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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-05-27

GROCERIES! GROCERIES !!
= m n On 10 mus 7'''0 STE1TfoS 4 EWING.
NfOLASSES. 100 ibis and 100 half 6Gls just received
NJ and for sale by SIRATTON IL EWING.
GOLDEN SEHUP.-IOO packages Just received and
VI for sale by STRAITON d EWING.
TNOFFEE-4O9 bags fair 10 choice just Tor
- sale by STATION n EWING.
EGTHISKV -25O bbls Pixies Magnolia, 100 bbs Cheno-
w Weth e. bbs julius II. Smiths Ola Reserve 50 bb
Rye and Bourbon, 30 b5s Robertson county Whisky, in
store and for sale by STRATTON & EWING.
DURE RYE WHISKY rs bbs guaranteed pure,
: nr it'' O-'' ~ ''0'' W. 90 SHARON u EWING.
Sun DREES,-SOO packages star Candles, 100 packages
mrb5 STRATTON & EWING.
CTkAMBOATS-I will act 81 Agent 10 such Boats may
decIg D. W. RUSSELL, Agent,
ofCe r. L Weskeys Of Broad ana Front street
MOUNT OLIVET CEMETERY.
THE Directors of this Company to the
Public, that this Cemetery has been laid of with suit
able avenues and walks, and portion Of the ground
subdivded into Family Lots, which offered for sale
The map Of the grounds can be seen al the office OF
Lindsey Crockett where the public invited cal
and examine the same.
The Company feel confident ;hey could not have made
sUta5Ie location for Cemetery in the vicinity OF
Nashville and pledge themselves the public spare
money pains 10 make equal TO any Cemetery the
UnOG and such Nashville may feel some pride in
Tie Cemetery is Tow in charge Of o competent Super
uendent living the ground under whose direction In
tsrments viii be made in the best manner and at the
usual charges
The Directors Of the Company desIrous that the
grounds should be visited BY the citizens Of Nashville and
for hat purpose Omnibus will leave the Office Of Linds
lev Crockett at 4 O'clock Tuesday afternoon, the
sth inst and every Friday afternoon thereafter at the
same hour. The seats will be free.
Ladies and Families DESTROYS Of visiting the grounds,
will be called for their residences by sending their
cards to the President Of the Company
A. Y. s .LINDSLEY, PTes't
C. ". NANCE, See'y. jy6-t
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Nashville sDring Races.
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TUESDAY, May 26h-Match Race for $500 side 9lOoo
forfeit mile heats yesrS old carrying ~ pounds
IhOs Bacon names colt bE imported Albion, dam by
LeValhau, VIM Roun names Ely Byuum by Glen
Coe, dam by UthrIo or shamrock.
WEDNESDAY, May 21Jh, i-5s-SWeepstakes for untTed
oIds-I healsSlOD entrance So forfeit Three
race, closed with the following entries
Gen ChrathtW enters ID colt by Epsilon, dam Cot
taEe Girl by imported AiDteTOy.
Z. W Cheatham enters by imported Glencoe, dam
LeOnOra Love by imported LeyIathsn.
3. WIN ROuudtTee enters CD BY ID Boston, dam sally
Jones, BY Ieviathan.
4. Hyde enters C by Ebony, dam Little Trick by
imported Pr
5. Ei Edum enters b. imported Albion, dam by i'm
ported Sovereign.
9 P s Fowler enters Or Lizzie BurruS BY Lamda, dam
BY Pacific.
:. Cha NcHiweSheT enters q by imported AmOasSa-
dor. dam F!aNinelIa, Jr., by imp rted Auto rat
THURSDAY, May =5lh.-PTOPuetOTs Purse S2OO-mile
heats.
FRIDAY. May 29,h-SWeepstakes for year olds-S2OO
entrance, 90 l0OHe mile heats hree more 10 make
q race, closed with the following eHlTies
l. Gen q Chea,ham enters IN by Epsilon, dam Cottage
Gjl. 10y imported AIuderby.
VIM Roundreo Oy 80 Boston, dam Sally Jones
by LeViathiau.
4 Col Geo Elliott gr imported Albion, dam by
LevisthIsn.
). " Carck by imported Albion, dam RstleT.
dor, Sister 60 FraN nla, by imported Aut0crat.
SATURDAY, May 3Oth-PrOPretoTs Purse S30O-tWo mile
heats laPrl2-u W. PHILLIPS, frOpHe"r.
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Horne s. Co.,

LUhasLh DhUAU MI lhhhEI DEnEa4Os
hASHFTLLE, TEEN.
WILL give prompt atseugisn TO RECEIVING, storing,
w purchasing, selling OF Shipping Cotton, Tobacco,
WHEAT Caru Flour and 3Gcon snd will also devote es-
pacal age1non 70 receiving, storing sRd forwarding
merrhaudiss every diseEl non,
Our facilities II point Of and convenience are
equal 70 sny IN she city.
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THE PREMIUM JACK " MARENGO
MAMMOTH g

VVTLLmake his SIN season in Tennessee Cansy Springs
w Marshall county, .nis old stand SfUto insure
nett in oa able when the fact is property
removed or serred PGsuTage gratis grain feed . cts
per week Mammoth ID the P.cnl Of 10 premiums.
maTrh2s-tE Knight Il WILSON
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MINIS
Of all Qualities and Manufacture
Dunnell & Co., Gloucester, Burn, Flo
renee, Washington, Franklin, A. &
W. SPrague, RichmOnds, Con-
estOga, American, Frank
fort, P. Allen 81 Son, Manches-
ter, COchecO, Briggs, Bay State, Ro-
bersons, Lyon Company, Hoyle rs and
"A Double Purple English;
And all the different makes of English
Prints of all widths.
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.vr II E sEG8 bis W St9Fe aGd for sale 20 he whole
[ Isle trade a. SostsRa change. - -
80 D. ". RUSSELL, Agent
q Vveaklsyss srrnsE "G BFaad and Front Streets
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D. w. RUSSELL,
e. r. GLASC0CK.

e. r. GLASC0CK,
AUCTTONEER AND GESER Il AGENT,
TvOULD oGsF he ssTEIses 70 ne public Agent for
w ssiR Of
Real Estate Negroes, Furniture, Dry
seeds Groceries
~ tbss species Of property either IN ioWn or country Be
~ tsruined devote time 20 she above business and
81 r,aa deFale experience. GaueF yselfthat can
s satisfaction hogs vac may fsyeE ne 10 shat line.
,Isvs be f0und tthe Counting Bo0m % the Patriot
&C. p hes 70 ny aBseuss. Ofdsrs De ls TmaT4-tE
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FRENEa ANRIVALs.

yrETRFE Hundred Hatehe6- Al lny0Ee OF FGneF Goods
/ rrh ss Fancy BoEes HTNuE DesKs, &c, together Win
" CHAS FOX.
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BARGAIN.
r Az rCy Offering a. cfat sacrifice, that valuable prop
ertF, uu college HILL Immediately opposite the Uni
svrf s song corrupted by the late Dr Troost The Lot
ftf1 rapt ga Market street, ths Cot
Iese iayEe aud Comm6Ci3Uss and me Whole
al t'fo F,rire 8fefi il e bargain
Clslbgraess UBjbus has practically moved College Bill
gbg 5ga E Pu13g square and any wanting Tescenc
6rra t5s business would DO well 10 look e. this pro
a-f- 5slr an frays-tH A.V. LINDSEY.
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W. NJ. HARGRAVE,
HOUSE. SIGN AND ORNAMENTAL PAINTER,
BROAD STREET,
re1t27-H Nashville, Tenn.
MIS-, FIETT.s5sy Is AND MISS SCHULES
Will OPEN THEIR SCHOOL,
FOR TIE RECEPTION Of PUPILS,
EfNoz - Vine, between Church and Broad sts.
On the second OF February, 1857,
PRICEs SESSION.
Normal 2faE Grtne $50 %
Senior Ja-s.,.- .s's.r.ssr-s 50 ~
TunIsF Glass; ~ W
Drawing, French and Music5 extra.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-07-06
Shooting Afray-srAn Kilfed.

great excitement was caused on Satur-
Gay night (the 4th) by fatal affray which
occurred at the Bank Exchange, between
one Edward Lloyd (better known in this
heighborhood as "Limerick') and a man
named Giles s. Thornton. There are sever
al different stories about the affair, from all
of which, We gather the following facts'-
Thornton was sitting Mt & table In the Bank
Exchange, at which several gentlemen were
playing cards when Limerick came into the
Saloon and on seeing him commenced talk
ing to him about difficulty which they had
formerly had. Limerick was intoxicated and
abusive, and high words shortly ensued be-
tween the two. which were brought to close
by Thornton's throwing tumbler at Linn
erick, whom, it is said, had already placed
his hand on his pistol As soon as the tum-
bier was thrown, Limerick drew his revolver
and fred three shots. the last Of which took
effect in Thornton's abdomen. passing en-
trely through his body. Mr. Henry Hunt,
then rushed up and canght Limerick, and
took the pistol from him. Thornton was inn
mediately taken to the Orleans Hotel and his
wounds examined aud dressed by DR.. Nc
CURE. but all to no purpose, the wound was
fatal, and Thornton died yesterday at about
o'clock p. Nj. As the examination of Linn
erick will take place to-day. at which the
facts in the case will all be elected, we fore
bear comment, further than to say j. was a
most unfortunate affair, and such an one as
we should rather see happen on any day but
the Fourth of July.
Both the men are well known here, hav-
ing been in this vicinity for the last two
years. Lloyd is young man. probably not
more than twenty or twenty-one years Of
age, and, we believe, is very respectfully
connected in San Francisco Thornton was
originally from Portsmouth, Scioto county,
Ohio, is about thirty-fve years of age, aud
leaves q wife and one or two children to
mourn his fate.
Limerick wes Immediately arrested and
taken to Jail. lie will probably be examined
this morning before Justice Stafford. Both
Lloyd and Thornton were !nboring men, the
former being engaged in a sort of general
draying and hauling business, and the lat
ter being in the employ of Mr.. Lathrop as a
team,ter.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-07-06
Democrasic state Convention.

At a meeting OF the Democratic State Central
Committee. held In San francscoon the 10th oil May,
The following resolutions aaopled:
RESOLVED, That the next Democratic state Con
veniion be holden ut the city OF Sacrauroftc, on
TUESDAY, the lsth day of July next. and that the
basis of representation be is follows, viz: One del.
sgaie from every two huodred Democrstic votes
:ast and one delegate for every fraction over one
nundred Democratic vote cast for any Democratic
,tate officer at the last general eeciiOn-the Presi
icatal eiecor being considered, for the purposes Of
hts resolution, as State officers.
RESOLVED. That Messrs. Thomas Moore and Red
Ington are hereby appointed a committee to canvas
the ofcial returns in the Office OF the Secretary of
state, an from them TO make up and publish the ap
porl MN mt of delegates TO which the various coun
ties entitled, according to the basis OF presenta.
ton adopted.
The committee appointed by the last resolution
made the following report, by which The Democrats
ofthe ariOus counties will be governed in electng
delegates to the State Convention
ALFRED REDINGT0N, Chairman.
PIX. WooDsIpE, sec'y Dem State Cenlial Com.
To oGEN.ALTRED X REDISGTos Chairman. &c.-Dear
Sir: The Committee appointed at the recent meeting
OF the Democratic State Central Com mittee ~ appor
ton the deIe. .ates which each county will be entitled
to elect under the resolutions of the Central Commit
meet in Convention in Sacramento on the l4lh
of July prOxmo, have made the following apportion-
mont, viz:
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-07-06

Limerick, who immediately fired HE pistol
but without taking effect; he then hrcd
again lower down; Henry Hunt then caught
Limerick and held him. about which iime
another shot was fred don't know which
shot took effect.
John Shull being sworn, said was pre-
sent at the time and place specified; was SIT
ting ut the table overlooking the game:
Thornton sat opposite me; Limerick came IN
and hard words passed between the two:
saw Limerick throw his hand around for
the pistol Thornton had the cribbage board
in his hand. Thornton threw the tumbler,
and Limerick fired the pistol almost smut
taneousy; only saw the first shot hred
heard the other two Limerick was IN the
act of drawing the pistol when Thornton
grabbed the tumhler.
Thomas Ford being sworn, said. was
present at the Bank Exchange when tho
quarrel commenced know neither Of the
parties: saw two tumblers thrown; was
standing at the bar after the two tumblers
were thrown. heard Thornton call Limerick
an Irish son of bitch. Am an entire
stranger to both parties. am sure saw two
tumblers thrown before the pistol was fired.
After hearing the above testimony, the
jury reureu, anu hiter "oUut 'eu "'"u'eS
dcliberation returned with the following
VERDICT.
We the undersigned Jurors, do find that
Giles s. Thornton came to his death by a
pistol shot wound by one Edward Lloyd
(aias Limerck) in the Bank Exchange, in
the city of Oroville, county Of Butte. State
Of California. between the hours of 9 and
ii the 4th of July, 1857.
Signed by all 'he jurors
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-07-06
Coroner's Inquest OH the Body OF Giles S.
Thornton.

An inquest was held yesterday afternoon
by Coroner Harlow, on the body of Giles S.
Thornton. The jury was composed of the
following pers, ns C. II. Mason, Henry S.
Lohmaun. W. S. Greene, EI. c. johnson,
H. W. Messenger, Phillip Farrelly, J. B.
Ford. C. W. Butler, G. II. Mallery, J. b.
White, H. Butfun, James W. Hurd.
The following evidence was elected:
Mr.. II. B. Lathrop being sworn, stated :
was in the Bank Exchange last evening
sitting at the table playing crbbage; Thorn
ton came in and taking chair, set down
and looked on at the game He had set
there ahout an hour when Limerick came iu-
to the Saloon, and approaching Thornton,
said he wished to settle an old grudge exist.
ing between them, and asked him to 90 out
ard have " stand up fight Thornton re.
piled, II am not fighting man and don't
want to have any difficulty with you."-
Thornton also asked him to go away aud not
trouble him; Limerick drew up chair and
rat close 10 Thornton, and used very insult
ing language toward him. All of US were
sitting all this time saw Limerick put his
hand across his body as if he INTENDED TO
draw weapon; we all jumped TO our feet
Mt this time, and as Limerick was drawing
his pistol Thornton threw tumbler at hln,;
the throwing Of the tumbler aud Limerick S
first shot were almost simultaneous; the first
shot fired, went over Thornton's head with
out doing any harm; the next shot was low
er down; | was several feet off from the par
ties the combatants were about eight feet
apart at the first shot, and almost fifteen feet
apart Mt the second Thornton was unarmcd;
he worked for me as a teamster: after de-
ceased was shot, he was taken to the Orleans
Hotel
ii. B Lathrop, Jr., being sworne said was
standing near the table while my father and
another gentleman were playing crboage !;
saw Thornton sitting there; l went to the
billiard table to play pool, aud while there,
heard the first shot fired; saw Limerick hre
the second shot; heard Thornton say he was
hit: don't know whether after or before the
third shot was fired; didn't see whether the
pistol was pointed at Thornton or not.
c Ayres being duly sworn, said On the
evening in question, Mr.. Hammel, MIR. La
throp, MIR. Thornton and myself were sit
ting at a table in the Bank Exchange; the
first two Gentlemen were playing cribbage;
| saw Limerick come into the Saloon, anu
spoke to him; asked him about difficulty
which he had just had on the street; he said
that Thornton was the only man who had
ever whipped him and asked Thornton II such
was the case; Thornton laughed. aud said
he believed it was. Limerick then asked
him to 60 out and fight him; Thornton re-
fused, saying he was no fighting man, but II
assailed would try and defend himself Lin.
erick then sat down near Thornton, and
said. '' You lie. you dirty son of bitcb;"
Thornton then grabbed the cribbage board:
Limerick then put his hand to his side ms If
tn draw pistol. and rising up said. q don't
throw tumbler at me, you son Of bitch;
Thorntsa then threw the tumbler, hitting
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-07-06
Economy should be the order
of the Day.

The Subscriber begs leave to inform the property
owners of 0rovlle, that he has come prepared with
The necessary apparatus TO build nent, substantial
FIRE PROOF STORES of CONCRETE OR BtTON,
at n saving of - per cent below the cost of brick
buildings. Having thorough knowledge of tbs
component parts OF this material and the manner OF
using il, he can defy competition. Those desrous Of
building would Il, well to give him call. Plans and
Specifications DIR lwn with dispitch. Any applica-
lions left nj the banking house of Hedges ilannon,
will meet wit prompt attention. -
jelOf J. hlkN AN.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-07-06

RkrURN OF THE HoNEy LAKE ExcUR-
rIoSIsvs The pleasure party which left
Chic aboat two weeks since for Honey Lake
returned yesterday. They had an alcful
good time caught trout. shot ducks. geese.
quail. and grouse in any quantity. All got
back in excellent health and spirits, and
highly pleased with the route. The ladies
especially, praise the excellence Of the road.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-07-06
Masonic.

"a PURSUANT TO A RESOLUTION adopted
~FNs~at "A meeting Of Royal Arch MasOns,
\assembIed in Oroviie, June 24ih, 1857, all
Companion Royal Arch Masons in good standing In
Bu'le County, are requested 10 meet at MASONIC
HALL, In Orovill' ON TUESDAY, JULY 7th, 1857,
ut O'Clock A. NJ for the purpose of taking steps to
organize ii Chapter, pursuantb tt Ancient Usages.
u A. GASrbN,,
J.J KnEiNE }Committee.
C. T. COLONY
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-07-06
County Trcasurcr's Office,

OROvILLk. May I3th, 1901. I
Notice hereby given that all persons holding Ruite
County Warrants, payable from the General Fund,
registered between the lst day of November 1856,
and the 5tk OF December 1856 inclusive. that the
same will be paid presentation al this Office, and
after this date said Warrants will cense to bear in
terest. WM LATTlMORE,
Teasurer Butte County.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-07-06
Merchants Exchange.

This Saloon. by far the best arranged, most popular
and best lighted of anv in Urovr or cnity. p'ovi
Gei with FIVE arst class Biiard Tables, talented
band Of Musicians, IA best stocked DaI, and the
most attentive and conn etei.t bar Keepers in North
etn California is now under the sole control Of the
under sgned, who soliciis. and hopes he may merit
aud receive continuance oI the liberal patronage
heretofore bestowed upon the saloon.
|. UNANIMOUSLY,
June % Alias '.COUNT."
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-07-06
TRour FISHING ExrRAoRpINARY.-O On

TRoUr FISHING ExTRAoRpINARy.- On
Saturday, (the 4th.) Capt. Wilson and q
friend went troating in the West Branh of
Feather river. The Capt. caught in six
hours 1877 trout, and his friend caught rs,
making total Of 2i2 for the days sport
Porter's Split If the Times please copy
We kneso that Capt. caught "severiar' fer
he brought us tbs occular proof
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-07-06
Democratic County Convention.

The Democratic Electors OF the different Precincts
IN Bntte County, are hereby requested TO send dele
gates to The Democratic County Convention which Is
hereby called to meet at Orovile on Monday, July 8,
1857, for the purpose of elecing delegAtts Ia The
State Convention, the ilteenih Judicial District
Convention, the 14Ih Senatorial District Convention,
and for the ouninaiiOn Of County Officers Accord
ing TO the appotionmen adopted by the last Conv"n
tion. the different Precincts entitled to repre-
seDtaton as follows:
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-07-06
DIR. l.. j. CZApkAY'S
June %

Grand Medical and surgical Institute,
Sacramento street, below MONTGOMERY, opposite Pa
ciiec Mail Steamship CImpanl's oilico, San Fran
:isco California; established in 1854 Cor the perma
nent cure of all Private aud Chrome Diseases and tho
suppression Of Z uackery.
Attending ana Resident Physician, l.. J. CZAP-
KAY, NJ D.. late in the Hnrgaran Revolutionary
War; Chief Ph, sician 10 the tn Regiment OF HON
veds, Chief Surgeon 10 the Military lio.ptal OF
Pesth, hungry, and late Lecturer on "Diseases Of
Women aud Children
Commune atioGs strictly confidential.
Consultations, by letter o Otherwise. free.
Address l.. j. VI tPkAY. NJ. ID.
i,2,-3m San Francisco, California.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-07-06
Private Boarding,

Can be had at the house northwest corner nown"r
and Montgomery Streets with rooms II desired fnrn-
shed 10 SUIT gentlemen with their wives, or single
Gentlemen (as the case may be) Apply TO
MRS. BERRY.
i.e tho prernises
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-07-06

County CONVENTION Considerable in
terest is felt in regard to the nominating
convention which meets in Orovi'le to. day
Delegates have been arriving during the
past two days, and have been marshalled,
button. .holed and buzzed around town al.
most incessantly.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-07-06

OsE OF THE OLD SrocK.-James b Clay,
SON Of the late Heary Clay, has been nom'
mated for Congress by the democrats OF the
Ashland district in kentucky. 1t is said ne
has accepted the nomination.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-07-06

TErIMoNIAL "A service of silver plate
was presented to Hon. NJ. s. Latham, the re-
tiring Collector of the port of San Francisco,
by the employees of the Custom House, on
Thursday last Mr.. Latham has won an
enviable popularity during his public Ca
reer
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-07-06

WATCH SToLEN.-Wash, the colored man,
so universally and favorably known as town
bell ringer, went out of town yesterday
and on his return lay down in his cabin on
Miners Alley, and went to sleep. During
his nap he was robbed of fine gold watch
valued at s250,00. Tempus fug;t.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-07-06
DON'T throw YOUR Money away!

But 90 to nENDEES and have your Likeness
taken corner OF Iuntoon st. and Miners Alley -
They have had over eleven years experience In the
art and warrant their pictures tn be as good rs can
be made GIVE THEN CALL.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-07-06
I'm the Field.

The friends Of :. l.. SNYDER respectfully an
nounce him a candidate for Assembly sntJec' 10
the nomination of the Democratic Convention
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-07-06
For Assessor.

The name of J. A. RYDER is recommended by
numerous frienes ani Democrats of Bidwen Towns
hip for the ofl;e of County Assessor, subject TO
nomination By the emocraic Convention.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-07-06
SPECIAL NOTICES.
Get Your License.

All persons fniing to pay City License when call
ID upon. will be sued Immediately, and damaged In
tets of Court. by the MARSHAL.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-07-06

DemOcrnffc County convention.
The Democratic County Convention will
meet to-day in the Court Room, at o'clock
p. nj.
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1857-08-29

ess are entered at the same time and place for
the Royal plate; terms, conditions, weights and
distance the same exactly as for the Goodwood
cup. The next engagement Is for Prioress for
the Lexington stakes, September Cd, two
miles, for which the best horses in England are
entered. The following day the three Ameri4
can horses run for the Warwick cup, distance
three miles. At the Doncaster meeting, Sept.
18th, Mr.. Ten Brock has entered his three
year old colt Babylon. At the Houghton
meeting, Oct. 26th, Pryor and Lecompte enter
for sweepstakes of 800 each, half forfeit,
with $500 added, for a race over a track four
miles one furloDg and one hundred and seven
ty,three yards. The last shows the speed and
endurance of the horses, and is considered the
the best for the American racers, which have
been trained to run greater distance than the
English horses usually run.