, 1864-07-08

Us1rED STATES crRcuU CouBT.-Bgotd
DFtu mind, ,1.-conanon L1tc.
Nc: SO. Barron, rs the Illinois Central B. r, Co.
13 E.ceel11ee,,get, vs Wire: Judgment fot
sos: yerte ct a, 7s Forsyth. Leave to plaintiff
to amend bre4ches IN Sd amended count Of deca'
' slss shsx, 81 '. sstnmin ct al, T.tal postponed.
~. Harris, 70 Kent. Relnstated.
4ss R9ot, r. 9g SupsErisons Of Marshall county.
! 4i5. S1evtn, ve Baldwin. Same order. =
| LIS. 4, ,vs Brass, alias attachment Tor
sG7. Bsyles, vs Wear, Motion BY defendant to
70. Campbell y McBean. TIME to plead OK
No. ss2 Ehtcombe ct al, vs. Morgan ct al. Dis
-@ Clark ct al, rs Walker ct al Dismissed.
- Freeland, vs Brass. Motion to examine q
S.; Tatswerth, va Castle ct al. Leave to file
sn91Mon Counr.-Bgors Higgins, T.
No. So. Davidson, rs Wright. Default aud ref
s.. Ferry, vs Robinson ct al; Default, 6.
6f5. Application OF Rsbecca to sell land,
DC. Report Of sale confirmed.
Common LazD.
No Bates, "a Plckard ct al Time to file Bond,
Rn ar$a rNaH,
ses q En- a.. r The Chicago and Rock Island R. R.
CIRCUIT CoCnr OF cooK cousrY-Before
/1f17sans. J.-Connaon Laao-
No. 1,05aa. Moody, vs. Hollenbsck. On trial.
ESQ. Steyens, vs Merrill Judgment for plaintiff.
1,1z9. Powell, rs Gleason. Dismissed.
Nc: :sses7: Davis, vs. Boden ct al. Leave to
amend hill, &C.
People, Is Vannctta, Qarceny). Pies Of guilty.
Sentenced to two years il Pe1itentia1y.
People, ys Brennan. larceny). Same plea. SEN
tence six days IN County Jail.
found for nuIsance.}
REcoHnET's CounT-Bgue Fan Bursn, j.
10. 5. Bcnton, vs. Benton. Referred to special
master, &c.
! Common L0,c.
No. IS. st. Helen, vs Hoffman. Dismissed.
Z. Johpeon, rs DonahQe. Venue to the Circuit
Court. !,
TIE Tunr-RAcIs YEsrERpA1.-The races yes
terdny were quite llberally patronfzed. The con.
test Was for purse and stakes Of $l.600, three
mile heats best two in three, toharness The mag
nltudc Of the pu1se and the reputation Of the con
testing animals, were Sufficient to cause more than
the ordinary interest naturally attending such exit.
bItions Of speed and endurance. This was shown
in the purchase Of pools before the race began
and af.et i was partially finished; These "pools'
arc Inc ateet 1nfe0t0n 10 afoQ the statute against
gambling. The first choice is sold, for iustance,
Gor $1oo tho second for $50, and the third for SEQ
The entire sum Is paid into the treasurer and Is
called the 'pool." II the horse selected By the
man who secured the first choice, wins, he takes
the money. II the third man wins. hs takes the
money. The Transaction has Al The dement's Of
rccated than open bets, since It induces men to
risk their money who would not do were the
money zieked In an open and avowed gambling
transaction. ..-..'
The entries were 81 ssCarrie ""Sl!as Rtch' and
" Glencoe" At the outset - Rich" was the favor
ite 1t the odds to one against the Held The
drst heat Of three miles was won by - Carrie" bat
Rich still continued the faToEtte at ercn greater
odds. The knowing ones bet their money on him,
but the greenhorps patronized "car1ie' aud
81 Glencoe" I" Ktch'' won the second heat eaaily
snd the third. The time made was not remarka-
BILE. We subjoi1 the
Summary.
Chicago Driving Park, July 7, 1851. Purse and
Stalker $500, three mile heats, best two In three,
to harness..
6inon Anderson names ch. e. s1es Rich. ?. l. /,
W-D. Peabody names z. &. Glencoe, 5. 3.3.
o. W. pimmlcE names 70. N. Carrie, 1. "a,
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