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A sheet published in Boston for gra-
tuitous distribution, is the radical Of
radicals Speaking Of a paragraph
referring 10 General Grants disappro
baton Of the District Of Columbia negro
suffrage bill, it says
This confirms the opinion entertained by
many. General Grant may be loyal enough
and shrswd enough to publicly indorse Con
gress. He may wish 20 see general meas
ures for public safety enacted by Congress
but, when il comes 90 giving a politica
status 10 the negro through the ballot, Oh,
stars on his shoulders grow dim, and h,
himself becomes only a "glittering gene
rality."
The "opinion that General Grant il
swinging around the circle, is widely en-.
tertained by the Radicals generally
They viii propose next to resolve the
radical majority in the Senate aud HOus'
into a Star Chamber Court and try
Johnson, Grant, and the majority Of tbs
Supreme Court and send them to the DRY
Tortugas
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THE SEWANEE STAKE-For all Ages Mile
Heats. 600 Entrance, $50 Forfeit. The As
sOciation TO add $500.
Second Race.
ASSOCIATION PURSE-s60O for Dash Of
Three M lee.
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THE Columbia South CaroHnian, in a
leader upon Southern cotton manufactu
ring says with emphasis Hereatfe, The
mills must come 20 hecoftoR Ofcourse
the editor means that mills must be erect
ed iohsre ne cotton groUs and not that
the mills already in operation elsewhere
shall be moved South They must take
care of themselves where they are, or
become tenements for the moles and the
bats IL is a good and true thought,
and should take possession of the minds
Of our people
The South is Coo poor to afford to keep
up cotton mills either in old or New Eng
land lf we cannot make aud have them
at home, the most economical place, we
win have to do without them
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LATEST KILOGRAMS.
MIDNIGHT DISPATCHES:
GaNGRESSIONAL PROCEEDINGS

AemAles
The bill regulating the duties Of the
CLERK of tine House was passed. Yeas IL;
nays G.
The bankrupt bill being under discus
sion. Mr. Smith moved TO amend by adj
ding /,
4 And such other property not included
In the foregoing exceptions as is exempted
from levy and sales upon execution and
bylaws Of States in which bankruptcy ex-
listed al the time of the commencement OF
the proceedings in bankruptcy, to the
amount not exceeding that allowed by SAID
exemption"
Messrs. Doolittle, Howard, Tonheas and
Others opposed the amendment. Messrs.
Trumbull' Hendricks, johnson and others,
favored it. Mr.. Wade said that while IN
his own opinion he favored the bankrupt
law. but would feel compelled under M
structions from the Ohio legislature, TO
vote against the bill Mr.. Wilson moved
an amendment, substituting other property
not exceeding in value $4,000, for works
proposed to be stricken out.
The House bill relative to the smith
sonian Institute was, on leave, called up
and passed.
The bankrupt bill remained without ac-
ton, and the Senate soon after ADJOURNED
House.
Mr.. Patterson, one Of the regents of the
Smithsonian Institute, introduced a john
resolution, authorizing the receiving intc
the United States Treasury Of the funds O
that institution, including the balance OF
hand of SIG. 2lO in United States bonds, Il
AN amount net exceeding the original be
quest of 81 100000. Passed.
On motion of Mr.. Ferry, the Secretary
of War was directed to transmit reports OF
estimates for the improvement OF harbor
on Lake Michigan. ..
On motion of Mr.. Darling, the Commit
the Of WAYS and Means was instructed t.
inquire into the expediency OF amendlinI
| the internal revenue law so as TO requlr
all conner still conhscated to the Unite
! States. and sale Of same as old copper
| Mr. Donnelly spoke in favor of the bill
and offered an amendment proyidin
that no vacancy shall be held TO have hap
| pened during the recess OF the senate, an
| that if the incumbent Of office was in tn
exercise Of its duty on the day Congres
convened. he shall continue to hold It unit
| his successor is confirmed by the Senate.
MIR. Stevens favored his proposition I
declare all persons, whose nomination
have been rejected by the Senate, as incapf
bic of holding any public office for on
wear. and made such a motion.
Mr.. Baker supported the bill. -,
The House at p o'clock seconded th
previous question, and the bill was rejected
The other amendments, offered b
Measrs Williams, Donelly and SteVer
| were seyerally rejected the latter by vol
of 81 TO llS.
| Mr.. Farquahar moved to reconsider III
vote rejecting Mr. Williams. Amend
ment and all was moved TO be laid on III
table. Negatived by IS against "a.
Before proceeding further a moVemer
was made for an adjournment.
The Committee on Ways and Near
was. on motion of Mr.. Ketchum, II
structed TO inquire as to the proprety
removing the internal revenue tax irol
straw wrapping paper.
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LargesL CIreuIatlon IN CIty and slaLe
NEWS OF THE DAY.

The PittsburE iron masters aad their EN-
ployes nave not been able yet 20 compromise
their difficulties. and nearly al the mills remain
idle.
The Memphis Appeol has been purchased by
John Hogan. Of 81. Louis. and Others. II will
be edited BY General Albert Pike.
The Kansas Legislature has passed the bill re-
feuiug TO the people the question whether the
word white shall be stricken from the constitu-
tion.
1t is understood thst q majority Of the Supreme
Court Of the District Of Columbia holds that the
court iscompe;ent 10 make its own rules and will
make the test oath one Of them.
Gen. Il. d. Mussey. Of Ohio, who was in Nash
vile a good deal during the war. was admitted
90 practice before the Supreme Court ofthe Dis
triet Of Columbia on the 10Th ult The motion
was made by j. O. Riddle, who informed the
Coat that the applicant could take any oath
the Court would require.
A six States which are represented in this
wall not be represented Ia the fortieth Congress
not few members urge a apeedy adjournment
and some 90 50 far as 10 favcr n repeal Of the
law ccnveniug that Conress on the 4th Of
March
Rev. Joseph Babn. tried at Aylma Canadl
East, for the murder Of bis sister. resulted in &
verdict Of not guilty. The evidence was eirecum
stantinl. the deceased having been last seer
alive at defendants house; and afterwards found
drowned in the river.
"A Washington dispatch Of the 10th alt. 10 Ia,
Cincinnati Commercial says Il is learned
from responsible and proper quarters that thi
President and certain public men in the soutl
are getting up a new plan Of reconstruction. Il
acoByersation to-day with an Administration
Senator, Cabinet Minister expressed himsel
Is Confident Of It's success. Theincipient detail
Of the proposed plan were refused for publica
ton, a. nothing definite had been agreed on.
A memorial YVES presented 10 the Senate Of
the 3lst us. from Senior de Palma. the Consul q
Portugal at Savannah. during the rebellion
claiming remuneration for property taken b.
Sherman's army. He had removed his famil
10 Wynnsboro. s. c.. where. as he alleged, the
were robbed Of Sc 900 In gold. Jewels. and wear
iug apparel. TO the total value of s32,474. II
complains that his application for redress faile
10 receive proper consideration At the State De
paTtment
Il appears from the records Of the State DO
partment that the bin Of Willard Hotel f.
Queen Emma and her suite Of ten or twelve per
sons, from the 18th 10 the 22d Of last Angus
was eighteen hundred and sixty-seyen dollar
The Department paid this and livery bill
two hundred and ffty-fve dollars, and other bill
Of two hundred and thirty three dollars on D.,
count Of her visit here
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Mexican News.

New YoRK, Feb. Private letters
from the city of Mexico report that new
proclamation was issued by Macmillan,
taking stronger grounds than assumed al
Orizaba. At meeting Of the Cabinet on
the I4th. the ministry decided for the de-
parture of Macmillan on the grounds that
the struggle should be abandoned,
At latest dates Juarez was still. at Du-
range
The approach of the Peruvian and Chi
Ian feet caused serious apprehension. The
smallpox is rapidly abating.
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LETTERS have been received in Bombay
from Zanzibar, contaiug INTEL igence Of the
progress Of DIR. Livingstone. -Four or Eve
Of the natives Of India who accompanied
the Doctor as a part Of his escort had re
turned from the interior emaciated and fe-
vsr-strickcn. The report that the eKpedi-
dition had proceeded a. Ear "a Mataka, a
populous town two days Journey from Lake
NyRssa, when il broke down under sick
ness and heavy burden, all the animals Ia
ken by DR.. Livingstone from India having
died. No letter had been received al Fan
zibsr from the Doctor but one was daily
expected by The hands Of some Arab traders
travelling from the lake districts down 10
the coast.
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A FTER HAVING REFITTED AND
n Refurnished the entire establishment,
and having made large additions thereto
We are again ready 20 offer to the Public
every article usually found in a Druggists
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The New Orleans Piooyans says that
no constitution Of Louisians has ever con
tanned s single provision on the subject Of
slavss. or mentioned the topic Of slavery
hisa further fact that slavery was never
established BY the constitution or law Of
any Southern State. il was recognized and
exposed bui Il existed by usage, and BY
the authority which founded Is. Mr.. Ben
iamin attributed IL existence, except in
I,ouisiana and Fl0rida, TO ihe common
Law. cited acts Of sale and DEGREES Of title
in England, and referred lie legality 20 the
common law az part Of The polity Of the
American States.
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THE CUMBERLAND STAKE. No. For
Three Year 0lds. Mile Heats. 800 Entrance
$50 Forfeit. The Association to add 500.
second Race.
ASSOCIATION PURSH-s500. Mile Heats
Three best in Five.
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Arrest0f aFOrrpr

LOUISVILLE, Feb. w B. Lewis, alias
w. Thatcher, was brought here to-day from
Bowling Green, under arrest, charged with
passing a forged draft to Geo. Wicks, a
merchant Of this city. He represented
himself as one Of the firm Of Lewis, Nan
som & Co. OF st. Louis.
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THIRD BAY.

THE INVITATION STAKE-For all Ages.
Two Mile Heats. Sl00, Play or Pay. The As
sOciation to add 81 600. The Second Horse to
get half Of the entrance money.
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RRiIrOaa Accident.

BRANrFoRp, c. W, Feb. 1.-The mail
train from Buffalo, due here this a. m,
ran off the track a half mile east of this
place, throwing the passenger car down an
embankment, killing a brakeman and a
man named Archer, formerly telegraph
operator, and slightly injuring several
passengers.
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FEre

NEw HAVEN, Feb. The woollen hat
mandatory Of A. s. Horn, at New Haven,
was destroyed by fire about noon to-day.
Loss $4,000; fully insured. Sixty per
sons were thrown out Of employment.
Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1867-02-02

ST. JOINS, n. F., Jan. 31.-The Gov
enor opened the assembly to-day. He re-
grets pauperism so prevalent, but which
Is attributable 10 the failure of the fish
cries. He recommends the most siren
nous efforts to suppress Pauperism.
Negotiations win be re-opened with the
French government in relation to our
right of granting mineral and other lands
on the French shore.
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SECOND DAY.

THE GREEN STAKE--Eor Three Year 0Ids
that did not appear in public up to January
LIST, 1867. Mile Heats. $50 Play or Pay. The
Association to add 1900
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nea,h ofIudge Chambers.

BALTIMORE, Feb. Judge Ezekiel
Chambers, Of Kent county, died on the
Both ult. He was one Of the most promi-
neat men of the State.
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ResnmntIon ofTraxeI.

OswEeo, N. Y, February THE syria
cuse railroad, which has been blocked up
since Saturday night, is now open, and the
train commenced running to-day. The
Oswewo and Rome road win commence OPP
erations Tomorrow.
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MEMPHIS, Feb. lst.-There was a grand
hop given here tonight 10 General Beau
regard.
The city Is infested with thieyea, who
commit bnrglaries nightly with mach i'm
punity.
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WASHINGTON, February The Com
missioner Of Indian Affairs has appointed
commissioners to investigate the Fort Phil.
Kearney massacre. They will rendezvous
at Omaha on the 9th inst.
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REMOVAL.
BOOKS a STATIONERY.

IL P. CONE HAS REMOVED FROM
II. Cherry street to No. IS Union street, (old
No. 43 next door to Flowers i Ruggles' Jswelry
Store. where be offers a full and complete stock
Of Books and Stationery, at very reasonable
prices <. p. CONE.
fsbl-2w No 46 Union street.
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ST. LOUIS Feb. Late Omaha papers
mention the murder, BY the Indians, Of
number Of settlers al Lawrence Rouche,
about 6fty miles north Of Juliaburg.
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Troy, n. Y. Feb. lst-HiEagn Coon,
convicted Of the murder Of Mrs Henry
Lake At Petersburg on the 18th October,
Is 10 be sentenced Tomorrow.
Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1867-02-02

you ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED THAT By
decree Of the Chancery Court q Nashville,
rendered on January 9th. 49,. 81 claims &sainst
the estate Of james A. Nc Vary, deceased
must be fled in the ofice q the Clefk sna MAS
ter on OF before the EsKsT AoEoaf AZ AfsiL
,rrg or they will be forever barred.
MORTON B. HOWELL, {. and NJ.
iaul2-lw-oaWtd
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
InsoIVent Notice.

THAyTNG SUGGESTED THE TNSoLvEN-
1 cy Of the estate Of Berry Morgan. deceased
notice Is hereby gwen for all persons kaTing
claims against said deceased to file them, legally
authenticated. with the Clerk Of the County
Court Of Davidson comfy on or before the 9th
of July next, in order that a division pro rats
may be made etc or they will be forever
barred CALVIN M0RGAN, Admir-.
ian27-lwe
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Az eastern paper calls attention 70 The
fact that the experiences Of the last few
weeks has spoiled The pretty theories Of
those who believed New England winters
were becoming milder.
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Fatal Tragedy inIKentucky,

WINCHESTER, KY, Feb w. T. Jacob
shot and killed r. T. Roberts, a young
LAWYER The cause was jealousy.
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REMOVAL.

I WOULD RESPECTFULLY INFORM Nj
4 old customers and the public IN general that
4 have removed ny Ladies and Gsntlefn en- g
Boot and Shoe-makiug Establishment from s.
Church strest 10 ~ CHURCH STREET. be-
tween Market and College.
p. TACHOH.
Successor % N. PICARD
ian1l-lm lbs
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Three or more 70 Gil the above Stakes. except
the Invitation Stake which will require Eve to
fll No deduction for a walk. 70 name and
close March 10Th 1867. Entries 70 be addressed TO
q. w. DARDEN.
P. Q. Box 81, Nashville, Tenn.
GEO. W. DARDEN. b. F. CoCkRILL,
Secretary febl-till march20 President
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o. s. AHARsHAL's SALE.

DY VIRTUE OF A VEN. tx. TO NE d.
ID rected, from the Circuit Court Of the United
States for the Middle District Of Ieanessse,
issued on the lth day Of January. lsD7, l wall
expose to public sale 20 the highest bidder. for
cash, ~ the Court House door 10 the city q
Nashville on AIUhDAX, the I'D DAY or
FEBRUARY. ls67. commencing AZ 10 o'clock
l. H.. all the right, title, claim. interest and
LOWING described piece OF parcei q land, stu
afea, lying sud beiRE in the clay Of AashFliie.
lem essee, to- Wit: A certain house and lot SIT
hi fs,s plao OF lots laid down IN the plan Of the
University Of Nashville property, fronting tfly
feet on College street, and running 6aeE %
Hume street on an alley Beng ieyted On -
sqtisfy an execution issued from sad Court IN
favor Of A ". Graham & Co. vs. A, \. Davis.
r r. GLASC0Ck.
ianlo-Aw Mar.hal Middle DistTlci Tenn.
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STEPHENS & WATKINS,
WHOLESALE = FETAL DRUGGISTS,
CORNER COLLEGE AND UNION STREETS.
The era Stand Of STRETCH 8 FoRBEs)

A FTER HAVING REFITTED AND
n Refurnishsd the entire establishment,
and having made large additions thereto
we are again ready 20 offer TO the Public
every article usually found in Druggists
Stock.
We have in store an extensive stock OF
Pure and Fresh Drugs, Medicines. Dye
stuffs, etc, which for quality and purity
are unsurpassed by any other similar estab-
lishment in the country
The great variety Of European ana Anne
rican Fancy Goods, Fine Soaps, Toilet
Powders, Pomades, Brushes, Extracts, etc.
comprising invoices Of goods from Low a
Son, London; Coudray, soeiete Hygienique,
and Lubin Of Paris; Bazin and other repu-
table American manufacturers r. viii be
found most complete. and for beauty, ele-
gance, and utility, cannot fail to suit the
tastes Of the most discriminating.
Our assortment Of Cosmstics, Tortoise
Shell and Ivory Combs, Puffs and Boxes,
Mirrors, and other articles Of that class,
being Of the latest styles and Of the most
recent importation, viii compare with that
Of any house in the South.
Great attention is paid to the selection
and importation Of Pure and Fresh Drugs
and none other are allowed to 60 out Of the
establishment.
A splendid selection Of Imported and
Domestic Cigars, all fine brands Of Chewing
and Smoking Tobaccos, CARROTS Scotch
and Maccoboy suufs. and every article in
that line, constantly Ia store
A most extensive and varied assorimszs
Of
Fishing Tackle,
ousisting Of Hooks from the most cels-
brated manufactures Of Limerick, Ireland,
and Silk, Grass, japanese, and Cable-laid
Lines Also, Reels, Bamboo and japanese
Rods; together with every thing usually
found in q hrst-c class establishment
A large lot Of the celebrated Ne Plus ultra
Black and Plantation Imperial and otkcr
fno TEAS just received
~ Prescriptions compounded with ac-
euracy by competent and experienced PhsT-
uanoists and Physicians and Others can
depend on the most entire reliability an the
execution Of Orders, all goods being var.
rantsd as represented
STEPHENS a. WATKINS,
Corner College and Union sts.
nov n tf-sp
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mount insured thereby. s., 0sl .450 %
!. G. PATTERSON, President.
RODNEY DENNIS, Secretary.

STATE OF CONNECTICUT
HARrT0Rp CoUNrT, s..
HARTFosD. January 2. 1857.
Personally appeared J. z; PATTERSON.
President, and RODNEY DENNIS secretary
III the Trsyelers' Insurance Company, aud sew
erally made oath that the above statsment by
them Euhearibed il true, according 10 taelr be1t
any, CHAs. Is. WILSON. Notary Public.
STATE OF TENNESSEE.
CoNFTEoLLER's OFFICE :
NASHVILLE, an. 90, ls5l.B
Tbisis to certify. that the Travellers Insurance
Coupany. Of Hartford. Connecticut, lQcsiea az
Hartford. IN the State Of Connecticut. has com
pled with ali the requirements Of the Cade, Oh
The subject Of Foreign Insurance COMPOSITIONS
III sections 1855 20 1871 inclusive o. vel a. the
act II 9th Of March, lssl chapter "a section ~
REQUIRING . deposit with the NonPtroiler d
twenty thousand dollars Of siK per eeat bonds Of
the State
And that Joseph Mash. p. ?. Peak aud j. Il.
Pearl are the legally Authorized Agents Of sad
Company la the town 81 NashEllles State OF
Tennessee. >. W IA ANAAt -
feb2-sw Comptroller.
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ADMINISTRATORS SALE.

yuLoFFER FOR SALE ON THURSDAY.
l Feb. isth, Il the late residence Of William ).
Brake. deed six miles north Of Nashville. be-
tween HIDES FERRY aud Bnens VISTA pike, Al
TIE personal property Belonging 70 the estate u
said Vi. j. Drake. deed. consisting Of House
hold and Kitchen Furniture, stock. etc. efc.
Terms made known on day Of sale
JOHN Il. DRAKE,
febl-2w Administrator
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FIFTH DAY.

THE CUMBERLAND STAKE. No. 2-For
Three Year Odds. Two Mile Heats. 500 En-
france ego Forfeit. The Association TO add
$500.
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second Race.
ASSOCIATION rehabilitation for Beaten
Horses $500. Mile Heats.
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NOTICE.

TEE UNDERSIGNED, HAVING Quail
4 Sled az ENecutors On the estate % Rachel 8
CANTON deceased. request al parties indebted
% aald estate % CONS forward add Setile. and
partie8 naFIEk claims against the estate Sli
present tnem~properiy authenticated, within ths
tine prescrits0 - iaW. o. they EIii b. barred
JOHN D. HORTON,
LEWIS M. MANLY,
iHu21-sfW &stse txecuigrs
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NOTICE.

Onice OF the rTaVeIi0g Agency
FUE rHE
St. L0His Mutual Life Insurance Co.,
IN the States o. KentneA AMI Tsnnezsss.
Corner OF vine ana Church suseets,
AtC. " Smiths Drug6i0ra, Fa-hyilia, Taan.
ugv2-tf john D KLINE. Agent.
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To ths Creditor. Of AIbsrs g. Payne.

NJOu ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED THAT 81
II decree Of the Chanesry Couri a NashFilig.
rendered 90 January fth. ls5l, ali claims against
the estate q Albert o. Payne, deceased must
Be- aled in the OiAee Of The Clerk and Master on
o. EEFoRE MACS lsF, 1871. o. they viii be Tor
ever barred.
MORTON B. HOWELL. c. and N.
janl2-lW-oaWtd
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FIRST DAY.
THE YOUNG AMERICA STAKE--For Two
Year Olds. Dash Of Three Quarters of Mile
SIS, Play or Pay. The Association to add 800.
Second Race.
ASSOCIATION PURSE-$3OG. Mile Heats.