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Litchfield enquirer., 1865-09-14
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 spch .eeEpogatiop shall .hase been a Nsticns| ,s.s.1ng Aasociation ioE ths period of si3 monthl letion any bills issped in its ensn nsa bank N lExK illIe isd E II Rams ss b bank it'o q Iee s" " sfsMSss'pp s4St N Hy sns aaak esm'
Litchfield enquirer., 1865-09-14
sx CHAPTER OH. { An Act relating to Horne Railr,

.f L. q 1t ' iAn Act relating to Horse Railroads.
 Bsit s'saesed 6y tAe Senate a'sd House cf Reprs- ssntativy in General Asssns6ly convened: F@'
 'Slc l. Whenever the petition for the incorpo- ration of horse railroad company shall be pre- ferred to the general assembly, public notice of the pendancy of such petition shall be given in the same manner @ b by law required to be giv- en of petition for the incorporation of railroad company and such notice shall designate the street or streets, highway or highways, and other 9 intended route of such horse railroad, with such certainty as to give reasonable notice to all per sons whose rights may be affected by the grant ing of said petition.
 Bro. 3 The directors of every horse railroad corporation shah annually make report under oath to the general assembly at its statsd sea- sions which report shall state the amount of their A capital stock and their annual receipts and sx. penditures and their bookslshall ct all times be open to the inspection of any committee of the general assembly appointed for that purpose " SEC! 3. No horse railroad company which may hereafter be chartered by the general assembly shall have power to lay down it's rails upon any street, road, or highway, except in such manner TT and under such restrictions as may be imposed V by the common council or selectmsn of the city and town in which such rails are laid but any such company that may be aggrieyed by the sc- tion of the common council or selectmen of the 9 city or town in which such rails are laid but ~ any such company that may be aggrieved by the action of the common council or selectmen as aforesaid, shall at times have right of appeal to the superior court. f I1AL Approved, July 70, l865 s.taL
Litchfield enquirer., 1865-09-14

,It J583 ~ CHAPTER OIv flf fA An Act in addition to An Act concerning JeelW g}1 y-rraU Railroads." } ...tl.f, ja,l
 Be t enacted 6y the Senate aud House of Rspys, ssstativss sn General Assembly eomvened: s~ sioner of this State shall be in any way employed by any railroad corporation in this State either directly of indirectly, tho office of such commis. sioner shall thereupon become vacant. -
 Bncs 2. This act shall take effect from and af ter it's passsge. ~ T~' f''eesFs' tS S@% as
 Approved July 20. ls65
Litchfield enquirer., 1865-09-14
An Act in addition to and Wa alteration of " An r Act relating to the Militia," approved, July Qkf1 1aGA fiDfs gi V X. z, U " {N~l v v

CH1P1HR Cv. g, An Act in edition to to and a alteration of" atS M issz iIssaazsns 70 me A'l'ia appr0ve'' July Be tt enacted 5y tie Senate and House of Rsprs- ssmtasivss in. Ge,ssrai Asssns5!y eonvsned: B 6nc l. It shall be the duty of the quartermas: company of sctlvs militia, upon certificate from sheadjutAnt general that such company ihas or ganized according to law, and has made requisi. ton for an armory through the commanding off, cer of said company, as drill room, and place quision has been approved by the adjutant gener. al.' And also provide for the expenses of cleaning and keeping in good repair the said . arms and equipments, in such manner as he may prescribe; slso for the storage of any artillery of any feld-piece shall not exceed the sum of fifteen dollars annually; and the quarterrnaster general may authorize the commanding officer of any eompahy or battery to make contrAots for ject to his approval or rejection, if the aesrtsr master general deem it expedient. ProkidedIs further that said commanding officer shAli be requirea to pay to the qnartermaster general, to proceeds which shall accrue to him. or his com, pany rom nndsrletting said room, used as an armory, or dril room, for lectures meetings balls or any other purpose whatsoever.
 Every regimsntal band that shall conform to this Is in addition, shall be allowed from the state treasury tho sum of seventy five dollars Der sn- nun, as rent for suitable room for practice and lforl the purchase of music; And the comptroller or the State shall draw an order :on the treasury TOT such sums as may be required for the purpose in this sectionspecided, on a certificate from the quartermaster general that such companies and bands are in possession of such suitable armories and rooms as aforesaid, ard that no injury has deposited such order may be made psyable to the commandiig officer of such company or bands napprovsd by the quartermaster general or 1t may Dc made payable to tho quartermaster zen.
 SIC. z. The eighth section of An Act relating by repealed. -s~-' '' "'''- 5.,, Approved, July 2oth, 1865. 9aa
Litchfield enquirer., 1865-09-14
NEW ARRIv AL.
C. AfcNEIL., Ag,t

au " As just t ts received ss < New Stock of DRY
 GOODS, of all descriptions. Groceries, Ready Made Clothing of the latest Spring Styles together with everything usually kept in q Country Store. ,s,. .1. sins and will be sold acc0rdingly.h v ns
 2 .ssflNM lE'9ai3eA ast 0. McNIFE Ag't' Js HtohasIa. April aOth, lsst.' pg' 2 It
Litchfield enquirer., 1865-09-14
cHArrsR CHI.

:. .5 An Act concerning Promissory Notes. Eo
 Be t enacted 6y tke Senate e,sd House of Rep. ysssntasives sn General Assembly convensd.: iei That any negotiable note payable on demand, and remaining unpaid tor feur months from its date shall be considered as overdue and dishon- ored after that time; provided, that this act shah not apply to any notes heretofore executed, and now outstanding, or which may be executed pri- or to the first day of October, 1865.
 sFAppfoved, duly 20, 1865. gss Z ia
Litchfield enquirer., 1865-09-14

, During eight nSnths, ths subscribsr. in ths corrss of his laige pEsstice, made .oq srIcs rs- FRY ONE Of which was decided in nI5 Sivo. by the Commissioned. of Patents. U. ,l,
 Jan. I. isss. lssqra II ' AnI i,s;
The Potter journal. [volume] (Coudersport, Pa.) 1857-1872, 1865-01-18
What n Chanae!

Governor Hall, in bis final message 70 the
Legislature Of Missouri shows that bis senti-
ments have undergone complete revolution
relative 10 the domestic Institution. hhe7
lie was chosen. or rather when as Lieutenant
Governor he succeeded Governor Gamble, he
was as '-couseryaiire' on tie question 81
slavery rs the ratides. owner Of the boys
could desire. His. eyes however have since been
opeEed-yery widely opened insomuch tina:
In the message referred to, lie looks upon the
Institution as dcai-as the cause OF al our
troubles: and counsels theLegislature 70 adopt
such measures as may be necessary, with the
assistance Of the Constitutional Convention
70 which the delegates have been recently
elected. and which would shortly ASSEMBLE
so as To give il sudden and not even de-
cent burial. Not word does he say Of grad
ual OF even compensated emancipation. lie
refers 70 the late election as the viii OF tie
people on this great disturbing question,
aich cannot be ignored or disregarded.-
Bu. the change is not oniv with Governor
Ean It Is with the masses of the people, who
have Jr their action, announced the doom Of
slavery without even benefit Of clergy Mis-
souri,. under the banner Of Freedom WILL
within ten years, become one c. the foremost
States Of The Union.
The Potter journal. [volume] (Coudersport, Pa.) 1857-1872, 1865-01-18

LIScoLS.s CABlEET-Since Mr. Lincoln's
inauguration in March, 1861, there have been
five changes in his Cabinet: Mr. Stanton foi
for Mr. Cameron, Mr. Usher for Mr.. Smith
Nr. Fessenden for Mr. Chase, Mr. DeuuiSou
for Mr. Blair, and Dir. Speed for SIT. Bates
The seats in tLe Cabinet are nov filed IS
follows:
Secretary Of State-Wm. II. Seward.
Secretary Of WaG-Edwin T. Stanton.
Secretary Of Trcasury-Wm ?. Fesscuden.
Secretary oG The Eavy-Gideon Wells.
Secretary of The erior-Jonn p. Usher.
Postmaster Genera.-Nm. DenGisou.
ATTORNEY GcueTal-Jamcs Speed.
The Potter journal. [volume] (Coudersport, Pa.) 1857-1872, 1865-01-18

TIE Crops OF I554.--TAe yield lf 1854 IS
given as follows in the Interesting report Of
the Agricultural Bureau The wheat crop
is IS, 600, 900 bushels. a-a.ns. lel.ooo.o-Q
last year corn, 53I 100000 b0sucls gains,
AS, 600, 900 last year: rye, 10000 ogo bash
els, or about 100 600 less than styaa-; bar
ley, II, 100000, CT half g million less than
last year oats, Il-o1Q09o, or 1000, 900
more than last year; buc'swheat, l2,9oo,9o9
bushels. 100000 more than las. year: no-
tatoes, $4,000, 200 bushels----51o0a5 less
than last year; tobacco. lgs,o550yo pounds.
being Il, 900, 900 pounds less than last year
and hay, 100000 tons, being 100000
tons less than each of the tao preceding years.
The 6az-seed crop is from one 10 four per
eent larger than last year.
The Potter journal. [volume] (Coudersport, Pa.) 1857-1872, 1865-01-18

Neglected Coughs and Co'Gs.-Few are aware
of the importance Of checking a Cough or
Common Cold, in It's first stage that which,
.a the beginning. would yield 10 a mild rem.
edy, if neglected. soon preys upon the Lungs
-BE5en,s Br0HeaiaL IFoetss,,' or Cough L0z-
enEes. atfora instant relief
The Potter journal. [volume] (Coudersport, Pa.) 1857-1872, 1865-01-18
WAGON SHOP .

FyvEE subscriber having located in Lewis
4 vile IS prepared to 90 al. kinds Of WORK
iu lis line. on slo.. notice and u the best
manner.
szaEIng 'aElt Repairing
Of all kinds. I an enabled bv raeaid Of ma
chiaerv 10 DO work 10 the wagoa-Iiae better
ana cheaper than any other establishment in
tla county. I an also prepared % make
CUFFINS. EDISON HIDE.
TIvsscs. Pc11'a. Dec. /. 1864
The Potter journal. [volume] (Coudersport, Pa.) 1857-1872, 1865-01-18

TIE Nesr Aure-sarv.- second ami
versary Of the Proclamation Of Emancipation.
was celebrated with great spirit bT the color
ed people New Orleans. Hilton Head. New
York, Boston, Washington and other cities.
The Potter journal. [volume] (Coudersport, Pa.) 1857-1872, 1865-01-18

SEnroUs AcC.DEs- DR.. Thomas F. Dun
can. Surgeon aad Medical Examiner Of drafted
men in this District, met with q serious ana
painful accident on Monday Of last week, near
NilLcim, while on his road to Waliamsport.
lie was u.rL.a 4 quarter Of mile OF the
above place, when the liaes dropped from lis
hands and in the attempt to catch them M,
the horse Suddenly took fright, causing Dr.
Duncan to fail forward over the casher, and
getting fas. in the irons, was dragged into
Iuae.m before the animal coa.4 be stopped.
small. boy with him at the tilae remained
in the sleigh unlurt. We did not hear the
extent Of lis injuries, bat suppose them to be.
from the nature Of the case, ola serious char
1-tar-T T'tE.sseutg Pres.
The Potter journal. [volume] (Coudersport, Pa.) 1857-1872, 1865-01-18
or d THETeG.

This branch Of our trade we call your a.ten-
en- to in particular, IS we can and viii save
son % to 50 per cent. Fine suits from So
10 So. worth so To S25. Good black Danls
fgr g, 10, worth $3.50. Extra Locski0 - 80.
The Potter journal. [volume] (Coudersport, Pa.) 1857-1872, 1865-01-18

nE Missouri has since the Governor. S
Message, abolished Slavery, instantly and
Internationally.
The Potter journal. [volume] (Coudersport, Pa.) 1857-1872, 1865-01-18

nSa- Hon. Edward Everett, one Ct Ameri-
cas- greatest Statesmen, died al Lis residence,
IL Boston, on Saturday morning last.
The Potter journal. [volume] (Coudersport, Pa.) 1857-1872, 1865-01-18

lie f5ra-oinE a-e lie PannsEIlaoia Rail
road levels hT the Philadelphia and Erie
roads. and distances. oil City is on level
60 feet below Warren, placing It's level /. l25
feet above tide water.
Canal levels in the State Of New York, via
10 ----.L - - nrr n ehes
The Potter journal. [volume] (Coudersport, Pa.) 1857-1872, 1865-01-18

E2ELLOU CITIZENS, Friends and Custom
& e-s. return my thanks 10 you for the
liberal patronage bestowed uFon me for the
past ten years, and my business having 50
much increased, found it necessary to esta5-
:s1 uy headquarters cn the railroad, have
selected Well5Yllc,and hereafter may be found
ii -he
The Potter journal. [volume] (Coudersport, Pa.) 1857-1872, 1865-01-18

B@ See New Advertisements.
The Potter journal. [volume] (Coudersport, Pa.) 1857-1872, 1865-01-18
&c,

az the Best AMI Latest Fashions, very low
Fine Nerinos, Thi5st. Wool, ErocAa. Stella,
ana most other kinds.
, 1865-08-24

trtbes-" The Kansas authorities bsrc duly repre-
| scrted the matter to tho Nu Department at Wash
fngton, and asked decision upon It,
4 returned Union colder named Housley has
commenced civil suit In the Circuit Court, against
Sterling Price, Gen. Ratns, Col. Cockesell and
othczE, for ftty thousand dollars for fase impkon-
meat, and Other crimes. The defendants are re-
qulred 10 Alc IN appearance BY tho 18th Of October,
or Judgment Will be rendered By default Price and
cated.
There Is some donbl whether the refractory
preachers md others who refuse 10 t4ke the oath,
CHI be legally prosecuted without an additional act
Of the Legislature. The preliminary indictment Is
necessary before arrest.
Missouri rebels are forwarding petitions for par
dons for Gov. Flctehe<'s endorsement rapidly.
Among The Latest Is ono from JET: Thompson.
sesesa1 persons e1iled to the Southern confsacr-
aey for ihe VIZ have recently returned without mo-
lce.ation.
Last night, a large meeting Of the FeniAn Broth
c1hoo0 assembled at st. George Market, for The
purpose Of est2bushtng new circle The meeting
was presided oyer BY jus. Mc01ath, State Center.
Mr. jas. sullruu, m old dtzcn Of the First Wa=d.
Was elected Center Of the new organization, Michael
Lacy, Secretary, and Patrick LanIgan, Treasurer.
Speeches were made by Mceg1s. Mckcnna, Mclean,
Gen Carley, pEjscol1 johnson, Ezskne. and Ds.
Finn. The meettng lyas m enthusiastic one, and
adjourned with thrce cheers for independent Lc-
lind. II.
The six companies Of The I'd Ohio cavalry now at
Camp Benton, are 10 be mustered cut within few
days, orders to That eject ha1Ing becn issued to-
day.
. Gen. Fremont, ut tho head Of company Of East
ern men Is about to purchase the extensive tract Of
mineral lands in this State with view to erecting
an establishment in this city for the manufacture Of
snilroad iron.
"MF. Butletdeld, Superintendent Of Duttcrdcld'a
Overland DcRpatch, has completed arrangements for
and Arizona, md will send c,,achea from Lawrence
10 Denver City, ria the Smoky Hill ronte, as soon
Is the Missouri Il Pacidc RailEoad ia completed"
The Government Commissioners to The Grand In
dian Council have arrived at LaycnWpsth.
, 1865-08-24
EUROPE.
Nothing Heard from the Grcot East-
eFn-1f II feared She has met with
some Disaster Mt Scn-Lntest Foreign
Intelligence from all Points,

Nothing Heard from the Grcot Enst-
ern-1f II feared She has met with
some Disaster Mt Sea-Lntest Foreign
Intelligence from all Points.
NEE roRk, Aug. aa.-Ths sse1mer Persia. from
@ Sobs e. sse b1a1a a q assa s c! !e
Eastern or her Coutorte. There Is nothing new re-
gasdIng The cable The latest tests confirm the fault
s aehnsrg sa a G Ha.tetn
Sphsnx and Terrible 10 Tow her II disaster haa he
o7e.-due, and espain The absence OF her consorts,
Lord Lyons Is 10 succeed ST. Henry Buiwer rs
The Los,aoa Tiaazs edhoraily czpattates on !hc
II. both 70 The Uniied stales and Ca1oda.
popoon ao nes e. s hs e1 sP oh FEE csas1 5 hs e.
mezee for the Imperial Government 10 guarantee
Tie strict neutrality Of The North American colo
nes tEst Work sEry veil TIL wanted, when it
The Emperor Napoleon has gone to Gimp Chal-
Some foreign journals hnvc invented rt,,nor
fbat napoleon contcmplates the annexation Of Bal
gum to France, nser Lcopo1d's death. giving tbs
nakc Of Brabsnt tho Mexican instead q ths Bel
gao crown; a1so giving Venstia TO italy The Danu-
NorheIn Germany to PTussts.
tbs Dank Of Ffencn loat eevcn million france,
ea Eng Eoagb ,hs s nss 10 i E nssss rss @ @ass
The cholera continued Its ravages,
: The negotiations betUccn Spain md Rome on &C.
c.Nnt Of lta recognition Of italy, are satisfactorily
the intc.cste Of the Legion in Spain.
LoSDOA, Auy. 10 Um puEi;NETowN.-Nothing
has yet been 1earl from The Great Eastern.
tween Austria and Prussia maI be .eenrtcd as nd.
justed. A complete understanding has been arTfyed
at 6u the principal ointa il dispute. Satisfactory
cocecsslol.s hase been made to Prussia Iclatiye to
tho military Question. The EmpsrpF Of Auaf.ta and
King of Prussia will meet Mt Dresden IL day or
Two. The hitter his Injured h!a eye while hun1ing
, 1865-08-24
FROM INDIANAPOLIS.
Arrest Of m Accon1pltcc OF the Assassin,
HootIt-11osy it ygas Done.

Arrest Of m Accon1pltcc OF the Assassin,
HootIt-11osy it ygas Done.
Especial Despatch to tn: Chicago Ttihunc.l
1Su1AxAroLrs. Aug. %.
The expedition alluded to In my despatch Of yes
tcrday, having returned successful, am permitted
10 give details as follows:
Information was received some laye ago By Geu.
Hoycy, that the mau Lemos, who Is believed to be
acecmpl1cc Of the assassin Booth u statement Of
~kose arrest for robbery, and subsequent escape
from tie officers at New Haven was copied In the
Cincinnati Ga-tttt Of May 2slh last), wls lying con.
cealed at Fort Wayne. A copy Of the Ga-.he, with
IN ink stroll drawn around the article alluded to-
accompanied the letter 10 Gen. .1o7s :*ho At once
osoe1cl Col. Simonson, post commander, 10 cause
femos' arrest. Lieut.. Fred ]. Massey, 18th Veteran
reserve cozps, with squad Of sir picked men, was
selected for this duty. lie LEFT this city on Mon-
day last, and ierehed Folt Wayne al eleyen o'clock
that esenhiS. Having unaturcd bis plans. he eur
rounded his housc next morning and captured him.
and q woman who was with him, who Is believed to
be Jane Iipping. lie Was very much excited and
Was disposed 10 resist, but WIS informed It wns
no use. A large number Of letters and papers were
fonnd and taken carr or Some Of the cltizens Of
Fort Wayne, hearing Of the mysterious arrest, tried
ogct out writ Of Adjtds corpus for Lenoe, bnt
were foIled. Threats Of various kinds were also
made against The officer In command Lenas seem-
cd very anxious 10 know The cause oil hts arrest,
and inquired Of the sergeant Of the guard whether
any ecars we visible his face neck The arti-
clc copied by the Gd-tNe describes the nm arrested
exactly, and be has HcaTs On his tace and neck, a4
mentioned therein Lieut. Massey arrived here this
morning with bis prisoners, and they were eafely
lodged in military psiaous.
, 1865-08-24
TIE MISSISSIPPI CONVENTION.
F1Ett Days Froceed1n1z-Greae Senstr
t5rcncs& A1aont the Sovereignty Of the
f.nnFNnff0n.

jackson Cores. {t4th) Cincinnati Commercial ]
There we're present at the opening Of the
Convention eighty one members out Of ninety
nine to which the State is entitled. There
arr several Jet to arrive. Fitty-thrce out OF
the sixty counties arc represented ut present.
It Is fmpracticable, at this writing. to deter
mino what proportion Of the qualified voters
of the state have participated In the election.
though am Informed by the Secretary OF
State, Mr. j. Z. Tergcr, that the vote will be
nearly one haH as large as that cast IN 1S61,
for the secession convention. In this county
tfon Of s,910; of slayes, - a2,GS6jj. The yote
cast for the secession convention numbered
between 1, 400 and l, 500; that for the present
one was LOST. Kinds county Is not, hoWey-
CT, to he taken as an average for the State.
The districts remote from the capital were
eEreSfpusly Ignorant Of current aflatrs, and
many Of them did not even receive supply
OF amnesty oaths in seasun for the election
To many Of the counties Gov. Sharkcy found
It necessary to despatch special messengers
with quantity Of blanks, and these were the
arst to bring tho intelligence Of the Govern
or.s appointment.
On lie first ballot Hon: ]. Shall Yargcr Was
elected President, having q clear majority of
48. He addressed the convention IN brief,
eloquent, and somcwhnt doubla-meanfng
speech. He hoped the deliberations Of tho
convention would be directed with the pnr-
sonal liberty and personal rights TO this peo-
pie during all time to come; that they might
deliberate wisely thoughtttllly, earnestly, to
the end that frecmcn In this country shonld
never agnin be placed under the necessity Of
receiving at The hands Of military authority
Of their own affairs aud reconstruction
E. II. Brown, OF fal1nbusha county, oaer-
ed the following resolution:
Eesoic4I, That Tho President Of Ibis Convention
, 1865-08-24
FROM MADISON.

Df%cl1arEc Of Frovo*t 11nrHhals-Thc
State Agricultural Fatr,-Rcauru OF IN
Excursion Party, DC.
Especial Despatch to the Chicago TrIbune.]
MADISON Wiz, Aug. 70.
Lieut.. Giddd1nes, Provost Ma1rhau General for
tho Statn Of Wisconsin, has received orders from
the War Department, directing him to inform his
P1oyost Mazshals 10 discharge ali thclr deputies
and special agents, not he9Aoforc discharged, and
all thetr clerks, at tho ~ the present month.
Nearly ali the pret pms for the forthcoming
hir. to BE- held al GAINESVILLE, September 18th, arr
completed Prof Hoy, scsretary Of The State As-
rcultu1al Society, has received another letter from
Gen. Sherman, In which he announces that lie will
surely be preset al the opening Of khe State Fair
at Janesvil1e.
The excursion party Of stote officers md othens.
who 1cf here few days ago for trip to Lake sn.
pcr3or, returned homo last night.
james Graf, returned veteran, was robbed At
the dcposin this city, yesterday, of $3.50. The
robbers were not apprehcndcd.
rThe Uaatber IL de1ightiuI today.
, 1865-08-24

uent. the 4sh Illinois, whfh MS received by hsar
+ cteeH from his old comrldes
Cor. Oglcsby and others riah Camp Butler ne1,
Friday, and Will formally #elcnme home the req
mcnts now there.
Tho great equestrian exhibition conttnu- q ia
elicit not only the attention Of our own citizens,
but that Of the neiRhborng States, either a. e1hlb'
lions Of spcculatnrs. The exercises, this morning,
were extremely interesting.
C1Ass K-SucHng colts-Ent.tee- Young Black
kswk, By G. Z. Dunlap, Of sangamon Co., III. s; Ia.
dy Jnne, B. Gnligan, sangamcn Co., H.; aud
Dase, by Jno. Aegreedy, Of sangamon Co.. The
first premium, stlEer plate, worth twenty-five dol
latE, was awarded to young Biackhawk The sec-
oud. fifteen dollars, to Indy Jane
CLASS S.-Stat1i ons, showing the best co!ts OF
three yeazs aud undez. Eut1ies-Dack uaWk, By
]. Il. Dunlap, and Prince John, by J. c. Coe. The
first p,cmium, snser plate worth 80, awarded to
Black Hawk; second premium to Prince John, $u'
CLASS N.-Saddle horses, geldinss or mares, by
gentlemen OF Indies, running not allowed, pre1nt-
um, 800 .and 1so. Entries-A1eck Douglas, By
c. G. Turner'S Ceylou, by Fred-smithi Geo. B Nc
Clellan, by g. n. Fassett; Pauline, by n. n.
Knight; Drrmmond- by ". D. Bants; Taylar, by
7. Smith; Paddy Burns, BY John Aes1eedy. Pad
dy Burns took the first, nud G.. 3. MCCLELLAN the
second premium.
1fotuug tandem, uile heats, best two In three.
Entliea-1tt Young Medly and Lady North, by O.
Monroe, Of Christi.n Co., Ill.,; I'd, Black Hawk Maid
and Jenny, by Bill Watkins, Of Saugamon Co.
First premium, silser plate, $50; second do,
sss. Won by Black Hawk Maid and Jenny,
Time, s:1o and 3:15A. :.
C1Ass x.-Fastest trotting horse, gel1lne OF
for money on regular course, best , IN three, mile
hast Il u+ Hx% Kat