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Litchfield enquirer., 1866-09-06

There IS great indignation at Augusta Ga, because Mrs. .Howe's battle hymn has been discovered in hymn book introduced into a Sabbath school. The Congregationalist says: We can conceive, no procedure so insidioua and culpable as the installation into the youth. full mind, under the auspices of religious in structions, doctrines of which do the Norths and the devils, work at the same time. The Yankee mind has been poisoned by just such literature and melody. If we are to have un- ion churches and Sunday schools, let it be plainly admitted. In such an event. earnest people who regard the health of their souls will know what course to pursue.,.
Litchfield enquirer., 1866-09-06

"M11I1oss OF WORLDS for another hour said one of England,s proud Queens in the hour of death, but alas the messenger was one that gold could not bribe. The wealth of earth is powefless to save, bat death is often cheated of its prey by timely use of Van Buskirk's great German Liver Remedy. See advertisement,
Litchfield enquirer., 1866-09-06

Fly Catches, Single 2 Married 4. Left on Bases, Single 6; Married II. Out on Foul, Single 4; Marriedlo. Umpire, ) Beardsley.
 Scorer, J, P. Catliu.
Litchfield enquirer., 1866-09-06
SPECIAL NOTICES.

IF OSr on Thursday the s0th of August in IA riding around the lake, long shawl with
 a green centre Any one returning the same to the Post office will be liberally rewarded.
Litchfield enquirer., 1866-09-06

: n0 Vermont, gives Union majority hea- vier then last year: by 5000. The Senate ls
 unanimous. :fa g9a1 &!sa5 sft u
Litchfield enquirer., 1866-09-06
DIED.

In this village sept 2d Frederick w: oldest son of F D and Sarah l. McNeil, aged, years 8 months and days.
Litchfield enquirer., 1866-09-06
NORTHFIELD.

A lively game of Base Ball was played be. tween the married and single .men of North field, Sept. lst. The married men having the advantage of the bound catch.
, 1866-10-20
FROM LOGANSPORT.

snss County Agricultural Fair-A Hniny
nnv v-AwnEdH-A fonng Lnhy with
"Sothtng 10 Wear s'-Qcr Wardrobe On
abe Way to ChtcnVo.
Especial Despatch to the Chicago Tstbunc1
LooASsronr, Ind, October u.
As was predicted yesterday, the rain has de-
scendcd at intervals all day; but notwithstand-
the county fair. The following awards have been
made: II. Stevens. best Durham bull; c, T.
Dodds, best pig SIX months Old Lyman 6.
". Stevens, best cottswoid bnck; George
!Sa ss es:t Ses oc!sss' ss:t
eo4n se t o %ecsnenes esq and ~ IT, Ie s5SS
'or pyramid Of flowers John c. Hilton, stencil
work &!s. Mau,cF. tor millinery goods D. p.
lsst carfiagc horses and best carriage ponies ;
y. Talbot, best buggy horse L. McMillen, heavy
d no5ses to5 n Tos
iu harnvrr, to an old heavy rfcke.y wngo5, On =
rnnldy rack time, mile, 3:3!; D: G. Richardson,
;5oting hosse under saddle. time SD John y:
eamc, paciLE horse in harness, time I'D; Elliot
McRessg took arat premiums on se1dlns. two years
3D. wrss p1nnasb beS aaS Sas
These are the leading premiums. Many Others
Judge d. b. DIkenan hlled the time in speech,
In which Il was hihtcd that there WAS loo little
stock and too many mere looktfs-un at The fair
Next yeaf commodtous grounds aud good track
4 i hishly respectable young laly found he,
wardrobe suddenly and sadly diminished yestcr
day during her absence. Certain parties on I
visit TO q ntar nesgneor a1e SURPRISED 10 hass !
|'nolhinG to wear" except wha. she had upon her
person; The suspected na.tiss3Frans I sksaso1
aSy maSs son9 ns nls,s
Chicago policemen catch the delinquents.
, 1866-10-20
IRON NEN YORK.

Extensive Attcmnt ut Rlnck-a1ailsnR BIZ the
cnrpcrhcnds-Ci,y Conversational Somtnn-
si0nr.
NEW YorE. October 1o.-The Rast hss the fol-
is slated thu! certain persons have arrived
IN this city f:om Washington. on an erEaud which
viii not commend itself To the good opinion OF
honss, men ahe statement which %s have
ha9e s.s'sn der'siis ST d sian faaas Se5easins @ %
H. 6s q s e. psee
and we asky ron on your part to help In tatstn: a
fund 70 he led In cs55sing ihe appsoScang slcs. E.
hvld m out. Int The hanks understand request mi Ut
ID that xh4,e to mean that II they rcfusc to :twe
no1ey tcbe employed for r1s rs51ts Rn.pos"ss' " they
vi" loss T. kee21S Of 1ae Public =, c,v
consres ssi,nal nominations: William E: Dodse
has rccciv.d the Republican nomination for Con
Eecss IN tie Eighth District. General John 4,
mentioned in connection with the nomination.
The Conservatives Of the Eighth District have
eas f59sd 5 e. ssegs IN caaytaop aS s ne'
.is' she Filth FIJI Z nts.rics. IT,. JoSn a'io' Fox VA
nominated instead Of Sunset Coz. TIC Mckcoz
between 1tc Tammapy and the aut1- -TammsnJ
candidates. No nominatso1 was made In the
princ,ral M sf esdc.s % of The Tammany Democrats .
;he city. ieunderstood to have the pledge Of th
Nelson 1a.1or. is making ttrone efort to sccurl
the euppor Of the party. Emanuel 3. Hart va
nominated In the Sixth District. The Mozart Hal
Conycttio, also met and nominated, Robe
| Price. The Tammany Convention o
| the Seventh District has seuominase'
| John Winthrop Chanler. The form
cr Will he opposed, probably, b.
| q F. S!ei,heimer on The Republican sld:. Jau,e
| Brooks ha, received the Tammany nomination !
the Eighth District lie has slso The Atkeo
Ninth District nominated David :. jackson. Nj
.arson MrricG havin. declined: This make.
triangular ronte.t between Wm. A. Darling. r.
pnhlieaa. Fernando Nnod, Mozart, and nj. Jncl
DC nomlna:ed Ii the lower district. in lieu Of u
Fox, hut NJ. Cox declined. though offered It
NOMINATION.
, 1866-10-20

4 tsaan Dns for the RcpublIcans-t:raud
atae* t1cctinG-%pecches BIZ Ju&xe Fattcr"
ron. OF Tennessee. lao alnst II. Cnrpc.-
ter aud fsthesr-Kock Couu1Y Hor~c Fntr
-Exctt1uE lsnccs-Hest TING By a ChichEo
Hor&c.
Especial Despatch to the Chicago T1ihune.l
JAS.sv11LE, Oc:obc. ~.
The Republicans Of Kock County have enjoyed
cala day Today. listening to the speeches Of judge
Patterson and General Smith, OF Tennessee, and
Matt. Carpenter, Of Wisconsin. Judge Patterson
spoke two hours and halt, and what little there
Was left Of Andy and his policy after he got
through, was not worth talking abou,. III. arsn-
mcnt covered the whole subject at issue tntWcrn
the loyal and dlsloyatssts, so tlat very little of
argument was LEFT % te supplied by lit ot!.sr
speakers: get Matt Carpenter. in his .nintablc
t1yie- AMI with acknowledged c!ooucnee, h.tl The
crowd together loe another hour, and they were
very 10Th 10 let him Oh then. Al his conclusion
the7e was q simultaneous cry OF "go on from tht
whole audience.
These two speakers wcrc listened to frcu plat
form erected for the purpose In tho Cont uoass
r:sE, anl there were prooAhly not less thai 5.tH
/ listeners. The Bower City Band and tie untehin
sons were present, and added great interest TO the
| occasion with vocal and inatrumeatal music.
general Smith epoke In the evening nj 1sppan's =
con! d not gain adtniuance for thu crowd, The Al
| tendance won1d hare been much lager had ihers
been any contest in this county, Tut old Rock !:
all nrc way, and the Republicans will bo out IN
full force without any extra usgint.
| The horse fair ot tie Rock Comfy STOCK Asso
| eIa,tou w1s we'll attended Today, there beinl
thee races In the programme. The h1st tnfe
, 1866-10-20
Execution Of Ferris, the New
York Wife Murderer.
FROM MI MEX1CO.
French Troops in the State Of
Sonora will soon Embark
for France.
Gold Closed in New York
at 147sa.


Tic CceHfon al Tcnetfu to 1sn1E Fully COM
ptcica-Dcath Of III. ThouvcnaI, tho French
%fnleHmnn-Ke%uito ot Observation-Disclosures
Frusein md Enx0ny.
LIVERPOOL, Friday, October 19.-Thn 1nman
steamship Elty Of Paris, and ihc General Trans
nzCoupany's steamship Vile dc Paus,
both from New York October 9Th. have arrived
ont.
FLORENCE, October 19.-Ihe ccssion Of the
Province Of FcnetIa to the Italian Government
was fully completed Today.
rAl1a, October l9.-1hc French statesman, Ii.
1honret:af died to-day.
BERLIN. t1cto1.ct i!.-Kumors arc a!1oat that the
rt,tsso-s,xon Military Convention have agreed on
h.sis Of common occupation uf Saxory-
I.ateht En4lith Markets.
LtvEKIont7 Octo:,cr 10.
C'stIoS-Tlc rsoktr'- Circular rrpar.s the sales o
.IttDn for lle week 1Ol,0N bales The nnrket to
day IS firm. with tarx Of lot0p Iatcs MidliinE up
lands: cloecd out at l5ai,
BkKAlmTrfls-Tl,c weather is still unt1ro.ahle fo'
the crore and the breahstIfls market Il e.n%Hrntl,
aisaaclug. Flour has advanced Is pcs barrel. NLHa
corn tIas advanced 3&s per 40 Hs.
Provision AND lhoDCCE MAEEETS The market 70
provisions Is unchanged. Tallox tcndt downward.
10xnoS, October ~.
FIsAxc1A1-Thc money narIrt IL an!ct. Ceneol
for moncy, sok; Illinois Ccntrals, ts United State
l.S0.. .GSf.
, 1866-10-20

The Mexican Homo nnd Foreign SecrctnrE
an Military DI%ciptinc- -Ifinn3nsn md
Cnnnlcs Ordered to Kcper9 Mt I1caduuaf-
scr~ fnr OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Evacuated
BY the French.
, 1866-10-20

General I5utlcr nj kenonha-A Most Cou-
EanrIuR Spccch-Thc General nj Racing
Another fmmrnsc tsnfhcriuK-Torchllxht
FFoccf.fon-An Art DcGnttion.
, 1866-10-20

General 1sutIcE nj keno.ha-A Most Con.
EanrIuR Spccch-The General nj Racing
Another fmm~nsc t;nthcriuR-Torchllxht
Professionals Art DrHnttion.
Especial Despatch 10 the Chicago Tribuue.l
RACINE, Wiz, October II.
General Butler arrived at kcno.ha this morn
Ing and became the guest Of Sir. Simmons. III
was conducted to our public hall and introduced
10 hundreds Of our citizens, both ladies and
gentlemen. He was accompanied by General
i'aInc, Judge Hubbc1t and a special correspondent
Of the New York Tribune. Al two O'Clock he
spoS os ,wo heu1a, nd was @ applaad
ID. His speech has produced profound imp1es-
sion on big old colleagues o. '9e Democratic ga1y,
By Nr. Van Wyck, as statesman whose COM
manding genius and clear perception OF public
interest ha.l often at critical periods solved the
foresight and prompt action AZ a colder, caused
him at the very beginning 0! the war, to siczc
ana IL the ss5s @ Tue
cation With the capital and theT' /? save the Re-
General Butter was shown b.. oa' leading citi-
zcns the town and ite beautiful slr ibs.
Especial Despatch to the Ghica - Iteune:l
General Butler arrived here at O'clock tn com
rany with General Paine. oar candidate fur Con
rres+, and was escorted TO the court House by q
lol chlicht procession aud hand OF nnslc.t HI
spoke In the open air TO one Of the sczy 1srccs
cxeeeliEgly happy; logica.. ieaned aEd tull 2
splendid hits and picturesque Illustrations whtcf
Kept thc immense audience III hand, and clfcitct
cheers and roars ct 1auGhter every fer
/ na,mity Of my 'pol!cy," and is alleged pseec:
dent the r7rabe o. ;hS h s9a H. q
no statement 10 1he e;.ect .nas be gave Him nal .h
veal. He eaid johnson 3 panty consisted OF him
eclf and The rebels and Democrats who ionn'
thsmss1ye. fuppoinG him. ;hc aa OF KspuS3aesSn r.,
no. man who had been consia,en
cal Democrat, because radical democrat heiiese
III the Constitution, progress and equal rights, {
which the radical Republicans were now the nnl
consistent champions; whereas conassva;ive e e e
old Democracy 70 be bad Republican, and ia
.nourh Of RcruIltcanism TO be a bad Dtnoe:a
Conservatism was an attempt 10 ran It
engine Of State by t!e btass q.
mans original proposition Of peace t9 t;ene.
| Johnston as SlermAn<e surrender to Johnsto
The Republicans &C delighted with the epret
tu E1ay in Central Painc'e district. and speak
all the principal places. Paine served under Butt
at New 0sleaus. and the two radical Generals 4
| ,x.rn rerxnn1f fFfendA
, 1866-10-20

Cnisn ttalty-A Powerful speech by Hon.
George W. Julian, Of Indiana.
lspecial Despatch 10 the Chicago Tfhune.]
ocuArA, October IS.
OEr citizens were addressed to-day by that cult-
pcntRadical, Hon. George r. Julian, Of Inli 1na,
who" fresh from the wcl1-fought and sueca s.s4lly
contested batsle-helds Of that loyal STATE, In an
ahl, logical and convincing epecch. be cnchained
the ,tofonnd attention OF hls audience, who at
dmts greeted him with hearty applause. BE ~
sirrcd In mastery manner the wise, timely and
lensfesnt measures Of Congress, and held up to
sco7 the dastarlly ard traltorous conduct OF
ihe accidental President, Andrew johnson, in his
attempts to humiliate the ioya1 representatives Of
NJ clearly showed that with tzoitor tllIns the
highest place in the Government, aiding and
aldei By party attempting TO foist red d-handed
trainEs Into power, ihe Most radical eIoris OF the
greet Republican party were necessary " pre-
eene 1ha nation from destruction.
He showed that johnson, bv bis egotistical dIe-
plaTs upon all occasions, hal como to regard him
sc1 IS the embodiment of tho Constitution, tae
F1SE, md the ECitcd states combined.
lie CLOSED with 4 powerful appeal TO The Union
1=ry to stand BY thelr loyal representatives. mud
10 lshor With unremltttnE zeal to return their can
didstes BY overwhelming majorilies.
The Republicans went away from The meeting
feeling that 1t was glorious thing 10 be KadE
, 1866-10-20
Exciting Matches Of Yesterday.
(Ertcfat 1trsnatch 10 the Chicago Tribune i

Exciting Matches 0f Yesterday.
Especial Despatch 10 the Chicago Trlhunc.l
LOUISVILLE October 10.
Delicious weather for racing, and au excellent
mud exciting contest. The first, selling race,
was mile and halt heat lot i purse of Two
hundred dollars, weight according to age and
had fuus entrees Brands Margaret; r: Gsfssby's
nay t,iay th1se & ysass "a ia: ~ VI hsxn:tSn; ~; h hSy
RinEcold, and Armstrong; b. :. John Scott dse
ycars old, by Hcmplad, dam By Glencoe. The
iase yas soT Armstrong e. won IN s's y, Sy
IS aGhIrs turned. none ofthc horses were sold.
olda. The Louisville Hotel stake 9f *;on. *so en-;
e5e!ndinep rs Wtrners x three ycsi Oh siaEes.
At Patterson, Saratoga or jerome
dam San,rna: Ehh Demin.'s Clipper, hy Iliawa-
,ha: dam Little TEiet; Als7anasi's NI5@l, b.
Lexington, dan Massn!.. 7his WI ! ssry x
CLING race. Harper held the odds of two to Que
against the field: Alexander ranking second and
s.as !ee ..e se odGs SOU aaa
Frat ltG'.Ihs horses got os wel' to:ct1er,
md ran vel iosehsf Richards d'fap2Si9n ih 5s
sncc- The first mile was made in 1:5S',. Harper
in tic lead parsed ly Alexander and Deming, the
ifs colt eceons sG'ns %e esEs %ss more the edssy 5s
materially changed un'!l II tls home e'!sssh, ;91
RsHH.E I'd .nn,1s e1ssas, e. IN Fl sas
neek Richards wae iat,y iisansed 81 i,s q: Sa. a
heat The odds were now 100 to Is on Alexander,
Dcmins ranking third and ten down; bul his
ffends qnety took sil the ois,ta @ oes II p"s g
Sa5ad Hta'-1he a!st mills, Of thl:; asa' ga
fsa1SE %en;ns and si AexaadeF @ neck an; neck jus!
, 1866-10-20
UNION PACIFIC KAILROD EXCER.
SI0NISTS.

Lcnvln9 tlu!nry-Pultmnn- Hannibal
d It loscph 1tatsroad-Tue Financial
~tntus nt the rurty-.Au Itnpromptu Mect-
'tnE-Ak ~. Joseph. etc.
Especial Despatch to the Chicago Trfbune.1
ST. JOSEPH, No., October ..
At QUINCY.
The Union Pacific Railroad excursion arrived at
Quincy about II o'clock last night, and most Of tho
guests remained until morning in The excursion
sleeping cars provided for the ride thus far.
GEORGE II. PULLMAN.
By the way, when Mr. Durant, on behalf Of his
company, proposed 10 pay Mr. 6. u. Pullman for
The use Of hft palace cars, The otter was Instantly
magnificent lay ont, having been his generous con-
hibuttun to the general stock OF happiness.
KlSs1EY RETUnSs.
This morning, 70 the regret OF NIL, kfnslcJ LEFT
by Superintendent Dunlap, TO- meet ua At Omaha,
to represent a. he only ca, The hospitality o! The
Northwestern Railrqad Company.
af1cr tbrcaHfaet today. at nine O'Clock, NC havo
come through without any incident worthy Of note,
sy s?Sg eeen Scs excellent dinner
THE HANNIBAL L eT. JOSEPH RAILROAD.
The Hannibal & st. Joseph Railroad would be
one Of the plcasantcst roads ~ the world It It ha9
snoothcr trnck, through more agreeable section
of the country; bni no fault should be found on
1aeny 10 haSe
made cvery e:nrt to render our experience or thcis
iwo hundred and +ix miles Of roau as pleasant as
possible, md II we have not quite realized
iEe comfort enjoyed yesterday it has
simply hecn bccause the Hannibal
4 81. Joscph Road IL more on a par with East
cTn lnee thaf Htth thcac centcrlus. IN lh1caTo.
The traveller along this route will ind little tno
much rra,sic iot thorough enjoyment ; rolling
prairie II II 1tne, PM tlll escn thai becomes mo
nolonons, ana IN thcsc caEs one gtts enough r,.i
ing 'Nutpenaent ot tne praHle. uaHf r. oy no
Mehts eeAEtt, 4ut Gt4hs3cI E1aHie 1n4eheuS usE ~
a!mest contMuaHy IN slenL FROM llunc y uuc,
! l'E o.Faa,a rpee'ns no one Ano"s, c@e''e oa'
unanloao"s eot'os.y.
JOLLY FAR!i.
by this time vt.snou! OIL 9ne EXCURSION knows
/ pretty thoroughly ncarly evsr5oody cl5e- aud Al
Law settled down on Tue jolllest possible u1des
standing 10 get ali tho tnn possible out Of III,
| aEair.
| TIE cAF1rAL REPRESENTED
| by limited number ol Individuals on board
amounts to over fifty millions. As All instance
| among The few at thnec at this time present with
, 1866-10-20
NEW YORK CENTRAL RAILROAD.

4 Cantcst for the Control oi IT. Dirrctor-hap.
SEw YORK, October 19.-Thc II rails -Alhaay
special sh9s. " \ here was m important meeting
II the lirecsoss Of the New Iorl Contra! saiIsusd
lcrc today. at which tl,c chief question oi discus
sion was, who s!nl1 control Tits Immense pora
Mons 1t appears 1has deeply interested parties
lave rnn up the stock from ~
- 1o1. The latter bcin. to-lay's price
The entire capital stock Is Fi2 con U1. The party
technically known as the South Shurc party, made
Epof Western railroad raen- -hotx about S S.Hn. Q0
81 the stock, express company some 81, t00, 40
aad other parties other large amounts. The
,,otnt to be accomplished il to 20 work the COM
binasious Of these vnrlous holders Of stuck as Ia
totally onst the present hoard and Eire tie con-
1ro3 ol the direction 10 one sci or party Of men.
II ie abso1utely necessary that Ills shoala
he tskcn TO avoid serious losses. This struggle;
embracing The elements Of strife. will be solved
bv ihe election Of Temporary President, 10 ho1d
cce till December, or by the permanent erection a
1hatiirnc New candidates for the Presidency have
come 10 The eurfacc encc last lad occasion to in
vcs,sgate this subject. In Septcmos.. among whoH
are j, '. l.. Psuyn, Erastus t:oruirc, Al6azu c
Paige, Commodore Vanderbilt and his snn-H-law
Ilo1ace F. Clay, md Cornelius L. Tracy, q
, 1866-10-20

List of Premiums A wnrdcd Yesterday,
Especial Despatch 10 the Chicago Tribunc.1
JACKSONVILLE, October 10
Owing to the rain last night md The muddy
condition Of the roads, there was not 20 large q
crowd at the fair to-day, hut sill the Interest was
kept M. The following arc the Important
premiums awarded today:
uoHsEg.
Saddle: buggy, roadsters and carriage horses
harness, one mi!e-Firet. fo- J. c. Kelley on j oe
end As.iie; second, for II. Uhl, on Aouarch aud
Best pair carriage hoEses-Frsl for Richard Yates
On Grant ard SheEmani second for A. G. Link, on
Best rslr light harncss horses-F.ss, for paIr
Of J: Hobson. on Bill and Dave: second premium
for kclsry. Oh Dfckcy Kelsey and Fanny bunnine.
c;! Pet buggy mr. Or ge1ding -Fi:st PREMIUM, II.
MUM, Walter Weilr, on Charley. ''0 pss'
K%ssq RIons o9 Betty second premium
swssp:,akes t1alione, best stallion Of age or
frced-Ftret premium, A. e. Link. On Border
Ho.res Of speed. best and fastest horse, masc
or ceding, two 1nilcs Ii, harness preinnin
A. An1b, On MonarcA-time. ';:i5; second pre-
'oiuna' Nathaniel Kirby. ~ On Sucker State
1acAs, Jenrct, and sfIns: Ma!c..-Bes, a.ed ,...-
si1ss premium, Joon Emerson, On Lucy; second
Best two year old jack-First premium, Fred
hGnderson, E.te ama on Ifppseanee. p s r.. ...,.,.
Bestt sueEine jack eoll-First premium, F. II.
Morton; eecond premium. - johnson.
| Rcst aged jcnue!-Firet premium, A. Brown, on
Gideon SIDert, on Polly.
NeelY, On Paul and Diekie; second premium.
, 1866-10-20

A Cprperjohuaon Fizz1e-A Speech bv !. e.
fsob&nxon-An Annoying IutcEFa aptiu-S.
Corning Juda-
Especial Despatch to the Chicago TEibur.l
MAcoxB. ILL.,, octobels.
The, grand coppe6ohason rally that .as 10
lake place here, has proven tailu.c. Evsy Ct
fart had been made to draw a crowd. Browning,
Ncc1c1pand, and other noted b,ead-anG- -httc--
nuts were advertised TO be present, bnt tbush
the day and the weather was propition4 the
crowd, ~ well "a the speakers. Ailsd to ONE.
At . o'clock T. NJ. ten complies OF ladies andgcn-
tieu,en, supposed to represent the ten exG1dcd
States, Fsnian editor Of The Mseomb rebel
sheet, and our postmaster, met J. G, Robtnon at
he depot, and escorted him to Browns loteI.
At II O'Clock, after great e3erttons, u smal pro-
ccssiou Was fos.ued+ consisting OF hrasa bnd, a
horseback company, conspicuous In whichwere
the wives OF rebel Ileutenaat and d,c:tcr
from The Twenty eighth Illinois; few wcous,
| partly allied With women aud children; e. Or
iwo, and some hickory po'ee.
Al one p. m: about asc hundred neoo,. of
whom ere hundred 1 were Republican,, assa1b.ed
IN hour BY J. c. Robiueon. Mentioning Tean'a M
nane, be IVES interrupted by cheesa foT bsan,
, 1866-10-20
CHICAGO, TURDAY.;0CT0BER 20, 1865.

horses wcre entered. Kitty Smith. Of James
rifle, WIN the rncc; time. ~ a54.; and 9:s3.
IN the running Ence half mile, single dash.
Elein Johnny Of oshlosh, beat Grape Shot, o'
The last race Il undecided. Ducther's AagEa
Charth, Of Chicago; P1eduorr's Black Douglass, OF
The contestants. Douglass took he fTst
heat In 2-1l4; Anceliae the next two
in e:1o1 nnd a:S Black Douglass
10 wagon: douglass md Magma Charts appear:
Ing to Jockey AnEeltne. The race .sas postponed
H,'tl 10 o<elock tomorrow. The pools ire eellin.
An.e1ine, second choice, zlO0; Magma Cha:.a,
$500: a lively ume Is expected tomorrow. as
Angcline has anothrr heat 10 win. The best tir1c
made Yesterday was &c By Magma Charts. OF