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AN ACT Further to Amend Ihe water
Works Laws.

Be il enacted By the City Council Of Nash
vilie-Section ]. That hereafter it shall net be
lawful for the Superintendent to list the name
Of any person or persons who may have been
previously listed and failed or neglected 30 psy
the water tax for the space Of six months, aud
be snHi! notify such parties rs may be in arrears
that their names cannot be entered on the books
for water unless all arredTases are paid and that
all parties who shall continue the use Of the
water after such notice. shall be fined not less
than iiTJ dollars for every Ofense.
See. 2 Be il further enacted, That from and
after the first Of January. 1867 all livery stables
shall pas, in addition 10 that now paid for their
stalls the sum Of four dollars per annum for
washing each vehicle owned o. kept By them.
mo
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Wanted 20 Hire.

4 SCPERIOR C0OK-MAE AND WIFE
n preferred. Also, trusty Dining Room
Man or Woman. Also. a faithful Outdoor
Man 10 those Of suitable qualification. good
wages and permanent situation Ia open.
Inquire at this Office. jani-3t
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STEPHENS q WATKINS,
II r MO We ID.

Corner College and Union So.
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FOR RENT,

fI,HE BUILDING KNOWN As THE DIS
1 PATCH Printing Office. corner Bank and
Printers Alleys. It's veil adapted for Printing
Once Furniture Factory, or other purpose.
Apply to Jn0. Wallace. al tkts Oeice, or 70 DR..
J. b. Lindsey. . n. CherTy street.
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FOR RENT.

i y North Market street. below the Square
occupied by Myers & Hunt, for the last eight
years 1t is also a good Locations for Ware
house. or for any kind Of manufacturing bust
Patterson's Office, on Cherry street. corner Of
Deaderi0k, up stairs.
deeg7-f W. II. GRAVES.
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STEPHENS 4 WATKINS,

WHOLESALE & RETAIL DRUGGISTS,
CORNER COLLEGE AND UNION STREETS,
The old Stand Of STRETCH & FoRBEsl
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CUMBERLAND COAL.

The Cheapest ard the Best!
= FAVF YOUR ORDERS FOR YOUR
Winters supply az the once Of ARRIHGfoN
4 FARRaR. No. - kS4sa1e square, and
uill zee them promptly SHED when ssdefed
Terms-Cash On delivery.
" f. WATSON, Aeent
dec1z-lm for ". g. L0a6s
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LLN-DELL HOTEL

~. Louis, Missouri,
Hatch, Weaver, Felt & Co,
ases-lm PROPREETOR
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FOR RENT.

'HHE ELIGIBLE AND WELL-kNOWN
l Business Stand on Union street, adjoining
the store OF John Luck and the Bank of Tsnnes-
see. For terms etc. apply to
jan2-lw A. NELSON & Co. Agents.
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To an whom il mas concern

TP0N rHE TWENTY SEVENTH OF
- November ls65, Al Tay residence in Car
roll county, state Of Tennessee died IoszPH
GRAFF. a foreigner born in France. dis rela-
u0ns in the United States or elsewhere are here
by Hotihed of his death After Administration
Is ended. there wiz prebably be some Psoperiy
for distribution. a. W. MEAD0RS
deeG--lm Aarainis.r3fnr
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Aslminisfrnfor,s sale.

AN WEDNESDAY,, THE SECOND DAY
= sfs=sauasFy next, i viii sell the Hoasehoid
ard kltsaesi ===z5sssses befsaEinE 70 the estate
Sale az TIE fssily reaidencs. ~ MGtfnVGrk
street., snmmensine al ll o'oieek a. y.
" 5. D0RRt5. Aam'r.
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For Rent.

THE LARGE BRICK DWELLING ON
| the north side of Broad street, known as the
James johnson property. between Cherry and
Summer
Also, a brick Dwelling on South Summer
street, at $500. Apply TO
ian2-lw A. NELSON& co. AGENTS.
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The Old Stand of STRETCH & FoRBEs.)
A FTER HAVING REFTTTED AND
- Refurnished the entire establishment.
and having made large additions thereto
we are again ready TO offer 70 the Public
every article usually found in a 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 and Anne
riean Fancy Goods, Fine Soaps Toilet
Powders, Pomades, Brushes, Extracts. etc.
comprising invoices Of goods from Low 4
Son, London; Coudray, Societe Hygienique,
and Lubin Of Paris; Bazin and other repu-
table American manufacturers will be
found most complete, and for beauty sls-
gance, and utility, cannot fail to suit the
tastes Of the most discriminating.
Our assortment OF Cosmetics. Tortoise
Shell and Ivory Combs, Pufs 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 go out Of the
establishment.
A splendid selection Of Imported and
Domestic Cigars, all fine brands Of Chewing
and Smoking Tobaccos. CARROTS Scotch
and Maccoboy Snuifs. and every article in
that line, constantly in store
most extensive and varied assortment
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FOR RENT.

4 HOUSE ON NORTH CHERRY STREET.
IA opposite the Old Theatre containing four
teen rooms, well adapted and intended for =
boarding house. Apply TO
f. r. CHEATHAM
dec27-tf No. 81 North Cherry street.
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Esd OF MISUNDERSTANDING is in a
state of collapse. The end has been long
since prophesied, but the toilettes at
Compiegne this season seem to have finally
settled the question for once and all The
robe that is destined TO be the kaufs alode
this present winter is the robe a queiue,
with its straight narrow skirt clinging close
to the figure, and its long sweeping train
still it viii never be in great favor as a
walking dress, unless train-bearers are
again brought into fashion. which is not
likely For visiting, and more particularly
for evening dress, the elegance of the robe
in question will insure for it 4 more gem
eral adoption Pail MuH Gazette.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
REMOVED.
or Rent for 1867

A STORE ROOM IN NO. 80. OK THE PUB
Il lie Square, and the reir Of the same Build
ING, cont aining eight rooms. Apply at Ne. 40
Public Square, four doors below Cedar to
JAM q MICHAEL VAUGHN.
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selves do, and which ought much the mere
to be done from so densely peopled ooun-
try as ireland. Undoubtedly. it is a mis-
fortune that they go forth with feelings Of
hatred to@ards England, and thai they
cherish them in their new country for so
many years. But traditional dislike is
likely to be dangerous only so Ear as it is
intensified by real misery in Ireland ITSELF
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For Rent.

A HANDSOME THREE STORY BUILDING
n for rent for 1867. Newly painted and in
thorough repair. Situated on College, between
Church and Broad. Apply to
F. b. F0GG. or
q. NJ. FOGG, JT,,
decI2 s% No. 90 North Cherry.
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400 Boxes Pittgburg Window Glass

LFhUM sAIU 10 8VA41 just RECEIVED
4 ana for sais.
BEST COAL on % cents per gallon.
Atfhe DRUG Store Of
II. ". HASSL0CE,
No. - Public Square Nashville, Tenn
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CARD.

MR.. IRWIN A. COFER, FORMERLY PRE-
vi seriptonist and Salesman at Messrs.
Hodges x Richards, would inform bis friends
and acquaintanees that they may end him at
Or. Colem ans Drug Store, corner Church and
MeLemore streets where he would be pleased
20 wait upOn them. jan2-2W
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AGENTS WANTED FOR
The Life, Letters, Speeches, &C.,
HON. ALEXANDER II. STEPHENS,
Nv Henry CIeaVeIaRd. Fsn

Late Editor Of Augusta tGs..} Canstituti0nalists
Send for Circulars and see our terms, and a
fall description Of the work Address
NATIONAL PUBLISHING co.
las West Fourth street. Cincinnati, Ohio.
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BROADWAY MILLS,

Corner ID Cherry and Line Streets
DETAIL PRICES OF FLOUR, MEAL AND
II Feed delivered free Of Charge;
Flonr madr Of White Eh..al ., Mnshing-
New-York tribune., 1867-10-09
NFW.JFRsEY STATE FAIR.

The ninth annual exhibition of the New
Jersey State Agricultural Society commenced yesterday
morning at Wavery Station The fair grounds have been
recently purchased and are TO be used as perma-
manent park by the Society. small lake, named
Wequahick, within the Enclosure, and there is an
abundance of pure for all purposes There are
in the park 10 OF which ncosed The
is situated that IL be from all
parts of the grounds There about COO entries made
yesterday In the stock department there were +3 en-
tries in the agricultural 5 mechanical 22 household,
55 and miscellaneous 5S -Four large tents erected
Under these and the others which 10 be put will be
exhibited different kinds OF fruits, textile fabrics,
plants, fine arts &c. large building is nearly
finished. IN which machinery Of different kinds
Will be shown, and also musical Instruments.
In the Agricultural and Horticultural departments there
is already large display of fruits and flowers Mr.
Qun the is exertng all his power 10
make his department complete in every respect large
amphitheater will be ready for 10 commands n
magnificent view Of the Fifty specimens Of
grapes received from the Rev. J. Knox OF Pits
burgh last evening" also So specimens OF potatoes from
Dr. Hexamer Thursday and Friday 20 be the great
racing days No sdeshOws allowed on the grounds
but lagerbeer establishments are there in abundance
double team away early In the afternoon, with u
top buggy The driver thrown out but escaped un
harmed Soon afterward. two snes locked wheels and
thedrvers became enaDged IN the vehices One OF the
horses immediately taken care OF, while the other
away throwing the snlky upon his back three times
Strange to say no one was hurt
New-York tribune., 1867-10-09
NEw,yoRK DAILY TRIBUNE WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 49, 1871

mOnd and St. John being Albany boats The fare on
both was o. and this continued until the Peoples
Line nut the Dean Richmond and Vanuermit
on the Albany route Then tho Troy hne reduced
their down fare 10 20 cents and their up fare to s Larry
in the season the Troy Company contemplated the buu-
Cant Hancox received considerable encouragement but
before making any contract he had an interview WIN ne
President of the Peoples Company Mr.. Drew. uur1ng
which the latter said he had authority TO sell Capt H.
range,nent was made that bin of sale should be made
ouf on Saturday the l4b and the boat turned over 70
Cant H. so ne could take her her first trip the follow
ING evening on the l4th Mr.. Drew refused 10 sign tne
b of sale because he said it would be improper 10 90 80
thont consent of the full Board Of the Directors OF ms
Comnanv He promised that the matter should be nxed
ON The following Monday On Monday Capt Hancox met
Mr. Drew and the latter thought he would not be able 10
cell the Vanderbilt the directors would outVote MN ia
the meeting where the proposition to be considered
Cart replied that he had entertained the pro
pOsal in good faith, because Mr. Drew had IN the nrst
nace told him ne had authority from the directors 10
sell the Vanderbilt He further said that the bargain
were now broken he Capt H. would rtuce tie rare on
his boats TO CENTS and would continue 10 have u at
that figure until his death After that, his executors
WOudii in bs Will instructions TO eXpend every qoilr
his fortune keeping the fare at that rate MT Drew
left him. and within hour returned saying that the di
rcctors unanimously OF the opinion that the Doat
should he sold At ~ O'Clock thatday the VanderD ws
placed in possession OF Capt HancoX. On the uay looW
ing Tuesday) she took her first trip up the river on e
but when halfway up she had collision with the hlc
mOnd which has already been detailed IN our coIuls
The rivalry between the two lines still exists, ana VIII
not until at least, the close OF navigation OWnB
TO the unfavorabe weather little further progress hs
been made with the wreck OF the Dean Richmond beyond
removing the cargo and cankng her up by divers VINO
in OF their subaqneous explorations nave re
covered the dead body OF one OF the tiremen.
New-York tribune., 1867-10-09
INTERNAL REVENUE AFFAIRS.

Five hundred barrels OF highwlnes were
seized by the Revenue officers yesterday at Pier No. 7,
North RIVER and taken to bonded warehouse. This
mere announcement is not seemingly OF much interest,
urnscay considered but ii has important connec-
ton with the enormous frauds that daily being eOn-
ted on the Governments and the seizure OF these PACK
ages will very likely lead 10 the detection OF one OF the
most gigantic swindles ever yet essayed Oh the pC
the Western whisky men. Not many days age, t1l. t1l.
Stephen r. Pnckney, whose appointment as Chlei ol lh9
Inspectors has heretofore been repore
in The TRIBUNE received information that pIn ha9
been coucoeted in the West get 1900 barrels OF nan
whisky distilled in that section the NewHork market
and notifying him also OF the probable route over whch
this liquor would be transported hither ana the times Oh
its arrival Under the plan the spirits were 10 De as
patched lots of 500 barrels eac consigned 10
different persons Tive or three days were 10 eapse pc
tween the shipment OF these separate lots ana matters
were so manipulated that IL was supposed bygentemen
in the West that the whisky wond soon be disposed OF
The first lot accordingly reached here on MONDAY con
signed 10 Thomas Callaghan Collector OF the MINI DIS
trcf Who by the by is innocent OF any participation Ill
the contemplated fraud IL Is the usual CUSTOM Wheh
transporting whisky from one stare 10 ahoter 10 mar arc
the Collector of the district in which IL is received the
consgnee) but it had been fairly landed the
officers, who had previously been instructed py 'ol
Pinckney made descent upon IL. and placed IL III Sc
place to await legal proceeding Ihese pacSaSeS
purpOIt TO have been regularly inspected III tne ld
district of Ohio Although they have been under seizure
for two days no has appeared 10 claim them Ihe
other seizures reported yesterday were: lngrahls ds
tilery in Frankn-ave Brooklyn. The man who gave
information which led TO this seizure, alleges that tnefe
is discrepancy of $1,000 gallons OF whisky to be account
ed for by the proprietor OF the establishment fiteeh
barrels Of whisky, found in W. Wenbergers establish,
ment in West Thirty fifth ST. seized on charge OF
being irregulary branded. tobacco factory IN Kay
mond-st, Brooklyn, seized by Inspector Rolnhs on
the alleged ground OF lnsucenCy OF the DODds leu i'll
the Revenue ofiice
SEIZURE OF WHISKY At PORTSMOUTH, VA.
FORTRESS MONROE, Oct. "a large seizure
of whisky and tobacco made at the seaboard and
Roanoke Railroad depot, Portsmouth yesterday 10y the
Revenue Oicer for an alleged fraudulent attempt to
cape the Internal Revenue tax.
New-York tribune., 1867-10-09
OUTDOOR SPORTS.
AQUATIC.
IHE NATIONAL REGATTA.

IHE NATIONAL REGATTA.
sT TELBeaGrH To THE TRIBUNE
TROY, Oat, a-Ihe first annual regatta Of the Ma
Regatta day very
peous During ID. whole forenoon tins busting
than usually lively The medals which he awarded
the successful all Of handsome and valuable
public exhibition attracted much attention. The Grand Stand
which Whale Island short dtsne above the STATE dam
Doh OF the city well fled with ectabe gathering An
Attsbee fee OF dollar charged and tue majority VI The
aad themselves OF It's advantages for the
although the opposite ban o. the river sIs alive With people Th.
grand capable OF holding about 900 and The Ht
sunber who Witnessed The affair estimated a. nearly 1900 Gov Psnio
accompanied by his n Mayor Fagg the Hon John Gfsvo Gen
Ass aud Other poiA ssec oa the seen. toe aquatic contest at
The dHg uhed visitors received With salute Of ~
Fr 9dcs-sIo,red gig, trs degree oPento all rne-A"oa
aou sc gold medal and gold medal 10 each Of the The contest
ats the hsoa. Of Albany and the Geels Of A, the
club eonpsd through mhsp haul Oh the
early poiHt 10 tb. The contest pot exciting The Mgtsa'
pulled carried of the Time 1880
oond Rae-Singe SOULS degree Open those
RaDs Portland Me r. H. Ewing Albany
ard A. LAihrop OF Albany entered The BY
Randall
Third Racs-Doube shells The following entered; MuuAs OF
Albany WLflpnes Shstnek and n. Wygant; also
Ward-James Oro0ksy and G. Amtag Ned vi
rswsd By KArsen ard W Blake Won hy Wick in 262g -
aoeIuo nTcared shelhe Mutuals entered
r. Ilaey h. NJ. J. Crawford whitney WIn sory and j.
SgS Awbargh boat the Smith Ring manned by A. g. Groves
Mygnt Shattuck and p A. Bvns M The race AZ Won b.
Srth Ring 10 21:B. " -
New-York tribune., 1867-10-09
IMPLIED IN AN INSURANCE LAW


CASE.
A case has just been tried at Trenton, in
which Herman Rosonbaum sought TO from the
Franklin Insurance Company under an insurance policy.
the amount OF loss by fire his store the Prince
ton turnpike. The loss upward OF $1,000;
but the claim resisted by the Insurance Com
paily, on tho ground that the plaintiff had kinded
the fire with the intention Of obtaining than his
actual loss. In his behalf said that he at home
on the night of the fire but in denial of this assertion il
was in evidence that he had told neghbor that he went
10 MS store from wedding party nj about o'clock
the night or the fire. and that there WAS not then
any sign ot fro Against hun the evidence Of
samuel Walker, to the effect that he saw "a
man resembling the complainant with "A lighted
lamp ana keystin his hand, In the store, shortly
before the discovery Of the fire. Intended rebutta
10 TINS was the evidence OF Police Officer Peter s. Bcs
that Two men were by him prowling around the
STORE before the fire. and;ns further rebuta other
persons testified that mans full form In the
store door could not be- distinctly seen from
inc second story Of Mr.. Walkers house opposite
DF Henry Lippincott said that he had observed aud
mentioned the small stock Of goods hand In the
week previous 10 the fire; aud Mr.. Rosonbaum was
called 10 testify that he had told the witness that
wheh yOn were here last 1t was the begin
mug or the season; now 10 is the end"
seVefhl Witnesses gave Mr. ROscnbnum good rcpuia
o we others charged that he could not be depended
upon Tor uuhfulness. Ia this IN other points the
tesllhnOny was continually conflicting. On the main
iaes however the jury found verdict In favor OF the
Insurance Company.
New-York tribune., 1867-10-09
LATEST SHIP NEWS.
PORT OF NEW YORK. .ocTr

f ARRIVED.
seanp Saratoga King Richmond and Hcrek WITH NOSE ana pass
10 The OId Dominion Steamship Co =, .l -.
steamship W. Lord Ward Savannah days. with mde and pass
Big Carlo a Iouro Malsgs days. with fruit TO Baen Co.
WIND-Sunset, g. w.
ff" DOMESTIC PORTS
Boro Oct a-Anved bark Paramount from Consraoi "sn'p'
Cnrnarven c.,.,. a.,
HoLnEs. HON. Oct mArhred schrs Challenge CALAIS i0r
Providence Sabo, do. for Ston,ngton - - r,
oct g. n Olive naywood Daniel Clsrk W nte
Swan Emma Wright ha RoviD, W. Reb Chattanooga hegas
7h a. m Arrived sehrs Pna W. Bvermasd Cosmos Dsne
Messpo Martha Maria Pancona Hero Helen Augusta Kenduskesg
r. Rich.
The schr White reports that O'Clock she into
by hr philadelphia fo Boston ner
rigging fore shrsud The staTboard ram
brokn also the anchor stoek and ~ndss
purchase ,,.x.
Hyngjibboom , - c =.
wiiMsGTOs. n c.. Oct a-Ani'ed, steamship wm p Clyde
New-YOrk. -. -. y.
sAvASyAH Oct esaled nships Zodiac and Leo
Arrived steamship Fannie Bamori bark Maggie Aene se"f
G. v. Clever and Kpehantress. New-fork.
cHikIEsros Oct aAred steamships Champion, RON Sewio
Falcon Baltimore; ship Charlotte. 81 John b. hs Ofoeer ~
Chloe Boston; n. Merwin, Nes-Yors
New-York tribune., 1867-10-09
OUOITING.

lhe return game between the veteran ring 'aster,
" | '' 'la he Younger shoots Of the National TOOK l ye
' oD on 'le rounds OF the former Asiorpaee and b'dway
% eiab' h body have hni seldom occurred Va city,
tl. ..,s 'tAren we Dm NrN.iotk AM st. Andrew tubs
Nno are 10 be oahl nearly every important among The
g H"lLN lhe htWl orAvr- again proved Themselves the c
o"s a'T ne ~ Tie Lure, bv m or VI % points Jet The Na(
SeseIfe eIVdt Iof ILt t4iA dslaJeL -
New-York tribune., 1867-10-09
iAunouDeem ents I

The Park Bank has encroached six feet upon
the highway leading Ksoxs downtown hat Broad
way Futops The directors going cap their pillars They
should let He has eapprd and hAtied all the pillars Of
Fashion aDd Stat. for quarter century HIS apown No $50
Brodw capital place for the o eEsee who combine
economy With their taste
New-York tribune., 1867-10-09
BASEBALL.
pvrrpN MUCH.

TIE REPORTERS RETURN MATCH
lhe return game between the Newark and New
ioh heoe vil be pye ihs upon tie Uuon Grourd
. "e1'aDe e.sgl4J - .OoEvi iof from botl nine~
New-York tribune., 1867-10-09

The residence of j. Stuart, esq, banker at
saved fom being robbed last week b the BuK
TELFsKAFm word 70 the (basines msn is
tuftient H. IioLnhs, No Al Broadway.
New-York tribune., 1867-10-09

UsE KENT's EAST INDIA COFFEE. Sold b,
sl Graees Beware Of niatop. Ash for "hSrs' Depot Nos
21J 2g and 277 Washiu gonst
New-York tribune., 1867-10-09
THE TURF.
TRoTTNG on THE FASHION COURSE.

NJ llt IdHniOn 1OuIbc 9cblcIudy, a. NlltsOuS ID
Seo, j. H. Wilson's Dr. Clarence D. FoIs br g. Twilight and
,laces Income entered Clarence Income divided aos
al betting as the evidently lay between them
It Heat had the pole aud with the
who the outside, heDg second and hn
tanci eG Of until the thFd when be
allowed the e lead and the pole Income retained
although e made brave struggle regain
ton and by length Clarence being second leading Twg
lenRhs and Srgo barely saving distance Time. 2:f8.
foHd Nc-Iis developed Roo contet between Income
Clarence The stallion before winning by length and Sego being
C0e t.lri. lime Z.i1
Third took the lead Of The start kept throughout
The tine much better tAu R TIE preceding coming up
but ng bis et shot past ue score half length hdranee
judges however hc Cauce for reason.
Stfp and lElI-it we're nowhere.
Fourth Heat- .h vilrawn from the contest Sega started
the la pole Dr. four e gs Carelce Nho had not
Yet sucfd bang third fiu fhs Flashing
place. began rong hand The heat She wa.
o ~ hrili However ad although she gained considerable was
eten 70 te BY lengths Tie Last half olel IN I5;
The u-e ~ 2.J1.
FASHION -THOTTNG-IuKDAY Oct g. Pune and stale of
F2sO. MIe heats. three in i've 90 harness.
!: s:: a: :5.; + :::::::
Time, 2:ia, 2:49. 2:.8, ZJd
SANE DAY AID Tn,cx mile beats three in I've in harness
~ liazlet names bay gcliing.........'''....2
AE Punchaul names maIe..........ss....l
Tine 2:4s 249 2.47. 2.i8.
IDS imprpmptu and excited hut little ne n. 1
ing good square trHiter readily outiootei the mare; bt ~
ha breaking badly him the brs heat and endseTsd
ssr DAY TAcK-Siateh $1,000 three miles and rep,a, in
D. Mace rameslr Booth. Received forfeit
~ 'Ai'f Nance T. john ScTaTi.''''..''' Aa iorIe
New-York tribune., 1867-10-09

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