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The Smoky Hill and Republican union. [volume] (Junction City, Kan.) 1861-1864, 1864-05-07
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SALINE COUNTY rKANXAX No.
an HAND TO TRADE FOR STOCK on
" CASH, several improved Claims In Saline
County. aiso house and lot in the town Of
Salins. buy and sell land and stock q fair
gConmission, and assist emigranss in making
eligible location. ..s4sy.as- sstI :
) TAe homestead BIZ has Passed.
And now = the time for emisrants to askGO0D
HOMES. No land in this county has ,heen
oAissed At Public Sale. and will al he9hsld
under. he Homestead Act --5ss,s-.sss a
Call upon or address me 1t Salina, Saline
Co, Kansas. nS6H n. l. JONES.
The Smoky Hill and Republican union. [volume] (Junction City, Kan.) 1861-1864, 1864-05-07
A Prairie Farmer Advocates ShaI.
low Breaking.

n farmer Of Christian Co.. Illinois,
writes, objecting to the letter of j.
Weldon, on page "A, March No. of the
american .4gricuifatrist, not because
it is not true, but lest farmers who may
be thinking Of moving out upon the
prairies might be scared. He says Mr..
Weldon " makes it appear as though
man must bring team enough to break
sod foot Deep This is wrong in
ference, for our correspondent express
ly advised to have neighbors put their
teams together for this work. The ad-
vantages enumerated by him we're, it
will be remembered getting the ground
into good filth at once securing heavy
crops Of corn Go to 80 bushels to the
acre }, and lasting advantage to the
land. Let US contrast these with the
advantages Of using light team and
blowing as shallow as is possible or con-
yenient. There is saving of labor, so
large a team not being needed; secur-
ing more quickly the rotting of the sod,
if the blowing be done at the right sea-
son and the ability to do more break
ing during the season adapted to break
ing, (Which is no advantage, because
the breaking may be done any season if
it be s inches to a foot deep The
benefits of heavy crops and lasting good
to the land, ought not to be lost sight
of even by the pioneer whose only reli-
ance is one pair Of oxen and horse to
do his work. Such man, if he be
reader of the .2gricuiturisi, goes upon
his prairie farm with the ideas of both
Of these pioneers. He knows that if he
can break s to l. inches deep he is
nearly sure of a first rate crop of corn.
He know that with his own team he can
only break very sha low, and that the
crop of sod corn got from the land will
hardly pay for sowing and gathering.
He knows that during the early part Of
summer all he can break shallow may
be wheat in the fall or spring, and that
the soil may be subsequently deepened,
without using such heavy team as is |
necessary in breaking deep. So he bor-
rows team enough, if he can, to break 5
or 10 acres for corn as deep as he can,
and then continues his shallow breaking
for wheat with his own team. Our cor
respondent gives his last years expert
ence, as follows:
I" moved to raw prairie farm last
spring, and with team of three small
horses and a small 15-inch Moline plow
broke eighty acres between the 9Th of
May and the 1st of July, and planted
and cultivated twelve acres of corn be.
sides, on old ground for it won't do
TO depend on sod cornl. sowed wheat
on the new ground last September with
out replowing, and it looks well now,
March 8th. The best time to break
prairie, is from the middle of May to
the first Of July, though it will do, from
the first of May to the middle of July.
IF it is broken before the first of May
II wont kill all the grass, and if broken
after the middle of July, the grass will
be killed dead enough. but il will no. |
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and see our stock of New Goods nov srriv-
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Of. STREETER & SIRICKLER.
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We invite the attention of Merchants, Bank
ers, Manufacturers, Hotel Keepers, &C.. to our
facilities for the manufacture of the best kinds
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, 1864-03-06

Mr. Owens says that upon hrarsny that the
carbonifesous limestone crops out In the
| Nortnetn part Of Iowa !: Mr.-.EAtnes donbta
t9lA aud thinks the coal tlelds: OF Western
Miunesota discovered by him are an unbro-
zen zen extension Of those Of Iowa, but that II
/ MI. VWenB' statement be correct, the Mluno-
sofa coal fields form an aotl.clinal axis"
that ts, lint from. which the strata din
aoMn~h1d. geological ridge, aud he bas no
0onbt that IT, eSteuds northward to Red
river, and lhnt the coal found on Mouse
river, onc OF the tributaries Of the Rcd and
Of Lake Jessie, is i part OF this grsat formn-
tioa.
.. THE SECRET LEAKs OUT,
In tue mcantimc-despitc the precautions
to prevent it-it bad leaked out In that
region, which is near New uln1, that mine
bad been discovered, snd as unprineipled
men are always ready to step in between the
pioneers Of an enterprise, who have spent
away the prize from :heir hards-the original
company associated with them judge Flan-
dEu ara Acsszs. Shil'och, Genko, and Ru-
tc1pl Of Ulm, II. n. N:c. and uthcrs Of st.
Paul. and formed q Aiininy Company under
tho ''l.cuc-.l Law for lac INCORPORATION Of
Co,arauits for Mining or Manufacturing par
poSrs, a1d took / :sIres to protect 1hsir
rights. ~ pre-en.rttns aud locating ut the
land office In that district, sufficient land to
caafy on their mining purposes. :.
Kill EuAs REGION
OF course tie announcement of the l1scoy.
ery OF these mines on the Cottonwood viii
CAUSE rush to that locality, and soon we
may expect to SEE every 4uarter-6ecttpn In
that district pEe-empltd by settlers. each Of
whom are after coal mine 1nd fo-tune.
Some may find the first, snd thus get t 10
latter, but nine out Of ten Will never secure
either, as 1t requires considerable capital to
sink shafts and carry on mining operations.
It will result, however, In the r,pid settle
ment OF Brown county, and hero and there,
Oh the rich prairies and along the 1ne streams
Of that region, Villages and towns will sonn
spring up, under the impstns Of the coal
trade,
TUE aEw MINES.
The original company have gang Of mtu-
era already employed, and are about COM
menctDg to work their shaft, and open
others The mines arc sitnated on the Cot
tonWood River, where the coal can be emptied
into barges, and in high water hoated down
to the Minnesota River, and thence to st,
Paul, or down the Mississippi, at a very low
price. Steam engines and other machinery,
and necessary barges for the trade are al
ready contracted for, and the company ex-
poet to commence delivering coal In Saint
Paul before July J., If the stage of water in
the Minnesota river next summer renders it
possible The arrival Of the first ark Of coal
from the Cot ot*onwood mines at our leFee, will
indeed be an egentful incident in our histo-
r. The price cannot now be ascertained,
but it will be undoubtedly delivered at low
rate.
, 1864-03-06

1850 wto err :.,.'etcd ry.lh this p.ostrntinE nuj
:. t.t1.s C.sc4tr nc<4 surcr no lun-cr. Dr. Dodd'
IL ccs. las uecn t:>sd viii unparalleled SUCCESS In
znerr I'D IL Al:trts. Tn'utsnts testify - Its won
f.4.tu tr1Nt SIND pn3tA.e stamp for circular At.
..r,... d.. EQDD, Eox T.R, Chicago. a2.r1EElW
, 1864-03-06
GO 004trHtt0r6
4 sSlSTANT QUAKTERMAg-

-, 4LhS OFFICE.
<, ,,c4 ..xo..,.- Ca1c1ao. nts. March I, tstt
:; n 1E MoSDAY. l4tn Masch 1861. ior HAY. Corn
tAu OAts IN such quantities III may Be roortrd frnes
fte 2! cG3tEsGt nn.a 5th April. fI for tbo usa Of
ttH Eth Illinois Foluu:t Ct Eaynlry etsttnned ID AZ
:aFes uHho-tu bc delivered ffse of cb1Yre n ~
Il ty1sI.3, oys 1,msd ;p1 pin1se. WI,
r:sen contracts, With Rood and sut.elcnt secuTttT.
~ Hed.a;ey ca the accspssHce OF ihcty bsds Al bia-
r.sc they VII not be entertained. The unde,siEpnd
ilc 10 reject any or all bda II deemed u
lasnant to be made on the completion Of tho CON.
ttet CT sstcco thereafter ~ funds may be ISceitod
ri si.tcssed to Capt. 3. f. Reno. A. g. H., p WISH
I,to!' tttstt, Gh!cEEo. u.
=! rlisat'cntn 10 Il. F. REEts, Capt. i A. II
~ itaS. Mt :ps J. 4. PuT1Es, Depot 1.artcfmaagpF.
, 1864-03-06

nj Err CHANTS SAVINGS
I'VE LOAN AND TRUST COMPANY.
-, .,. CHICAGO Feb. 18th, 1894
Ihs ANIMAL M ~ Messt,nT of w. stocklodsrs O. fes
held nj their office on MONDAY, March eth. between
the houJH Of 9 A. u. and r. II.
u1ln1.Y1gQ-Gt L. j. GAfsE, EAahlcF.
, 1864-03-06
Young Joseph Ycuan William Yott Frank
Young Ehtflea Tatno John Iearnhan j II
INITIALS.

Proprietor ssoush nranch shingle Mills. Chicago
TAhsTy....N North Peoria Street.. .1tniA Boz 6ib5
KeehetteF Seed Company: .sapt Water Cuce e
tsol,shuMat: ,AehIer Lodge No. SO 4. .Ptesl-
Manufacturing Co.. sea;h Franfln eii-
etae9 81 ossis e. "a m
ins o,l;ssr nsttesy "a HI @ ARTILLERY: .wsbaasia
i: e. CO. Posi- Ofce Graxer 6S7. .EditoF Of ,,6e
Visitor. Agent 9f hsw To1k Lfs ins: Co.; Some
Mowers. Chicago Post Office drawer 6s9l, or 10
lake street mp stairs. Messrs G. 81 r.
...,O.&Ms
, 1864-03-06
DROPOSALS FOR FORAGE,

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s9 sssss e !. :''e:ssS e E:@a9s e e
Aleaaad1l4. snd Eo!t NonEoe y: q eNhsr d tassa
sa. "a $ 1sst!sa q. III s. @ asiss:s Of es:ss.
ofeHrn q ss. os ans to9. ofnsy 9, m q urxss
ge!a.; shsy ptop9.e . make devsz!a. zaa 20 rs:s
81 s:'i:Sa = 8 ssSs e r.:
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, 1864-03-06

Containing nearly soo pages and 10 nne Plates and
slate oT uea th and 1,ise sse, With treatise On
ld A9nss t:s Dtgl,rsb!e Cosse9gesces apoa he
the only rational and successful mod Of cure, as
shown bY the report nf cases tTeased. 4 truthful
adv1ser to the married, and those contemplating
marriage. Who cnterts!a doubts OF their physical
condition. Sent free OF postage to sny address,
addressing DR.. LA CEolX, Nc. q Maiden Lane, A.
Eauy. \. T. ftst.Y .Y193.
, 1864-03-06

Perfons wishing drop letters advertised must a1la
three cent stump.
w On.cr open from 1st Of APRIL to 1st of November
on. a. till p N. From November 1st till Apfil
1Et, nom L. N. I'LL p. H., and on Eundnya from
q. IN. to lG:15 q. N.
PKG J.L. SCRFPS, Pm
, 1864-03-06

1cnndrntdal EAyE1c1sn. tioFtneEly Of st. Louis. 1to
corner Of Monroe, thlcsgo, LII. half block froH The
Pest once. op Al hronc Diseases and Diseases OF
lpstvatt and delicate nature, in both BeJes which he
trrats Ettn unparalleled SUCCESS. Rooms separate.
~hert Ladies' And gentlemen can consult the Doctor
with the ttriciest privacy. Office hours from H. "
70 sP; H.; suadaTs 70 to IL A. II. Conmuntcsttons
81. Enclose tFo stamps snd rct h,s adde 10 HtaIth
Ffotn the Doctors long experience in hospital and
perfect for all ChIoLic Dseases their
most severe snd complicated stag e. ID very short
Young men suffering from self abuse are Invited 70
call. a perfect cyEe EaITanted; Female 1reEoiari.
having anJ ohttructions to marriage should can Ut
ohce and be cured. Best p{ c1ty references a. to
ah!ttr and euccts. felpW96IfW
, 1864-03-06

,e.tan1n tecfrt Coun.tls t0 cyc7y Ltdy oa nuluts
:. rr.ssl :" nsr hsn,th. Ersuss md v,sor. By Mxk
. iso4 Es1. ch,cax". III, he .sst1" sih b. fof.
FaEae Immediately n. B.-WntrE rLA1sLT AID
, 1864-03-06

Remaining unca!1cd for In TIC CGicago r
Dfllce.
, 1864-03-06

pTTTsBURGH, FORT WAYNE
L AND CHICAGO RAILWAY COMPANY
OYf1CE OF THE SEoHETAKT. [
PITTSBURGH. Pa. February 1tth, l66t}
The ANIMAL MEETING Of the Stock and Bond
hpdeI1 Of this Company for the election OF Directors
and such other hnsiaess may come before It. viii be
hurEh, on thn THIRD WEDNESDAY, OF 'MARCH,
4. L. 1E63. at 10 i. II.
The Stock and Hond Transfer Books Of the Company,
Ut their Office In the city Of Pittsburgh, and Ut thsli
Transfer Agency ia tie city of New York, VIII be
remain closed until the 17h dsy Of March thereafter.
fe16-n 640-tomchl7 W. H. BARNES. Secretary,
, 1864-03-06
Chicago Gribnne.;:


LIST OF LE.sE ERS
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-09-19

Resolved That in the future in the past. will
adhere with answering fidelity 10 the Union under the
Cons tuition the only solid founda ion OF our Strength
security and happiness a. people, and as framework
o:governm.n ally condu i've to the welfare ami pros
pery ef all III States. both No thern and southern.
Resolved That this Convention does explicitly dec
American people that after -four years
Of failure The ion by the experiment Of war,
during which, under tue preten>e OF military n crity OF
po~ higher than the Cons The Contitui on
itself has dsrrgarded in every rt and public b.
prvat- right akr trOdtn down. and the ate
rial prosperity .fthe country essential, impaired Justice
humanity. liberty and the public welfare demand that
immed efforts be made for Cessation OF ho>ies
with view ultimate convention OF the States, or
other peacesbe means to the end that at the EARLIEST
practicable moment peace be restored on the basis
Of the Federal Un'on cf the States.
Resolved That the direct interference Of the military
auhortis of the Uni ed States IN the recent elections
held in Kent cy Mar, land Missouri and Delaware
shameful voi tCn Of the Constitution and repetition
OF such In the approaching secOn will be Id as
revolutionary and resisted with all the means and power
under contro.
Resolved thai the aim and object Of the Democratic
party preserve the Federal Union and the rsht of
the mpa ed and they hereby declare that they
consider ID 4 the admin rstve usurpston of extraord-
nary and not granted by the Con t,u-
on he subver-on OF the civil by military Law in States
in insurccon the arbitrary mil tar, arrest. imprs-
cnmen trial and sentence OF American citiz rs in states.
where vii law exists in full force. The suppression OF
freedom OF seech and OF The presr the denial OF the
right OF asylum the open and owed disregard Of State
rights the employment Of ssthS, and the
interference with and denial Il the right Of tie people 10
hear in their defense Is cacul ted 10 prevent
Of he Union and the perpetuation Of the
Govern deriving just from the consent of
the governed.
Resolved That the shameful disregard OF the Admins
traon il. duty in respect Fellow tizens ~t
arc md long have bern prisoners OF war N . su'
ng condition deserves the reprobstion
the score alike Of publ policy aud common b maniiy
Resolved, That the sympathy Of The democratic parry
l. bear ilv snd earnestly eXend 10 he sol ery OF our
and Ors Of navy who are and have been IN
he field and on the under The Asg OF their try
and IN the Of ts attaining power they wi re,evs
eli the protec ion and regard that The brave sol
ers and saors Of the republic have 20 Doby earned
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-09-19
Appointments.

The Democratic State Central Committee have
m 'de the following appointments Tor public
speaking:
Hon. THoNAs b. WARD will speak as follows:
At Lexington. Scott county, on SATURDAY. the
24h inst.
At Patoka, Gibson county. on THURSDAY. the
29ih inst.
Hon JoHS PErrIr will speak ~ follows:
At Lebanon. Boone county, on Monday. the
18th inst ut O'clock. z NJ
At Monticello. White county, on Tuesday the
9th inst. at O'Clock p. NJ
Hon DAVID SHE,Xs will speak as follows:
At Lebanon. on Monday. the l9 inst. ~ ]
oclpck. p NJ.
At willismsport, on Tuesday the Goth inst.
at O'Clock NJ
A, Covington. on Wednesday. the Dist inst
at l O'Clock p. NJ
At Crsvfordsville. on Thursday, the 22d inst,
at o'clock VI
At Ltfavette. on Friday. the Odd inst. At
O'Clock z NJ.
At DAYTON. Tippecanoe county. on Saturday.
the 9th inst :. at | o'clock p VI
Al Delphi. on Monday. the 18th inst. at /
o'clock p VI
At Frankfort. Clinton county. on Tuesday, the
9th inst. a; O'Clock p NJ
At Logansport. on Thursday. the 29th inst,
at O'Clock p NJ
At Peru. on Fnday the 30th inst. at O'Clock
PM
At Rochester. on Saturday. October lst. s.,
o'clock + NJ.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-09-19

The proprietnrs of the D,ily Times this morn
ing. on paying off their compositors, informed
ali those who belonged TO the Typographical
Union that their services were no longer needed
No composi,Or belonging 10 the Uuon is 10 be
employed on the lines hereafter
We have news from Hilton Head to the 18th
Int
No active military operations Of importance
are reported
signed to Gen Foster have been psced IN =
prisoners camp Constructed on Morris Island
under FIRE OF the rebel batteries, and the com
msuder at Charleston has been notified of the
fact
As regards the rations of these prisoners they
are 10 fare precisely as do the Union officer
placed under ire Of our bstterics st Charleston
Gen. Saxron has org-rsixed a savings bank for
cOutrabsnds, aud has issued an order prohibiting
the purchase of cotton IRON negroes in advance
of the harvest.
Mr.. Wakeman will enter upon his duties a.
Surveyor of the Post on the LIST of October
James Kelly has been appointed Postmaster
de has held n variety of public trusts. aud j.
laid 10 be man without stain or even -
piciOn upon his integrity.
The authorizes continue to forward large
bodies OF troops from this point for the Army OF
the Potomac.
Yesterday the steamer United States took 500
troops. and the Ksrnon 700. To-day the Varuc,
'ook 400, aud to morrow the Sedgwick will take
800
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-09-19
DEMOCRATIC CONGRESSIONAL TICKET

First District WILL M +. NIBLACK.
Second Disirict-MICHAEi. c. KERR.
Third District-HENRY W. HARRINGTON.
Fourth District-GEORGE BERRY.
Seventh Dis,rict-DANIEL W. VOORHEES,.
Eighth Di-trict--JtMEs F. HARVEY.
Ninth District-DAvID TURPIE.
Tenth District JOSEPH X. EDGERrON.
Eleventh Districf-JaMFS F. McD0wFLL-
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-09-19

WA-HISGroN, September IL -rhe subscrip
tions To the 7-30 loan reporied TO the Treasur,
yesterday amounted TO 81 .2Ul 900
Passengers by the mail boat to-day report that
on Friday large body OF rebel cavalry msde N
raid on our reserve herd of cattle, opposite Har
rison's Landing. and succeeded in carrying of
the entire lot-about 2 $40 The guard, about
t~o hundred men of the 18th Pennsylvania cav
airy, started in pursuit, nd it was believed that
before night the entire lot would be recaptured
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-09-19
from Ps,ilad elphia

PHILADELPHIA. September IL "A special from
Baltimore to the Bulletin says:
General Grant has lett Tor Hirper's Ferry. and
that his purpose will be defined in few days.
A Washington dispatch has the following:
Over 1900 rebel deserters have arrived from
the army oi the Potomac
One man left his vile and six children in Rich
mond. and says his grandfather has teen con
scrpted
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-09-19

viii speak as follows:
Madison, jefferson county, Tuesday night; September
20.
Brook,burg, jefferson county, Wednesday, September
al, at Pm.
vevsy switzerland county. Ibursdsy September y, al
Jpn.
Enterprise. Switzerland cOsniy. Friday. sepemb.r -
s,iPA
Kissing SUM- Ohio county, Saturday, September "a at
Pm.
Aurora, Dearborn county, Monday. September %, at
p.
NOOres Hill, Dearborn county, Tuesday, September 81
ulP.M.
vsr allies, Ripl-y county, Wednesday. september IS,
slP.M.
N.pol,On, Ripley comfy, Thursday, September 20 at
Pm
Grrensburg Decatur county, Friday, September 20, at
Jpn.
Ru.h,iIle Rush county, Saturday o tober l. at p.
nuersve, fsye.te county, Monday. october ,. At
Pm.
CeRterville, Wayne county, Tuesday October 4, at
p. NJ
Newcastle, Henry county, Wednesday, October s. at
Pm
Auncie Delaware county. Thursday, October 6, at
Pm.
Winchester. Randolph county. Friday, October !. at
Pm.
Portland. Jay county, Saturday, October s, at p
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-09-19

Boone coun'y, Monday, October !. At o'clcckP.k
williamspori. tuesday. October a. 81 o clock p. n
Carroll eoaHiy, Wednesday. October ), a. e'eook
p N.
Ahssh. thursday. October g. At o'elock Pm
Msrsn, Grant county Friday. October :. at O'Clock
Pm.
Kosomc. Howard county. Saturday. October ., q,
a,eloek r.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-09-19
From GIaattauOOxa .

CHATTASOoG,, SEPTEMBER IL The Griffin
Rebe. OF the l4th contains order by Governor
Brown, OF Georgia. withdrawing the fifteen thou
IAN militia from Hoods army for thirty days
The thirty-hvs thousand Federal prisoners at
AndersonvlIle. Georgia, have been removed 10
Savannah and Augusta.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-09-19
INTELLIGENCE OFFICE.
PALMER a FORD,
General Intelligence and Employ.
ment Office,

CSIFRKS Nech sntcs ana Lsborers furnished With en-
L ployment ~her- he o-sf wages vii be pad
woul-n a. Chamb-rma nd. ~zmstress-s aud Servants
all Ind plsee ~itbou trouble or delay BY applying .,
IN ono
Dwellings. s'ores, RoOn., onfess and sleeping Rooms,
fgrtishet and unbranded to rsst
Pet Snss R~z L2Ia ssYsiI-dn
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-09-19
Meeting a, Liberty, Johnson County

Hon ID " VooRHEKs ~ill speak at Liberty
in Johnson county. on Saturday. the 2sIh OF
September This village is seven miles vest oi
Franklin. and arrangements have been made 10
accommodate all Who may attend. The whole
Stata N invited
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-09-19
National Democratic Platform
of 1864.

The USroN-THE CoSsTITUrIoS-PEAcE-P
rioSs-A FREE PRtss-FRKE SPEEcH-TRIaL
BYJuRY-THE RIGHT or AsYLUN-JusrIcE TO
OUR SOLDIERS.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-09-19
From Patterson.

PATTERSON. N J September 1.-THE great
race between Kentucky and Alderman, for So ,0O
TWO mile heats. was won by Kentucky. Time
AZ and 40l4.