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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-11-14
Steamboat 9tparturfs Tbis 4ap.
wednesday. NOV. n, 1850.

W.. Bates OF departure
THE EUROPEAN, CALIFORNIA AND HAVANA MALE
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fRS FARMs-Persons wishing land either for Hrn1rnaf
residences for farms within three hours ~
travel OF New Orleans, ere invited to apply to
GEORGE C01MEK, Land Agsuk,
Springfield, Livingston Parish, La.
BNo charge madefor tiszHation and ne per >e1taEB
charged to purchnseEs. agaAalaasa NJ IytAW
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OFFICE NEW ORLEANS, JACKSON AND GREAT NORTHERN
RAILROAD COMPANY,
New Orleans, Jny 49, 1850 }
r9- The following resolution was adopted
by The Board Of Directors this Company their meeting held
the ltth instant
Resolved That public notice be given newBpa-
pes published the city of New Orleans application will
be made the General Assembly f.he State of Louisiana
Its session. repeal the tenth The incopo
ration Of the New Orleans Jackson and Great Northern Rail
road Company, approved I'D Of April, 1853.
oi2 If r. s. CHARLES Secretary.
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John D. BE1N & SONS

Intending from the Shelf Goods business and confne
ourselves Heavy Hardware ton Steel Copper Tin Plate
speer Axles. Springs, Hubs spokes Felocs, etc. etc.
large discount stock Of Shelf Goods
in quantities purchasers The stock Is full aud complete
comprising fn of every article required in
country store including general Of Fancy Goods
Pefuery csc Country Merchants Planters and the public
generally viii beIs call and examine the
stock before purchaser elsewhere.
We also oaer for sale @~-""
$50 os Premium Tennessee Iron assorted, Flat, Round and
Square Of all sires.
Plough and Boiler Plat all slzea
3eo Merchant English Foa assorted Flat, Round and
49,. Square.
100 tons Refined Engsh lion, assorted, Flat Round aud
Square. -~@l M.. g. u.~... .a
10 IONS Angle Iron, assorted.
% J., Half Round, oval and Half Oval Iron
10 =. Bowel Iron. M|-..'~"" ."..
30 :, Scroll Iron. .--.-
1909 bundles Hoop Iron, assorted, ss4 10 inch.
2o !. Harrel g.. :. 1 to ASH and 8 IL inch
100 i. Sheet +. 4. 1870 Il iplb.
10 =. Russia Sheet Iron.
100 Galvanized Sheet Iron.
For sale by JOHN u. BEIN 4 sons
Nos. 80 and Of Camp street,
MA M0Yo&Frtf New Orleans
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ag-Merchants' Lodge No. AZ, j. q. q. f.,
meets ia Room No. p Odd Feiiows Hail. every Monday
ming at O'Clock The following brother elected ocos
W Irving Hodgson N. @. II. NJ. Isaacson o. Vim. Fl.
e. King, Rec Secretary T. Adam. Per Secretary; F. Raw,
Ar ly
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SUCCESSION OF G. V. JoNTE, DECEASED NINE
Lots Of Ground Gasquet streetSix Lots Of Ground
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MOVALs---REN lOVAL

Ep EGMOVAII AND NOTICE =9F+ CDPARTN ERsHTP-
N Tnos sH Et.ns' type Foundry and Printers Fur
nshin and Paper arch removed from the late
stand 80 So Graver No. 80 ayief and No 10
Bark Place.
Mr. ARTHUR W. HYATTis admitted partner of the IN
dersened under he firm Of THos. II. SHIELDS CO., from
November Isl, 1863.
nl2 St ssw.-9s vs. THoss H. SHIELDS.
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g. CAROLINA AND VIRGINIA NE q
~ GROES-The subscriber hxs just arrived With MA
gang Of likely Caroline and Virginia Ne VIZ
.NSGROES consisting Of Field Hands, House Ser WEI
Cocks Washers and Ironss Ind
will receiving fresh supplies during tie 2escra
wishing to purchase will find ii their advantage ce a.
they will be sold on accommodating terms.
H. n. PETERSON.
se23 en- Is Psrid do ktr<yf.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-10-16

OMAHA, Oct. 15.-Full returns elect Daily (Re-
publican) Delegate from Nebraska, by lG2 major
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COMMERCIAL.
nelarFs

monetary
In New York on the 2 Tennessee per sold
private sale at Ooc and Virginia Bonds sold 9Oc At SAINT
year Tennessee s9c and Virginia Bond
at K9g4kc.
In Philadelphia on 1h los Union Bank Of Ten
STOCK sold at c 70 shares Planters Bank of Tepne
see stock at 1885, the 19th % shares Union Bank at
&c and 90 shares Planters Bank at lO2zlc.
Money seems growing easier in New York. The E5ezin0
Post Of the 18th says
Money Is more abundant to-day than any Of the past
sixty days Call loans range within COZ per cent with
doing at $751; Prime paper in demand per cent
are slightly below the figures current tive or three
weeks ago.
The Bank Of Tennessee has recently issued bills
They bear date September 1860 and are ae denomina
tons s5OOand 81 600 They back check front
with dissemination filled in both figures The,
make beautiful appearance.
The Raleigh IN c. Register states, "undoubied auhor.
" that the Directors Of the Bank North Carolina in view
Of alarming condition country, have determined to
suspend discOuntng until future results developed 1t
adds:
That great pecuniay distress will result from this STEP can.
not be doubted The Bank OF North Carolina zone into
operation, with large capital The be its in
tees to lend out its money freely doubtless induced many to
fulfill them BY accommodations at that institution All such
men VIII Of course come up Short and those whom they
unoeT WILL turn be reduced to great pecuniay
convenience In word, it hard not impossible orete
the end Of this beginning.
Counterfeit appears rather flush Memphis
the following paragraphs from the Enquirer the 18th aay
There appears TO be immense of counterfeit money
no" in circulation Most OF appears to be the Merchans
Bank OF st. Louis Already two Jail for attempt
ing counterfeit notes that bank Nor the counter
eing confined TO One Of the party
had Sl2 in bogus gold con which well
lated to deceive The bad limitations
be dected Persons cannot be too cautious in regard
money circulating in our mifst
John Ross destined have fair the Pentenary
On Thusds night about half past ten O'Clock be went into James
Lagores establishment Front Row and having called
drinks for himself another offered in dollar
bill the Merchants Bank Of St. Louis The bill proving
be counterfeit Lagore called for the police, Ross
aecompce made for the door and their lives ORcr
Smith. however chase and Ro after
running him to Second street. On taking "
hundred and twenty dollars in bogus gold found
his The coin principally in two Anda half and
dollar gold pieces and we'll calculated deceive the only
being that the pieces rather light examination
before Justice Horne yesterday morning. and held bail in
the Of $500 to to the ehsrgs before Criminal
Court in default Of which he sent to Jail.
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JRCH & DuPOENT,
No 400 Broadway, New-York.
FIVE PREPARATION,
SANFORD'S
Liver Env1gOratOr,
NEVER nERIIITATES

T Is compounded entirely from Gum, and
has become established fact Standard Medicine, known
and approved by all that it, and now re-
confidence in disease for which
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Cotton.

SAVANNAH, Oct l9Sales Of Cotton to-day $50 bales
market was arm, but quotations unchanged.
CHARLrsToN Oct I2SAes Of Cotton to day 1850 bales
prices ranging from to Ike. The market was firm.
MOBILE, Oct l2Saes OF Cotton to-day 5000 bales Mid
dngs l0c Sales Of the 600 bales Receipts Of the
week 1880 against % 95 aes Receipts less than year
1860 bales. Stock LOG &C bales.
THE STORM CoTroN CRoP-The New Orleans Plea.
ylae of the 9th inst says:
Our exchanges from Mississippi Vckbug psa the
late storm violent and having done great damage
has through the best Of the region,
diminishing In violence above the latitude OF Jackson.
The Poins Coupee Democrat Of the 9th inst. says @
The open the ground in
places white a covered with The cane too greatly
suffered thus blasting the last hopes Of sugar planters
this The warehouse Of Mr. Trudeau, the Hermitage,
completely demolished The committed ravages
at least from Hstchez to New Orleans.
The Sugar Planter adds in rgArl to tbs the storm
il West Baton Rouge:
The cotton throughout the parish has been much injured
The VermiIonVils Echo parish of Lafayette
says
The cotton which poor At best nearly total
loss The cane which almost complies failure pre-
7ouG TO the Storm blown down andmost leveed with
ground Our town Wednesday morning presented sorry
pect
The Felicians Democrat of 0 published at Clinton has
the following:
From part Of the parish hear great injury
crops being almost entirely destroyed.
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Frnn1 New Yerk

New YORK, October I3.-The ball did not oper
till II O'Clock, owing to the breaking down of par
of the flooring, which necessitated the playing Of
the anvil chorus by party of carpenters The
Prince opened the ball with Mrs. Gov. Morgan. He
next danced with Mrs Hoyt, daughter of Gen Scott
The ball was magnificent success.
Barrows & Scott's kerosene oil factory in Brook
Ign, was burned yesterday. Loss 600 No in
surancc.
Henry Lowe, the alleged forger of 100000
note on the Colonial Bank of Barbados a few DAYS
since, was arrested last evening.
William Mure British Consul at New Orleans
had the endons of his foot rupured while stepping
into a carriage on Thursday to join the procession
in honor of the Prince.
A young woman named Josephine Simmson was
burned to death in a saloon in Bayard street. last
night, by her clothes taking fire.
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BY TELEGRAPH.
From washington.

| WASHINGTON, October 13.-Private advices from
Sonora report that Guadara had taken Guayamss
and every other town save Hermosillo, where Pes
quiera fortifying for q last desperate battle.
Captain Calendar, of the Ordnance Department,
was ordered to transfer his command to the Bene-
ci& arsenal to the next in command. and report him
self at Washington. Lieut. Randall of the Artille-
~, has been transferred to the Ordnance Depart
ment and ordered to the Benecia arsenal.
Titus & Co., CT New York. have been informed
that they can hold the Arizona mines under the
Mexican mining laws.
The Land Office has ordered the rules for survey
ing in California to be applied the public lands in
Arizona by which all the mineral lands will be
omitted from the public survey. This ruling pre-
vents the location of mines by private parties and
leaves them open to be worked by any one, as they
in California There is no positive law for this,
but it is consisten. with the previous policy of our
Government
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Threa NIen nIurdarad.

VAN buren,, Ark, Oct. 13.-After regimental mus
ter whchwss held here to-day, three men ,named,Ru
fus and jackson Covington, brothers, and Richard,
Sias and Ben Edwards Several others were badly
cut and otherwise injured on both sides An old
feud existed between the parties, but the Edwards
who have long been the terror of this part of the
State, are the aggressors. While trying to make
their escape they were overtaken short distance
from town by the constable and his posse and lodg-
ed in the Jail
a large crowd nearly succeeded in taking the
prisoners from the constable and hanging them upon
the Streets and afterwards surrounded the Jail for
that purpose but were finally paclfed. The people
much excited and it is feared that the prisoners
will yet be lynched 1t is the most atrocous affair
that ever was known here.
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Flour, Grain and Provi.iOns.

The Louisville Courier says of Saturdays market:
In the general market business and with but fair
demand for -four from retail gocers city bakers and the
transactions to-day 800 superhne
255 IS for and 1890 % for fancy family bands
For wheat the market firm and all thai freely
by city daalers and miles 81 05I Is prime and
white, but for small lots OF choice small premium
above quotations would be paid There good
for FEEDING and the sales day
Soc for and 6h for mixed she CSC white sheed
Bscts included 0As dull with inquiry
the close prices in the downward scale The
day small ct 4CG4lc for prime, included, $50
Csc for oats in bulk Rye dull and dealers
buy from extent. We quote nomnay 6Oc
from wagons and 70c from store.
The stock OF bacon In the South very light and planters
ordering freely, and this has feeling
part Of holders and there rather upward tendency
prices The transactions good 9c for shoulders
for rib Sides for clear rib, l3c
fair demand for hams, but owing the light hand
the sales limited at lac for plain and
sugar cured There is q small for lard 1880.
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MEETING or ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS AND NASH
VILE RAHRoAD.-We are requested to give notice
that there will be meeting of merchants and others
interested in the commerce of the city of Nashville
at the Court House. at Z o'clock this evening, for
the purpose of considering the abuses which are
apparent in the management of the Louisville and
Nashville Railroad, and demonstrating against the
determinations in opposition NashEilles interests
which have characterized the policy of the Direc-
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INVITED TO LEAvE-A young man in one of our
leading dry-goOds houses, says the Columbia Is. c.
Guardian of the 18th, from some very loose con.
versation to negroes, asking them how they would
like to be free, &c. was quietly notified that his
presence in this community was not desirable, and
that he had better return to the North, within for
ty-eight hours. He took the hint and left by the
first train after receiving notice. He had been
here only about month. The proof against him
was sufficient to justify less gentle admOntion.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-10-16

THEETRE-MIss KATE BATEMAN.-Of course every
body and eFerybody's wife and children viii 60 to
night to sec Miss BATEMAN play in her mothers COM
edy Of Geraldine. We are tired of Biancas and
Evadnes, Julas and Marunas with all the tradition
al points elaborated always the same position and
the same manner as received Miss 0'NEHL and FAN
Ny KEIBLE and ELLEN TREE and duly handed down
In theatrical succession by the LoGASs, DEANS and
FARRENs till all the walking ladies of the strolling
companies know them as well as the duly recognized
stars Of first and second and third magnitude; let us
enjoy an original American play acted by young
and thoroughly original American actress, aid
breathe the freely for forgetting the worn out
conventonalisms of the English stage in the charms
and talents of our native American KATE BLTENAN.
The RAcEs.-The races over our course com
menced yesterday. The weather was rather cool,
so much so as to prevent the attendance Of many
visitors. Nevertheless, there was a very respecta-
BILE number to witness the sport. Two races were
advertised, but owing to the ameness of Allendorf
and GoOdwoodS both of whom have been turned out
in the last few days, Laura Farris took the purse
at gaIIop
GoGiE.od Stake for all ages heats, two niles SEQ .unscrP
rum Tires or mere to fill the stake
Capt. Moore enters Laura Rarris,
DR.. d. 7. MoGsvock ch Allendorf, pfI
Col Campbell, GOOdWsod, . +
sroOSp RACE.
woGdfOs Stake No I fer tive year :ds mile outi 500 sub
hon to add 800, IL the race is
There were but two horses that came to the post
Roundteel Beatht and StOners Oh by Albion dam Eujo
By Pram un sister to salle Woodward Kate Hays, and
Gen woodfoiks Oh - 81
Tme-L5O.
Before the start Roundtree's FLY was the ia
vorite at handsometodds. Her performances JUS
titled the confident expectations of her friends She
won the inside and taking it from the start kept it
easily throughout, making the mile in $50, seem
ingly having two or three seconds in hand After
the race the winning FLY was named Lady Ciffe |
Her owners have done much to keep up the interest
in turf racing IN the South. and long may she and |
they keep thei; bottom and their speed
Ike race to-day will be a highly exciting one. |
There are ten entries, though it is not probable |
that more than three four of them viii start |
Judge Hunters celebrated horse Sherrod will be
sure to go. Col. Martins FLY, Mary Burton that
asonished the natres last Spring. both here and at
Gallatin will be in the ring. Lulu Horton will
probably start, and Roundtree ,rU r1u, far tie
money. Look out for high time. Be sure to put
your money on the foremost horse or you may lose
it and have to pay gate fees to boot There will be
large crowd Of ladies in attendance to-day, if
the weather Is agreeable:
sEcoNn DLY-TrEsD.Y, Oct I6tTEN ESTRzs stake
f Association to add $500 the three
oh the stake.
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LATER FROM EUROPE,
Arrival of .he steamship Arabia.

New YORK. Oct, 1.-THE steamer Arabia has ar
rived at Cape Race with Liverpool dates of the
9th.
1t is reported that GarIbaldi obtained victory
along the whole line and also reported the Royslists
firmatiOn.
The POpe's allocOtiOn bitterly denOunces Sardinia
and the policy of nonntervention and calls on the
Catholic powers for assistance.
Spain proposes q Catholic Congress.
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NIRrkctx by TeIepraph.

CINCINNATI Oct l5-Flour very dull and nominal. Whisky
sales 1000 bbs at 1sc. Corn dull 4O943. Oats 30. Mes
Pork 81 1913 Sugar s99k. MolassSS 43944 Coffee l.
@I5x.
EEw YsRK, Oct 5COttOn buoyan sales to day COCO bales
Mdaling Upland I9 Flour, sales 6 900 bbS IS 1925 so
Corn sales So 900 bushels mixed western at 7@7% Mes
Pork firm quiet SIS 75Is S. Coffee firm, Rio I4s
Sugar steady sales 400 boxes Cubs 697 Molses Cubs
&c, Orleans IS.
NV ORLEANS Oct l5Coon firm, sales u 500 bales, price
sitter but quotations unchanged. Sugar. fair &c. MOlsses Al
Flour quiet IS sH96 PrOTOnI have declining tendency
Preights to Liverpool GIG.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-10-16

SLAVES EMAYCIPATED.-The Paris (Ky) Citizen
says: Mr.. Noah Spear left here the other day for
Xena, Ohio, taking with him valuable family of
negroes, consisting of man. his wife and two chill
dren, whom he has emancipated and handsomely
provided for. He purchased them an excellent farm
at cost of near $50 an acre, gave him wagon and
pair of mules, a large quantity of provisions etc.
The mans name is EdOm; he is an Industrious, so
Der man, who will do better when thrown upon his
resources, than most of his class. This is the
second lot of negroes Mr.. Spear has taken to the
same place"
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Foreign Commercial.

LIVERPOOL, Oct. 66r Steamer ArG6iGCotton sales Of the
coo bales Of which Spectators took 80 600 bales and
exporters 900 bales Market buoysnt Mddng and lower
qualities slightly improved Sales Friday 10000 bales Of which
spectators exporters 1000 bales closing firm Orleans
Fair ~, Orleans Hiddling OK, Mobile Fair N, Mobile Mid
ding G Upland Fair Z, Upland Mddng6X Stock at Liver
pool s35 goo bSer, which &C., coo bales American.
Manchester favorable the market being buoyant and
all qualities slightly advanced.
BreaIstuHs quiet at Tuesdays Improvement Provisions
steady.
Bullion in the Bank of Engsnd has decreased pounds.
Money marfet generally unchanged
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-10-16

Prepared only by Dr. O. II. Jackson, No 4lS Arch Street
Philadelphia and for sale BY Druggist and Sorekeepes through
out United and Canada Price IS per boe
o. J. WOOD, st. Louis, Wholesale Agents for the West
Twin, PENDLET0N CO., Nashville, Tenn, Wholesale
Agents Reailed by 10 G. BROWN and EVANS, g. W. HEN
DERSH0TT and WELLS HOOPER, Nashville; J. B.
MATHEWS, Edgefeld J. G. D0RCH, South Nashville,
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Snenkinr Amendments

Col. William \. Caruthers of Smith, will meet
Mr. Carlwell the Douglas Elector for thisCongress-
iona District at Alexandria in Dekalb county, and
continue with him through his entire list OF appoint
mcnts Dr. James L. Thomas of Smith viii meet
Mcssrs. Douglas and Baber, Bell and Everett Electors
for Sumner county at Dixon Springs. Smith county
and speak with them at all their appointments except
at Carthage. lie speaks at Rome on that day.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-10-16

ABoIITToNIsr ARRESTED-Thc Charleston ErcHiDg
NeirS Of the 9th, says that named J. c. BEAT
TIE, a boarGer At the Merchants Hotel was arrested
BY officer Hicks, on Monday. strong suspicion Of
his beng an incendiary aboliuonist lie represents
himself as a travelling partner Of a firm in Georgia
and that he Is a cabinet maker.
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state legislature Organized.

MONTPELIER, VT Oct. 1.-THE State Legislature
organized to-day, the House electing A. p HunlOn
of Bethel, Speaker, and Charles G. Cummings, Of
BrattlebOrO Clerk. The Senate chose Mr. Gleason
Of Montpelier, Secretary. To-day Gov. Fairbanks
was inaugurated, and delivered message only re
lating TO local subjects. The educational agricuI
tural and financial condition of the State is repre-
sen:ed to be flourishng. The Governor intimated
that he would not be candidate for reelection.
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Fircin mnnchester, Penn.
Fast Time.

MANCHEzTER Penn. Oct. 1.-THE Pittsburg and
Cleveland Railroad engine house, with eight loco,
motives burned here yesterday morning The
work of an incendiary.
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Is recommended.
Il has cured thOusandB
who hsd given up all hopes
unsolicited certificates In my
The dose must be adapted
individual taking Il, and Us
act gently on the Bowels.
Let the dictates Of your
use Of the LIVER sE-
will cure Liver Com
Iacks, DyspePslas
8 u M m er Z o m .
~, DrOPsys Sour ;
COstiVeueses ChOE.
ra morbus,ChoIera
lence. J I'm d ice e.
es, and may be used sue
~ Family lEedis )
III e A ID A G H f., las
twenty minutes, If !
SpOonfu1s are TAX =
attack.
All whOuse Itare
In its favor. \
Mix water in the mouth vi
both together. Price 81 per bol
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Fmrs N FArErrr CouSrr-The somerville Times

of the 18TH contains the following paragraphs:
On Tuesday evening last between four and nVe
O'Clock. The Kitchen ard smoke house of Mrs. Jane
Ballard, of this place. were destroyed by fire Out
side of the building not much else was consumed.
1t is not certainly ascertained how the fire origi-
mated but it is supposed to have caught from a
cooking stove.
We learn that on the night Of the goth, the Gin
House of Mrs. Elcan of this county was burnt, with
four bales of cotton. And on Wednesday night
last 10th instant Mr.. n Harris had his Gin House,
with eighteen bales of cotton destroyed by fire. In
both cases. the fire is supposed to be the work of an
incendiary. What pity the incendiaries not
known. Hanging is none too severe a punishment
for an incendiary.
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The prize of $1,000 for the best trotting horse,
mare, or gelding IN harness. offered by the Shelby
County Agricultural Association. awarded to
Mrs. HNCoIN's Ethan Allen. Time 2:364, 2:32'
24l The best time ever made by Ethan Allen is
said 10 be 2.24