonnets;
Misses and Chdrens Straw Flats and large stock OF
Ribbons; Can be found ut
aDr 81 ...r" EDWARDS.
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CABSsATH ScOol ROOks.-A full supply OF
~ the American s. s. Union, ut so, $780, s. 10 and
$1,000 per Library different the price,
may be be found at the Western Bookstore of
apr4 H. H. HAWLEY,
..r. Sd st., north of Barrett House.
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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-10-08

GREAT Bargains ~ REAL ESTATE.
LOT on Whites Greek Pike, in Edgefeld. containing
81 feet front, running back 3SS feet good Brick
Store house. occupied hy h. n. Jones.
Also lots containing each from 90 OF Land,
tbre miles from Nashville. Dickson pike Two q the
-, ;,rnroved ant part of them well rmbersd. great
ssrrsjn will be given in any ur theub,ve property
J. L. d ". W BROWN,
sent 9 NO 'F's Merry, street
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Chancery Sale.

Ch2nCery Sale.
H4YS ADDITION
DURsUANT to decree OF the Chancery Court at Claks
Vile, il the Thos. W. Bsrhsdae, aud others,
Phiandsr Preshy, ". S. Lindsly and others snail
MOEGAy the l2h OF OctOcer next, the C0uu house,
Nashville at O'Clock sell the highest bbbe three Lsts
In Hays addition 70 Nashville, credit OF g. - months
for notes satsae oy secured, bearing interest and len
retained A. v. S. LINZ SLEY,
sept IL Z. g. Comm ssOneF.
A NEAT DWELLING HOUSE
For sale.
CITUATED in Bdgs6ed, on the Gallatn Turnpike. Poe
- further particulars apply 10
ssptI BPs A. V. 5. LINDSEY.
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For Sale.

och ACRES OF LAND, situated three or four miles
ZOU North Ofthe city, between Gastn and Porter
Turnpike Roads One Tract Of about I55 has bsrn
subdvided in pieces varying from 10 70 5Oacres and viii
be sold in Lots the whole best suit purchasers
Thsis Tract Of superior Land, entirely free from rocks
m soil deep and Of the richest quality well umbered and
in blue grass number of fine Springs al all times al
ordng abundant supply of the pures water From the
Galsn road reached by good Turnpike half mile
in length, and road in OF building passing
through the Tract the Cumberland River. On Toe Farm
lie comfortable dwelling and outhOuses, young apple
orchard of $50 peach orchard, and long range OF
substantial skirts the place the
road Tems-l 2 and years, with interest from date OF
purchase.
ALSO, One other Tract OF about los acres, three miles
Northeast the city and about half mile the Gal
latin road This Tract nearly surrounded by turnpike
roads, and is subdivded into Lots containing from 70 >
acres nterseced 1erms-l and
years. with interest," Possession given Immediately for
either OF both Land, provided the pur
chaser will pay fair equivalent for the growing crops and
stock included. JOHN ID. WINSTON,
mar27-dtf 25 Cherry street.
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CuANCkRY NAI.EN-

CIAHCERY SALES.
DURSUANT 10 decree ofhe Chancsry cour at Carthage
made IN the case Of Benjamin RuCks. EXr How
Rueas and others the undersigned viii The cath day
Of Otooer, next 1857 proceed sell 70 the highest bidder
on he premises, the land belonging of Jos
Ruks decd composed Of the of which said Josiah
a. zed and possessed, and which the late Elizabeth
Bucks resided al the time Of death And also II act of
30 acres s urnng thereto purchased by portion the
nels Of aI Josiah Rucks since his deaths in ali about
acres All Of said land lies in smith County Tennessee
tlet Nol2 The town Of Rome. Ii viii be OF in lots
70 suit purchasers.
At the same line and place the undersigned will also sell
the slaves belonging said estate tOwit Joshua aged
about 49, LucI about g. Euy, abou27 and her children
HeLry about 2, Lucy aud Marina 4.
said sales will be made Of one and two years
except sum sufficient to pay costs and Attorneys
Votes with approved security Will be required the pur-
chasers. A MOORE,
sept l2-wtd prs, fee SO Clerk & Master
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valuable Free-SoiI lot for sale.

7 AM Offering for safe a valuable Building Lot ca
Spruce street, the Of Broad The lot
sixty feet Spruce Is hundred and my feet deep,
with a convenient alley in the rear.
This property exempt from taxes for &c years from I
Janusry This exemption is gilmore value u
ally accorded only the grounds all improve
ments erected thereon, free from The in
the item Of will more than pay or the ground and all
Improvements THIS lot Is also situated oi the
that being rapidly filled up with fine Hgs end
privats residences Terms sonable.
Apply TO July % BPG A. Y. S. IINDSLBY.
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THE GREATEST
Building Association

AM now Offering For Sale at low figures, twenty Build
: ing Lots in the Eighth Ward Nashville, such terms
that procure himself complete and CorVenf-
eHt home The lots front she MufreesborO Turnpike,
on Wharf, Franklin and Maple streets, and are admirably
situated for PrivaIe Residences.
CaibOnes Omnihuses have pleely revOluOnsed this
Of the city, which with other Improvements being
made such the extension OF Gas and dTee-
lion, will add greatly to the value Of this Property.
The Terms such as will allow each purchaser immedi-
atey to put mis- buildings The purchase money viii
not be required until the 5th OF January 1907 intere3
only 70 be paid annually until that time. Call soon
iuy-1 A-V. ) LlNISLEY.
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NASHVILLE JOCKEY CLUB COURSE.
Fall Meeting, 1857,


year ods Cwbo trained previous to the LIST
Of Juy 500 entrance, $50 forfeit one mile out closed
I-Cslcy & Thompson enters + by Sd Boston, dam by
= A Turner enters by Shamrock, dan Ida, by imp
Belchzzaar.
4-Brasher Powers enter ch by Albion, dam by Leva-
5-w Phillips enters by Albion, dam Delta by Priam.
Tennessee Stskes year olds, 5000 entrance $50 for
fel, mile heat~-Cub add $500 Il two more start.
Nv Rouutree enters Oh Tom EEmes by Sd Boston, dam
2-Aso, Kate hayes, by imp Albion, dam Eudora, by
S-Job1 Kennedy enters Oh by Emu, dam by imported
4-PSFowIer enters br Daisy Burns by Lamda dam by
5-W T Cheatlam enters by Glencoe, dam senOra
90 BrraIhitt enters s T by Albion, dam by Railer.
WEDNESDAY, October 2Ist-Sweepstakes for untred
; year Odds 500 entrance $50 forei., mile heats.
Nv Cbsatham enters b + by Glencoe, dam Sonora
aEJo6n Kennedy enters ch by Emu, dam by Arnderby.
3-Also- e by Emu. dam by mp Ainderoy.
Nv Phillips enters { by Ebony, dam by I'd Bell
EhszEaT.
THURSDAY. October q2d.-Sweepsakes for 2 year oldI
$40 entrance, $50 forfeit one mile heats.
IN Cagy enters b Potsos, by Glencoe, dam imp by
stumps. ,.,-,-
5-John Kennedy enters Oh C by Albion, dam by Ain
4-wm Roun,rss enters by Glencoe, dam Jane WATSON
5-WC sherrod enters br by Auine Dent, by Epsoom
dam Princess Ann by Leyiathau.
CIV I Cheaham en.ors by Glencoe, dam Sonora
Love. by Ieyi.laH.
~ Thompson enters by Glencoe, out OF the dam
Of Mary Bow On, by LsvIathGn.
FRIDAY ocobsr 23l-sweePsakes for year olds $3.50
$50 forfeit, two mile heat-Club TO add $500 If two
I-Wm Houutree erters Oh h Tom Fans, by Sd Boston,
dam sally Jones. by LaviglhEn.
2-Also, G Kate Hayes. by Albion, dam by Priam.
3-B tbellham ca DaSOtO by Epsilon, dam Cottage
Girl by imp A.udeTby.
4P Fowler enters br Daisy Burns, by LamdE dam by
Pacific.
5-A Turner enters Oh by Glencoe, dam Princess Ann
BY Leviathau.
SATURDAY October 2ith-Sweepstakes for . year olds
s. o entrance, SjOf5rieil, mile heats.
IT e Trmbe enters bi by Glencoe out OF the dam Of
Mar Rswen, ty Leyalhan.
g-N a. % Calgy enters Pots0s by Glencoe, dam by
imp ~tuL rs
3T u Bacon enters b BIZ Cheatham, by Albion out Of
the dam = Berry. by Glencoe.
4-W T Ctsattam enters ST by Glencoe, dam Sonora
Love, by LeyiaItIn.
5-oiu Kennedy enters Oh by Albion, dam by imported
Ainderby.
CIV Sherrod br AlinO Dent, by EPsOlom dam
w J phillips enters Oh By Albion, dam Delta, by
Priam ". J. PHILLIPS,
Prom