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The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-10-23
WANTED.

WASTED-A GOOD coLLEcToR-A YoUSG
who can furnish satisfactory references as 70 character
may hear Of Situation By addressing Jones Co.. g. Ores
WANTED. TENANT FOR pEsIsABLE
w Room, NTH without Board private family
Fourth District. Apply to X. ~ this Office.
WANTED-A STEADY AND COMPETENT wo.
w man 70 cook. wash and iron for family - res
sons Apply on Philip street. second door from the corner Of
W.aTED-A. FIRST GLASS HOUSE GIsL WHO
form them obtain good situation by applying at No 2S
Felicity street at once
WANTED-A SITUATION AS BARTENDER i'm
" ssaiosn or Hotel Can oAn his employer $500 or 500
WsNTED-BY A FRENCH WIDOW LADY. AGE
wdower No objection chi Best reference given
Address Or. scent Office s. NJ.
VVANTED-TBREE GEN rLEMEN AND rHEIs
p SIS sa $50 pss o H.o % r DsasS
single gentlemen; price SIS Apply ct TAO Canal street, M
VVAETED-A WIDOW LADY DESIRES
travel during the summer or would take charge Of
In the city during the family The best Of 70
ferences given. Apply 70 % Felicity ssreOt
VVANrED-A GENTLEMAN OF NATURE YEARS,
h n ~:
eompensstion would Be SUFFICIENT support himself and wife
meet the requirements Of any ne ampsst
mend can b furnished not: q: !: hs oass0.s'
WANTED-EvERY ENEReErIo PERsoE OUT
business to engage With rs in the sale Of the Finest s.
esss wo,ss issued from this hons Salesman clear from
normstisn WIN be sent on sppcstion address. or csn 90
james II. FUNNEL. los Camp street. New Orleans. =
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-10-23
cONSTABIe's SALES,

CONsTABle'S SALES
MANUEL NELSON Va L JOHNsOS-SECOND JUS
TICE's COURr-No. 5sls.
DY VIRTUE OF . writ or mer1 fncfaa
I'D directed by the Honorable A Sh Hey, Second
Justice Of the Peace for the Pari Of Orleans will proceed
sell public auctian. SATURDAY the 24th OF Oct0
1868 IL o'clock CustomhouAe street. between
Dorgenos and Broad Streets the following described
bNE-sToRy FRAME HOUSE, IL feet front BY "a
feet deep.
1a- iERxs-Cash the spot
J. W. QUINN, Constable
GEO w. sADLER FIRST JUSTICE OF THE PEACE,
VS. VIM. GOLDING.
DY VIRTUE of Writ of nerf factas
10 me ected Justice Of the
Peace win proceed sell at public aucol sATUR DAY,
October S1s y O'Clock the Of Peers and
Deord streets, ct defendants Foundry
ONE FIRE PROOF IRON SAFE.
Seized In the abovs suit, per Inventory on hle.
TKRns-Cash on the srot.
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-10-23

TRr It'll TEST IT rHoKoUaHLri
II you nothing 10 do By making application
undersigned Machine will be sent 10 your residence
and You viii shown how f. reasonable Length
Of tine given the Machine decide inertia
The Magnolia washing Machine
Wn do your wasnng with half the labor less and
than usually use VIII save the cost Of the
Machine the Of clothes and In fuel In less than
year. makes slop does away with the necessity q stand
hsling the OF filthy suds also nom getting wet
and win in many instance; = the means Of preventing sick
An ingenious COG-wHEEL wRIEekR 2 aaaxsd g
Machine and Is made OF India RnbbW Cylinders sno
vrings the clothes almost ready for ironing
II Useful Simple and ChsApi Satisfaction Guaranteed
o. no BalA Use the
Magnolia Washors
md savs the Health and also save both Labor and
Wonsv L A GAILLARD,
No. lB Poydras street,
Owner Of the Patent Right for Louisiana
~ Country rights for sala
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-10-23
CTORAGE I'm BOND.
q. 9. BONDED WAREHOUSE, NO. 4.
Corner Peters and CoAtl Streets.

The IMPORTERS BONDED WAREHOUSE COMPANY
receive on storage low rates. Mchsnss Of all kinds In
their No YIRE PROOF BUILDINGS.
Parties storing in these Warehouses PARTICIPATE IN
THE PRoFlTs Of the Company See tariff which can be
bad application at the Warehouse
HENRY TaEM0ULET,
prssfdent pro
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-10-23
WtIIMAN O. BOGEI's SALES.

VUEILMAN d BO0EL,
GENERAL AUCTIONEl.Rs,
once end saIesroom. o. Gravier Street.
WIN "a prompt attention to all Sales Of PRODUCE, GRO.
CERES VINES, LRUoR. DRY GOODS, PORT
WARDENS,, SUGGESTIONS, REAL ESTATE, STOCKS,
RONDs etc All In and Outdoor ses prompt attended 10.
Liberal Cash Advances Conslgnmens.
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-10-23

Hooks of Subscription TO the Capital
Stock the New Orleans Steamship Lane Will be found ct
abe following named places: =
Once Of the FsctOs and Traders Insurance Company, 50
Uarcndelet street.
vfor gtreetsL
Sun Mutual Insurance Company Of Camp and oO
nsrciAl Place
IsrshaI Smiths once, 81 Csrondelet street.
Bhropshire 4 Hsthorn, Poydras street,
WcJfoakey 4 Mason, 0ravier street.
The New York herald., 1868-05-08

COUNTRY REAL ESTATE FOR ALE.


GOR sALE-AT FORDHAn, wEsTCHEsrER COUNTY;
u House. containing ii rooms; ane run, nye Ii,hs
walk from depot. Apply on the premises " iiHNN' 20
MOTT.
ETOR SALE-"IsLAND VIEW" THE ChEAfEor
n water Couatry Residence In the vicinity o. New
York the and ot the most ues4aoie u
every respect locality very healthy and srrOunnhRs uheA
ceponabe; suitable residence ior parry
doing business the has been occupied ~ the
present owner for the past years situated IN ne" Jes
on staten Island Sound distant from New YORK sixteen e
access by steamboat from dock the property anu D TAU
short drive Is trains day double house. ~ eet slua
ana Wings verandah three Sides all outnuinnss new
dock and boathouse grounds so plenty OF u hsh
and oysters: Wl be sold, with the Furniture stock, Ioos
boais Sc, lo @23O00 price much below the cost OF te
improvements Terms very easy. Apply 10 the owner W.
v. Il. BOURNE, SO Pine street.
TOR sALE-A COUNTRY SEAT; FIVE ACRES; HOUSE
newly painted IL rooms line barn; delshuui ocatioh'
plenty of fruit splendid well of water situated at Bay Side,
L. H. three miles from Flushing, hye minutes from depot
Apply to A. FRANKLIN, IL and IA West street.
E,OR sALE-NEAR NEW BRIGHTON, STATEN
lsand the Shore handsome Residence, with -four
of Land Fine 'front.' with private dock and boat
house. great bargain for any wanting good summer
and winter residence the city. Apply TO W. WM-
PIE, loo and los Broadway
LNOR SALE-A FOUR STORY BRICK FACTORY BUILD
ing 66x70; ID inch walls. with frame building IN rear
CLARK, 81 Cherry street. Railway, M.
L,OR SALEM FAR ROCKAWAY VILLAGE L. l.,
Il Building Lots also adjoining Land OF Horace Clark,
two story House, Farm adoinng Fronts the bay
and ocean, For maps &c apply TO W NJ HICKS, 81 Broad
way Brooklyn, L. D., or S. NORTON, on the farm.
=.
The New York herald., 1868-05-08
SALES At AUCTION.

A UCTI0N NoTICE.-LUKE FITZGERALD, AUCTION.
~ Magnificent Household Furniture,
Velvet, Brussels and Ingram Carpets.
Elegant four round corner rosewood PianofCrte,
Beautiful Paror and Library Suits,
Works OF Art Bronzes, Vases, Figures, Stauary,
Fine collection of OIL Paintings,
Al public auction
at the elegant residence 9 Clinton place eighth street,
Fifth avenue this day Frday May morning l0s O'Clock
precisely This will be the largest and richest sale Of this
Reliable attendance 10 cart pack goods for
purchasers at reasonable charges Velvet Brusse Ingram
Carpets trocate and lace Curtains large Pier and Mante
Mirrors magnificent Parlor Suits covered with the rich
description Of satin brocate and Centre and
Pier elegant rosewood Eageres Writing Desk, wal
Corner Book Stands Turkish Easy Chairs
and Lounges elegant four round corner octave rose
Panofore Stool Cover, Canterbury, rich Bronzee
hue on Paintings Lava and China Vases sta,nay Figures
rosewood and walnut Bedseads Bureaus Washsands Com
e, Spring and HAIR Mattresses, Beds, Linen, Sofas
Chairs Rockers Lounges covered with hafsoth and reps
Extension Tables sidebosd Dnns Chairs rich Crystal and
Dishes silver plated Coffee Set Casters Ice Pitchers Spoons
Forks china Tea Dinner Ses ivory Table Cutlery 6c
n Blake Sixth or Seventh University place cars
The New York herald., 1868-05-08

, rcrtoy sALE.-By vIRruR OF AN EXECUTION
"A and Chau. Mo- tgage will sell, this eighth day OF Nay
noon, at ~ Burlins slip the contents OF "sSs 'o'"
WV" 'a'S' wv " WM THOuPklSN. nsrsha.
The New York herald., 1868-05-08

x OOO IRE RIDES OYER, THE gsaASgsSWSAx g,SaSsSS
NJ DLLs intend 10 sell At auction on raesdsy .,is VII
who agree 10 examine the property and attend the se w"
be ur-shed with maps and free urkets by apgy,ne o
JOHNSON MILLER, = Nassau street, New tvrs, ot
To- hontazus street, bruotse.
The New York herald., 1868-05-08
CITY REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.

East Side.
TWO HARLEM LOTS-ON I:9rH STREET, NEAR
Third Price S2,25J each. Terms easy. Cai at
paint store, 274 Third avenue.
The New York herald., 1868-05-08

viii sell by auction on Saturday, at ioh O'Clock, large
OF Second Hand Furniture Carpets, &C. removed
from residences for convenience OF sale.
The New York herald., 1868-05-08

NoR sALE-AT FORDHAn, wESTCHEsrEak. co ,,aS n.y.
u House, containing IL rooms; hne fruh nye ninlIes
walk from depot Apply on the premises to HENRI DE
| MOTT.
The New York herald., 1868-05-08

|yREAT SALE OF EIGHTEENTH WARD CBROOKLYN
" Lots-By JOHNSON MILLER, at u O'clock on
Tuesday l at Exchange Saesrooms No III Broadway,
New Maps ready at odces o auctioneers, No
5 Nassau street, New York; and No. l5' Montague street,
2rpor rtvn
The New York herald., 1868-05-08

Z
Notce-To boat Fsher.-Certain furniture left with
storage since viii be sold at public auction al
Ol Liberty street. Saturday 10th inst AT 0 O'Clock,
less storage is previously paid and goods removed
JAMES B. COOK, 654 Broadway.
The New York herald., 1868-05-08

A ARoS cLAFLIN CO., S5 AND 81 vEsEY STREET,
w.ll sell by auction
THIS DAY (FRIDAY), MAY s.
al l0s o'clock, - - -
A LARGE AND DESIRABLE ASSORTMENT OF BOOTS
AND SHOES,
consisting In part OF FIRST class retailers
STOCK GOODS,
crprsnr eyerv variety sve kept for retailing, including
Rolling Machne steel Dies Lasts Eyeetcr ae and sold ON
account of parties declining business.
Also, a general line OF Mems BOYS am .9u'hs'
EO,Irs RROGANs AND BALMORhLs
our own which shall duplicate lberslly
~ 49, JAMES NJ MILE r. Auctioneer.
Arr SALE OF ELEGANT PAINTINGS.
n BY LEAvITT STREBElGH co. JOHN VI. AUS
ASsiGNET's SALE OF FIRST CLASS PAINTINGS
class Of paintings not often seen In the auction room,
rE CHURCH-THREE LANDSCAPES.
Several hy WIN. Hart-Jas VI. Hart-Sonntag- nness-
Tat Russies-Cuy-Whi Whit,ere1ge- GienouI-Hekkng-pa
vd Johnson-Darey, dc ,,,,-,, ~.
Also beautiful specimens by Robbie Hildebrande-Tous'
san,Carl Ju.,iersrd -Marohn--.sesnac--Ed frers.-
Bfochsrt-.Iasae--von Sebcn .kOekkoek u Hnoner--
Richomme Ciirsrde vernet- Dieaenbsch-lrayer-
e.. VI. Webb--Dubasy y-Sell, &c.
Now on view, free. day aud evening. go,
The whole to be sod by auction, at the Cnlon Ha h
Galleries Hook Salesroon Asor place. friiay anu SAT
wday evenings. May and 2, ATTY o'clock.
The New York herald., 1868-05-08
EoRGE COOK, AUCTIONEER.

JNDwAF d SCHENCK, AUCTIONEER
II Mortgage Sale Of Elegant Cabinet Furniture,
by EDWARD SCHENCK, this day at II o'clock at the Sales
room 6O Liberty Every variety Of Cabinet Furniture
The New York herald., 1868-05-08
West Side.

A HOUSE FOR SALEM THE NINTH WARD. BEST
"A part of Morton immediate possession and easy
all modern improvements FIRST Class neishborhood
Inquire at 10 Morton S67 Hudson street.
The New York herald., 1868-05-08

VUM. Writer'S, ,AuCT1ONEER-sELLS THIS DAY, AT
2ocock. at 4H Canal street. very large lot Of Paror,
Chamber, Dining Room and Kitchen Furniture, &C., from
families and others i bne second hand Carpe, Oicoths
black walnut rosewood mahogany and other Bedteads B
washs'snds Chairs Gass Silver Ware Stoves French
plate Mirrors Curtains Arnoire aGacc Bookcase, Oil Paint
ngs Beds and BEDDING three very nne rosewood Pianos
Dealers Invited as well others Bargains All must 90
s.id
The New York herald., 1868-05-08

DY CHARLES HOHLENBERG, AUCTIONEER, THIS
ID day 10 O'Clock, at GAL Ninth avenue, near Fifteth
street. the entire Stock Fixtures OF large Grocery
Barrels Sugar. Flour Candles Starch, Tea, Coffee Soap,
Moasses Vinegar Rasns Soda Fine Counters Shelving.
Scales, Partitions. &c, in lots Sale positive.
The New York herald., 1868-05-08

VNO LET-AT NO. WASHINGTON TERRACE, HO-
boken, close to the ferry, the Lower Part basement
Lower Part alone has all modern conveniences, with pr
vee bathroom rent moderate Inquire on the premises
The New York herald., 1868-05-08

eth AVENCE AND FIFTYNINTH STREET.-FOR
y sale 5xl0O feet the southeast OF Fifth
and Fynnth street. opposite the entrance; terms
Apply to L. II. LUDLOW q CO., No. Pine street.
The New York herald., 1868-05-08

BOGAET, AUCTIONEER.
d. SATURDAY, MAY g.
at l0d O'clock at the auction rooms No. North William
street,
large sale rcnteel Household Furniture,
black walnut Parlor Suits In green reps,
large French plate Pier Glasses
black walnut and mahoeaney bedroom Furniture,
50 We vet, Brussels and three.py Carpets.
Also Mortgage sale: large Mirror, rosewood Piano,
Counters, Tables Glars, Stools
The New York herald., 1868-05-08

JfOR SALE-THE DESIRABLE PROPERTY NO. IL
Hubert street, close to the Hudson River and Gen.
ral Railroad depot ST. Johns square lot full sze house "a
provement convenience Also number OF other pro-
peres the square adjoining streets Apply to JAMES
PRICE No. 900 Hudson street.
The New York herald., 1868-05-08

A HANDSOME THREE STORY BROWN STONE
"A House in West Forty.ffth street. between Fifth and
sixth avenues for sale, at a bargain 925,500.
LYNCH X KEYS, 2l Nassau street.
The New York herald., 1868-05-08
JERSEY CITY AND HOBOKEN REAL
ESTATE.

ITO LET-HOUSE IN RIVER TERRACE, HOBOKEN,
for summer only II desired. Apply 20 Mr.. MARTINS,
once Hoboken Land improvement Company, or to f. W.
MuSER, d54 Broadway, New York.
The New York herald., 1868-05-08

RY ]. EDWARD BYLANDT, AUCTIoNEER WILL
- sell by auction Saturday. at ii O'Clock, at Saesrooa
6i6 Broadway general assortment OF Household Furniture
convenience of sae including rosewood Bed
stea Bureaus Armores Bookcases side aad centre Tables
black walnut and mahogany Paror and Chamber Suits pies
Glasses Paintings, Curtains, Cornces, Carpets Refrigera
Gas Fixtures Glassware, &c.
The New York herald., 1868-05-08

V,O LET-FURNIsHED OR PARTIALLY FURNISHED
fine Place at Orange convenient to depos; house arg
and modern containing Is good carriage house ant
stable about four of ground, well stocked with goo
variety of fruit. Apply Immediately A. X. CT SHMAN, l5
Ninth
The New York herald., 1868-05-08

S2 600 WILL BUY "a. VERY @ DESIRABLE TWO
of ground, choice fruit shrubbery well and cern the
PREMISES the house contains six cellar and garrett
and hall frescoed the painted plain.
Apply the lager saloon OF Mrs. ALBERT, Astoria L.
The New York herald., 1868-05-08

ORANGE N. J.-A FURNISHED HOUSE TO LET FOf
~ year; location high ground has modern conye
nences eight minutes walk from depot Address box s
New York Post office, or call on BLACKWELL j SMITH
Orange
The New York herald., 1868-05-08

ITO LEr-IN NEW HOUSES ON THIRD AVENUE,
between llah llh llo,h and l5,h streets. Floor. Of -four
ssto en-. Apply TO LOpEk DAVIS. Tbrysih'h street.
Cornes Pfyxt svenue.
The New York herald., 1868-05-08

YNO LET OR FOR SALE-A TWO STORY BASEMENT
subcelar brick House, nearly 42 Clinton street,
minutes from Wall street. lot 20y0 rent $60
price reasonable; terms Apply to JOSEPH c. JACK.
SON, is Wall street.
The New York herald., 1868-05-08

TWO NEW HOUSES, 20 MINUTES FROM FORTY.SEC
ond street, Morrana for sale low TO let; the best
location in town all modern improvements Inquire at 81
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-08-19

reason Why" III they refuse to
count our votes at the polling places.
we have arithmetic enough to count
our own sinewy arms. Mao York.
World.
I'VE of the South should be wary
and circumspect. As the canvass Is
Just opening canvass upon when
all our hopes of relief and redemp-
ton depend. we should studIously
A RSTAIN FROM SAYING. WIKI
ING OR DOING ANYTHING
THAT CAN BE TORTURED IN
TO EVIDENCE OF SUCH A De
SIGN. The battle is be fought by
! the Northern Democracy, and we
sbould not commit the folly Of Grip
Ming their arm. We left the con-
vention. the nominations and the
platform to them, and for the same
reasons we should leave to them the
J conduct of the campaign. Let us re-
solve that it shall not hereafter be al
legged against us that our passion or
indiscretion lost them the victory and
us and our pOsterity participation in
its benefts-RichmoRd Wing.
Private advices from our most
strenuous friends at the North, re-
quest that we should protest against
the imprudent expressions that have
escaped some Souther speakers since
the adjournment of the National
Democratic Convention. 1t is repre-
sented to US that great injury is ac-
cruing to the cause from such impru-
dence. We, therefore, shall make no
apologies for asking the attention of
our public speakers to the fact. -
| Charleston Mercury.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-08-19
New Adverlisemenls.

1AErUsIC VALE SEMINARY Devoted
Hx1- exclusively 10 the ART AND SCIENCE
OF MUSIC. Motto: III 70 be that 4 hare done
so much, IL Is that I hare done one thing az q
time. ''-Wm. Pitt. Terms $500 per academic
year. Young ladies desiring TO nj them
selves for teachers OF the piano, harp,
organ, guitar, melOdeon, or voealizatiOn,
in the shortest time possible, would do
well to address PRINCIPAL M V. s., M. V
Box, New London, Conn.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-08-19
nETEcT ALI, VIOLENT PURGa.

49 TIVES. They ruin the tone OF the
bowels and weaken the digestion. FAR
RANTS EFFERWESCENT BELVZstt
APERIENT Is used by national people as
q means OF relieving al derangemonts OF
the stomach, liver, and intestines, because
IT removes distractions Without pain, ana
imparts Vigor to the organs which 10 pure
fies and REGULATES. SOlI ~ ~ dItlQQl8L4.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-08-19

Watt-poh-pe Tribe n Shake Hldl5das.
For second of five installmehts to
be expended under the direction of
the President; as per seventh article
treaty of August twelfth, eighteen
hundred and sixty-five, two thousand
dollars.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-08-19

For the general incidental expenses
Of the Indian service in New Mexico,
presents of goods, agricultural nipple
ments, and other useful articles. and
to assist them to locate in permanent
atrodes, and sustain themselves by the
pursuits of civilized life, to be expend-
ed under the direction of the Secre-
tary of the Interior, forty thousand
dollars.
Oregon and Washington Territory.
For the general aud incidental ex-
penses of the Indian service in Ore
gon and Washington Territory. in
Guiding insurance and transporta-
ton of annuity goods aud presents,
(where no special provision therefor
is made by treaties,) and office and
travelling expenses of the superin-
The New York herald., 1868-05-06

AN INTELLIGENT YOUNG GERMAN WISHES A SIT
n uation clerk In store or importing house has hest
city references and writes Engsh and German. Can
atarcse NJ. Dcvoe, al stb sy., corner 35ib s.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1868-10-25
TIE SECOND RACE

was the Association purse of $500, mile
heats, three in five, with the following
entries: Llrkin, Rochester, Maggie Hun
ter, Pheaix Bell, Conflict and Locust
Post. In the pools, Larkin was the favor
lie against the field. They got away at
the first attempt. Rounding the turn
Maggie darted to the front. The others
were sandwiched. Going up the straight
they began TO string out. At the half
mile ground Maggie had the track by a
length, Rochester second with Larkin at
his launches. Rounding the upper turn,
Rochester dropped back. Larkin and
Maggie came home under whip aud spur.
They passed under the line nick and nick.
The judge pronounced it dead heat
between Larkin and Maggie. Rochester
third, Locust Post fourth, Phoenix Bell fifth,
Conflict sixth. Time, Lao.
SECOND HEAT-Afer the heat Larkin
would sell for $50, Locust Post S33, Ro-
chester S3l, Maggie SIC, the field SI3.
All got away at the tap of the drum, ex-
cepting Phoenix Bell, the starter holding
on to her head after the drum was tapped.
Asin the previous heat, Maggie took the
lead, closely followed by Larkin and Locust
Post; going up the back stretch Roches-
ter took the third place; at the half.mile
Larkin and Maggie were on even terms;
at the big tree Lqrkin showed in front: at
the head of the stretch there was daylight
between them; Larkin came home winner
of the heat by length, with something to
spare; Maggie second, Rochester third,
Bell fourth, Conflict fifth, Locust Post last.
Time I:484. .......
THIRD HEAT.-Larkin was now largely
the favorite. This time they got splendid
start; Locust Post darted away in the lead
Tapped by Phoenix Belle. Before reaching
the quarter Belle moved TO the front; going
up the stright work Llrkin came out of
the ruck at the half-mile he had the fret
place, with Rochester close up, Locust Post
third, Bell fourth Larkin maintained his
lead all the way home, aud won the heat
with ease by lengh; Rochester second,
Phoenix Bell third, Locust Post fourth,
Maggie Hunter fifth, Conflict sixth. Time
1:493.
FOURTH HEAT.-Larkin was now such
favorite that they cold the pools without
him. At the tap of the drum Maggie
jumped away in the lead, with Locust
Post at her launches. Maggie led to the
half mile, when Larken came up and chal-
lenged for the first place. Rounding the
turn his white face showed in front at
the head Of the stretch Locust Post was at
his launches. They both came home
driving. Larkin passed under the line
winner of the heat and race by q head;
Locust Post second Phoenix Belle third
Conflict fourth Maggie Hunter fifth
Rochester distanced. Time 149.
rur ruTpD n IN, .....
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1868-10-25
PARannnH


The r. w. Grand Lodge, |. O. OF. con-
venes in annual session, in this city, the
present week. Hon. Harvey Brown, Wor-
thy Grand Master, arrived here yesterday,
and will remain till the close of the session.
q. Col. G. L. Hunt, an influential citizen OF
st. Louis, who has been in attendance at
The Turf Congress in this city, leaves for
his home this morning. -.-....
Capt. E. D. Farnsworth returned to the
city last evening after months absence.
Most Worthy Grand Sire, we salute you.
Mr.. Conldoek and daughter commence
an engagement at the Louisville Thealer
tomorrow night,
Our enterprising elIow-townsmar, Capt.
VIM. H.Morrow, who is the Nashville agent
of the Castle Rock Coal Mining Company,
has been on a visit TO the headquarters OF
that association at Atlanta. ..-
The drama of the "Poor Girl" with
Miss HOsmer in the leading character, is
drawing full houses at the Rochester,N. Y.
Theater. --..
Miss Maggie Mitchell is doing " Fan
chon," in Syracuse, N. Y.