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The Waynesburg Republican. [volume] (Waynesburg, Pa.) 1867-18??, 1868-01-15

LOUISIANA CoNvENTIoN.-Many
articles of the new Constitution have
been recently adopted by this body. The
second article declares that citizens of
the State shall owe an allegiance to
the United States paramount to that
which they owe to the State. Art. 3
abolishes slavery and involuntary SER
vitudc. Arts. 4 and 5 declares the
liberty oEthe press and the right Of
assembly. Arts. 6 and Z rehearse the
the common law for the punishment Of
crime, and torbids the suspension OF
the writ of habeas corpus. Art. II
torbids the regulation by law Of labor
and its price. Art. II declares relig.
ious liberty, and Art. Is provides thai
all persons shall enjoy equal rights ant
privileges in travelling.
The Waynesburg Republican. [volume] (Waynesburg, Pa.) 1867-18??, 1868-01-15

IT is rumored that General Meade
validated several orders of the Georgia
Convention, assembled at Atlanta and
instructed civil officials to sec they are
obeyed. That he has removed Gov
ernor Jenkins and appointed Brig.
Gen, Dunn, of Pope's staff, in his stead
and is otherwise raising the lint" on
the won't-be-reconstructed. We are
not afraid to trust the South in the
hands of such as Meade.
The Waynesburg Republican. [volume] (Waynesburg, Pa.) 1867-18??, 1868-01-15

CRIME of all kinds, especially in
cendiarism and robbery, has never beer
more prevalent than now, Our State
exchanges are of opinion that wcll-or'
ganized bands of experienced thieves
ire leaving Philadelphia, Baltimore
and the other principal cities, at stated
periods, who move under concerted
plans, in order to rob dwelling houses
defenceless villages, and carry OF
deprcdations generally.
The Waynesburg Republican. [volume] (Waynesburg, Pa.) 1867-18??, 1868-01-15

We have received pamphlet sail
about the Philadelphia Ledgcr," and
its palace structure. We have no idea
why Mr.. Childs sent it, unless to over
power us with sense of our littleness,
which he can't do, for Greene County
farmers read the REPUBLICAN all the
time in prcferenceto the Ledger. Amt
that so George? p. S.-We didn't sec
our letter of apology lor non-presenc'
at the Continental banquet, among th'
correspondence.
The Waynesburg Republican. [volume] (Waynesburg, Pa.) 1867-18??, 1868-01-15

wYIISKEY TAX.

The following bill passed both
Houses and was sent to the President
on Thursday last 1t is said he will
approve it;
Be Heancted G'c. That from and
after this date no distilled spirits shall
be withdrawn or removed from any
warehouse for purposes of transporta-
ton, rectifcation, change Of package,
expectation, or for any other purpose
whatever, until the full tax on sucll
spirits shall have been paid, and all
acts and parts ofacts inconsistent witt
the provisions thereof are hereby re,
pealcd.
This will have the effect of stopping
a great many distilleries and, of course
there will be the corresponding de
crease of other evils besides collect
ing, in Il great measure, revenue upo'
all that is manufactured. 1t is doubt
full with lis if the President wants t.
estrangc himself from his friends or t
bring about such great good for tn
country.
The Waynesburg Republican. [volume] (Waynesburg, Pa.) 1867-18??, 1868-01-15

Iris said to be known, positively,
in Washington City, that the Demo-
cratic National Committee are "foot-
ing" the expenses of a corps of writers
in the Southern States, whose business
it is to furnish "negro outrages,"
"negro murder" "negro roinsurrections," "
&C., for the northern tax payers. OF
course four-fifths of these are manu-
featured from whole cloth, and are in
tended to operate upon weak nerves
between now and the Presidential
election. Respectable business, indeed! !!
The Waynesburg Republican. [volume] (Waynesburg, Pa.) 1867-18??, 1868-01-15
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TEXAS.


GALVESTON, January "a meet
ing of Republicans held in Marshall,
Texas, on the 3lst ult., was broken up
by mob. Judge Caldwell, the Spea-
ker, was fired at several times, and
sought protection at the post head
quarters. The disturbers of the peace
were arrested by the military, but at
forwards, by order of Gen. Hancock
were turned over to the civil authori.
ties, who released them on bail.
The Waynesburg Republican. [volume] (Waynesburg, Pa.) 1867-18??, 1868-01-15

The statistics of 1867, show that
in the Methodist Episcopal Church
four new conferences have been added
during the year; 4l3 itincrant, and
333 local preachers; 100000 members
676 churches 256 parsonagcs. The
Centenary contributions will amount
to s7,0oo,oOO, Tho present member
ship is l,O32,lS4, an increase during
the last ten years of234,S57.
The Waynesburg Republican. [volume] (Waynesburg, Pa.) 1867-18??, 1868-01-15
alew Aarertisemitnts.
G0UT OF AP Pc A LIS!

Notice Is hereby given to the Taxpayers OF
Greene county that the Court of Appeals for tho
several townships Of said county Will be held a.
the following times and places, to hear appaais
from the assessments made by the Township
Assessors.
In Marion township. on Tuesday, February fth.
at the commissioners Office, In Waynesburg,
In Washington township, Wednesday, Feb. 9Th,
at the house OF David Clayton.
In Morgan township. Thursday, Feb. 9Th. at tho
house OF Morgan Bell.
In Jefferson township. Friday, February Ith, at
the house OF VIM. Kelley.
Cumberland township and Carmich@ls Borough.
! February Sth, at tho House of Henry Jennings.
! In Carmlchels Bor.
Greene township February 10th, at the house OF
! jeremiah Stewart.
Monongahela township, February Iith, at the
house Of William Mestrozatt.
Dunkard township, February 18th, at the house
! ofC \. Garrard,
| Perry township February 18th Mt the houso of
| William Burris.
Wayne township, February lith. at tho house
otJesse Phillips,
Gilmore township. February 18th, at the house
OF Enoch Hennen.
sPrlnShill township, February 18th at the house
Aleppo township, February 18th MT the hons,
Of augustus Miller.
Rchhill township, February 18th nj the houso
or MarJory bryan, Jacksonville.
MOTIFS townshlp, February Goth, at the house OF
James Adainson, Nineveh.
: Jackson township, February 2lst, ut tho house
! of L. NJ. Grimes.
Centre township, February End, at the house OF
, Rinchart Church.
franklin township February nth, at tho house
, Of NJ. 4. Greene.
. Whlteley township, February 9th at the housa
of Gilman Hickman.
fsSAS f$,HSAS$S$ts HS$S$t|ss; H $Htr. CONS.
| j'gs.9t
The Waynesburg Republican. [volume] (Waynesburg, Pa.) 1867-18??, 1868-01-15

If, says the Pittsburg Gazette, there
remains any doubling Thomas of
Republican who still questions whether
General Grant is heartily on our side,
let him look and see with what unan-
unity the Democrats have dropped him
With one consent they soon began to
fall off, and now not man Of them is
left. BY species of inevitable repul.
sion they were driven away. No bette,
proof of Grants political soundnes;
can be desired.
The Waynesburg Republican. [volume] (Waynesburg, Pa.) 1867-18??, 1868-01-15

The next Maryland Legislature is
to electa Senator in Reverdy Johnson's
place. The candidates are now said to
be Hon. Benz. G.Haris,. Ex-Governor
Thos. G. Pratt and Hon! VIM. Pinck-
ney White.
The Waynesburg Republican. [volume] (Waynesburg, Pa.) 1867-18??, 1868-01-15

IN the West Virginia Democratic
Convention on Wednesday, resolutions
favoring a bond tax and Pendleton's
plan ofredemption were adopted. The
resolutions of the Ohio Convention,
indorsing Pcndlcton, were received
with enthusiasm.
The Waynesburg Republican. [volume] (Waynesburg, Pa.) 1867-18??, 1868-01-15
TERRIBLE AFFAIRSIN TENNESSEE
A Prisoner shoots Mt u Sheriff Wounds
Him-The ShcrifT's Son Kills the PrisO.
ncr-The Prisoners Son Kills the Shcr-
iTsSOn-Thc ShcriHthcn Kills the Pris-
Oner's Son.

MEMPHIS, january 0.-Last night
A notorious thief, Jim Burns was ar
rested while etiecting an entrance into
II. Dunts & Cos. dry goods store and
conveyed to Jail. On entering the cell
he discovered another prisoner, named
Mccarthy, lying asleep, and assaulted
him, nearly strangling him. McCar-
thy, frenzied with pain, assaulted him
in turn and before the guards could
interfere, gougcd Burns eyes out of
their sockets.
A terrible affair occurred at Syers-
bury, in West Tennessee, on Tuesday.
Sheriff Parkinton attempted to arrest
an old man named Duncan, on the
street. Duncan drew a pistol and fir
ed, shooting off the Sheriti's thumb.
Parkinton's son, standing near, fired a
pistol killing Duncan, whose son coming
up at the moment, fired, killing young
Parkinton Instantly. Seeing his son
slain, the sheriff drew pistol and shot
young Duncan through the heart
The most intense excitement followed
but at last accounts nothing further hac
been done, though owing to the exten'
sive relations of both parties trouble Il
apprehcnded.
The Waynesburg Republican. [volume] (Waynesburg, Pa.) 1867-18??, 1868-01-15

HORACE GREELEY lectured in Read
ing the other evening. Among the
citizens who called on him was Hon.
Hester Clymer, who subsequently
placed his sleigh at his disposal, and
accompanied him on a ride.
The Waynesburg Republican. [volume] (Waynesburg, Pa.) 1867-18??, 1868-01-15

SKATING.-Thc creek has been in
good order for this most cxhilarating
ofall sports, the last few days. Our
Juveniles have enjoyed it hugely.
The prospect, now, however, is for
more sleighing.
The Waynesburg Republican. [volume] (Waynesburg, Pa.) 1867-18??, 1868-01-15

THE Patent Office has issdtd three
tir~s as many patents this year as on
any previous year.
The Waynesburg Republican. [volume] (Waynesburg, Pa.) 1867-18??, 1868-01-15

AMONG the patents granted last year
were several to negroes, all of which
are for machinery.
The Waynesburg Republican. [volume] (Waynesburg, Pa.) 1867-18??, 1868-01-15
BAPTIST COLLEGE AT JEFFERSON.

There will he meeting Of the Trustees and
Stockholders Of said College, on FRIDAY, Tho
2ith day of January, inst, at Jefferson, at
o'clock, +. NJ. y. ~. fUhMAN,
lj,'bS-2t. thalrflan'
The Waynesburg Republican. [volume] (Waynesburg, Pa.) 1867-18??, 1868-01-15

To COnsumptives.-Thel REV. EDWARD
A;WILSON will send free Of charge to all who
desire 1t, the prescription with the directions for
making and using the simple remedy by which
he was cured OF q lung affection and that dread
disease Consumption. His only object is to ben,
eft the afflicted and he hopes every sufferer VIII
lno and may prove blessing. Please address
REV EDWARD A. WILSON,
No 1876 South Second st. Williamsburg Sew.fork.
65 'b1- 1-lych9-ls
The Waynesburg Republican. [volume] (Waynesburg, Pa.) 1867-18??, 1868-01-15

A BILL is to be introduced in the
Legislature, making it penal offence,
punishable with Imprisonment, to take
a newspaper without paying for it.
The Waynesburg Republican. [volume] (Waynesburg, Pa.) 1867-18??, 1868-01-15

SS-Errors Of Yoush.-A gentlemsn who
suffered for years from Nervous Debility. Pre-
mature Decay, and all the effects Of youthful In
discretion, will for the sake Of suffering humans
ty, send free to all who need II, and receipt and
directions for making the simple remedy by
which ha was cured. Sufferers wishing to pront
By tho advertisers experience, eau do 10 by ad-'
''''''"- ' IoiN OGDEN.
65-Iy 1. Cedar st., New York.
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FROM EUROPE TO. DAY.
Terrible Casualty-rwenty.shree Lives

MANCHESTER, ENGLAND. Aug. "A dread
ful accident occurred in this city night befer .
iast During the regular performance at Lang
Music Hall an alarm OF fire was raised. Tn.
entre audience Immediately rushed for the
doors, completely blocking mp the passage
ways, and the widest excitement prevailed
When at last order was restored by the ne.
peafed announcement that there was no fire. 1t
was found that no less than twenty three per.
sons, mainly women and children, had been
crushed to death in the stampede A large
number OF persons mad limbs broken, and were
otherwise injured.
LONDON, August IA. M.-Consols, for
money and account, @a; American securities
heavy, and all declined-U s. 5-26's, 7IZa72
Illinois, 94k; Eres, AK.
FRANKFORT, Aug. 3.-U. 8. 5-4's, 754
LIVERPOOL. Aug. IA. Motion firm, and
prices unchanged: sales 10000 bales.
LONDON, August eP. M.-U. S. 5-20s, 7ixa
III; Eries, AK. y
.'s LIVERPOOL, August 3-P. Motion quiet
LONDON, August 3-P. M.-Sugar firm ut 25s
Cd a26s-. TO arrive. ...
LONDON, Aug. 3-P. M.-COnsOls, "a to Sa%
1or money and account. Atlantic and Western,
Alk., Illinois, 81. Other American stocks un-
changed. .'. W.
FRANKFORT, Aug. 3.-U. S. 500 Bonds, firm
atf5X - : :
PARIS, Aug. 3.-Rents, 7Of 1c.
LIVERPOOL, Aug. 3-P. M.-Cotton, easier;
quotations unaltered. Corn, firm.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-08-03

FATAL AFPRAY IN COLUMBIA, s. Can af-
fray at midnight Saturday in Columbia, s. c.,
between ten or twelve negro members Of the
Legislature and five whites, resulted In the
MORALLY wonnding Of one of the whites. by a
shot through the head. the whites entered by
mistake q boarding house in a disreputable
portion Of the town, supposing it be 4 brothel.
One Of the negroes used q stick, which was
wrenched from his hand, when the negroes
ran to the front Of the house and commenced
firing. Twenty or thirty shots were discharged.
.whO'was too drunk. He remained on the side.
walk, and was shot down. The author Of the
crime is unknown. There is much excitement
among citizens No arrests have been made
The whites are said tohave been unarmed.
No weapons were found e4a,ipe body Of the
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-08-03

DEPARTURE OF MINISTER JOHNSON FOR
EyGLAND.-Mr. Reverdy johnson, the newly
appointed Minister to England, sailed from
baltimore on saturday in the steamship Bal
nmoIe, OF the Bremen line. Two steamboat s
accompanied the Balumere on her way out of
the port, conveying large number OF promi.
neht citizens and personal friends who had as
sem bled TO bid farewell TO Mr. johnson Among
those who escorted Mr. johnson down the
rIyer were Baron Won GeroIt, Prussian Minis
tef: Senator Van Wrinkle; Gen. Van Vliet, Of
the Quarterma.ter's Department: Gen Brooks,
comrandant of Fort McHenry; Hon. c. G.
Cox, Commissioner Of Pensions ex-Goverpor
Bradford, and many represen tatives of the
press from Washington and Baltimore. As the
steamer passed Fort McHenry the usual salute
toan accredited Minister TO q arst-class Power
was fred Wr. Johnson was toasted, and re.
Piled in appropriate remarks, and, in the course
u go 10 England as a minister of peace. NV
instructions look to peace, and IL am able TO
carry them ont in the spirit in which they are
given me, peace will be the Result-a firm and
endoring peace. So obviously 10 this the inter-
esf OF the two countries, that good men Of both
nations will strive to make more firm and en- :
during the peace now existing. We are the
same people, descended from the same stock
and, no matter how much we may have diff
fered in the past, and have met on sea or land,
we are now satisfied that IL does not paw. We
ought TO stand together and maintain the prin-
ciples Of political liberty. There is another
Government which has stood by US in the past,
and whose interests and ours are the same an d
l ask You TO join me IN toast to the King OF
Prussia, and the able representative of that
monarch, who is always a consistend friend of
the United States, and endeared 10 us all who
have known him during the many years he
has represented bis Government in this coun-
~"
Baron Won Gerolt expressed Hrstitude for the
kind recognition by Mr.. Johnson, and reiter-
ated firm and devoted friendship for the Gov
ernment and people OF America, on behalf of
himself and his Government.
Wormley. the noted caterer Of this city, goes
out TO arrange Mr.. Johnsons house, secure
him servants, &c. Wormley then ontemplates
himself returning subsequently 10 this coun-
try. d.. 80 'F
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GOLD UP,
NEW YORK, August 3.-Cfold 145k.

THE FIRE AT OIL CITY-LATRR PARrICU.
eLARs.-lR Oil CIty, Pa, Friday morning fire
broke out In Parker, Thompson &c Co.'s engine
house, in the rear OF the Jones House, burning
Pool Brothers and Lockhart Il Frew's tanks
and platforms, and many dwelling houses and
stores. About two-thirds of the west
side lie in ashes All the town between the
spostofiice and the Grant House was burned
on both SIDES OF the street. The fire
originated in the engine house, near the Jones
House. communicating to some truck cars
standing near and by them spreading to the
buildings with fearful rapidity, consuming
everything from the Post Ofics 70 the
National Hotel on both sides and to the
river edge. rendering two hundred fam-
lies homeless. 1t Is impossible TO ss-
innate the losses correctly at this time, but they
are veryhsayy. The fire continued until about
noon. The oil interests suffered very little by
the fire. Lockhart IL Frew's loss is estimated
atSl5,000. About $50 buildings were burned
Among the hsaviest losers are ]. A. Christy,
ruggst; DIR. Portsrflnld, residence; Finley q
Conde, grocers; Isaac Blakely. hardware; Win.
SON Brothers, hardware, Hoag & Bro, Jones
HOUSE; L. ID. kellogg, pants; Chas. Shepherd,
grocery; Stiffe Sons, bakery; Western Union
Telegraph Company, and the proprietors Of the
St Charles Hotel and the Boyle House.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-08-03

4 Money was extremely easy in New York,
Saturday, as usual for some time past, the
supply Of loanable funds being largely in ex-
cess OF the demand at three per cent on call on
Government collaterals and three and four on
miscellaneous stocks. In commercial paper
there rs no change to note, the supply being
very limited and the best grade scarce and in
request At from five to SIX per cent. The state.
ment OF the associated banks Of that city for
the week ending Saturday is highly favorable
TO continued monetary ease. The legal tender
notes show an increase OF Sl.iu2,i75, and the
deposits Of e1,3i3, ,206, while In the loans there
Is decrease of 81 3,592, IN the specie Of
1851 1854, and in the circulation Of S6,p6s.
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NOT MUCH OF FIGHT.

ST. LOUIS, Aug. 2.-Statements by eve wit
nesses, belonging to both parties, contradict the
statement telegraphed a few days ago about the
desperate fight at the Democratic meeting in
Seline county last week. The man Howard,
referred to, was drunk and hurrahed for Jim
Lane, to annoy COL Phillips, the speaker, and
when an attempt was made to quiet Howard
he shot Cheatham. A panic ensued and few
pistol shots were fired, but only one man was
killed and two or three wounded. The diff
Guilty did not have its rise in politics.
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VIRGINIA NEWS.

Uoyernor Wells, upon the recommendatien
OF the CommonWealtb1 Attorney Of Wsstmore-
man eonyicf Of larceny and sent from that
county TO the Penitentiary for ore year.
Mr.. William Ferrell, an iron founder, exten-
sively known IN the iron districts in the Valley
met with q fatal accident At the Shenandoah
Iron Works q few days ago. He was caught
In the fly wheel and instantly killed.
Mr.. J. T. Boatwright Of Spotsylyania county,
whilst out cunning on Tuesday last was ac-
cidentally shot, in picking up his gun from
log where he had laid it, ana was instantly
killed..
Thursday. and il stopping with his brother. in.
law, DT. b. s. HerndoD.
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NEW YoRK-FIRsr BOARD.
IBy Bankers' ana Brokers' reieerapp.l

Lewis johnson & 90. quote stocks and bonds
IN home and foreign markets as follows:
NEwYoRK, August 3.-First Board-U s. 6'.
1881, coupon, 115S; 520's, 1s62, coupons, 1I4g;
le64, coupon, none; 1865, coupons, 1I2k; 1865
coupon, new, 1Usa; 6.20's, 1S67, coupon, 1GSX;
l04Os, coupons, 1Uo y; 1905, second none: 3o's
third. none; Pacific Mail. IOi Z; OHIO and Missis
eippi Certincatas, 81 Z; Mariposa, none; Atlantic
Mail, 30; Canton. As; Cumberl'd, 30; Western
U. Telegraph, IS; Quicksilver, 81: Boston
Water Power, l6: N. Y. Central, I32%; Era
8. do preferred. "a Y; Hudson, I37 X; Reading,
S4A Michigan Central, 100; Michigan South
ern, SAi Illinois Central. 1is4; Cleveland and
flttsourg. s94; Northwestern, - do. prerd
S24; Cleveland and Toledo, 1G2%; Rock island.
llO4: Fort Wayne, 111S; Alton & Terra Haute,
~; Toledo L Wabash, SOY; Adams Ex., sax !;
Wells, Fargo Co. Expre;s 26% American Ex-
chants Onion. a4%; Chicago & Alton, i37; do
prfd, le. Market steady. Gold. ASK.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-08-03

Physicians vender at the extraordinary nove,
| Of RAILWAYS RENOyATISG REsoLyrSr in
curing the worst forms OF scrofulous. syphfloid.
Chronic Skin diseases, and its marvellous power in
resolving cslculous oopcretions, arordfng tmme-
date rebe and consequent cure Of Diseases Of the
Kidney, Bladder. Liver, Lunes, Pancreas spl.~n
lts rapid influence an thecure OF Diabetes Inoonti-
nence or scsnty, turbid, abuminous cloudy urine
lite almost instant efficacy IN stopping itching anA
painful discharge OF urine, and its singular power
in curing discharges from the Uterus and Urethra
LeuoOrrhes. Bloody Urine, and other uuhe.I,hv
and weakening dischsrsess-and inquire wherein
the sAkSAPARILLlAN used in the Renoy.tipr
Resolyent differs from ordinary SarsapartllaT
sarsaparillisn is the only principle in sarsapariIa
that possesses properties: all other n.rt.
Of the root ere ineIt and useless One ounce OF th.
extract obtained under DR.. Radways new proce..
for extracting the curative properties from yespta
ble substances, contains Of the true priucinl
Of cure than ~ lbs. Of the ordinary roots
sARsAPARILLIAN IS only one Of the tnereif
ents that forms this truly wonderful medicine and
IL is the Only oomPenssting remedy that commune
Gates It's purifying, cleansing aud reinyigorAfins
proper ties through the BLOOD, SWEAT URINE.
and other secretions, securing q harmonious fuDe-
honal action of every deprsved organ and gland in
the system. II the blood ie corrupt the Resolvept
VIII make IL pure IL the Lungs are liberated and
sore, secretIns thick phlegm, and prureIep matter
the Resolyent will loosen this deposit and renaIr
the wasting lung with sound and healthy material
II the Skin is covered with pinple spets pustues
sores, ulcers, &c, the Resolyent will auioLlx re-
move these snnoyances. IL mercury is de pas,tI an
the bones and has accumulated in the sys,om. tho
Eesolycnt Will drive it out IL the throst or Rron
chal Glands are EAcerated the ResoIyeut viii cpra
these signs VI IN early waste Direct remedie. nos.
sessine only exclusive propertes, are hurtfuI. A.
they increase the functional secretious of one organ
BY suspeDdins the constituent secretions Of others
bence, a compromising remedy like the Resolyent
ts the only means of a permanent cure.
BEAR In MIND THAT EVERY DROP oB
BLOOD imppeensted with the Resolvent and sb-
sorbed to supply the waste OF the body, will make
pure, sound and healthy fesh and fibre The nr,t
dose that is taken commences its work of puri6c.
ton and Increasing the appetite and nesh'
REMARKABLE CUREI
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-08-03

1.-THE COMING HoRsE."-Fearnaught, who
won the $4,000 race in Buffalo, is a chestnut
stallion. owned in Boston. The best time be-
ever made before Wednesday, was 2:2s. His
performance in this race entities him 10 rank
among the best horses in the country. The
|, last half OF the third heat he trotted suprls.
singly fast-makng the distance and fully eight
lengths more, in 1:llb, rate OF anywhere
from PIP TO 2lS. In the hands OF Dan Mace.
the Talleyrand of the turf, he may indeed Law
claim to his name. Doble says that when Fear
naught went by him, on the third quarter he
trotted faster than he saw Dexter 20. We
should not be astonished il the chestnut stall
lion proved to be ..the coming horse"