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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-11-13
General News summary.


Daniel McCarty of Boston fell down stairs
on the llth, and hammer which he had in
his hand penetrated his skull, killing him in
stantly.
Some $4,000 boxes and packages of raisins
were sold in Boston, as part OF the cargo of
the snip Harriet, on the l2,h.
The Universalist society in Cambridge have
given $1,000 towards the $50, 900 which it is
proposed to raise to endow Tufts college.
counterfeit $500 bill upon the HaverhIl
Bank, Haverhil, dated January LIST, 1858, has
been detected IN Boston.
MIDDLEsEX COUNTY.
Mr. W. IL. Dyer of Lowell has raised this
season a pear which measured, fortnight
after being gathered, fifteen and half inches
in circumference, and weighed thirty one
ounces. 1t was a winner variety.
BARNsTABLE COUNTY.
Gen. Charles Dimmock, native of Barn
stable, died at Richmond, Va, on the 2Sth
ult, at which time he was in the rebel service.
He was educated at West Point, and after
wards commanded at fort Independence, in
Boston harbor. Az the breaking out of the
rebellion he was superintendent of the Vir-
ginia State Arnory, which post he held till
his death.
MAINE.
larger amount of money will be paid to
the farmers Of Name this year, for neat stock,
sheep and horses, than in any previous year.
Nearly $500, 200 will be required to purchase
the number of horses needed Tor the cavalry
regiments.
Efforts are being made to render the road
that has been laid out from Milford to Prince
ton passable this winter. This route will
shorten the distance from Bangor to Calais
some twenty or thirty miles, with railroad IA
cilties Tor dearly half the distance.
The coast detences of Maine are progressing
under the general superintendence of Captain
I. L. Casey, of the U. s. Typographical en-
gineers. Those at Machiasport, consisting of
battery mounting FIVE guns, are nearly COM
pleted. There are two batteries nearly com
pleted which defend the approaches to Belfast.
Each battery has five guns, three 32s in case
mates, and two "a Founders en- barbeue
About forty men are required to man each bat
terry.
Bates college at Lewiston, now has two
hundred and seventeen students of both sexes
in the seminary and collegiate departments.
The college is conducted on the Oberlin plan.
Some of its friends in Boston have promised
it fifty thousand dollars when an equal snm is
raised in other quarters, and the president,
Rev. DIR. Cheney, is successfully at work
raising this amount.
CONNECTICUT.
There are nearly 5000 different accounts in
the Townsend savings bank in New Haven,
with children, all in sums of So or less.
stranger stepped up to lady in the streets
OF New Haven, few nights since, without
warning, encircled her neck with his arm,
and kissed her. She DIDN'T scream, nor she
didn't faint, but she did hit him singing slap
in the face, and in miscellaneous squabble
which ensued, appropriated his hat, and left
while he was industriously hunting for it.
Speaker cleveland made speech in the
house on the 10th, advocating an amendment
to the proposed bounty BILL which gives $500
to drafted men as well as volunteers. The
amendment is opposed By most republicans
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From the Nashville (renn) Union.
OFFICERS HOSPITAL, NASHVILLE, !

October 81, 1868.
Mr. Editor AS the time Is fast approach
ing when the friends Of our brave soldiers
will begin to think of sending their Christmas
presents, in the form of edibles, | would like
to make few suggestions, which can be taken
for what they are worth. 1t is fact not gem
orally known, that three fourths of the arti-
cles prepared, boxed up and forwarded to the
soldiers, reach their destination in such Il con-
dltion as renders them entirely worthless.
Having witnessed the opening of hundreds of
these boxes, | am prepared to speak from
personal knowledge of the facts. The CON
tents usually comprise the following Pre-
served and canned fruits jellies, pies, cakes,
CONNECTIONS, nuts, cheese, and dried beef; to
which is often added Il roasted fowl. The
jars of fruits and JeIlies are generally bro
ken, and the contents spread throughout
the box. The pies are mouldy, the cakes
stale, and the roast fowls in state of
decomposition. The object of the generosity
is defeated, and the soldier disappointed As
l profess to know something of the want of
the soldier, will simply state what l think
would be most acceptable to any or all of I'm
Gle Sans boys; Procure strong box large
enough to contain one gallon of home made
pickles-not the small, hard, acid-eaten ar
ucle found ON sale in the stOre-but the old
fashioned cucumber pickle, six or eight in
ches in length and swimming in pure cider
yidegar-a une-gal Ion jar of sour krout, one
peck OF nice onions, one half-pint of con-
densed milk, two dozen nicely Favored APP
pies, one smoked and dried beef tongue, one
can cove oysters, two or three pounds home
made sausage, stuffed, one pound good tobac-
co, and a few fine cigars. 70 these might be
added good book and few illustrated news
papers. and my word for it, the articles will
not only reach the soldier in good ORDER but
will give him greater satisfaction than any
conglomerated mass of sweetmeats that could
be sent him.
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In THE DAILY sPr;-ons square Cthree fOurths Of
an nch), s Insertion eli each subsequent insertion,
20 cents; one week, 81; two weeks q IS; one month
81 three months, 81; year, go For half square
the price viii be three urths Of tho price ofone square
inside Advertisements and Special Notices. extra price
Is WEEKLY First Insertion 81 per square. each sub
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make quarterly payments.
~ No gratatous Adpernsenents No report reso
iutons proceedings Of any corporation society or
association, and no Communication designed 10 call at
tenton TO any matter of limited Individual interest,"
can be inserted unless paid for as Advertisement.
The Publishers will not hold themselves responsI.
pie for any errors that may Occult beyoni the amount
charged for the Advertisement.
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Songs of Seven.

nT LEAN INGELOW.
leaned out of window. smelt the white clover,
Dark, dark was the garden, / saw not the gate
Now, il there be footsteps he comes. my lover,
Hush, nightingale, hush, o, sweet nightingale,
wait
I'LL listen and hear
ii a step dTaweth near,
For my love he is late!
1.-The skies i'll the darkness stoop nearer and
cluster of stars hangs like fruit on the tree.
The fall of the water comes sweeter, clearer;
10 what art thou listening, and what dost thou
see!
Let the star-clusters glow
Let the sweet waters flow,
And cross quickly to me.
''You nght-moths that hover where honey brims
From sycamore blossoms, or settle or sleep;
You glow worms shine out and the pathway dis
To him that comes darkling along the rough
steep.
All, my sailor make haste,
For the time runs to waste,
And my love eth deep
''Too deep for swift telling; and yet my one lover
I've cOnned thee answer, it waits thee to.
night"
By the sycamore passed he, and through the white
clover,
Then all the sweet speech 1 had fashioned took
flight;
But I'll love him more. more
Than e'er wife loved before,
BE the days dark OF bright.
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ClOtBIn9.
PRICES REDU CED
FALL AND WINTER CLOTHING /
A. P. WARE & co.

INVITE THE ATTENTION OF THEIE
CUSTOMERS AND THE PUBLIC CEN
ERALLY, no THEIR VERY ExTEN-
sIvE PRODUCTIONS OF NEW CLOTH
ING, COIrRIsING A GENEK l.
STOCK OF sEAsONABLE GARMENTS
ADAPTED TO THE COMFORT AND
TASTE OF ALL GLASSES OF PUR-
CMAsERS INCLUDING THE MOST
APPROVED NOVELTIES OF THE
SEASON.
THE BOYs' DEPARTMENT IL IN
FULL STOCK, AND WILL BE FOUND
WORTHY OF A CONTINUANCE OF
PAST Liberal PATRONAGE.
IN THE CUSTOM DEPARTMENT
WE HAVE TO OFFER QUITE THE
LARGEST AND MOST DEsIIkA BILE
STOCK OF OVEKCO ATING AND
GOODS FOR ALI DESCRIPTIONS OF
BESIR ABLE GAEMENTs EVER AID
vEwTIsED AT THIS EsTAnLIsH-
MEM.
PERSONS IN WANT OF GOODS IN
EITHER DEPARTMENT OF OUR
BUSINESS, ARE RESPECTFULLY IN
VITED TO CALL AND FREELY Eek.
ANIME THE SAME.
rY- PURCHASERS AT WMOLEs ALE
WILL DO WELL no LOOK Oven
QUE STOCK.
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90 be Eet.

VNO LET-The Second story OF the build
II in of Main and Exchange streets over the
Bay state Market Inquire of THOMAS GATES, at tho
Bay State Market. diff slI
TNO LET-Store No 119 Main street,
\ occupied for three years past, by a Draper and
Tailor Rent low, and possession given from dale.
JAMES GREEN.
June l, 1863. ttf ie2
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B s. c L 0 T H l N G /
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Scotchman who heard Beecher at Man
chester, after expressing his opinion Of him to
an American in unmsakeable High Fifeshire
"Eh mon, he was joost gran! !" he said; 'he
CART me Jingle fra the tap of my head to my
taos Ye mus ha Draw meenisters if he's
fair sample of 'em!"
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-11-13

"a FOR SALE-A very desirable
2yi, Mod'rn Built story Dwelling House situated
s.gs on the west side of Nam street he House
tans IL rooms is well arranged for two families
with excellent well Of wafer, large CT tern for soft
waite, &C. all in good corditio. The Il contains 300
feet OF land, surrounded different kinds OF Fruit
Trees in good bearing. Prize $500 large part OF the
purchase money remain mortgage II desired.
For further particulars address Boz Isl Worcester Z.
$50 dtf
Ia FOR SALE A nee Cottage
.i Of eight oins, situated three minutes wa west
LA..A.fIom the city Hall. Inquire OF f. Kendall,
rear Of Flaggs Building tlM* Mo
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1863-05-06
THE VERY LATEST.

The World correspondent says the battle
was resumed on Monday and was most
desperate affair. The rebels made series
siperhuman attacks Mt all points, but were
repulsed with terrific slaughter. Cur for
ccs have destroyed bridges in the rear OF
the rebels across the Matoposa, thus com
pletcly cutting off all retreat to Richmond
Gen. Sickles IS reported killed, but not
credited, among killed and wounded is
Major Gen. Berry killed, Gen. Devcns, OF
Mass, wounded in foot, Gen. Mott, and
Lieut.. Col. Scott, Sd Wisconsin killed,
Capt. Temple, I'd regulars killed, Capt.
Crosby 4th regular. battery killed, also
large numbers Of field and company Off
GERS are killed and wounded, mostly New
York and Pennsylvania regiments
ClSclNSArI, May 9Th 1868.
Valnndingham was arrested at his resi-
dencc this morning by soldiers sent from
here by special train last night An attempt
to rescue him failed. He has been brought
to this city. aET ae@
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1863-05-06
Iatest WRws.

It is now stated that Col. Mullignn lost 2St
hen taken prisoners, but escaped with hi'
artillery.
One Of the most dasl,ing raids Of the war ha.
Just been made by Grierson's cavalry, which,
starting from west Tennessee dashed into the
very heart Of Mississippi. destroying 20 miles
Of railway between Meridian and Jackson
Miss. ......sr,.. ......= ...........
Gen. Banks is said to have captured Alex
aniria and is subsisting upon the rebels.
An expedition under Col Cowles had been
TO Gainesville, Miss, on the Pearl river, and
had captured several vessels
On the lst inst, Gen. Hooker crossed the
larger portion OF his army above the Rappahar.
hook, and sweeping to the rear of Frcdcricks.
burg made . series Of. skirmishes which had
result ted up to the 4th in several rcpulses Of the
rebels, the capture of 6 or $40 risoners, the
city of Fredericksburg, and one line Of dcienccs
beyond it. Gen. Stoncman is said to have got
between Lee and Richmond, and Hooker ex.
presses great confidence in his ability to achieve
important successes.
The rebel privatcer Retribution has been
captured by the U s. steamer Alabama.
Important movements are OH foot ut Weeks
burg which cannot now be revealed. a. ... ~'
1t is stated that the President has received
dispatches from Gen. Hooker that he has sew
cred the rebel communication between Bowling
Green and Hanover Court House; that Stone
man has captured $4,000 rebels; that ono com
munication with Stoneman has been cut of by
rebel gucrillas, but ) will soon be. reinstltad:
that he, (fIookcr) hopes to capture all the rebels
north Of the Pamunkey river.
a rumor is also adoat in Washington that
5000 rebels have been captured, but it can be
traced to no reliable source. g.. D. > r. 80.
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The TaftOn Clipper PlOyx.

r c. TRAVER, manufacturer of this justly Gels
81 brated Pillow, would refer the Farmers OF Iowa
to the fact that his Flows haven takcn the drst pre-
MUM at the Grant county ta;r since they have
been that last year he carried Of the
winning the first premium In the blowing match. lie
has tho testimony Of the most practicat aud inte-
gent farmers of tho Northwest, that the ''rattsH
Clipper" all that be desired, skill and enter-
prise can furnish.
Evere kind of Pillow needed can DO found At the
agents, .@FE HILLS McuOSE,
Storage and Commission House, on Leves,
a3eu .- McGE-Ecr, Iowa.
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49,. A CARD TO THE LADIES. sra,r
DMDOMcO'S Golden Pills

+ #iEts ta as. FOR FEMALES. 81 uI&sE
IatalliLle in correcting, regulating and removing
aN Instructions. from ,chateuer cause, and
. IT'D always successful as preventive
Golden pill r"rE..tiy harmless They have been
used in the private prxcce Of old Dr. Dapcnco, for
over thirty years. and thou sands Of ladies testify
to their great and failing success in almost
case In correcting Irregularities relieving painful and
distressing menstruaons, particularly at the change
q life: From e 10 ps!Is vIlssre that common yet
in the land suffers from this complant. The above
pill has permanently cured Thousands and will cure
yoaf yen use them They cannot harm you, on the
contrary, they remove all obtr actions nature
Tits proper channel and nv'goratc the whole STEM
Ladies whose health will not permit an iucreass or
family will find the~ Pits sueccsslai preventive.
Pregnant females, or those suPposing themselves So
are cautioned against using these pills while in that
lest they invite miscarriage, after which ad-
moniton the proprietor assumes no responsibility
althou g tho mdness Of tie pills Will do injury to
heath. =
N. 1.-The ingredients com osing the genuine pill
are made kaown to every agent, and they will tell you
do all claimed for them. =
Full and explicit explanations accompany each box
P'ics ~ % per box ,,
. WOOD Il BROTHER, Mcrrcgor,
IA General Agents for Clayton county, Iowa.
Ladies, by sending the above Agents One Dollar,
through the McGregor Post Office, can have the pill.
sent (conadenally) by mail to any part Of the
try, free OF postage.
N. B.--Lsok out for cosntcrf.its! Buy no Goldsa
Pills OF amy kind, unless every box Is signed 3. D.
lI"we. AL Others base imposition, and unsafe
therefore, you value your lives and health, Ito saw
nothing OF being hnmhu.q ed out of your money buy
only Of those who show the signatures Of =. D. Howe
on every box which ha: emily been added ON &C.
count Of the pills ''cng ccuntcrfeitel. - y
Sold also by Allen l. ilo>forl, Dubuque, Iowa: s.
Crawford Il Co., 0a!caa, ILL., Emu,ert L Burr-li Free
part Lord Il smith, Chicsgo, aud by one Druggist
In every village aud city in the United States. a
II n . I'D ..'H 8. d. HOWE, "
3l0yl ga. s, rcd Sole Proprietor. New York.
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Rite Ponder

IDL.sTINa POWDER aud SAFETY FUSE, Just
March Is. isssns3s BENTON BROS. h co.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1863-05-06
THs CONFESSIONS AND EXPERIENCE

OF A NERVOUS INVALID.
Published for the benefit and n caution to young
men, and others who suffer from Nervous Debility,
Early Decay, and their kindred ailments--suppylng
the means OF self.curc. by one who has cured him.
self after being victim Of misplaced confidence in
medical humbug aud quacksry. BY enclosing q post.
paid directed envelope, single copies may be had Of
the author. NArHANIsL MAYFAIR. Esq Bedford,
Kings county, New York. mlaltcr32syl
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uuOWARDS ASSOCIATION. ph,ladephia--for
u the R'hef efthe Sick and Distresssd, afflicted
wiM Yirulfnt and Chronic Disease. and especially
Diseases efthc Strual Organs.
Medical Advice given Gratis by the Acting Surgeon
Valuable REPORTS SPERMATORR.lEA or
SEMINAL WEAKNESS, and other Diseases Of tho
Sexual Organs, and on the NEW REMEDIES employ
ed in the Dspensary sent sealed letter envelopes
free Of charge. Address
DR.. J. SKlLLlN HOuGHrON,
s. r.#.aHaa Howard sAsSAaiatinn,
g South Ninth St. Pkiladeiphis, Fa.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

s-.=. $500 l#- CHICAGO, May LIST, 1868.
TO Editors Times: Gcntlemen--Allow me the
pleas fe OF Informing the public generally th rough
out your section of the country, that have sold tho
from Clayton and Aiamakce counties, to Mr.. d. D.
HOXSIE, formerly Of your city. Having made great
Improvement my old machine, feel confident It
wifi give entire salts faction and only ask the farmers
to give Il fair AMI impartial trial.
a,9 ALLEN SHERWOOD.
Musical.
&. All those wishing Sheet Music, or Music
Books, will find good assortment at GILES d
BaorHER's Jewelry Store. Also Musical In.
struments. Agency for Melodcons, Pianos, &c.
All orders promptly filled At Eastern prices. #
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~ a fellow, who was being led to OK
ecution, told the officers they must not
take him through a a &C, tain street, lest a
merchant, who resided ther,, should arrest
him for an old debt.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1863-05-06

State Of Ioma, Clayton Cou"ty-ss.
Lyman S. BurlinSams, Plaintiff, } In the Court Of
~ :Es4334 vs.. I'd 10y McGrcgor.
Jane A. Burlinsam Dcicndant.)
To said Jane A. Buylingame s.aa naaqaaa
VOU are hereby notified, that or before tho l4th
i day OF April 1863, there will be . Petition 1led
by Lyman 3. Buringaue, in the ofics Of the Curt
of McGresor in Clayton county Iowa, claiming Of you
divorce from the bonds OF matrimony rni that
unless you appear thereto, aud defend before OF
the second Gay Of the next term OF sail court o-w
the May Term, 1868, thereof to be begun and holden
at he town OF McGreeor, in said county. ON tia
second Monday of May, 1868, default will be entered
against you, and judgment rendered thereon.
"A LYMAN S. BURLlNG ANE, p,g.
BY G. F. RRMlcx, his Atty.
April Nth, ls63n33owi
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~ A down East editor says that he
has seen the continuance that lawyers use
10 swarm up tho subject" He says it is
a.slass concern, and holds about pint.
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Oh IIIDS. New Orleans Sugar, Just received and
eOlD for sale at . 81 cents per llb.. by
BENTON BROTHER q co.
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Store for Rent.

TINIlE store, formerly occupied by myself two door
l. East ct Spcrrys Hall, Main street, may be rented
II reasonable terms. ]. W. WOOD.
McGregor, Jan. Goth, lS63n32ttf
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ALLEN SHERWOOD.
TO the Public.

In view ofthe pressing demands upon our columns,
the undersigned feel compelled to adopt the following
rule in regard to "deah notices. and ''obituaries'
the being one that has been adopted by many
of Contemporaries, and which Is founded In Justice
tow usual notices of deaths published graf uitou
ly; obituaries i've cents per line.
ANDRlCK Il TENNEY
. ...# ..a' TilOS. @. GILMORE.
The New York herald., 1863-10-05
NAVAL PRIZE MONEY.

L Is being collected md yaid q ,he banains and
collection oiicss OF WALDEN ~ WILLARD Nc,
Chariestnwu, Mass .-Aususs- James Adger. Ar
y0iaa Alabama A,baiross. Amanda, SOhio Brayatcra,
Huos yn Bicnvle. IA nbridgc blunt Wm Bacon, Cuver,
J. \. chambers, Connecticut CAmbrifE tnnsndsi gua,
Dar DcSoto Ethan Alien Flag r~mbcau u~m OF the 80
G.mshuS. iur,sr Ia riet Lane Huron fta.cs Ir,quo
krs stone STATE kanswha Kingfshcr, tusiin
ny Laokawsnns dohsws MercrditA Montgnnsrl, Mass
cNusctts Nsssar Mount Nerou. New London. Northern
y ehl Nsgsrs Norwich, OwaEco. Ocorpra ro~ahnnt.4
Pursuit. erlsriout' rawnee Quaker Cits. R1Sd. Sand
freburk, Hosnoke 81 St~ttiu S,ntsvr a. Gotta
san-fsr, Srrrcs, SoHth Csrins S-iota Y Knsup sn~
quehp,ns Eenniuol., 81 S~s Pa HAS
IN, taasmnf. iouis t~Aups Vn,flis. tn,oa.
v'psls, Wis.'h. soa ,fs'ss', f"y SO =. rst .fei;,
49, oihcgs
The New York herald., 1863-10-05
LEGAL NOTICES.

Is CHANCERY.
AIrcrtisen' Mt to creditors, Of kin spd iucum.
brnUtrr.
Cn, tdon, under "Thes,our OF chsnccry drcland>
u gttatnu Act 1857 fh.'
IN the ustier OF kooert Peutand H. Administrator %
Francis Peutaud, NJ d.. deceased petitiouer Erasmus
Copr browne, ala Browne John Browne. Emily browne
aud Ann, Br1snc. 80
hereby Teyu 70 all persons calming TO he creditors or
of traaCs rentsnd ate OF Csrbnry il the
of kildare and medical docinr oecrs-.d on
&c the dsy OF Septcmhcr 1863. Ia furnish IN
wran. Robert rentlsud, B- n D., of the borough Of
urllitia Pelham Joseph M@yne. OF North Grrat
t3eorg~s Ia he of Dublin. Its solicitor the
amount particulars OF their several der Ans. taccon.
panleh u of snie contract debts b. statement OF
IN tpn. of such debts order that the petitioner
may, uitiout expense them. prove IN this matter
such much of tnrr demands he shall think lust OF
ths allowance disaov uf which oi same,
a,t1 rlors shali crive duo notice And vi sich credit
or who's shall be disAlowed either wholly or IN
tsu SHAFT The uf cnsts be a. liberty % hr charges
' , tnic~ n respect of the claims amounts -, dis
lowell within ght aftrr they sha spcctively
late lc, t,ed " iire 81 such dlsallawtrce
atao rr mir. ~ pf I'm Vt said Frsn = FcnuAnd
lrn, n sni r.tahah their pd on or be ore the trr
of November next order tnst slne may W pro
ordu to the gene al orders ~ the iNh O"
WV ''' w. BROOKE.
Master IN Chsnrery.
pEfftAN =. EsyNk,
gnsior for The Petition
No. 4, Norh t.rs,t He,r.es .trcei
Duhhn
Dsssi ~ stnh dA 81 August tss.
The New York herald., 1863-10-05
NEW YORK HERALD. MONDAY, OUTUBER s. 1863


TaR TUgH.
Gfsasso oSSYSss'ss s1oss A. -.rr..o ~
FIR. asy-Thsee years "a sl.sss heats; 10 se'ss.
sI..rs rs:s; sss - s:s.. ) $ss t.:S. ....
S;:s ss ssss " "; nae ss':; s:.s: s:sss sss:
Third day Three ola. stakes mte hesis entries
ru..s ~ %iie dash. siiowsncs = Ses.ss horsss ~
BIkric railway trains fro% oaamSers stsess sssvysss
In the tra us
PoINT BREEZE PARK ASSOCIATION. PRIt.ADEL.
Tfuitsue Meeting TO commsnos WEDNESDAY. s3A
No i-esoo premium in harness. milo heass. tess IL 81
No Essee premium. TO wagons.
for Iii hoses %so ss1sr better i's sSsu iss
for ia. a.n a'a
e Sss %,s best
sssa horse: ss s 1ea Ses .:
No. s-ssso premium double harueas mile hsas bes IN
i9E horses that never rotted better than s single o.
8. for horses that never trotted better thar $50
for That newer than ''
s.!s osa Ssa ' ana 'e'sA
srss So ss 70 g % s';;: &c :is: C 20
FIFTY MILES OR OVER
that 'rs' ~ any Of ri Snss RE- 81 ri BOARD g.
~ also trainer and groom for ono week, st the Park
Entries win close at the onaoe No. IA South Fourth
WEDNESDAY NEXT
7h tnat at IL O'Clock and each viii be
panied with ten per cent premium. ~ = 3
Three or more TO fll and two TO make race. ~s
TINIoN COURSE. L. 1.-rRorTINa-oN MONDAY.
~ Get at2H r. NJ, purse and stake Of 9413, mile
heats Dest three IN 6ve to wagons Hiram Woodruff
bn General Mcclellan. Sam Mclaughlin names bi. T.
Lancet, John Grotheer namas b. m. Sunnyside.
SHAW WHITE Proprietors.