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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-10-03
THE JOCKEY CLUB.
THIRD DAY OF THE MEETING
The Ladies Out in Force to See
the Hurdle Race.
The Grand Stand and the Course
Crowded with Visitors.
--,~r~-~~-~~~~>~>~-->~~~~
A small Field for the Hurdle Race.
and No Accidents.
Watson the Winner Of the Jerome Stakes,
'Ciladtl the Winner OF the Hurdle Race,
and Luther the Winner Of the DASH.
THE BETTING ON THE COURSE.
&c. ~. &c.
A small Field for the Hurdle Race.
and No Accidents.
THE BETTING ON THE COURSE.
&c. ~. &c.

The third day Of the American Jockey Club opened
promisiniy, the weather being bright and inviting aud
abe attendance almost as large on the first day Eoa
bly, the ladies' out In great force; for cunning e
lows who profess know the that they would
not hurdle for the world The grand stand
crowded on the upper tier, aud thcky studded
the lower one, and from the club stand the heights
tho Of New York society arraycd in the.most
dazzling .. costumes witnessed tue rlcng But here
mud 70 I've duty, impartial journalists, to lind
grave isai With the club, although with the most
poignant regret. II clear to the most superb
cisi observer ,hat the ladies' had come out spe-
cialy yesterday with object. ln all well
regulated hurdle there some accidents,
more 81 less grave There almost certainty that
somebody gill get his nec broken his collar bone
put out his mead pounded into Jelly. Why then,
did the Jockey Club depart from this old established
precedent surely fatal accident might have been
managed Difference 10 the Al least they should
have besa appeased by a compound fracture. Bui no
Tn. ade: ceered with their handAercefs and clapped
their little In ecstacy the horses approached the
hurdles bu, coareienps rewarded their watchiul
anse;g The fact is incredible One thing is
f tle cib does not wish lose with the ladies' it
must mprosise a calamity with despatch its
c..ances Of fashionable patronage are forever gone
Seriously, however, The hurdle cry hollow
affair As The horses approached tho jumps they seemed
to any cyerton knowing well that If they
couldn clear them they could knock them down In-
deed th was the case with Of the horses the top
scaning OF the hurdc--not cghieen inches height
being carried away at the first Jump This coupled with
the bad running OF Ycilowhaminer and the tagging Of
Zigxag the Only exciting To thoa who knew
nothing Al az about i was what spcrtsen call "a
sure tor Ctaae before the track cleared. aud
when ii polamc Known thai General williams
q start the winning the fore
gone confusion. Nevertheless, In view Of
possible -ccden', there many who backed Igzag
10 vim sad OF course they enjoyed tno melancholy
pleasure or dropping their money Among the iurfmen
on lie and the race spoken OF in Contemplation
terms aud various opinions offered the bad show
made by xipzae The Canadian and English coterie
was well pleased with the result OF its members
hay,Ag financially stood by Dr. Kirwin.
TIL. secnnd race was looked forward TO with much
more ST. aud the result showed that the sogaoscenf
r,g', their estimate Of the merits OF the horses
Ono pool sold Dr. Underwood, for instance fol-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-10-03
THE MEXICAN REPUBLIC,
NEGOTIATIONS FOR SIX STEAMERS
Movements a Santa Annals Head
quarters Yesterday.

All day Yesterday the headquarters or General santa
Anna we're bssesd by parties anxious to enter u,o ,b-
service OF The Mexican repGbI. depulaion Of Geo.
man and Hunsarian officers who had served ID the lsts
war agsnst The rebels waed upon santa Anna yesterday
and rendered him their services, which, II Is understood
WIN be accepted They represented . body Of nearly
one hundsed and twenty Officers u an grades rbs
number Of applicants has 20 great tina, the prs
posa 20 open office 10 New York for The transaction
Of recruiting business Is said have become nece,ssv
10 order that the General able 10 rransarl Id,
other business.
an srkAnErs 10 rs rrRCaMgD nE
\ u reported that the arm Of Charles T. Wright 4 20
10 sca'n street. has been commissioned by SANTA Anna 10
bay ss steamers Tor the Of the Mexeao repa.
lican cause
IoAN OF rvs atLiaNs
which ssnts Anla negotiating iasl accoasis a..
reported yesterday to have been concluded Wit, tl,ss.
prominent banking houses Of this city hut their names
Odd no, ranspre. One business nra here offered three
hundred thousand dollars bul tue Offer was -g..d WIN
l. MOI reported
Among tbs visitors at santa Annas headquarters ye4-,
tsrday was seaor caccriu, Mexican ofhccf Who va,
captured At me siege Of pueha by the ana sent a.
prisoner France, whence be arrived in Nev Yo,I IL
sang vessel only few days since He i seoompan Oh
~ some ether fellow prisoners aud u on nis Wv -
oncr but roupnlDs OF the French authorize. a. bsvln
Attempted p haAr Him give ~ tho republican Tor The
imperial csasf~ stst BY promises or reward thea ~
threats Of bsnnisment 10 Cayenne and next by pro
ioigs'ion pf hsimprsonmen, IN Fnnce aud sss ndly
treatment han he had previously received 40 coz
nrns the general reports that. ID France As neu.aa
expedition ! regarded a. i Gosca.
brother IL te gentleman was editor II liz oeyse
comic paier M the city Of nesico nh.h hls KEPT %
so noeszant opposition 10 Navmllan ami wss - efai
timsr put andertic ccnsure of biz government
There 10 tdcrable doolty IN Reasag Al tho Opera
tom, Of the parties Interested ths nosemea, ana
ccmiIsG's are made that Premature rcyel,nons
nave been made OF Important Facts WhBirger there
may BE- IN this movement Of Anus Il become. *
high interest 10 the American people issos an csny
date.
Ruu0e thnf Ma>iiniiep Has Coumfrrnsaa~d
the Esncustio. at ~osors.
~ SAY Fa,vofseo OCT I, lsSs
II " tsse,ted that Naxinss sent an ORDER counter
mnndngthe evacuation d sonora tbs, the French Al
'sira hS'ns eNbarked all biz troops rcrased diaem
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p-r~nepo ~ nes isss
Are h,oks 49, evening the isrEe 0Jkrpe factory
~ 4 10 Rhsoehsrs On woot stf-es, sfa t~fhrs ths
nsm~s w~r- sruneurhed the rntlrs baiidas .. 1c<-
terv~S t,w.sbsy win me styck " i1sc3 fh- orrin
" ne are - snknown, Inc psoasvT 80 - PRIV.
nnllv eoysvv1 by sgsnca
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MAILS FOR EUROPE.

The Gnstd np scsmshp isvs. csp,ala Noodle,
yin sesvs snb potssa wsdne.isy Tor Iaverp,ot
ma msis ios Kgops wslt cle II half Pas, aln. O'Clock
.son wrdnevrSfsJ nrssxa ~es4 - e...- 2 ~. =
~ TN Khw yoRx BsRA'p--f.fusn for Esrope will be
rcsdy a. hall past e,eht O'Clock y, the inofn,ng
single copies, In Wrappers ns1y fyr nsnins, sr
cents
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FIRES IN IHE CITY.

In ThiSd Avenue Partial Dcssrneti~s er .
scale Factory -Wsrk ~ AN inc~mdiar, /.
Dansag~ 81 900.
About Twelve O'Clock Monday nisht are broke
out in the scales rnanufactory Of Richard Brown,
No ass Third corner Of Finy.seysnth street
When lrst secn, the famss were burning around
the carpenters bench in front Of Of the shadows
Fifty seventh street siic, and before tbs Are
tinsulshsi the property w the hrs' floor nearly
destroyed Tho rames also extended n ibe stairs the
end Of The shop 20 the third door, and there destroyed
some valuable patterns. although the taidiny - but
little damaged spvve The tfst nosr which feet ~
cuiirry owing 60 the good ~ the Fire Do
partncnf Tho damage 10 stock and bin~fy viii
BE- about 10000 ana 10 the building shout 3 900
sured took snd bniding i0f sbo4t s2s0c0 IA city
Insurance compares The IRE IA Supposed 10 be the
work Of IN lnceudiary.
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i.5risv'Lts GA q Isss
Tie toa.cca factory. machine saspe aud l,sndsy o.
"a. southern Poaheftsfy, al Isrsryonsies Ind sere
dexs,oyed bv fre last evening fbs ensirt s~ viii nv,
errsed <zo 900 of whch acsssf falls apoa tL~ STATE
- ,,sa1a All the mssnssriuruk estsb 81 tae
l..nsenfiarv a-e ~ cork TO-DAY.
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thar Ma>iiniiiep Has loumfrrn,sBa-d
The ExrcunIinn ri -nnnrn.


s .-tsS ssa Pour IArayn. oct. . 1853
hand u nfean Indians slsiis a uesd o. e.it. near
thus place h the 10Th n They were pursued b, Len.
tenants Bingham aud SlsrrtD, With rarty, who SIR.
prn hrl4rsmA Killing all but four recovering ths
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-10-03

Esceicsi the Monday ihose q gs.tfr.
day saaalled them Interest and excitement sol the
COMPANY being much larger the demonstrations Of
pleasure sns applause remarkable The srss
the hurdle race two miles eish, hurdles Two
Csnsssu horses engaged, zs,aK and ctade, for
merry called Nixhscck the others Tcnnesses snf
Yello~hsmsner a mare from Boston, and 1enersl wi
llama The syssYs W General Williams ana xsxar did
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A Nau of Thom.snd.
a rDNSpMPfffF tURFb.
d.. " JAMES retired phy@esp ~ gFeai sniasnos,
while In III. East futrs. cured his chla
ton mni Asthma, Tais.ehid u alive s1d seii The
an'ittef eau oNain s fscipr ~ engsiug nta
pay csrrrHs fryr prove y fnt yoDfself
The wr~r VIZ rl~se slate the ~ thu pAprr tb~r
this adv@ftis ~tnTBt ~. Aaffess tKApDvsK 90,
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Marsh a, Co.. ols t-t-ss,-ssh M-S,eal sssr
rruss anr - sn Et~e~F street So ttkEit tar ~ AZ
Ards nNppstsfs A. A.
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~ prize. tssh.a !. Legal L.t,-ri-.. ris-
VI rf,IIp g,.ser ia b.,.t,..x
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Brt~h~Iar'. Hair Uve. The Brsr 4. 49,
~osh fAe onfs peff~ uye. safusAa Fslsbr ln..alss
osi. fsesofy. II haffisg street
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BOYS, N0ufh'. and thildr~n'- tlothinz.~-
trgrst ssanriW~Nt aud NnNaf Npis "a tlsis TUWttfv.
BToksN A BEsfliERs - Yssfth assaa~
And ~ fagsyefie 9lser.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1866-04-28
Lyon County Agricultural Society.

A meeting of the Directors of this So
ciety was held at the Clerks Office in EN-
poria, on the 18th inst.
Onmotion HI. Stratton, of Elmanda-
70, vas chosen to ell vacancy in Board OF
Directors occasiOned by removal of Mr..
Jones.
A Committee consisting of Messrs. Plumb,
Stevenson and Peak was appointed to re-
view Premium List and report at next
meeting.
Renewed determination was expressed to
hold County Fair the coming fall; though.
of course. the measure of success must de
pend largely upon the farmers and business
men of the county. f5-szs 81
On motion, adjourned to meet at Empo-
ria, Saturday. June 9th. -
R. h. ABRAHAM. Pres't.
P. B. PLUME. Secretary. 10
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1866-04-28
NEW FlRM--NEw GOODS.
Groceries and Provisions.


Catterson & Holmes have just received
and opened their new stock of Family Gro
ceries aud provisions, at their store on Com
mercial street, in the room formerly occu-
pied as hardwar store, one door north of
Hallberg's. They have Rio and Java Cof
fees; Imperial. Young Hyson. and Black
Teas; Pulverized. Crushed and Brown Su.
gars; Canned Fruits. such as Peaches,
Raspberries,, Whortleberries, Strawberries,
Blackberries. Cranberriss, Pine Apples,
Tomatoes. Ounces, Honey, CitrOus, DC.
They also have Cove Oysters, Cumberland
Sauce, Pepper Sauce and Tomato Catsup.'
DRIED FRUIrs.-They have the incest of
Dried Apples. Dried Peaches, Dried Black
berries and dried Currants, as well as dry
box to keep their money in. Persons need
not be alarmed about their losing the mon
ey after they get hold of it. CEtf.}.E
They also have plenty of this, such as No.
2 Mackerel, White Fish, Cod Fish, Smoked
Halibut, Dried Herring. Hams, Shoulders,
Sides, Lard. Potatoes, Soap, Smoking and
Chewing Tobacco, Prunss, Figs, Dates,
Nuts, Powder. Lead, Caps, Woodenware,
Stonsware and Rope enough to hang all the
rebels south of Mason and Dixou's line, and
the best assortment and sweetest candy you
ever tasted. If you don't believe all this
just give them call. The ywant to see you;
especially if you have pocket full of those
photographs issued by Mr.. Chase, with
green backs onto 'em.
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TROLLA.
Notice. TO R,1ilders-

GEALED PROPOSALS for the erection of the
~ Court House and Jail for Lyon county, Kan
sas. VIII be received by the Commissioners of
Lyon county, at EmPoria5 Kansas until the 10th
day of May, + D. 1866, to be erected according
to the Plan and Specifications adopted BY said
County Commissioners.
Parties DESTROYS of bidding for said work can
see and examine the Plan and Specifications
at the office of the County Clerk, il the town o f
EmpOsia. Lyon cOlnsy. KIasas.
Bids are invited separate ~ for the stone work,
(lneudiBg excavation for basement,) carpenter
work. plastering. and painting; or for stone work
as above mentioned, plastering and carpenter
work; or for carpenter work aud painting; or
for the completion of the building, the materials
IN eaeh0Rd all cases iacGuded. -
All bids will be directed to he Comfy Clerk
of Lyon county, Kansas, with an endorsement
on the outside Of the 7envelOp showing the kind
OF work to which the bid Enclosed refers.
Bids will be opened on the 10th day Of Nay
next, at IL o'clock a. m, and persons whose prop.
OsitiOns are accepted will be required, Within
tAn days thereafter, to execute bonds with two
good and sufficient securities, for the faithful
performance of the work; amount of bond
equal to the amount of contract.
Pay ments TO be MAIDS follows: 5000 when
the con tract is let, and contractors bond appro-
Ved' IN equal proportions between stone and car.
penter work.
$4,000 when basement story is ready for ioists
to be applied on stone work.
$500 in Kansas State bonds when the second
story Is ready for jOists, in equal amounts between
stone and carpenter work.
81 OOO when third stOl is ready fo- ioists ap.
piled equally stone and car penter work.
S2.0UO WheH building il enclosed, applied on
carpenter work.
$4,000 when building is eompIeted, applied in
proportion 70 work of all kinds in finishing bull
ing.
halanes in Lyon County Orders, payable out
Of the taxes levied for building purposes, Sep
TENDER, 1861.
-, Bulidingte be completed By June LIST so
The County Commissioners reserve the right TO
Jet any all bids.
IN testimony Whsreof WellaEe hereunto setOuE
hands nd affixed the seal Of Lyon county
this the 18th day Of April, A. .: le66.
9 tsszffs1e8 8 ~ -aaFsr7 . s n. Ii. HUkST. u
CD airqnaE Of ne BoaEd Of County GOm'rs.
J. = Wu4lANs, County Clerk. e-16-1Sh
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The Presiden. has made two more speech
es lately one TO the sailors and soldiers, and
the other to Eve thousand negroes who we're
celebrating the anniversary of the enamel
patton of slaves in the District o. Columbia
TO the soldiers he said he was still Andy
Johnson and that he intended to be Andy
Johnson. his enemies to the contrary not
Withstandiug; that his policy was the thing
that would save the country. To the ne
groes he said he was still their Moses and
would remain in the Moses business until
the end. He told them that after awhile
they would see that he was still in the Mo
ses business. Time would develop the fact
that be had accomplished more in the No.
ses business than any other man in the
United States. Nothing else in these speech :
es worthy of comment. 80 s"1 a. s
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E. BoRToR, Sec'y.
April 28th. 1865.

DR.. Truewortby informs US that there are
three cases Of small pox on Eagle creek,
some eight miles south of this place. none
of them very dangerous. They are new
Corners, having caught the disease on their
way to the country. They were not aware
that they had been exposed to the disease.
when they came. They are stopping at the
house of Mr.. SOule. Several persons have
been exposed in attending to them, but if
proper care is usad there is no danger
of the spread of the disease
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Publication Notice.

CILAS NJ. THOMAS, q nonresident of the
- State of Kansas. (and whose residence is
unknown,) is hereby notified that Louisa c.
Thomas, of Marion county, Kansas. did, on the
25th day IF April, A. D.. 1866, file her petetion
in the Clerks office of the District Court, Filth
Judicial District, Chase county. Kansas charg-
ing the said Silas NJ. Themes with wiIfuI a6-
sence from his wife, the said Louisa G. Thomas,
for more than one year last past and asking that
she ma be divorced from the SAID SiIas n
Thomas; and said defendant is further notified
that unless he answer by the Both day of June
A D. 1866. the petition of said plaintiff will be
taken as true and decree rendered accordingly
Dated, 2sth day of April. 1866.
LOUISA c. THOMAS
By A. s. HowARD, her Attorney. 1923
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MISUNDERSTANDING Johson ought
to hire Doc White and VIM Clspp to get
up plan of recoasuuction for him. In
less than no time, they have reconstructed
the old store room, used by Mr. Clapp, and
formed union between Whites dry goods
department aud Clapp's boot and shoe de
partment which could not be ''dissolyed, -
'ceceshed." "coerced" or anything of that
Sort They have put in entire new shelv-
ing. counters. etc., and painted aud warn
ished up the old room until it looks as nice
as new. Aud then they have been to mar
ket and bought full supply of new goods
all new, and purchased since the down
fall of prices. They are just opening out,
and their stock is large and selected with a
special view to the wants of this comnu-
nifty.
Mr.. Clapp will pay especial attention to
the boot and shoe department, and will not
only sell new stock, but will do repairing
as in the past. - -. 81
Read the advertisement of this firm else
where.