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Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1858-10-18
The Season OF Fairs.

Nearly all of our Tennessee exchanges
come to hand filled with glowing accounts of
agricultural and mechanical Fairs. The sea-
sous have been propitious, and those en-
gagged in the pursuits of agriculture have
much to show and to be proud Of The wealth
er has been delightful--as glorously beanti-
full as ever fell to the lot of cur race in this
happy clime-and all classes Of our people
have been tempted by it to enjoy the sights
to be seen at the Fairs. At many of the
Fairs, we are glad to know, the articles on
exhibition were numerous, varied, and at
tractive-much more so than heretofore I: thus
esidencing increased appreciation of the ad-
vantages of Fairs by those for whose particu-
lar benefit the State provided our system. We
trust that every return of the season will
show an improvement upon its immediate
predecessor, until the Fairs of Tennessee shall
rank in interest and Importance amongst the
first in the nation. There is no reason why
they should not attain this proud eminence.
Tennessee has the climate and the soil. and
all the resources necessary to put her in the
vanguard. Nothing is wanting but the proper
spirit, energy and pride. Let these but be
thoroughly aroused, and we are sure she can
compete with the most successful of her sis
tiers.
The State Fair, held last week on the Fair
Grounds near this city, was. we believe, the
most successful of any heretofore held there.
There is no room to complain in regard to the
number of visitors. They were sufficiently
numerous. We do think. however, that al
though the number and excellence of the
various things which formed the aggregate of
the exhibition. may have eclipsed preceding
Fairs on those grounds, the exhibition did not
do Justice to the vast resources, the agricul-
tural and mechanical industry. etc. of Mid
die Tennessee. The attractiyeness might have
been increased an hundred fold. if but titche
of those who have at home abundant pre-
ducts of the farm, the garden, the orchard,
fine horses, cattle, sheep, hogs, etc, to say
nothing of the works of the shop, the manu-
factory. and other abodes of industry and en-
srgy. 1t may be that the numerous success
full county Fairs in this section of the State,
had some effect in diminishing the mass Of
materials for the State Fair; but this ought
not to have been the case. The effect ought
10 have been precisely r-verso. Gotten up
10 advance the interests of the farmer, the
mechanic, and the manufacturer, they should
see that these exhibitions truly represent
them. and that they shall be of such char
acter a. shall repay the visitor the expense
and trouble of attending them. We believe
that the right kind of feeling is at last
aroused and that hereafter the interest of our
Fairs will continue to increase. Most ear
nestly do we trust that in this the visiting
masses will not be disappointed.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1858-10-18

THE ROOSTER PLANT.-We have been pre-
sented by Mr.. G.. De Ferret with two speci-
mems of marvellous production of nature
entitled the rooster flower. 1t is flower
neither bright nor gaudy, but still rich in its
texture, singular in its formation, and won
derful in its resemblance to a chicken cock,
minus the head. 1t consists of bulb pre-
cisely the shape of fat chickens body, with
a gracefully curved spear and a rich double
leaf growing out of the lower end, the spear
standing erect and the leaf hanging in such
a manner as to convey at once striking re
semblance to the bird from which il takes it's
name. The whole is of pale green color,
whilst all the fbres are marked on the sur
face in delicate chocolate brown, with fancy
interlacings and dots of the same color, the
distribution of these markings being accom-
mOdated to the different structures of the bulb,
spear and leaf in the most beautiful and taste
full manner. Each would make a right pretty
calico pattern. This plant, Mr.. Ferret in
forms us is a native of the mountains of Cuba,
and is with difficulty raised north of that is
land. He has had considerable trouble in
bringing the plant to bloom in New Orleans.
and is the only possessOr of the plant in tn
United States The rooster flower is cer ainly
a great curiosity, and to those who admire
the wondrHus fine arts of nature, as develop
ed in floral kingdom is well worth the trouble
of raising.-N o. Crescent.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1858-10-18

THE CHESS MATCH AT PARIs.-The New
York Courier DIES Etats Unis contains letter
dated Paris, SPIT 23d, the latest date receiv-
ed, which says:
america has check-mated Europe, in the
duel between Mr.. MOrpby, of the United
States. and Mr.. Harwitz, of Berlin. The
latter has BEEN vanquished, and has played
for the King of Prussia Get jone pour Le R0i de
Pru:se)."
What playing for the king OF Prussia has
to do with the affair, we are unable to divine.
The London Illustrated News, of September
2Sth, says:
'Mr. Morphy intends, we understand, upon
the termination of his short encounter with
Mr.. Harwitz to proceed Immediately to Bres-
lau, for the purpose of breaking lance with
the German champion, Andersen"
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1858-10-18

Es- Cobbett, in his Grammar of the Eng
fish Language, writes-"Who. which becomes
whose in the possessive case. and whom. in
the objective case, is. in its use, confined to
rational beings; for. though some writer's do
say, the country whose fertility is great and
the like. it is not correct" Further on. in
remarking on the common way in which very
good writers often employ whom" and cit
ing cases, Goblet writes, "a hundred such
phrases might be collected from Hume. Black
stone. and even from Doctors Blair and John
son. Yet, they are bad grammar"
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1858-10-18

The LtvIAruAN.-The immense iron steam
er, constructed on the Thames, of which 30
much has been said. is still unfinished. The
owners, after having spent all their means
upon it, don't know what disposition to make
Of the monster. Al the latest dates, there
was n runor that the Emperor OF the French
had his eye upon 1t, and would. II the British
Government made no objection, purchase and
convert il into "a great floating battery to de
tend the coast of France. Capable of carry
ing the heaviest and most strucIve cannon.
and of transporting. at the same time, ten
thousand men, TO any point needing defense,
its advantages for the purposes Of floating
battery are apparent.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1858-10-18

ky@ Carl Benson (di,as Charles Aston Bris-
ted) sends the following recipe for new
drink from Baden-Baden to the SPIRIT Of the
Tinsss:
Hook CUP-Take two bottles Of hook, mot
the more expensive kinds-Forster or Lieb-
fraumilch is good enough,) the rind of four
lemons. plenty of sugar, plenty of ice, plenty
OF any fruit in season, STRAWBERRIES are best;)
let stand half an hour. stirring occasionally.
and Just before drinking add half 4 bottle of
dry champagne. Ii may be taken with i'm
punity 10y the most delicate female, as the adj
ycrtisements say.
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FURNISHING GOODS.
Old Dominion Coffee Pots,

The best Coffee Pot in use makes strong and fine hav
ored Coffee, all sizes, from to 20 quarts.
Coffee Heclas and Coffee Begins.
Coffee and Tea Urns and Pots, common tin, block
tin and Britannia.
ShOveis and TOngs.
Fire Irons in sets.
Fire Iron Stands.
Plate Warmers, some very handsome.
Coal Vases, Fillet and Powered
Coal Scuttles, Common, Japanned, Copper and
Brass.
Fancy and Plain Toilet Sets.
Bath Tubs, ali kinds.
Water Carriers and Foot Tubs.
Wash Bowls, plain tin, block tin, zinc and glass
coated.
spittoons, japanned, zinc, painted britannia, china
and iron.
Cake and Sugar Boxes, all kinds
Cash Boxes, with lock and key
Knife b IXes and Baskets.
Spoon and Fork Boxes. lined.
Spice Boxes, square and round.
Candlesticks, common tin, japanned, iron, brit
tinnia, brass and plated
lamps for Kitchens, Lard Lamps, Brittania and
Miners Lamps.
the best and cheapest light in
Chatting Dishes.
Steak Dishes.
Oyster Dishes and Oyster Sauce Pans.
Soup Tur Of Block Tin.
Soup Ladies', Block Tia aud Britannia
Egg Boilers and Poachers-
Egg and Cake Turner's, iron and block tin.
Britannia Cigar Lighters and Cups.
Ladies', Swimmers, Forks and Spoons, for Cooks
use.
Casters common and silver plated
Bread and Fruit Baskets
Tea Trays and Walters, square and oval, some very
hands
suffers and snuner Trays
Nut Crackers and Nut Picks
Sugar Tonus fine steel.
Meat Saws
Soap Stove Griddies. round and obsong.
Beef and Siaw Cutters
Coffee Roasters, new kind.
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SINGULAR AccIDrsr1The Hartford Press.

SfSGuLAR AccIDENT-The Hartford Press
in describing game of wicket. gives the fol-
lowing remarkable incident: sMr. Jabez
Aivord had buckled strap tightly around
h. right arm above the elbow to prevent his
arm from becoming famed when throwing in
the ball. Soon large throw became neces-
sary, but as the effort was made crack short
and distinct as that of pistol was heard
across the playground, and the young mans
arm fell powerless at his side, the ball des-
cribing short curve beyond. On an i'm
mediate examination of the arm by Doctors
Phelps and Steele. who were upon the ground,
it was found that the bone was broken short
off just above the point where the strap was
placed"
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1858-10-18

DEAD LETTERs.-The dead letter branch of
the General Post Office has just closed an
other quarters work During the three
months which terminated on the 3Oth ultimO,
there were found 2,729 letters which con-
tanned money amounting in the aggregate to
Sl2.92l. For the quarter which closed 30th
June last, there We're received 1919 letters,
and S2l ,49S in money. For the quarter end
ing Both March. 2,472 letters and SI3457 in
money. Quarter closed 3lst December, 1852
letters and Sl3,36l in cash. Total in the
year, II, 102 letters and Sol ,239 in money.
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Rom the SAsleyrslis coasti,stionalss:, Dszoc-uise
The Banks.

II will be remembered that there was n
lecting OF few Democrats In the city OF
ashyille some time since. which meeting put
nth certain propositions in reference to
.tnks. We do not know that the Democratic
trty Is hound 10y them. For our part, We
re not able TO understand how IL i that GER
ain journals can tura compl te somersets in
gard To the Bank OF Tennessee Some time
uce, certain journals were ia favor of wind
" up the Bank IL Tennessee instanter. and
ow they are willing to let its charter expire.
fore winding up. The straRgest novelty
bout these propositions, binding upon no
he. Is that they propose TO wind up the best
+, anks Ia the STATE previous 10 winding up
re little concerns. We think this very bad
oliey. though some older heads than ours
lax din rently. All the people desire, is a
, ood currency. II thu little concerns are
-tter able 20 furnish il than the old Banks.
nv pursue the policy Of the late meeting at
'sshsille.
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SINGULAR.-A few weeks since saws the
New Orleans Crescent, we mentioned as a sin
gular circumstance the marriage of German
widow. in the third district, to her fifth bus-
band-not one of the previous four having
outlived his wedding year. Well, few
days since the fifth husband took the yellow
fever. He died, and on Friday he was
buried.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1858-10-18
Rio FIGURING Mills,
For Sale or Lease

WE have determined retire from business,
w therefore, wish tn sell (nr lease for a term OF
years our mill known as the Rio NILS Murfrees-
bOrO', Tenn. We will not attempt 10 give a descrip-
ton OF the MIL In tins advertisement We presume
any one wishing % buy lease would desire 20 see
the Mills for themselves Tie Mil building Is 10 brick
80 by so feet. a stories high, covered with tin The
Boilerhouse is OF brick 50 by 80 feet covered with
tin. The lot which said mill Is situated contains
about SIX acres Of ground with two Cooper Shops
Also, n good dwelling house, with six rooms and a
passage, and good out houses. said lot u as well
adapted 10 raising fattening hogs any lot ia the
State, having number 81 shade trees 10 II and a
never falling stream OF water running through it,
railroad running % the mill door feet track
same gn"ge and size iron the Nashv lie and Chatta
nooga Railroad. And a contract with the Nashville
freight, going 20 or from the mill the mil: thus
saving the entire expense - draying Five run OF
Ieet Burrs, everything Ia perfect running order.
These mills have more venences and possess great
er advantages, - situation, &c We think than a
other mill m the United States.
We Offer the whole, above described, for $40 600
$40 900 down In cash good cash notes the bal
ance In one, two and three years
The profits e the rAiil, Il ~ billy attended To- i
mo than meet all the pas mcnts. (s1crtH of course.
the nrst) For what time we have run the ulii this
season, VIII pay at the II over 20 cr cent per
anuotn Two or three energetic Ia cosli uske
with these mills, two three fuTtIa e. while they
would make one In California Kansas. So we think
Those wishing o. buy lease viii please apply TN
way or the ether, BY the nrst q January next. We
We have charter from the Legislature Of State
Incorporating the mills, which the purchaser can use
or not as he thinks best Address
HUGGINs 4 RANSOM.
o'ue-tri~em Aurfreesbyro', Tenn.
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Coon NEws!-We learn from Mr.. Sloss, the
able and untiring President of the Tennessee
and Alabama Central Railroad. who returned
to this place on yesterday, from Philadelphia,
that he has purchased iron enough to COM
pete the road from this place to the Tennessee
line.-Athens (ALa.) Ne,cs.
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~ There Is great talk in Paris Of the
creation Of 500 Bar ms, who are TO form tie
nucleus of a now no5lesse 10 surround and
support the thorne. The report has given
rise TO that Of another--that Of the intend d
coronation of ~ Emperor at More Dame. /
like the Great Napoleon, Ia the month of
january next.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1858-10-18

CorroN PICxING.-The Lincoln Journal has
the following. 1t is certainly good picking
for that portion of the country:
J. b. Lamb, Esq. has handed us the follow
ing as the resulI of one days picking. viz.
the 9th of October. by 10 hands, on his plan
tation, miles west of Fayetteville, under
the superintendance OF Mr.. Robert l.. Thorn
ton, and challenges I. nnessee to BEAT it. The
following are the nam of the hands aud the
several amounts picked by each, averaging
3i5 to the hand, to-wit:
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1lrw publications.
The Works of Charles Lamb.


W. 7. BERRY & 60 have just received few sets
of Mr.. MoXoN'S beautiful edition of THE WORKS
OF CHARLES LAMB, complete in -Four Volumes.
CONTENTS:
l. The Letters of Charles Lamb, with sketch of
his Life. BY Sir 7. Y. Talfourd
?. Final Memorials of Charles Lamb: consisting
chiefly of his Letters not before published. with
sketches of some of his companions. BY Talfourd.
3. The Essays Of Ella.
4. Rosamund Gray; Recollections Of Christ's Hos
pital, Poems, &c
W T. B. 4 co. have also Just received
HAYDN's DICTIONARY OF DATES. l vol. svo.
VFSTIGES OF THE NATURAL HISTORY OF CRE-
ALTON. vol, vo., new edition.
TAYLoR'sPHYsIcAL THEORY OF ANOTHER LIFE.
] vol.
MEMOIRS OF THE EARLY ITALIAN PAINTERS
by Mrs Jameson. Numerous Illustrations.
THE POLITICAL ECONOMY OF ARr-by Ruskin.
HANDBOOK OF PAINTING vol. 12vo.
LIVES AND WORKS OF MICHAEL. ANGELO AND
RAPHAEL-illustratcd with fifteen highly finished
Engravings
FLAXMAN's CoMPOSTTONs-Then HAD and odvs-
sey ~ Homer, Dante, Hesiod &c. septao-tr
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~ est Nashville.

IN uie prem -, II IA o'ciock A A.. Tor and oa
" account q JoEs T.. GIKSvEx Clerk and Master of
the Chanoery Cc0rt Al Nashville, BY uirtue Of a de-
cree N The case q Hensb4w Edwards Co. ct ais vs.
wm- n heNairy Ct ais viii sell Fubhc sale the
Following Lots In West Nashville, via. Noe 9ei $50.
Us a. IL, 2s2, eco, 273 l35. lSs al ms 2l1 81
ass, 30, 2is, IS, 112, 80 and 49,.
hAndnls wHh mere particular description Of the
Sale Will be issued IN due time.
IEAss---A credit Of one, tao and three years for
notes satisfactorily secured, bearing interest, ana
lea retained. A v = llNTSfEY
septz8-td * College street
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gEs- The Grand Lodge of the Masonic Or
der of Kentucky, at it's recent session in Lex
ingtOn, by vote of 1873 to SO, determined to
hold its meetings hereafter at Louisville.
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enough to give the majority to the opposi-
ton. Full returns may change this result.
1t is probable that the opposition may make
further gains in Illinois aud New York next
month. Unless the sham democracy make
gains in the elections yet to come off in the
South. the House is likely to pass from under
their domination
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A Recipe for Punch.

" little sugar To make it sweet,
A little lemon In make It sour,
A little water to make it weak,
And little brandy 10 give IL power -
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TESSEssEE BoSDs.--At the New York
Stock Exchange on the 18th lnst.. So, 900
Tennessee per cent Bon % sold at % cents.
This ID u further Improvement.
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EaS- Mr.. Young, of this county. has sue
coed in making from Chinese sugar cane a
very fair article of ShelbyUiue ELposi-
tor.
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Carlyle says: "Experince is an excellent
school-master, but he does charge such dread
full high wages"
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Indigestion.

Jamestown, Montgomery CO., Md
January 81, 1857 J
never felt the benefit Of any medicine SO much rs
from the bottle Of BERHAvE's HOLLAND BrrKRs pur-
chased last fall I wish to know where can get H.
without fear Of imposition.
Signed, JOSEPH c. DEILETT.
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u JEW OOk -.
JOHN YORK ~ CO.
Book Sellers, BOOk-8inders and
BLANK BOOK MANUPACTURERS,
No. 3S Union street,
Nashville, Tennessee.
.sbl-n
NEW NOOK -.

Ttcomb's Letters Ia Young People;
A Story Of the Telegraph, by c ,. Briggs;
Memoirs Of Rachel;
The Two Sisters, by Mrs. Southworth;
Election: poem on d-Morse-Frankln;
Two Millions, by W. A. Butler;
Life Of Geo stephe ason-Ralway Founder;
The Art OF Beauty, by Lola Montez,
The Lectures Of Lola Montez;
Cyclopedia Of Wit and Humor, by Burton;
American Eloquence, ? vols. syo;
The Horse Of America, by Forester:
Buckless History OF Civilization in England;
Homan's Cyclic ,edia OF Commerce;
Bancront's History Of tie Revolution;
Davenport Dunn, by Lever;
For sale by JOHN YORK co.
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Auction Sale Of Groceries,
Tuesday Morning. October 18th, 10 o'clock
DILLON & CO.,
No Is College street.
Nashville, Tennessee.

w Ill sell IN front OF their Warehouse the follow
w ing ARTICLES at Auction:
so bags prime Rio Coffee; 900 dozen MAson's Black
so boxes Tyson Tea; ing:
10 cases Ginger Vine, loo kegs Nails, assorted
uicc article. sizes:
20 boxes extra Virginia 500 barrels Whisky assert
Tobacco; ed hrauds,
- boxes various brands 90 barrels Holland Gin.
Of Tobacco: is hf~
10 boxes Kentucky Leaf so bsls ]. II. Smiths Old
Tobacco; Reserve WHISKY:
20 half bbis- extra Whts- IS = Old Bourbon wis
Ky; Ky;
900 ene HaxanaSegaFs, Is . Old Monongahela
assorted brands; WHISKY;
10 cases Aromatic Bit 80 .. Malaga Vine;
trFs; IS one-han casks Cegnac
$50 Teams Wrapping Pa brandy;
per; so boxea Brandy,
SO boxes Whisky;
Tegethsr With numerous other ARTICLES n make up
cosaPtese sale l1ilOS 4 Co
ostis-ta No. IS. College street
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G. RIA T E. S

Fine Enameied with Circular Tenders and summer
Fronts;
Common Crates for Rooms, with and without Sum-
meT Fronts;
Extra Tenders, circular and square, all sizes;
MarbelZed Iron Nantes with Crates complete.
Iron Crates Tor Kitchens, best fire brick always on
hand.
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The Late EIectIons-The House.

1.-THE Congressional elections which took
place on Tuesday last in Pennsylvania. Ohio.
and Indiana, are very important in their
results. The Democratic majority in the
present House Of Representatives, over the
combined opposition is. according to the "
J. Herald, t,OentytsrO In the elections Tues
day the opposition, if the Geographic ac-
counts are correct, gain.
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From the ". o. Ptcqyune, Oct II.

CITY ASSESSMENT FOR 1858 We have re-
ceived from the hands of the secretary of the
Board of Assessors the recapitulation and
summation of their work for the present wear
The table before us presents a favorable indi-
cation of the healthy growth of the city,
though some of the items appear to be very
low. The manner of doing business in this
city, we are told, accounts for the otherwise
singular sums returned under the head of in
crease and capital and money at interest. The
footing of these columns is certainly but lit
tie indication of the money used in the bust
ness of New Orleans or the profits of the
years ventures. Itwould require more space
than we have to give to the subject to furnish
every reader full explanation of the matter;
we, therefore, simply give results:
The assessed value of real estate is.. "a 252 600
Total number Of slaves, l0.271-assessed
valne. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 6.l04 3S5
Assessed income ............. -....... 1886 6l0
Furniture assessed ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. l.7l9775
Horses and carriages. Observation-Disclosures. 1859 EOS
Stocks IN vessels. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. as 600
Capital assessed. ..... ........... Is 976ssS
Total assessments. ........ .slO7 $40 963
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FOR THE LADIES,

LEsLIE'S MAGAZINEAND GAZETTE or FASHION,
for October, just received and for sale by
r. HAGAN,
sept29-u Market and Union streets
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fall fafrs.
NENNPNlS COYRSE.

Ns ~ NN Il EE1S IVA E6 ~.
TTNHF Races over the Memph 3 Course will commepr
U ON TUESDAY, october 19th, 1888. and continn
FIVE DAYS
First DAY. TrESnGY. October 1a--The 'swArEFR
STAKE" for three Odds s 90 entrance: $50 for
felt Mile heats: three 20 or the stake. ia
Club To add 5000. provided the S run; 10 name
and close on the 1st dHv of August 1855 Security
viii he required for the forfeit in the hove stake
SANE nAY.-Jockey Club Purse $500. Three mile
heats.
SECOND DAY, WEDNESDAY. October 2O.-Jockey
Climb Purse $500. Mile heats three in five
SANE nAv.-Sweepsiake for two ve7r Odds: 5000 on
trance $50 forfeit. 'las Of mile - three or moo
10 MI tho staEennw three entries. Security will be
rennired for the forfeit
THIRD nAY. THTRSnAY. 0ctoNe- 81 The tHtppvr,
STAKF.' for three vrar nlas. Two milo heats. $500
entrance; sln0 forfeit three G thc stake;
the Club Ia add s3oo provided tho race Is run.
name and close on lSi dav Of August. 1855 Securit
will he required for the forfeit
FOURTH nAY. FRInsy. October 22.-Iockcv Gu
Pnrse Sio0. Two mile heats.
FIFTH DAY, SsrT'En,v. October 22.-.Tockey Gu
Purse 81 .non. Four mile heats
re- A "Walt over the above Corrse entities
horse IN the full amount n Jockey Clrl, pnrSps.
All entries, with forfeits secured, must he d.
rected o.
WV 7. RoUNpTREE. PRorPHTop,
le"h-'d Mempbis fem