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ALY'S
Aromatic Valley Whisky.


this age of aiuerat and ieleeriOus
Of great satisfaction to be able to INTRODUCES to public notice
the above artcean article OF unquessned purity, and pos
ssing qualities except such have the most favorable in
huence on the human constitution.
few Of soil the banks Of the Rhine produce the
grape ~hh will flourish no whore else from whose Juice pro-
ceeds the 'Johannisberg theohOcest wine Of the world
quality Of which, when manufactured into cigars are ncompara
bly, superior TO that Of the P!oiuctof ether soil And mar
strip Of land in the Parish Of NatOche in Louisiana, has
lsng supplied the world superA article Of SbuG,
from such Tobacco cannot be induced to elsewhere
In like manner has long been known that limited territory
lying the valley Mouongaea exclusively brings
forth Rye of properties markell and pecul that its distl
a!on produces Whisky Of such suPeraiVe places
By process recently discovered and only my
Aromatic valley whisky,
with Wkchn other stand instangs comparison.
have apprehension Of being accused OF publishing
waantabe or even eNsgered eaeoniamS BY any one who
tits nav the standard the arst
Clubs the city Of New York. and wherever tits introduced At
once assumes its leading position, is
AWARDED the Palm of Superiority,
and the demand for il tecomesa thing established
Its medicinal properties such. that while its mmeots e
pleasant grateful it exercises the haPpiest Pema
have sam Of DAILY Aromatic Valley Whisky
find Il TO be pure drfc Of hne flavor, and without
deIeterious sllni1tare JAMES L. Chiffon, ND,
srlTE AssAYEA's OFFICE % Somerset street,t
Boston, April I7th, 1855
have made chemical ANALYSIS Of your Aromatic Valley
ny no Injurious matters any kind and recommend It
as suitable for medical and public purposes.
CHARLES T. JACKSON,
State Assayer
VIZ. DAILY
Aromatic Valley Whisky received, and after careful
animation. lie pure article, entirely free from bs
ddtsraRI IN redteats s0reIeg used. Yours respect
fully, JAMES J. HAPES,
Analy Chemist
TPConsumers can depend upon getting pure article when
they buy Valley Whisky, is sold by the bottle only
WV. II. DAILY,
20 South william street, New York,
ianI9-teo I'm Sole Proprietor.
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no one voIer. I'D the CilY of NashviIIe.

40 ihe voters OF the Clly OF NASHVILLE
Constable fiji the vacancy ocasoned by the resignation Of
sam Nicbol received majority Of all the vo'es pOed and
received from the Sheriff certificate my CanstA
bile to fill the said vacancy. My election has by
Of opponents John D. Cover aside by his honor,
Judge Whwora because Of the failure Of the Sheriff
election and likewise for infOrmaty in the
m Ward in The appointment and swearing of the Judges In
EPectors Of the election
Another election has been ordered take place Saturday
the 96th If March, and again candidate Office
and solicit your support. IRA 4. STOUT
March 70, Isj9-td.
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"UNGARIAN Grass seed .---We have 8 large stock
OF this Justly celebrated Grass Seed and have reduced the
mice 10 A. 95 per bushel. 1t far superior to the common Met
~ se ~, an va ARMSTRONG + co.
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MORE no BE ADMIRED zHAg THE
IL ICHEST DEADEM
MoRK re RE ADlnR.

EVER tH
Worn by Kings or EBnpePOrs
What why a Beautiful Head of Hair.
DECAUsEitis the God Himself rori1ed for all
ID Reader, although the may bloom
teeth be those Of pearls il me ea covering or
the hair be snarled and shryeled Aal and Dry STILL
Woods Hair Restorative used three tines week,
restore and permanently to ALL such oa:aent
ne following and Judge The writer il the celebrated Pianist
R hsa1 %o5Y.- xrw YonK. ADru 70. ,sss
Dear S-Permt me to express to you the sbzations am
under for the entire restoration Of hair to its original color
becoming gray bu tupon the application Of your r Resto
tive original hue consider your Restorative
as very wonderful invention quite ecaeOus we'll
). TaALBERs.
'sDryeh ar Gwyliedyct"
Welsh Newspaper Office. 10 Nassau st April r. 1853.
Prov. Q. WOOB DsTr Sr-S0me or six weeks ago
CONCLUDED to Try hair little thinking at the time
that would reStOr the hair to its original color
that wonderful elect turning ali the gray hairs to dark brown
at the time identifying and tCkeRng the hair strongly
eangek Of thsir hair. CHARLES CARDEW.
NEw YORK, July .. 1857
Hair Restorative, being the ecaciOus article
almost white have gradually grown dark;
natural color II also has relieved me Of ali dsnruT and m
j. g. KILBY.
PROF. WooD-About years ago my hair falling
OF and turning gray fast Becoming bald, and had tried
many remedies effect commenced using your Restos
tive in January last few applications fastened hair firmly
began fill up grow and turned hack its former color
laekl. At this time it lilly restored to its original coor
health, and appearance and cherfuy ST.
Chicago ILL.,. May Z, 1851. J. D. HOES.
The Restorative put up bottles Of Sizes large
dunn and small the small holds y pint retas for
dollar per boe the medium holds least per
proportion thLn the SMALL ets for d0llar per botte
the large holes quart forty cent in proportion, and
Tetailed for S3
o. J. WOOD&CC Proprietors 32 Broadway, New York On
The great Y Wrs Railing EstablishmenJ and ia Market ST.
St. Louis No.
And Sold by all good Druggists aud Fancy Goods Dealers
noy23-d&wlyin
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sHPc oAs AND STATIONERY.
r. n AZ An

-. ~ & An,
,5egzS9 -RA''AsT SzREsE EAsHFTLLE, TEyyK,ssE
Invites Country Merchants Book Sellers and Dsaiers .nsrv q
EXAMINE MS STOCK and prices lis assortment copFs mi
- 90 Books Gold and staei Ps1s = z @1' 40
Writing Paper, Printers Statone-y s.vt.. "
Inks Sistes aia Pefeis, Bonnet BoenIs s
Pocket and Family Bibles. 1i~fn-;ss.t .t.,,t
i-s Theological, Agricultural, sra 'tSniS@
5s ~ orAs' pGiar View Books, Newspapers
Cold Pens. Asplsniid assortment lust rrcei,,-l ,
steel Rens. over ~ gross Of superior uuaitv
just received By lmh9l = 1aa.x
~. NEW BOOKS. --7
MARY GLBNTWORfH: the Forbidden Msvr;,.,. =. -
novel by Reynolds. price 80 cents '-7e'' . &c"
TIE RED RIGHT HAsD, Tale Of Indian W,rs,ra h.
Buntine, ptper 3 cents rSt y
ROSE WARRINGTON, BY A. IT, s. Duganne paper .. e.p,,
ANECDOTES OF LOVE. by Lola Montez, one wi q /, -
Sl.2j. Fog sale by r. UACAN
nhS Nar<st,
INK.--5O dOzcn Bottles, all sines, just received bv
mho = HAGAN, Make tst
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AUCTION SALE OF
G r. o c. e r. / e S i,
MORRIS & STRATTON.

AUCTION SALE OF GOCERIES,
CARTER, WILLSF0RD A Co.,
tsuoeessOrs to Carter Mckay Co.. and P. LAnisr.)
ON Tuesday, March 18Th, 1850,
ETTE will cash cur Warehouse No s. Mar
w ket street iarge and Choice Gro
leries comprising in part the following articles,
100 hhis La Sugar, 100 boxes tobacco, vars b'nds
100 bags ROCOnee, 900 cases Cove Oyster,
20 bags Laguyra COTes, 900 boxes 81 Bar Sasp
50 bbls New Mnissses 2O0 boxes Palm Soap,
80 gibbs Molasses, 100 boxes Foxes Starch,
50 Ibis Crushed and Powdered lu9 boxes Woods STARCH
Sugar, go dozen Rrodms,
$40 bills Cincinnati Whisky, 400 boxes Star Candies,
p bills NeEsom 90 100 boxes TaIlOW DO
80 old Robertson County DO 50 = bills Cranberries
81 old Rye and Bourbon 3G0 dozen Painted Buckets,
IS i pipes Brandy 100 boxes W & Cheese
. bhisWster and Butter Crack . bags Pepper,
ers1 3DJ reams Wrapping Pager,
100 kegs Nails assorted, 20 Sarlines,
300,0O0 assorted Cigars
With many other articles tedious 10 mention.
CARTER, WILLsFORD a CO.,
mhlO-h ~ No. 5 Market STREET
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nRTmpOrtant 10 Planters.

SsskA~E1S MEsSRs. b. A. FAHSEsrSCK Co.
GentlemeHMr C. W. Tiley who scntleman we'll Known
az plaoters In this Wharton county and ceie
the careful management Of negroes highly rec-
mends B. A FahnesOeks VerqSe He called OF ms few
and purchased dozen and that he administer
ed Vermue bought year adult
pered Of hlvag worms and succeeded in eXpeng from her
several dozen ncbe ia length, and that her health
is good.
One Of these home testimonies is wsh where the
parties and this be regarded as reliable evil
depce with regard e Of valuable Vsrmifuge
to plantations. am, truly yours,
3. ". FISHRR,
II Purchasers should Ioss VSa INITIALS ca the
wrafper and they buying A Fahnestscks Term
f,c. and M, ather feb27-d&wlln
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~ We authorized announce JEO. D. COVER as
candidate for Constable in the Nashville District.
mhl2-td.
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Time Sale of Groceries, at Aucti On by
HAIERIS, GORDON & COMPANY
ON TUESDAY next, MARCH Eth, 1859 We will oEsr for
" sale At Auction,
100 bbls Molasses; 100 do Star Candles:
100 half bbls do go bxs Laughorn& Son 81 oacco;
500 hhd o. Sugar, all grades So Gon's
500 bgs choice Rio Coffee; 50 DO keene q Smiths do
500 bills Deans Whisky; 100 reels Cotton Rope;
500 bXs No. ] Suap bbls Vinegar;
lot Of superior imported Brauies with many other article
fERAS.-AH under $500 cash-a1l SJOO, sixty
days for approved endorsed notes. payable in bank.
mis- HARRIS, GORDON / Co.
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GRIsmAm q mUFFAKER.

J. ".
GRESHAM & HUFFAKER,
Csaeeessors to Smith, LOveS Col
WHOLESALE GROCERS
Forwarding and Commission Merchants.
81 SOUTH aARKET sEEzrT,
Nashville, Tennessee
III III pay Cash for all Articles q ProducsI III
-itW&wly
VETR are now in receipt large veil assorted ssoe1
Of the trade
PSI hhIs Louisiana; loo bbs Bait Crush'i aud PoE'e
50 boxes Loaf; Ieo bbls 81 Louis do DO
Coffee
3Os bazs New orleans Rio;
40 a. Choice Baltimore.
MOlasSes.
us barrels Choice Reboied;
so do do do
Liquors.
100 barrels Pikss, Desn's and CheuaTtts Whiskiess
200 do Country male. Lincoln Robertson, &C;
Is pkgs Domestic Brandy;
Is pkEs French DO
Is do Ginger, Blackberry and Charry Do
Holland Gin:
IS POrt Wine;
- bbls Sweet Malaga Vine
pkgs Old Jamaica Rum
SundFies,
go half do do do iO0,000 Cigars, DO
$50 ar DO do DO - chests Green and Black Fsl
Also good assortment OF Pepper pee, Ginger soda &C
Wanted 10000 bushels RFisd PrufI.
octs-dtg&Wly GRESHAM HUFFAKEk
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5oHN lORK& CO..
no. So, UnIOn street,
MISS BREstER,s NEW WORK.

FATHER DAr0HrKE: By Ffedka Brener author Of tn
Neighbors- Mira, etc. complete in - mo volume.
No writer living sprasses her describing home
all home people. wc make G0lsfas Vicar Wakefield
poputr with all CLASSES Of ENTHUSIASTICALLY Illus
RosE WARRINGTON The Daguerseotyps IMMATURE Dun
game author Of Mysteres0f Three Cities etc for sale Nv
JOIN YORK co.
For March, Cd ss
GODEY'S LADIES BOOK
PETERsON'S MAGAZINE,
THE Label AMERICAAN MAGAZINE
JUST RECEIVED BY
fele3 JOHN YORK & co.
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On the evening OF The 10Th inst by Esquire Colar MATTHIAS
PETRE to Miss MARGARET GREER, all Of this city.
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WILLIAMSON a CHEATHAM,
IMPORTERS %
Brandies, wines, and Liquors,
AND DEALERS IN
HAVANA CIGARS, TOBACCO, &e., &e.,
NO 9GOLLEGE STREET
NASHVILLE, TENNEssRE.
TJVHE undersigned have in store he following pure I1aos
Wines, &C, which they otter the prizes
favorable terms and respectfully invite Purca VI oS gods
Our Liquors and Wines are purchased direct through he Gus
tom House and can be warranted genuine Being determines
sell al low asures-possesng the facilities do
ourselves that We can Inducements 10 Cash ana
Prompt dealers, as will meet their views.
BraRdies, Gin, RUHl and WHISTLES.
Brand!es, choicest brands; very old;
= do Rochelle do tbls genuine Old Bour'ndo
sPunreons pure w. Rum; 2Puneheons Irish and Scotch
Malt WHISKY, bes, brands.
100 baskets and Sxs Champagne, 20 do sauternas;
g a@ h hsSs ana White white and . DO & a. 'a'
q boxes t:ssi Zine ciarst.; 10 DO Port. '''
10 Table do DO Do very superior.
>, DO English and Scotch AZ, 6sst brands;
% boxes Boxers celebrated Wine Bitsrs;
80 do French Cordials, assorted;
~ do Brandy Cherries;
10 DO Curaeoa, MaTeschino and Absynthsi
Cigars.
10000 genuine Havana Cigars % go German CE.'s
% b1. Fine Virginia Gbs@1s Tobacco. T. W. Andsrsou;
i q ]: !: & e & g sss...a S.i &:
boxes an: virginia Chewing Tobacco 'suthsr.na, gu,
% BOXES aas Virginia Chewing Tobacco, "Cauer FHDpsu
20 Ooss. a1s Vsa ehsias Tobacco Langhorn Aru.,sa,
boxes ans virginia Chewing Tobacco. -AIsu',;''
so boxes best Tennessee do do
Is boxes ,.Ksan s's' cs0raisi Twist and Pancass
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Died,

Died.
In the vicinity Of Nashville, morning 10th inst
JOHNNY, youngest child Of W. T. and Mamie Moore
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hINSOLUTION.

TWNHE partnership existing between the undersigned Stck
Ter, Ellis a &c dissolved the 3st Of Decem last,
b. The entire interest the other partners
the purchased by Thomas Eakn who assumed the
liabilities Of the firm, and alone authorized sign liquida
ton THOMAS EAKIN,
LESLIE ELLIS,
febl6 SAM. A STRICKLER.
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FOR CATROAND ST. LOUTE.

TEyHE splendid passeng ger steamer B. N. RUNYAN
M1LiKR Master. will leave for the above and ellIas
ali intermediate landings Saturday the 18th inst at
o'clock P NJ For freight passage apply board
mill II. II. HARRIS0N,l 49,.
A HAMILTON, ABsn'''
FOR LOUISVILLE AND CINCINNATI.
TIME splendid substantial passenger steamer s-y -
sam Kirkman. TIlk0UPE. Master, sntAe+ul
will the abOVe aud intermediate ports szfa
SATURDAY, arch 18th Instant at IL O'Clock, NJ For freight
passage apply on board or 70 ii: II. HARRISON.
mhIO-Qt
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-FoR I.OrIsVILLE AND OINCINNATI.
FOR NEW ORLEANS

TIME new passenger steamer JAMES JOHNSON,
JOHNSON, Captain will leave fer the above s4atA
and all intermediate landings MOED@Y, the l4th
o'clock p. For freight passage amply board
or TmchUl A HAMILTON, Agent
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TEMPERANCE DIRECTORK.-TENNES
Dvson 30 OF Temperance meet every Saturday nigh
Temperance Hall No 49, street. the square
A. NELSON, W. p.
H. L. PECK, ". A.
JAMES CLAIBORNE, R. 3.
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Curry Degree Temple Of Honor No. H. meets on the
Thursday night each MONTH at the Hall above
W. BRYCE THOMPSON, D.
B. ". PETTY, D. V 7.
Jy3l Iy L. BENSON, D. R.
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FOR LOTISYILLE And CINCINNATI.


FTNHB regular packet boat KATE EREHCH, CAT ,us
frey Master, will leave asabOye and all inteme-
dbte landings Saturday, Mach the l2th, at 10
o'clock For freight passage apply on hoard TO
mill II. II. HARRISON, Agent.
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Edmund DtIIahunty Council No 1 Of T. A & S
Tempars Thursday In each month
the same Hall as above. JOHN PATTERSON, c. of c.
RO. LAPSLEY, 5. Of c.
H. II. McALLfSTER, J. Of @.
J. HENRY CURREY, Comp. R. |
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ENE RAJ III A u NV A II e +,
BUILDING MATERIALS,
B la cksmith, CarPen e r
AND
COOP ERS' TOOLS,
No. 81, Public Square,
Klrkman & Ellis old Stand.
nashville, TENNESSEE.
feI9-f

FINE CHANDELIERS.
WILL furnish Glands lers either for burning Cas- Oil or
Candles suit any sized building, CLarcH, Hotel,
Fall in the city county with all the glass Globes Shades
IA cbean as they can lie had fron any market.
keep good Of all the small gas fixtures, with
Drop Lights paper and fancy cooed Glass Shades Burn
vrs &C.
GAS PIPE AND GAS FITTING.
have the very workmen always ready any
Gas Fitting Also, all machinery for cutting scrsWng
Gas Pipe and sell any nuRher Of feet parties
try cut TO their plans and Ongs
and other TOOLS 50 thai they can lie their work
steam and steamboat work.
steam Pipe Valves Cocks and other articles handfor
repairing steam york.
STE 4MBOAT BLOWERS, and other pipe work done
JAMES q. KENDRICR,
eb95-3n 50 Cherry Street.
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articles the undersigned deliverable at place in
city charge When selling the quantity, their rate
Ofdscount is 10 BsF cent, from retail prices.
J, f. BAUNAN & co.
Any wanting Flour, Bran, Aea &c, from Rock City
Mills, will find Order Box at the Post oiee and at W. b.
Gordon Co.'s warehouse, the ess eur times
each day. Tdec II J. L BAUMAM & co.
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UtGPiau Temple OF Honor No ~ every Friday
ming the ssms Hall IS above
A. 7. BRADSHAW, W. C. 7.
W. II. A0RROW,W. VI
]. HENRY CURREf, W. R.
Nashville Temple OF Honor S. meetseyeTy Wednesday
evening st the same Hall as above
W. A. WHERRY, ". G. ?.
L. BENSON, ". VT.
R. BARCLAY, W. R.
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II ? Look out for limitations Lea d PeFrin's WOr-
ccSGCrShire Sauce. See advertisement Of JOFE DsEcAN
Sons ang2i-5
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-12-20
Mobile Races.

FIFTH pAY,-from the Tribune of Sunday we
extract the following report:
FIRST Heat orette took the lead, with Alendo,J
and the Sovereign trailing. There was no change
in their position during the heat Lorette came in
winner apparently with thea ease The Sovereign barely
+. Second Heat-The result of the first heat made
no difference in the betting, the friends of Allen
dorf felt perfectly confident that he would win the
race. Aendorf this time took the lead but Lorette
felt disposed not to let him get much the advantage
of her, and therefore ran up alongside to keep his
company. They went thus until they made the
turn and entered the home stretch, when Alendorf
shook her off and came in winner of the heat The
Sovereign was distanced. Time, 1:524
Third Hedt-Alendorf again took the lead, with
Lorette close behind. The latter made several at
tempts to pass her competitor, butwithout success.
Alendorf won the heat by two lengths Time,
l:55a.
Fourth Hedt.-Alendorf led off but before reach
ing the first quarter Lorette went by him and made
a gap of several lengths. AS they swung in the
home stretch Aendorf showed his head in first, and
came home a winner of the heat and race. Time,
l:542.
| SUMMARY:
Mssso, Associations N; ss M,,- FfI Day
spragas's @ ,a. IS , E. A'eot
$. J. Hunters b. Lorate, years old by Sovereign,
Inns B. T. s Years old BY Sovereign dandy
Time, 1851 -l:52i 5a-1:543.
METHODIST PREACHERS FOR THE MOBILE DISTRICT.
The Alabama Conference has made its appoint
ments of the preachers of the Churches within its
authority The following are the appointments for
, the Mobile District:
J. I. HEARD, p. +.
Mobile, Franklin sreet-E. Baldwin
y State street. Colored chatge-B b. Ross
: German Mson--to be supplied.
i y. Francis street--A II. Mitchell
! !" Little Zion, Coiored charge-J H. Baldwin
| - City Msson-J. Hamilton
=" Bethel Ship-Willian, Spiman
.. Wesley Ghapel-A Adams.
Village Church--W. A. Sampey be suppled
Eastern Shorc-J. NJ. Roland
Fish River Mission--J. W. Holston.
Pascagoua--W. r. Towles.
:. Coiored Mission--to be supplied
Ocean Springs. +. Randall
i Gitronelle-,I. II. Brandon
Carkc-J. ID. Cameron
J Rev. I. M. Dorman is placed at Selma, Rev. Jas
A. Heard at Montgomery, Rev. A. S. Andrews al
: Eufaula, Rev. j. B. Cottren at Tuscaloosa Rev. I
I G. Ramsey at Greensboro, and the Rev. P. P. Nicely
is book agent in the Symmetrical District.
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Natcl,ex Races.

4 -
From the Natchez Courier Of Friday we copy the
folloxvinr report ii the third days sport the
Pharsalia Course:
Yesterday was the two mile day, and for its
/ bonors there appeared upon the course Mr.. Ken
/ ners mare of Grecian title and nomenclature
Sio,,,a, BY Epsilon, (and there there that
/ beat her, land her or brought her to the td,n y
Capt Minors beautiful colt Reserve, by Lecomte,
| and Col. Bingamans colt Sere Po,ce-, who had
before won the honers on the Pharsala track.
The day was again beautiful, the track dry and
quick, but the attendance not as large as usual
common expectation assigning the purse and hon
ors to the lady Of the Greek initials, who had the
call certainly at five to one, If not by larger odds.
Reserve hclied his name at the start. not keep
ing himself in reserve, but at taking the track
and leading to the quarter in 20 sec.: three lengths
to the half mile in Sc Sec; two lengths round the
turn and one length to the judges stand. which he
play; passed easily and beautifully on the back
stretch, and although the Lecomte colt made every
gallant endeavor to do justice to his blood, the
spirited mare never suffered the gap of daylight
between them to be lessened. She came in under
full pull an easy but beautiful winner in 3:45a.
Col. Bingaman's colt in some lengths behind.
Their places were assigned accordingly.
For the second heat only two horses appeared
when the call was made to saddle up--SigIna and
ReserUe--Stere Poscer having been withdrawn, in
consequence of his increasing lameness which had
been evident from the start
At the tap of the bell, the colt again went off
~ .ha arter n oai: nraar W ,bot a;tance to
t haf n and th ~ a. ~ tv W
iangths ahead in Ihoth Iorsas undar a 5eayy
mil, mt here tbe ;sec;an Ma;den concinded NAV
t;ma Voc oyer and that aarnat VOL should hao;n9
She nassoa bar r;,-ai an tha No. tretcb as If sba
d;sdained In breath. tba came cnrrent of air tbe
otlar strncI. ,as q Ienmtb ana haif abead at tha
half mile and ran home q winner hv n dozen wards
in 3:4s If was n heantifnl tho9oh n one.s1ed
contest. We annex
THuRspAy Dec l5oekey Cnb Purse san, entrance money
/ ten per cent. added; heats two miles
W. j. Minors en- q Reserse. BY Iecom,e dam Ia Vic.
time, by Belshazar, three year-old 2
q :, ant ~ Nancy P s. re e X
TINE:
LIST Heat. ID Heat.
IS Isl mile l:5i l5a
= 'i'is ia -9ya
sA5s 3:4s
From the Courier's report OF the race on the
fonrtb dow fFr;do,,a 1ve axtroct tho following
. 80 y !, -, J,
ANA then the mold upon the rem was looseneu,
~ 49, ranos,y-,,,aa -. io,,tI.' ,l;,1 y. a.
80, 49, :. " any ~, ~ys,: A ~ nv
quarter lpasse e Z: ~ anu sroasg trlhg N me
ralatvn nositions and "a Of tba Indoes, stand
5.i ~. y: n p Isc As -, ~ , uses I I
tine hrst mile IN l:56.) AS the back stretch was
SiasI, ,n ~ VII , a t pay ya.sad ~
half ,n;a ,,ost f,;rl, bar az No nnnar mort
of the home stretch. and coming home amid
tunlult of greeting shonfS some three lengths
obaod L, .. snl 800
anH W;4i ~ t, a.aus ;rt.a, a., .ooa, ,;,
came up in beautiful array They are off with the
tap OIL the Dell the tennessee Hly taxing the
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They WOULDN'T RALLy.--In a letter to his
mother-in-law, the insurrectionist, Cook, says
1t had been represented to me and my comrades
that when once the banner of freedom should be
raised, they would flock to it by thousands and
that their echoing shout of freedom would be borne
by the breeze to our most Southern shore, to tell
Of freedom there. gave heart and hand to work
which deemed noble and a holy cause. The
result has proved that we were deceived that the
masses Of the slaves did not wish for freedom
There was no raFying beneath our banner. We
were left to meet the conflict all alone to dare
and do, and die. Twelve of my companions are
sleeping now with the damp mould over them, and
five are inmates of these prison walls.
1t is a waste Of raw material 10 put five dollar.
worth Of beaver on ten cents worth of hrains