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Nashville Blood HOrSe

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ASSOCIATION COURSE.
THE FALL MEETING OVER THE NASH
4 vile Course will commence on TUESDAY.
the 22d Of october, and continue during
the week.
The stakes advertised have closed with the
following entries:
First Day : Tuesday, 22d Day Of
October, 1867.
FIRST RACE.
You've AMERICAN STAKE No. 1-For two year
olds, that have never been trained previous to
this Fall the dash Of a mile. SOS entrance play
or pay. The Association to add 500 if the race
is run.
LIST. Turner & johnson name br. c. Chrystal,
by Avalanche, dam Gem, by Childe Harold. two
years old.
ID Z. D. Elliott names ch. f., by Bill Cheat
ham, dam by imp. Sovereign, two years old.
3D. NJ. S. Cocl1riIl names b. c. Crescent, by
Second Highlander. dam by Son Of Priam. two
years old.
4th. Craig & Cockrill name b. f. by Bill Cheat
ham. dam Efie Bynum, by imp. Glencoe. two
years old.
5th. johnson & Douglass name ch. c. Richie
lieu, by Hiawatha, dam Fanny McAlister, by
Omeara, two years old
SECOND RACE-SAME DAY.
GREEN STAKF-FOr three year Odds that have
never appeared in public; mile heats, $50
entrance. play or pay. The Association to add
800 if the race is run.
LIST. Smith & Hobson name b. c., by Bleak
wind, dam Jane Wilkins. three years old
ID. Turner i johnson name oh. c. Longstreet,
by Lexington, dam Alice Jones, by imp. Glen
cOe, three years old.
Sd. Turner 4 johnson name Oh. FLY Maya
zine, by Australian dam by old Wagner, three
years old
4th. w; A. FOulks names br. c. Dumple, by
Bleakwind, dam by Ambassador, three years old
5th. G.. W. Darden names T. Bissiek's ch. flly
Maggie Hunter, by Australian, dam Heads-I'
Say, by imp. Glencoe, three years old
THIRD RACE-SAME DAY.
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Ticket Costs One Dollar

For description Of the Property. refer 70 the
new Pamphlet issued By the Company. Titles
are perfect, or the money viii be paid to the
winner Of the prize.
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Subdivision of Plantations.
CHANCES FORALL.
FARMS FOR THE MILLION.

There is not in this scheme an acre Of Swamp
or Wild Land; each Farm is part or the whole
of a cultivated Plantation each tract is on or
within few miles Of a railway, either on the
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atifying features Of the stock market is
the great frmness of government securities,
which are more fixed in price, less liable TO
any severe decline, and more to be relied
upon than any other species of ordinary
assets. During the last few weeks, railroad
shares and other securities have declined
10 l5per cent, and merchandise has fallen
20 TO 40 per cent; governments have fallen
less than per cent There are reasons for
this. The amount Of governments on the
market is growing less continually, and as
credits become impaired by a close money
market, governments are available as Sc.
curity for borrowing when nothing else will
command the money. The fact that banks
usually will call in loans on other collate-
rails, and leave the loans on governments
mcalled, is one Of the reasons for what We
see every time pinch comes in the money
market. Another reason is found in the
advantage as to exemption from taxation in
favor Of governments over any other per-
sonal property"
The stock of cotton in Liverpool on the
10th of December was 4S4, $40 bales, of
which l59,SG0 was American. Adyices by
the cable report the sales for the week end
ing the 2Sth ult at 10000 bales. Prices
advanced I'd. on the 2Sth, the market clos
ing at I'D. for middling uplands.
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FINANCE AND TRADE.


Gold opened in New York yesterday a
l34, declined to 1881 at ll:3O, and closed
at 1884 at noon The Board then adjourned
over until Wednesday. The rate here was
l3l buying and l34 selling.
Our bankers did not receive quotations
Tor government securities yesterday.
London sdvioes OF ;he 3lst ult. quote
5-2Os at 72t@723. At Frankfort. j-2Os
were quoted at 76s.
Business continues dull among onr
banks. Exchange on New York is taken
al &c discount, and is sold at par. We hear
OF no change in uEcurrent money. Bank Of
Tennessee is bought at 48c. Planters
Bank is firm at SIC buying and SIC selling.
Union Bank is scarce, but not in much de-
mand; brokers are paying Soc and hold
ing at SIC.
Southern money continues very dull,
with no improvement in rates.
Nashville corporation checks are taken
at lie discount.
Tennessee bonds were sold in New York
on the Goth nit. as follows: $1,000 ex.
coupons at cole, 81 900 new at G9}c, SlO,-
600 at G9sc, and 81, 600 at 69Bc; and on the
9th, 81, 900 new at sole, $4,000 at G9sc,
S4l, 900 at 69c, and $1,000 at 695c.
The following will show the fluctuations
in the New York gold market during the
year 1866.
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GENERAL MARKETS.

COTToN.-The cetton market opened yes
terday morning with a fair demand, which
increased upon the reception of intelligence
of an advance and heavy sales in Liverpool.
But, as advices from New York, subse-
quently received, showed that the foreign
news had no effect there, buyers were gene
rally inclined not to operate to any great
extent. The sales, consequently, were
light-about 200 bales, at %, 264 to 265c,
an improvement Of l. cents upon the high
est figures Saturday. Receipts, 1913 bales :;
shipped, go bales.
CoRN.-No change; Csc to 81 per bushel;
the former figure for corn before it leaves
the boat or car.
GRoCERIEs.-Market dull. No change
in prices.
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To C0nsumPtIves.-The Advertiser, hav-
ing been restored TO health in a few weeks, by
very simple remedy, after having suffered several
years with severe lung affection, and that
dread disease, Consumption-is anxious to make
known to his fellow-suiierers the means Of cure.
To all who desire it, he will send a copy of the
prescription used, free Of charged, with the d.
rectiOns forpreparing and using the same, which
they will 6nd a SURF CURE FOR CONSUMPTION,
ASTHMA. BRONCHITIS. sc. The only object Of
the advertiser in sending the Prescription, is to
beneht the afflicted. and spread information
which he conceiyes to be invaluable; and hopes
every sufferer viii try this remedy as it win cost
them nothing. and may prove 4 blessing
Parties wishing the prescription. will please
address Rev. EDWARD A. WILSON,
Williamsburg, Kings county. New York.
Oct25-iy
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RECORDERS CoURT.-Therew were but few
cases in Recorder Fosters court Yesterday.
Leo. Martin, charged with using language
calculated to provoke breach of the peace,
was discharged.
DIR. Hess, up for drunkenness was dis
charged.
Harriet Cockrill, for using language cal
culated to provoke breach of the peace
was fined s. and costs.
VIM. Cohen, for being drunk and asleep
IN the street, was fined $40 and costs.
Ihos. jenkins, for disorderly conduct
wa fined 500 and COTS
ihos. Price, who claims to be member
OF the 10th Regulars but who has frequent
ly been taken up by the police under sus-
plcious circumstances and put outside Of
the corporation lines, only to return again
80 soon as they were out of sight, was
brought into the court as a vagrant. He
was fined 500 and costs, and, as he had no
money, and could not secure the fine, was
sent to the workhouse.
In deciding this case the Recorder re-
terred 10 The leniency with which the DO
lice had treated soldiers, declining frequent
ly 10 make arrests, but escorting offenders
outside of the city limits, and also to his
own forbearanoe, and stated that in future,
he intended to enforce the laws in every in
stance, regardless Of the displeasure OF any
one
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ImPOriant.--Ona and after the lst day of Jan
uary, 1857, license of every description. must be
renewed the day they expire; and all persons
commencing business. must obtain license in ad-
vance.
Owners of Vehicles. licensed by law, are in
cluded in this notice well as all others engaged
in business Of any kind, which requires license
to be first had ard obtained.
A rigid enforcement of the laws in such cases
has become necessary, and all delinquents in
future, viii be held TO the srictest accountable
ty, for their neglect in this particular. This Is
hslGsf notice. ROBT. c. FOSTER Cd.
dec2O tlstJan. Recorder.
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Southern Cotton yTorke,.

CHARLESTON, Dec. %. P. N.-COtton market
active Sales to-day 900 bales Middling 81 u
MOBILE, Dec. 3, p. N.-Sales of cotton for the
week, 300 bales; receipts l4.726 bales; exports,
6,267; stock on hand 1882 bales. Sales to-day.
LOO bales. Middling = to Soc
AUGUSTA, Dec. 2S.-There was fair enquiry,
put onering stock very light and holders were
urn at iuil prices of the past few days. We quote
strict to good middling at 81 to SIC The sales
were rs bales and rec eipts Isl bales
CHARLESTON, Dec. 29.-The cotton market is
steady. sales today 400 bales; middling 81 =.
SAVANNAH, Dec. 9.--Cofton is in goOi de-
mand. Holders are more willing to give (sell2)
sales Of to-day about 500 bales Savannah mid
ding, 30l4G3lc
MOBILE, Dec. 29.--Sales Of cotton to-day. 100
bales; middliug. 30G3l, with a general demand
and the market closing Grm at quotations
Weather cold and rainy
AUGUSTA, Dee. 29--There is a very good de
mand: Sales OF the day 276 bales The receipts
are lUl bales. We quote middling to strict mid
dliug. 3l@32. good mid1ling 92Ih.
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RIVER NEWS

ARRIVED.
Dec. S0-Talismar, Louisville.
3l-Tyrone, Cairo.
DEPARTED.
So-Gen. Sigel, BurksyiIle
j. l.. Graham,
%l-TdlismaH, Louisville
LEAVING TO-DAY.
Tyrone. Cairo.
The Cumberland is falling; four feet
water on the shoals. Weather fair and
cold.
The heet-winged Tyrone ia the only boat
leaving to-day. She leaves for Cairo. and
will deliver passengers there with dispatch.
The Palestine for Nashville, left Louis-
vile Saturday, and may be expected in
port this morning.
The Louisville Courier Of Yesterday has
the following items
Navigation yesterday WAS entirely sus-
pended above the falls, the mailboat United
States having abandoned her trip to Gin
cinnati in consequence ofthe prevalence Of
heavy ice.
Navigation was wholly suspended in
Pittsburg on Friday, aud boats due At Gin
cinnati Saturday from upper ports all failed
to arrive. Several had laid up nj PomcrOy,
others at the first convenient harbor, as the
river was full Of heavy masses of floating
ice.
The mailboat United States. that arrived
from Cincinnati yesterday reports passing
through heavy Allegheny ice as far down
as Warsaw. The ice was too hard end
thick at the present state of the weather for
upward-bOund steamers to encounter, and
all have laid up.
The Rebecca, Captain Hildreth, came in
from Nashville yesterday morning, and to-
gether with the mailboat General Buell.,
has laid up at the head Of the canal, about
the foot of Ninth street.
The Havana for Nashville, was expected
to leave Saturday.
Navigation to and from St. Louis is
wholly suspended and quite fleet of boats
have been tied up at Cairo and other con-
yenient landings.
The Cincinnati Commercial of Saturday
has the following;
"rhe splendid steamer Fashion, recently
burned in the Mississippi, twelve miles be
low Nicksburg, was owned by A. 5. Mans
field and others, of New Orleans. She was
built here in February, 1865, by David
Gibson and others, and cost Sl30,00O. She
vas probably worth $4,000 when she
boat and cargo, 1900 bales of
,otton, being worth 100000 She was not
insured in Cincinnati offices, but probably
n ST. Louis and New Orleans"
By Telegraph
PITTsBURG, Dec. 31.-Navigation still
uspended. River six feet and falling.
Weather clear and mild.
CINCINNATI, Dec. 81, P. M.-The river |
las fallen twenty-nine inches since Saiur-
ay, and there is twenty-four feet four |
inches in the channel. Weather cloudy,
thermometer twenty two deg.
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Choice Groeeries at Totten,s.-Arrly

thOice GrOceFfes at IOtteu'R.-ATrIYcd
at last. the following carefully selected and
richly prepared goods, which he is selling very
low for cash, at wholesale and retail: Fresh can
ned fruits, green peas, corn, egg plumbs, green
cages, shaker preserves, guaya jelly, calves feet
jelly. Cox's geiatine, aerated crackers, dried
Plumb7. blackberries and currants, oat meal sage.
tapioca, satingloss starch. Java, Laguayra. Mo
cha, Maricabo and Rio coifees. Also. imported
and domestic wines and brandies. at W. w
Tctten's p and o College street, Nashville
81
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NEh ~ . ASSISTANT lUAkIEEM AETFE. J
NAsHvILLE, Tenn, Dec. p, lsSs.
SEALED PROPOSALS WILL BFRECEIVED
- az this office until J. O'Clock II. Of January
"a, 1889, for supplying this Post with
Seven thousand eight hundred q. 3NDj bushels
bushel)
Three hundred 900 tons of Hay. G. $40 pounds
per TOM
B BID may be mate for the Hay. loose or baled
BIDS for Corn will state whether shelled or in
the ear. Also. if sacks shall be furnished By the
government or contractor.
Each bid must be accompanied by the names
OF two responsible parties, that the bidder will
execute the contract, if awarded 10 him.
Bids will be received for the whole or a part
Of the above amount
The delivery OF the Forage to commence i'm
mediately upon the letting of the contract and
the contract 20 be filed within thirty 800 days
from The letting of same.
Security to the amont Of 0re-third of the
ment.
any or all bids
By order Of Brig Gen. Taes. SWORDS. ASH
QuaTtermaster General.
Z. B. KIRK.
decZS-uan2 Captain and Q. NJ.
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Shelby Female Institute.
NASHVILLE. TENNESSEE,
GEO. G. BUTLER, A. NJ. Principal
GEO. 5. BLACKIR, AM, MD, Vice Principal

nHlS INSTITUTION WILL REOPEN
J. after the Christmas recess, on the FIRST day
Of JANUARY, 1867 and close its session on the
third Thursday in JUNE. 1t is located in the
large and handsome buildings. formerly occupied
by the Shelby Medical College. and its advan-
tages and accommodations are unsurpassed by
any Institution in the South. The course of in
structioH in English Modern and Ancient Ian
guages, in Instrumental and Vocal Music, is
thorough and unexcelled, and in the Department
Of Natural Sciences, with its usual appliances
seldom equaled by any Institution in the coun-
Try. Our extensive Library, full Philosophical
and Chemical Apparatus a complete. Chemical
and Geological Cabinet Telescope, OTrery Tel
lurium. i've superior Microscopes, etc, with
numerous Diagrams and Charts, are in daily use.
French taught by native Frenchman, and
German and Spanish, if desired.
The most careful attention paid to moral and
religious instruction.
TERNsIn Primary and Preparatory Depart
ments, per session Of five months, and proper
ton for greater or less time. SO and $50
In Collegiate Department,....,......... $40 90
Board, including washing fuel and
ligh 5, per month. ........-....---.---.-. s2s 90
For particulars. apply to
GEO. e.. BUTLER A NJ,
dec27-lw Principal.
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WE hear il is feared that Lieut.. Col.
Grummond, formerly of the 18th Michi-
gan volunteers, and who commanded the
post at Franklin at one time during the
war, was one of the party massacred by the
Indians at Fort Phil. Ksarney. He was a
Lieutenant in the 18th infantry.
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WE heard yesterday that one Of the 10th
Regulars had just Observation-Disclosures that,
by the death Of a kinsman in England, he
had fallen heir to a large estate Good for
the soldier boy We hope he is not one
Of those who helped last week to make sew
eral nights hideous
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Ven Advertisements.

We call attention 20 the following adyer
tisements which appear in this morning
naner for the first time. The reader u
referred to them in another column:
Sc. Jones. proprietor of College Hill
Fopndrv. has on hand for sale engines Of
ali s;ges from IS horse down TO 10 horse
newer He will do mill work, jail work,
hridge work, iron fencing, and every thing
in his line. o ooc
cords Government wood at private sale, IN
onantities tosuii purchasers.
Permanent employment and good wages
will be given for a good cook, diningroom
seryapt etc. Apply at this office
n, ". Hasslock, druggist ~ Public
souare advertises window glass Of all sizes
CO.. sale. Also, the best coal oil
reward Of ten dollars is offered for
the recovery Of lost pointer dog by \.
K Griffin. at A. Hamilton q Co.'S.
The gtails at the Markethouse VAL be
r.r,ed tn-dav al II o'clock, TO the highest
Day board, by the week or moath' can
40 bad Al the 81. Charles Hotel at reduced
rataa
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STAR-sHAPED Snow FLAKEs.--For 4
few moments, yesterday, at about O'Clock,
P. NJ, snow fell in this city. Considerable
dust was airing itself at the time, and on
the buoy thoroughfares, gave the snow no
chance to display itself But on the wharf
and the pave on Front street, the snow lay
for some time. 1t was not the usual feecy
fall but was nsmall Star-Shaped fakes The
five points Of the stars were distinctly
formed, and many Of the little white mes
sengers from the clouds were real gems, 30
beautiful were their starry crystals. This
unusual display attracted much attention
Neither Ben. Eagan nor Capt. Harrison,
learned as they are, in the processes BY
which dew, and rain, and snow, and ice are
formed, attempted an explanation.
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APPOINTMENT OF TREASURER Mr..
John r. Henry, Of Knox, has been appoint
ed Treasurer Of Tennessee, by Gov. Brown
low, 20 Gil the vacancy occasioned by the
resignation of Mr.. Sanford. The new APP
pointee il brother of Rufus Henry, the
honest and capable Treasurer Of the city,
whom he resembles very closely.
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FREEDoM.--To-day is the third anni-
yersary of President Lincolns Proclama-
ton Of freedom to the slaves Of the South.
The freed people Of Nashville propose 10
celebrate ii as they have done heretofore
with procession and speaking
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Go ABROAD 10 GET NEws.-The Mem
phis Arolaache Of the 29th nit. brings us
the following information:
" The proprietors Of the Nashville Ca
gefie are about TO institute a suit against the
United States and European News Associa-
ton, laying the damages at $, 200, for a re-
fusa on the part Of the Association to fur
nish it with Geographic reports. Some
months since the Gazette stopped taking
Geographic news from any source, but sub
sequently demanded resumption Of its
old relations The publishers Of other Jour
nails in the city refused to allow it, and the
agent Of the Association declined TO furnish
it with news. Hence the suit is to be
brought"
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GIVEN UP.--Jef Campbell, who was so
fortunate on Saturday last a. to secure Capt.
W. Mills and MI +. F. Cone as bailor for
his appearance before the Criminal Court,
was delivered yesterday TO Squire Dortch,
who cancelled the bond and committed him
Go Jail. Neither the watch nor any of the
money he is charged with stealing has been
recovered
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THROAT AFFECTIONS. A physician
writing from Newfane, New York, speak
ing of the beneficial effects resulting from
the Use of Browns Bronchial Troches."
says: For alleviating that horrid irrita-
ton only felt by those who have suffered
from any Bronchial Affection, and for
hoarseness and sore throat too, | am free
20 confess, though | am an NJ. d., they
answer all Won claim for them" Toavoid
disappointment be sure to obtain the gen
uiue Browns Bronchial Troches."
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Hon. VIM CAMPBELL was in the city yes
terday, en- route for Washington. He left
last evening on the Nashville and Chaita-
nooga Railroad We are gratifed to state
that he is in good health. We wish him a
pleasant winter in the national capitol.
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Boots and shoes Cheap al 20 Public

Boots and shoes Cheap at 20 Public
square.-ln consequence Of a contemplated
change in my business l offer the best selection
Of Boots and Shoes at greatly reduced prices.
The buyer-be he a consumer or q merchant
will surely profit by examining my stock of
goods before supplying himself as l am quite in
earnest to give bargains. MAX. l.. GUTTMAYy,
sep6-tf No. 20 Public Square
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Elhtsli hutitia pi u Aaaa Nitls IA
Tennessee Bonds, nov GA Silver ..............l2
Also, highest price paid Tor all kinks o. Southern
Bank Notes. See price list, furnished when d-s red
Deposits received, and Exchange furnished 90
New York, Cincinnati. Louisville, Memphis, Ems
land, iceland, France, and All parts Of German
CORPORATION CHECKs cashed at best rates
OFElCE, corner Union ant thgrTy street. OPP t
site Bank Of Tennessee.
OffCe hours, 3 A. NJ. % ? r. Nj
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For Attorney GeBeraI-EIventb in
diciaI DsstTiet.-We are authorized to an
nOunce A. c. HICKEY, Esq, as a candidate for
Attorney General, for the Eleventh Judicial
District, composed Of the counties Of Giles, Mar
rshall. Maury, Lawrence, Lewis and Hickman.
novl9-td
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DUsT.-Our leading streets yesterday
were as dusty "a at midsummer. Never,
in the winter season, have we seen them 80
deep with t. Had the winds been less
quiet, the dust would have had freer cir
culation, and been most unpleasant.
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MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.
New York stock and Money MARI,

New York Stock and Money Market,
Nav YORK, Dec. 3l.-Stocks better. Money
6gI per cent. Gold 1885. Coupon Is Of 'si
I 1925; do o. l069lO6l4; do "a lO6slO674. do 65
new, .l075SS9l07A. New York Central I055
Cleveland and Pittsburs. gO1l Northwestern
45lt; Cleveland and Toledo, 20; Illinois Cen
traI scrip, l914; Cincinnati, Burlington and Quin-
cy, 5U1s; Plttsburg and Fort Wayne, =; Tennes-
see, new. 20 Missouri, 9l44; Erie. 6744; no second
Board.
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THE CITY

Twenty DOLLARS REWARD IN
dersigned, publishers Of city daily newsp2-
pers, will give The above reward FOR the
apprehension and conviction ofany person
who may be caught in the act OF stealing
newspapers from the doors Of the dwelling
houses business houses, or othces cf sub
scribers, anywhere in the city, OF suburbs.
RoBFprs. WATTERsoN q PURyIs,
Proprietors Republican Banner.
BELL, JONES & Co,
Proprietors Daily Gazette.
&c. DUNNEGToN x Co,
Propriotors Union * Dispatch.
TRAVIS WNHAM,
For Press q Times Co.
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sKATNs.-Thoae fond of this health
inspiring sport have had delightful
season for it the past four days, and have
enioyed il finely. The pond near the river
on the Fairfield road, has been a favorite,
and presented, day after day, lively and
cheering times.