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Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1867-09-06

James z. Robinson, NTOTlCE is hereby Civ
u. IN en-. that James e.
fsPettibone & AndreWa' Robinson nd Laura
Addition 70 itin IasVf zsulTrtTj uIu on the IL u
nelaWEre.n day or August A. ID.
1851 ie in the ClsCzs Office Of the Court or Com
mon Pleas Of Delaware County Ohio their Petition
praying for the vacation Of the whole Of Petb one
& AndreWs' Addition 70 the Town OF Delaware,
except She North one bali Of continuation Of North
street. and State Road. said petition Will be for
caring on the 24th day Of September. 1867, or on
such day Of SAID September term OF said Court
abereaiter as the same may be assigned for hear
ing JONES & HIPPLE.
avg. % 81 -5wpfS60O Atfys for Petitioners.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1867-09-06
BARBER SHOP
AND LAUNDRY F.!

a LEX. AUSTIN, respectfully informs the citizens
"a Of Delatyare, that he is stu prepared to at
tend TO all their requirements in any department
ofthe bar bering Profession. Particular attention
paid to Hair Dressing, CoiOring, sc. He also has a
laundry where everything from a coarse flannel
garmentto the hnest Ia e handkerchief viii be
washed and done up in the most approved style
and with greaCcare ~ the moBt Reasonable rates.
i The patronage Of the public is solicited. Shop
under Templar Hall.
ian IS '67-tf 4 AUSTIN.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
Notice!

Is hereby given to the subscribers to the stock Of
u the Delaware and sUolumbus Turnpike Road.
that an instaiment OF Ten per cent on the anOupt
OF such subscr ptiOus is required to be paid "a the
18th day of October next to the Treasurer Of said
Turnpike Road Company, at the Delaware County
National Bank, ia tae town Of Delaware 0hisj.-
Aug. 10, '6T Il. H H. Hustled Secretary
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1867-09-06
LEGAL NOTICES.
Duekworth.

Estate Of Jefferson Duckworth.
NOTICE iB herby given that the undersigned has
~ been duly appointed and qualified as Admin
EstTator or the Esgage Of Jefferson DackNorth decd
late Of Delaware county, Ohio. All persons inter-
ested viii govern themselves accord nrly.
WILLIAM 3. puCKWOETH, Admr.
angaO,6I 30.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1867-09-06
u R.ESOEUT.TQN

aHI ~ y -S-1rr-s5fs-s az 3.
Relative to an amendment of the Constitu-
tiOn providing for the extension OF the
elective franchise
ResoIt5d by ne General AsSsEnbly Of The STATE Of
Clio tthree-dfEhs or the members elected 70 each
House agreeing theFeto). That is be and IS hereby
proposed to tbs electors Of this State to vote at
the next annual October election upon the ap-
prevail or rejeetfou-O OF the following amendment as
substitute for the first section Of the nth artf-
Gle of the Constitution Of this State, towit: Every
male citizen Of the United States, Of the age OF
twenty -one years. WbO-shRll have been a resident
OF the State year next preceding the eeCEioni
aud of the county, township or ward in which ne
resides, such time as may be provided BY law !
except such persons as have borne arms in support
uf any insurrectiOn or -rebeliOn against the Gov
ernment of The United States, or have ned from
their places Of residence to avoid being drafted
INTO the military service thereof, CT have deserted
me military or naval service Of said GOV vernEen'
in time OF war and have not subsequently been
honorably discharged from the same, shall have
the qualifications OF an electOr, and be entitled &C
vote at all elections.
ED. a. PABROTT,
Speaker OF the House Of Representatives.
ANDREW G, MoBURNEY,
President Of the senate. l.
Passed April 8, 1861.
AprtI s, 1s67-6m.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1867-09-06
No6ce.

To owners Of property bounding and abutting on
that portion Of William street, from the east end
OF the bridge across the OIentangy River 20 th
East line Of the Corporation.
The Council Of the Incorporated Village Of Dela-
ware, by Resolution adopted at the special meet
ing held August I2tb, 1867. determined 70 grade.
gravel and gutter that portion Of William street
from the east end Of tue Bridge across the Oien-
Iangy River. east 70 the Corporation Line.
By order OF the Council,
C. q MCELROY,
4. Aug. 16, ,F'67-4W. Recorder.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1867-09-06
!

THE STATE OF OHIO, Apel
OFFICE or THE SECRETARY or STATE.
william Henry smith. Secretary Of state Of
the State Of Ohio, do hereby certify that the fol
loving is true copy of joint resolution, passed
By. the General Assembly of the state Of Ohio, on
the 6th day Of AprfI, A. d. 1851, taken from the
original rolls on fle in this once.
E IN testimony whereof, / have hereunto subscFtb-
ed my name and affixed the Great Seal
UsS.ls OF the State Of Ohio, at Columbus, the
6th day Of April, A, D. 1857.
WIiLIAN HENRY SMITH,
Eta 4h1 E Secretary of State.
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From the ohio STATE 'Jo,sf75d5. p ~ '4 s. -
l.Au Hen Are Created Equal


Courage, oh, my rising brother,
TV5aTied patience WOrketh faith;
Not day but brings another ..-..s -.
ssBOW Of promise to your race
Courage, see, the s'Car of progress
Wheels you proudly to y0uF place
Io! the Almighty God is bending,
STOPPING downward with the prize
L,O the heavens above are rending,
Lift, / say, your weary eyes,
See the arm of God extended
With the help which man denies.
Yours has been no equal warfare
Might ne7er gTaPpled fair with Right,
Right you are, sod knows u ;;T-CnereIoret
Rise and greet the morning light
Back. into primeval darkness
Flies, with broken wing, your night.
Harlz the trump of God is sounding,
- 'I1s enough come ye up higher >;
From your broken fetters bounding,
Rise and strike your blOOd-Won Tyre.
Tune it to a glorious anthem,
Unto Noses song aspire. t
From the dead land af your sOrrOws,
ErOm-tlle red sea OF. your tears, a
From Oppression's darkest horrors
3 From its graves, its crimes, its fears,
You are coming, coming, coming,
Rising with the rising years.
1Turmur not although but slowly. .-a-.
IrlndS JehOVah'S mill PROGRESSION
Leave the flesh pots, quickly, wholly
Learn Of Israel that lesson.
Forward ransOmed army, forward
Forward freedoms long procession.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1867-09-06
Notice.

To owners oEpropeEty bounding aud abutting un
the west side af Campbell street, from the
northeast corner OF lot No 75T to North street,
g bell street to point opposite the east side OF
Elizabeth street, and on the east side OF Eliza
beth street between North and Winter streets.
The Council Of the Incorporated Village OF Dell
aware, BY q reso b ton adopted Et meeting held
August y, 1867, determined 70 cause plank wa K
10 be laid along the west side OF Campbell street
rom the uorth-east corner o. lot No. 5ST TO
North street, and along the north side Of Orth
street to poiat opposite the east side OF Eliza
beth street, and along the east side Of Eljzaoeth
street. to connect With the walk alfsady laid on
said portion Of elizabeth street. Said walk 70 be
of plank, nbt Aeas fhana 10 inches in Widths lad
-lenRt hWise, and 70 be one and half feet apart,
the space between, and for one foot on each side,
10 be hlled with fihe gravel ar-
BY order Df ths Council rr-- -..a.
Aug 16-4t C. r. McEIROYs Recorder
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1867-09-06
Notice to Bridge Builders.

FWTHE Commissioners OF Delaware and Marion
u Counties will meet AZ the Auditors Office in
Delaware County on Monday the 9th day OF Sep
tember next, where they viii receive sealed pro-
posals until one O'Clock, P. n. Of said day for
building bridge across the milestone river, east
OF the vii age Of Nor ton near the county line I5O
feet between the abutments.)
Proposals for the stone work 70 be by the great
perch Of 25 feet, ard proposals for the wood work
TO be by the foot liueHl measure
The mason work 20 be finished by the 18th
day Of October, and the superstructure to be fn-
isbed by the 18th day Of November next.
= The expenditures Of building this bridge to be
betrayed as follows, 70 wit
Three ffhs BY Delaware county. Two-hfths by
Marion county.
By order OF the County Commissioners,
C. NEIL,
August 10. 'sT.-4t Auditor
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1867-09-06
Lntar9stIng d E.aEmerg ]

WYE have for sale the following popular wheat
wv .aaDrills. The HoostlE, BuuKETR 3, and STAB
which we are selling at Manufacturers prices
E We havesalsO the Portable Cider Mills.
AaGa0'07-tf. G, o. CHAMBER LAIN & co.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1867-09-06

A FRESH INVOICE or THE CELEBRATED skTH
A ThomRs Clocks just received ct No. 3, VIII
ltanH, Block. siebT67-tq Q. Plat
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1867-09-06
il9 a N

actually has choice Faristy Of goods which he is
selling at the very lowest prices that be az
lorded t hardly pays him to publish tue fact.
Therefore We have
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1867-09-06
FOR SALE.
For SaIe.

wFY HOUSE AND LOT on Franklin Street, oop'
~ tanning eievap rooms, six cellar and Five
above. For fur ther Information. Enquire Of
aug8O'6T. rrr C. E. HILLS, ct city Mills.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1867-09-06
3 0UKD

il best 10 simply invite everybody to Can and ex-
anime our stock and prices before purchasing
elsewhere and say but little in sregard ts our abil-
itT and determination to make # advantageous to
those who are not
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1867-09-06
Public Sale.

5yialPublic Sale.
p WILL sen Ct lPubhe sale at my resideaee miles
j SouthrEsst Of Delaware, near the Steam Saw
Mil, on tita-
RIDdY,@ SEPTEMBER 18Th 1867,
The following described property good work
7arses, Mare, and Coli, Superior twoSyear@oe
Of two-year-Old work steers 2 Mich Cows, Heif-
ers, Steers. &C., 100 head Of sheep, Spring Wag-
on, blows and other EaEIuiug In npsment7 The
abovs stock wilI bs sold Aithoat reaorFeR Terms
made zno wnTO -ths day Of sale. Sale TO commence
az 10 oi6lo6lz, As a. si1 JAS. SCOTT.
E. G. YINISG, Auc.=-Taug16 2t1
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1867-09-06

FTIHE HIGHEST PRICES -paid (Iu oasn) tpr sU1
TER and EGGS, at n0NlFAN n PuTWIN' s
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1867-09-06

The Delaware County Democracy
Scraps from its War RecOrd-A
Startling Exhibition of Rebel Sym
pathy and opposition to War Meas
ures-Read, Union Men of Della
ware
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1867-09-06

4 TTgBNEg7s AZ Law, Delaware, Ohio. WiH
IA promptly ATTEND TO all legal business iatrust
ed TO their care 10 Delaware and adjoining eoun
ties Particular attelition given 70 proce edinge
under the new Bankrupt Act oEI0E, WILLIAMS
& LATILER bLOCks
Aug. y '6z-6.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1867-09-06
CLOTHING.

majority Of these who read newspapers never eFeB
give hagty glance at business advertisement,
and ifa
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1867-09-06

deal ESTATE AGENR once iH Williams Beck.
Esl Delaware Ohio. Persons 7EishIng 20 Guy, sell,
or rent Farms or Town Properly viii Dc wei %
give him call. lIune 44'od-uI
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1867-09-06
Hllsted 81 HaseIgoll.

TDRoPAGAT0Rs or -GRARE VINES AND OTBE 2
small fruits. Pfices ca appii6aii0n- isl
Nay 2GseTtF
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1867-09-06

allLf1t.Eo u. 80.

@TorARy PURIIC AND CoNyEYAN0ER. Oaies
IN IN ProbFTs court Rooms WtlfaInss BieCk Del
aware f,dIios----- fJan IS, Is67-u-l
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1867-09-06

OFFICE AT HIS RESIDENCE, Three doors East
ID Of sboub Hotel, william Street win attend
70 any ealls-lTown oFCountrg- LapE.26' 'alt.3
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1867-09-06

DHYsICIAN AND SURGEON 0FFICE IN Union
BlookF over Banners Grocery Whtre be can
be consulted Fffssr rcf -chargef suPan al diseases
which Cle human syeleln ia sub4 4eet TO-
Special atLentFUn given to tl1s tFa2aHaenS @ haT
male Diseases all Chronic Diseases, and .oia sore
Cancers end Diseases or the Eye I1aF lFeatsa
Residences, nII1 street, Opposite tlne
Catholic CHURCH. 49, 8 ~ .---7.-s
Dec21a66E s-lsr
The New York herald., 1867-05-26

Louis Fetuer, German, thirty years Of age. com.
mtsd suicide yesterday afternoon by shooting himself
In the head Feisncr lived with hs family At No. 17s
East Eleventh street, but u appears from the stais-
mens made By parties dwelling In the house that he
and bis wife did not live happily together. Yesterday
morning, the course OF quarrel Feitner beat bis
wife very severely In consequence OF which sbe de-
noon he seen 70 20 into the room and heard
lock the door on the inside. Al about half
precinct was passing BY the house. and hear
ing the report Of pistol went into the house and
inquired there had been any difcuity Some OF the
tenants told him Of the Fetner troubles and he pro
cseded 10 tho apartment which still locked Aner
knocking The door and receiving answer he
tbe door open and discovered Fesner lying dead on Me
tightly 10 his hand and pointed towards his head The
snlirs top OF which had been blown on The body
taken IN charge BY tho esventssnsh pFsoinct police and
ibe OerppN ppussa y bold - Besss
The New York herald., 1867-05-26
scHoa MAzzolEHrs FAREWELL CONCERT.

sgnor Mazzoleni the popular tenor who has been the
favonts Of fashionable opera soem for long time,
gives . farewell concert at Irving Hall tonight He 10
about 70 leave for Europe. where he has engagements In
several Of tho principal otss We understand also thas
he intends to take up his residence In his beautiful villa
near Naples. NazzoIsn may congratulate himself IN
being, perhaps the only singer who leaves win A
uncracked voice, after Singing a tho Caacombs othsv
wise called the Academy This alone shows what boz.
prisng voice and chest no mnst have With voice
impaired and st fresh and vigorous his departure vu
be IN ieparabe loss 70 the opera here just now ~
has been declining tme past, this viii aboss wind
u up The farewell concert OF Sxnor Mazsoissi ws
have no doubt, win show how much be 10 appreciated
BY our people. he win leave with nattsnng rsmeD,
brancss sf America he goes 70 new success ~
EurouA
The New York herald., 1867-05-26

George W. Buell., very respectable looking man -
thiryn nve years Of age, arrested last nshs ~
detective Farley charge Of having bssn concsFsse
in q forgery involving some fifty thousand collars
Marietta Ripley, OF Hartford had placed for afekssp
ing one the banks Of this city boz containing
certificates Of stock, follows:-fwenty-eant share
capital stock OF the Ph@nx National Bank Of Har uordp
sxty-two shares Hartford Carpet Company twenty
shares First National Bank Of Hartford eighty shares
Etna Fire insurance Company OF Hartford ana nnese
shares Farmers and Mechanics Bank of Hartford; ao0
this boz and It's contents, u is charged buell oo-
tanned but how not yet been asccraned and shae
name OF Mr. Ripley 10 document empowering hin -
attorney for her soil and convey the Stock bues
was locked up ct Police HcadQuarten and VIII -
The New York herald., 1867-05-26

UsIGn. Of Morrisania. W. Athlete, Of WASH
ingt0n Heights.
Ths Union Club, OF Morrisana, made rs second ap-
pcarnce Of this season yesterday afternoon with tho
Athlae Club. Of Washington Heights, ~ It's opponent
but the shows their work was very easy and
Their playing qualities by means as severely
TESTED as many persons thought they would be. The
Athhte club in several contests last season. made
very crediiabic appearance. and although the menu
bers OF the club did not expect TO defeat the Union
club yet they expected TO do much better than
the, did 10 the contest. Both sides appeared
on the grounds Melrose, short handed
Kechum and Austin being absent from the Union nine,
and three four from the Athlete Beals and Nor,o
substituted bv the Union, and did very we'll in
thef POSITIONS whle the Athletes played with but eight
mei Early in the game the Unions that there
wen splendid opportunities for heavy batting a.
the pitching was good for hitting, and the
heiting and throwing OF the Athletes generally very
po and may readily Be that the former profted
LARGELY by the advantage they possessed On the Union
si Brdsall Godie Martin, Smith and Pabor did most
ofthe fielding and In good style, while the others did
promptly what little was loft for them TO do or the
Athletes Cornish, Jones and Hopkins we're the only
that played anyway above medocrity and did in
FRI, almost a the work. fhs OF the game 10 q
The New York herald., 1867-05-26

On Thursday last handicap foot Of considerable
interest took place al tho hauila grounds Aurc Lake
Ismcoe Canada West There were three races, viz -
Two Of two miles and dash Of hundred yards Tho
|entres for the first were W. T. Harding, Of New
York; Ike Rooney, OF Brooklyn, New York: H Purcell
Of Mes York; do Kolso, OF Canada West and q half
score OF Canadians In the nrst Harding Dc Kcso
and Rooney were the only mon that gave evidence OF
superiority. The first mile . dead heat between
Harding and De Keso The second mile OF the race was
won by Harding; time. l:30. Ike Rooney
won the hundred yards race; time ten aud
q half seconds The ihird two mles) for the
abdlords purse 70 be BY the FIRST and third
men In the irst one, viz, Harding, DcKelso and Roo
pey. Harding the flrs mile In l:2l. The second
mile was q dead heat between Harding and DeKeIso
Rooney retired A third mile was by Harding and
DeKeiso which resulted in another dead heat DeKcIso
refused 10 run another mile when the stakes were d.
vded between him and Harding The races created con-
siderable interest. There viii probably be grand match
made between Harding and DeKclso. 10 come on an
rlv dav.
The New York herald., 1867-05-26

Home runs--smith Q, Abrams Q, Pabor 4 Martin l.
iken 2, Birdnli 1, Bealls !, Goldie 2-rotal, 20.
Fly catches-Ashlete, o; Union, g.
Out on fouls--Athlstc, o times; Union, timea
Scorers-Messn. Audubon and swift.
Umprc-Mr. Hudson, Of the Union Club
Time OF game, two hours and nfty minutes.
The New York herald., 1867-05-26

Fire I'm Centre Stretches Ab0ut o10s00oi
between two and three O'Clock on Saturday mornin0
IRE was discovered in the looking glass and picture
frame mandatory Of S Houseman Co, 1l2 Centre
street, Il originated the third floor, near shs sAiss
bot from what causs Ia at present unknown. n
prompt action Of the Fire Department prevented th&
spread Of the the other noorA fne damage q
$4,000 Insured for S2o. ooo mostly In ont q soWq
IA Is damaged about $500, and h insarsd In me I0siI
lard and Mechanics and Tradsm' Insurance Companieo
Fire In West Thirty- -nfth Street.
Shortly before Ave O'Clock Saturday morning nr~
broke out the stable No 2ie West Thirty nfsh sss4
owned and occupied BY Dr. Blumsnsbal me buisdsAq
s damaged 10 the extent ef $780, and Insured o4
600 the Liverpool and London 1nsurAncs OompesyS
The carriages and horsee insured the Aseor IN
surance Company. They were removed, howsvss' -
fore beng damaged.
Fire In East Thirty -arh street.
slight IRE occurred In No 200 East mnyM
street, on the second noor, In bedroom oceup'ea N
Frederick zechocks who keeps lager beer ss'oon s
nrst noor. The names were soon extlnsus's"
about ss0--insursd.
The Harrison street Fire -Csrrcctes. ~
The Secretary Of the Standard FIRE insafAnos oo"p
writes IN that that company had no Insurance :. "
property damages ~ sbrssssssd " the barees WI
ore
The New York herald., 1867-05-26

ALnkry, Nay Is, 1901
governor renlou has appointed 'Chaanoey NJ Depew
cgcrs of the county of wesshc~es shs ~laa st uvsm
H.waiI aasass~r
The New York herald., 1867-05-26

Racing as tho Mystic Riding Park.
Bosrox, May IS, 1867.
A. the Mystic Riding Park to-day. in contest between
the lay geding shepherd Knapp and the black stallion
Drap Prince. for purse Of $4,000, mile heats, best
three In Ave. the latter OF victor in three straight
heats Time, 2:20K, 2:2Sk, 2:a3L
The New York herald., 1867-05-26

soOo, 800
The amount Of national currency redeemed during the
week was sa2o 500 rbs recspts from Internal Revenue
to-day s4s3 22l making The total for the
week a. 45o,leo. and tho total amount nnce the
beginning Of the present FISCAL year s24o. ~. .sos
The Attorney Generals Opinion ON the Re-
censerueties Acts.
The opinion Of Attorney General stanbey viii bc
given the press In order 70 appear about Monday II
refers TO the clauses Of the Reconstruction on the
subject Of voting and holding ONCE His opinion N 10
the duties Of commanding oncen will DO given here
after
The Case Of John n. snrratst
To-day several witnesses summoned by the govern
ment in tho case Of John H. suai, indicted for mur.
der (Which s expected win come up the criminal
court before Judge Fisher Honday) arrived and re-
ported themselves the Office Of The District Attorney
Lewis J. wcIchman, ono Of the principal witnesses on
the trial Of the conspraio has here for several
days. Distnct Attorney Canington, and his Assistant
Mr. Wilson, will be aided in the prosecution by Hon. A.
J. Riddle, formerly Of Ohio, and Judge piorepont Of
New York. There seems 70 be some doubt a. TO the
trial being commenced Monday, and 70 10 surmised
that The viii abandon tho charge OF murder
or ask the continuance OF the case until another ndct
men. be framed The defence win insist on a trial,
and the question will be argued Monday any
Naval Intelligence.
Commodore d. B. Harmony has been detached from
the Navy Yard - New York the reporting Of Com
mander c. II. Cashman. who relieves him, and the
former will report the Boston Navy Yard on the 1st Of
June for passage in the United States steamer Franklin
70 command the United States stcamsrFrolc now sta
toned In The European squadron Commander John II.
Upsher now in command Of the Frolic, will, upon the
arrival Of Commander Harmony return 70 the United
States
PelIsrd's Icctsre . Fsiiure.
see by Lynchburg papers just received that the lee
upon rhe Chivalry OF the souih, proposed 70 se
delivered by Rvcs Pollard, resulted In complete failure
for want Of an audience Empty benches only greeted
the would-be lecturer. Tho Lynchbureers. evidently
cannot appreciate ''chivaIry' Of the Pollard stamp
The New York herald., 1867-05-26


The second rAce for the Hotel Stakes for all ages
Dash OF three miles, which closed with ave nomna-
tions, viz :-Mr Sandford's gray horse Loadssone sr
FIestving Mr. Camsron's bay colt Hampton Court and
Mr. watson's chestnut horse Onward The swo latter,
however, did mot make their appearance the call Of
the busls Ths betting on this race vas very niss'
bringing el0o F1eeswing 500, Delaware e22s
Outside betting ranged ~ two to one on
Loadstone against tho ncld. The horses had very
and Loadstone third A. the quarter pole Fleetwing
IVES four lengths ahead OF Delaware, who Gx
lengths in front Of Ioedstone and they down
apart Tney continued in this way past the half mile
poIe and around on 10 the lower turn where neither
Delaware Loadstone seemed inclined force the
ihree-quarter pole there was space Of six iengths
between them. Fleetwing came up the stretch under &
strong galop, aud went under the string lengths
front of Dea.ars who was eight lengths ahead Of h'
ware went up ttc and at the quarter pole FTeetwin
was leading four lengths Delaware second length
ahead OF Loadstone. AZ the blun he led shre
"s, a. the inres.quartsr pole thrss isnssbs vii
which he came the homestretchL Ioadsons
who had been laggiug behind under . hard pull nov
passed under the string in the following order al the en-
OF the second mie:-F1ceeswing nrst, three length
ahead Of Delaware, who three lengths in front
Lcadstcne and in this way they began the most remar
drcd and twenty-eight pounds-that was ever run
America Feewing extended 70 his utmost limifss
he went around the tun with Delaware closing on hh
steadly but surely and he reached the quarter p
there vas no daylight between shem, Loadstone a6dt
three lengths behind An they swung around the bin
F1ectwng and Delaware we're head and head Loadstds
coming after them with rush. At the half. mls pj6
Delaware was n 'front.' The pace nov being Too fs.s y
Tleetving, and In an instant more IosdstA(
VS. aIso leading MIN, and va palpsA
shas bs vs then bsssss. 40 ~ 'hs nsps5 q d