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The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1868-06-17
JuNs SESSION OF Tue COUNTY Co

JUNE SESSION OF TIE COUNTY Con-
MIssIoNERs - BY the courtesy Of Auditor
McCuy, We are able to present the follow
ing items Of proceedings of the County
Commissioner" recent regular session:
In the matter of the petition of James
Simpson and others for the alteration of a
country road leading through the lands Of
James Simpson. A view was ordered, and
Samuel Nash. William Oglevee and John
(I) McFAdden were appointed viewers and
Jacob Jarvis Surveyor, to meet at James
Simpsons on the 30,h dav of June, for the
purpose of viewing said alteration.
In the matter of the petition e. John
Hagan and other for the loca ion of coun-
ty road commencing where the Harrison
county line crosses Shortcreek, to the road
leading from Horrisville TO Robert lIagan 5
Mill, on the South bank OF said creek. a
view and survey granted. David Bra1cn,
Geo. Heberlins and Abram. Holmes. were
appointed viewers To meet at john Hagan s
on the Goth of jun.
In the matter of the petition of Samuel
9. Ault and others, for the establishment
Of a State road beGinnng at stake mark
az in the county of Harrison, in the road
loading from TipI ecanoe to Uhrichsvile in
Tuscarawas county, Ohio, en- the farm 81
Ohio Baker, in Harrison county, and thence
by described route to Brainard's Mil, in
Tuscarawas county, it was ordered that
James J. Bllingsley be appointed COM
missioner for Harrison county to view and
survey said road.
= In the matter of the petition of Isaac
Thomas and others for an alteration of a
country road The report of the viewers
was in favor Of the establishment of the
aine But James Kirby and other file an
application for review, the object ofwhich
is to place the road off the plank road site.
1t was ordered that the original proceedings
lie suspended and that Ephriam Clark.
Wm. Heed, Nathaniel McFadden, A. p.
Lacy, and VIM. Given re appointed to re
view said road and report thereon at the
September Session The reviewers to meet
at the house of Isaac Thomas on the lltb
day Of August neyt.
The commissioners visited the Jail of the
county as required by law aua found that
Sheriff ,McPeck had every thing pertaining
to It in good condition
The commissioners also ordered that the
work. ON the roads apd highways Of the
county be completed on or before the first
day Of October next.
The official bond Of Elias Foust EsI,
Treasurer elect Of Harrison county was
presented, examined and approved. The
bond is in the sum Of $lo0, 600. RpuJlt.
clr
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1868-06-17
Grant Matched.

Much amusement has been caused by
the appearance on fences and dead walls Of
an illustrated show bill, representing Grant
matched. 1t il an advertisement OF Fox $
pantomine OF ''Humpty Dumpty," and
The illustration is fac simile of the cxhib-
tied at the Chicago Convention, except that
the chair that is vacant in the original il
filed in the show bill. On one side sits
Grant. looking denufe, as usual; in tiie
c@nter stands Columbia, pointing at hl,n
with one hand while the other is stretched
toward the chair that ,oos vacant, bat il
now filed by Hnmrty Dnmpty, misci,e-
vious looking clown, who eyes Grant vi h
an expression that says, "Ha, ha. old boy
you 70 matched at last. " The hit /. 50
ralpable that no ope can help laughing
heartily at il. ana crowds gathet srouad the
show bills wherever they are seen.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1868-06-17
The Nomination of General
Grant.

What would be thought of man who
having valuable watch, with the most
delicate and Intricate machinery, should
take it to his blacksmith for repair, if it
was cut Of order? What would we think of
man who, haaing an important aud vital
eurgical operation to he performed, should
insist upon his iavorite butcher?
We will answer. Precisely what vi
should think Of the American Deopeif they
were to hand over the destinies oftheir Gov
ernment to General Grant. The Govern
ncnt is in disordered condition. Its ma
chincry is badly injured II was stopped in
its regular operation, and is row turning il
the most frightiul, unusual and irregular
manner We should call in tie services oi
of the most experienced in its construct ior
and management. What does Genera
Grant know that he should be consulted?-
Is he a statesman? viii any one pretend
that he is? Has he had my experience ir
the science Of Government? Is he cit an(
proper person, to consult even IT every
thing was going On smoothly and haruloni
ously? But what folly-yea, worse thar
that, what crime-to make him the srbite
Of ou political destinies at this time, wher
our handspring is broken, the machinery
deranged, and every thing generally is ou
OF repair! Could there be greater act O
idiecy committed? Would single person
in private life, in the most unimportant per
sonal transaction be gully Of ii? Uudoubt
edy not; there are no fools great enough =
What the country wants now is q statesman
1t wants statesman not only Of ability
but of experience. No tyro, who has the
first ruaiments to learn in political affairs.
eau manage its destinies, any more thar
the blacksmith can repair the watch, or the
butcher perform the delicate surgical opera
ton. General Grant, whate-er may be hi,
merits, has no political experience, and i,
totally unfit for civil aft ,irs. Statesmen are
not made in day, and we might as vel
expect the ass to break forth lis wants ii
elegant classical language as that Grant
without training, without education, and
without any Of the requirements for the
post, should be competent to assume tne
care Of the helm of State; snd coAduct us
safely over the political waters.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1868-06-17
Oregon.

The Democracy of Or gon l.a-e not elect
Cd Representative to Congress since 1860,
when they elected Mr.. Hout by niue ma
jority. This year they give their candi-
date nearly 1000 majority; notwithstand-
ing the wonderful popularity" of Grant
and Coifaxi This result shows that pub
lis icpatienee with long continued misruIe,
has been exhausted. The people in every
section Of the country are arousing to a
proper sense Of their just grievances; and
they are declaring, with united w,iees, TIT
the present dominant party has been un-
faithful to the trust reposed 10 it; that its
encouragement Of public affairs is TOO glar-
ing to be longer overlooked, and that they,
the sovereign people, kape resolred upoa a
CHANGE
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Hoonand's German Tonic

fs a combination Of al he iapredien.s Of the
Niners, ,ctM pUns Santa Cruz RAM, Orange, &c.
II is tt.ei far The 5ime SGusrS as he BiterS, in
cases ,chere some pure dleo.oiic stimulus is ro-
qatred 70. teiH bear in mind G.stt these rene
dies are entirely different from any others
odce,+ised for The cure Of The diseases named,
these being scientific preparations Of stsdtciad.
sst,'ac!s, wti's The others are mere drcncttnns Of
rum in some .form. 1hs TONIC is decidediy one
Of hs most pt'dsaat and agretatls remedies euer
offered 10 iiis public rs tdstc is er1nsitc- IL is
a pleasure 1 taks ii, ,chis as tpeSirina. erhii-
aratny. aud medicinal qudlitiss haze CAUSED IL 10
te k,,0lst. as G!e greatest " all teaits.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1868-06-17
De M @ c R TIC

The Democrats Of Harrison County will
,ncrt in the several Township thereof on
saturday July, 1863 at . o'clock p. VI.
aud select three dele, ates TO represent them
in the County Convention ut Caoiz on
"Wednesday, July, 8. at 10 o'clock A.. NJ.
for the purpose Of nominating candidates
10. County Auditor.
4" Commissioner and
I" fnfirmary Director.
Also at the sam2 time and place to select
,po delegates to attend the Congressional
Convention. Time and place to he hereai-
ter fixed.
All who are in favor Of economy. equal
taxation and hones.y in its collection and
diJburscments; the payment Of the ) 20 $
in Greenhacks; Of each state supporting its
pwh government and paying all its o,cn ex-
panss, and fair and just administering
If the laws OF the land rmler tie Consti-
;ion, are respectfully invited to cooperate
mud act with us Irrespective of former ro-
htical associations. The Business of the
country is at point OF staenation and ruin.
Let Us try change IF principles.
n. A. HANNA, Chairman.
". II. ARNOLD, Sec.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1868-06-17
Infrmary Director
". II. ARNOLD, See.

Ea- Dead Duck Forney's resignation as
Feora.ary Of the Senate has teen accepted.
lie was allowed to 20 witl,nut explaining
has dcfei! Of $40, GEO. Such as Jacotin-
sS.,,
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1868-06-17

AIaDY make in Georgia paper 81
titsulent and able appeal to the ladies NJ
the State 20 stand BY the Democracy IL tbe
pieat struggle now rigging Her appeol i
wise. II political war laln,les car strike
x It'll u ailod hands
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1868-06-17
Hoonand's German Bitters

il entirely vegetable. and contains
no tiuuOr. II Is a compound OF
Fluid extracts. The skOoIs, Herbs,
ana Esarsks from which these OK.
tracts are niade are gathered in
c{uay virtues AZ Ware extract
ed frOmNA 1 hem BY u
sc Q N ii nc ~sRrES~ q u IN = T..
These extracts ARE lhon forwarded
TO this country 70 be used ex-
Dress;y for the manufacture OF
taess Riatcrs. There is no alco-
hulic sub.tancc OF any kind used
luco,n po unaiug the S;aters, hence
It is Lise only isitsers that can be
used in cases where alcoholic
gtilaufants arc not advisable.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1868-06-17
SOMETHlNG NEW.
Stoves, Tin. Brass. Copper and
Sheet-Erosl ware.

TgMMONS BROTHERS,
Would respectfully inform the people Of
Cadiz and the public generally that they
have commenced the above business in the
frame building opposite Vests Hall, first
door east OF McFadden's, on Main street.
where they intend to keep full and COM
plete supply of the above articles. Their
- II O " H q
are warranted to be of the best manu- facture
and of heavier weight and better metal and
sold cheaper than the light ones are sold in
this market, snd will be sold as cheap as
they are sold in Steubenville or Pittsburgh,
freight only added, Prompt attention aid
to mending and job Work. They hope by
strict attention to business, making good
work, and selling cheap to invite a share Of
patronage.
TIMMONS BROTHERS.
April s, lS68-3m.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1868-06-17

NAsDY il trying to make stupidity 70.
s2ectabe The labor is as difficult a. ,hat
of showing Tie Radical Leaders 10 le bons
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1868-06-17

THE wife Of Gov Oglesby, of Illinois.
did at the Executive mansion, Springfield.
Thursday morning, after lingering Illness.
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-04-11
MOsITION
NOTATION. ..--.........'......-...MoSITIos.
STATE OF LoUIsIANA-FoURTH DISTRICT COURT
OF NEW ORLEANS.

To all whom these presents shall come greeting:
whereas Michael wneeshsn having purchased at sale
made by OF ths Parish Orleans the property
be eina scbsd pplied t. the Cer Of this Court
the deed Of sale recorded the eleventh
day March, 1868 for mo on OF advertisements In
conformity Of the Legislature OF the state Of
Louisiana approved March Is 1855 titled IAN act rela
tive fe monitions and mode of proceedng"
Now there know and all interested herein
hereby cited and admonhed IN the name OF the state OF
whoc-n up any right title claim in and 10 the property
hereinafter described in consequence OF any informally In
order decree judgment Of the Court undsr which the
sale msde any irreguarty ex<ty the apprzse
inert and IN time OF manner OF sale or Tor
any other defect whatsoever, show cause within thirty
days from the day this montion h trst inserted In the pub &c
vhy the sale made shold not be confirmed
hon ooezfed The said property sold by the Sheriff Of the
Parh aforesaid, the ninth day Of March p, 1873 By
yre Of oeer, Of this Court rendered on me 18th day Of
Mcobb and George BubbsNo zot Of the docket Of this
Contest which Michael Whselahsn became the pur
chaser. for the price Of $5z5 90
Description OF property - given IN NE judicial con-
certain square Of ground in the Fourth District Of
city designated BY the No lo6 bounded By Second Third
Doreenois Broad and 1eIporese streets fad 10
divided Into rs ots numbered from 70 - Inc usiye,
psn y Louis Pine late sy s.svsys, dsssd April Is
city, for reference which said neasures foowA
via fe9 feet inches I'D lines front on Third stsset leo
feet inches and lire nom Boed Stree 20 feet inches
and lines front on Mepomsns sss 10 feet nches end
Dcrrsnos street together With the gss vsSs privileges
and sppurtenancss tn reuns0 beanxng o.
tanning Being the prope scquired ~ dendants
purch from Mis- e. ncKea sef pas-ed bsSsre wm
khsEnon nstsu public IN th esy On the z.sh June 1850
4 y. 1853 J.. DICK.
Deputy Clerk
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STATE OF L0UISlANA-THtbD DISTRICT COURT
Of New Oreans-Mrs Catherine Flattery vs. James Mol
Icy, her Husband-No. 257e.
HEREBY CERTIFY, on the 4sth day OF
March. 1868, Judgment rendered this
following entitled suit in the wods and figures foo~ng
to wit: 1T|
motion Of G. H. Brauehn of counsel for plaintiff and
1t Is ordered and adjudged that the Judgment by default
tered IN this the Path instant be confirmed aud
made final and accordingly by that judgment Of alton
Of properly and be the hereby rendered
favor Of the plaintiff Mrs catherine Fsttery, wife
h,no and against the defendant james Mooy, her hus
band, with ale f.'.Ifl - f
Rendered March 18th, 1868
SRnef, April I'd, 1868
testimony whereof have my hand and affixed the
Of the said at the city OF Orleans this Sd
Of April in year Lord 1868. and the min
T. A. LIfAUDAIs Depury Clerk
ETAT DE LA OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES C0UR DE
District della le-OrlesnsMadame Catherine Flat
terry James Molloy, mari-No 25.7ga
TEPAR LIE Pm Es ENT CERTIFIE. cue lie
2Sieme jour de 1868 jugement tut
osns le titre les mo ct les figures savoir:
Sur motion de g. H. Braughn, de eonse IL plsntive
ct sur les procedures ct preuses In coar de In demaade du
est odonne aduge que Judgement par default
cenreRistre lie "a courant soft mainenant cone
final ugsent de separation de Ia prcpriete SOFT
la meme est par lie present. ait tugement en- aveur Dc Ia
pagnant Madame Catherine Fat'ey femme de James Mol
10y ct ecntre defendant James Mooy mari
les trails payes, lit
Renou Mars le % 1853
Sgne. Avrl le 1868.
En- temcigne Pal sxee main L. ditte cour
dams Ia Vile de Ia NouveeO Orleans, lie 3ieme jour davr
snnee de Notre segneur mil hut soixsnte hu
8ustrevingt douzene aimee De iinaependenee des
Depute Grefier.
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ESE sALE--EEAL Eat sTE-sEvERAL hun.
prons Of b cots~n ans sugar growing Hcsa Alse Mo
timber IaDda 10 large vsrisy Of City and Suburban
ropery improved nd uninprcvsd n shs ,om q rssissnes
sforte. building lots md ~ fevCfsoe tefe
wish M oil DO ell and ezenine or freoe-
ss. ~ sS esrd. ssa Hesss As'sfA Ne oaf'sss's'
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sHta!ff's SAFES.

J. J. r. GARNER &C. T1BLIER. AGENT vs.J
Maurice cessae-sizth DsIct Court OF New orisansSo.
0a3
n vyRTUE az writ OF heri fact ne
Ddrected BY the Honorable toe sixth pissrcs CO.. Of
New Orleans In the above entitled cause, w 10
sell at pubic the premises hereafter de- tied,
on she eleventh day Of April 1855, II 20 och
CERTAIN LINE OVEN OR FURNACE and lot Of
Shells and Lime premises No 255 Carondcct WAX.
ner Of Miro street. Second Distrct Of this city.
keised In the shows
GEO. W. AVERY,
mhs1 asn Sheriff ofths Parish 81 Orleans
oLBNDY BuBKE AND OTHERS VS.. D. n EMS
vorth-Fifh District Of New O1lssns-Ne l9.69.
DY VIRTUE OF writ 81 6era TAclas 70
ID directed by Honorable the Fifth Dfr Court Of
New Orleans In the above entitled and 10
an sesssmens entered into between the paiss Interested
hssn will proceed to sell at public auction the premises
herensnr design. tel on MoSDAv, the hrssnth day Of
-iHE BALANCE UNsoLD OF THE cosrENTs OF A
SEED STORE situated GrHvier between Camp
and Magazine Streets the First District OK this city,
per inventory, which can be In my onica
seired the
H7-TkKEs-Cssh on the spot 80 $500.
49, - GEO. ". AVERY.
s10 I'd Sheriff Of the Parish OF Orleans.
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ooOOEooiON VI ~ q. o.. AAArA-Abo. WIZ"
a zERINGEU-No. so064 ,fs
A VERY PLEASANT AND COMFORTABLE RESI-
DENoE AND DEPENDENCIES COVERED WITH
STATES, WITH LARGE GROUNDS UNDER Guilt
vATIoN. AND WELL STOCKED WITH FRUIT
TREES AND PLANTS. SITUATED on ELMYRA
STREET. BETWEEN CRAPS AND GREATMES
STREETS. AND In THE IMMEDIATE VICINITY or
THE CITY RAILROAD.
ny q. DE FERRET,
AucuoEEEE-onhce and sslesrosm, Is Bienvis street.
TTEssDAy r. n M.y i snd Isos: as Is
public sscsn BY Vi Of order from the Honorsbs
John W. Thomas Judse Of the Second Dsct Court Of New
Orleans, and dated Apnl 9th, 1858. court Dockes No
IArGE FOsiios OR PAEoEL OF aEoUSD stu
sfed the Third District Of this city, the square
BY Elmyrs traps Burgundy, Desh and Grestren
psrphn streets messureg lo6 set on Enyra street by
The build ngs Improvements consist very comfort
able residence covered with states, csntsniug p.ro
CHING rosm ,os. bed room, AND ear ssssy
Containing three divsons; also cise
fewer garden, ruit trees.
stess Esos The ssssssisn Of p.iss
who de,re quiet and retired residence
- TsRssHessh IL u q. Treasury Notes
Of sale With u Inernal sevenue attached
siso the Of the year. before Notary
lie al the expense Of the purch-r~r
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w. |. HOOGsON's SALES.
STOCKS. BONDS. NOTES. scRIPs
AND
OTHER SECURITIES BY PUBLIC AUCTION

OTHER SECURITIES By PUBLIC AUCTION.
nv w. i. HODGsON,
AUcrIoSKKR-Onice No. "a Commercial Plsce.
LIVERY TUESDAY and saturday. at
IHK O'CLOCK INN .ter the day session ofthe
Board Of trckr Having perfected the necessary
braces h method Of announcing that be WI maks public
sales Of at n tI af'
STOCKS. BONDS. NOTES. soRIPs. AND OTHER
SECURITIES.
At the Exchange Room. ON Connen Street,
In the Louisiana National Bank Building.
respectfully socits Of rrnkers Csotasts and Others
Securities for pubc aud will seep stock book
bis Office Tor Entries and Instructions until IL O'Clock
each csy ~ sale.
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ERN Eat TURPIN. wHoLEsALE nASUFAc-
u urer Of stick Candy Fancy Candies Chocolate Cream
Drops, Sugar Almonds. Rock Dandy Jsjabe Paste Gum
Drops, ana syrups BY steam Importer Of French Qrns
ments, such Cupds, Fio~ers Gum Leaves Lyrics Dsu-
phns Decorated Toys Cosaqaes Fancy Papers for Cake
Stands houquefs Csousees. Fancy Boxes tor Christ
and Nes Year Presents CornucopAs etc Ne Is
Old Lsvee street, between St Louis and Cont strests New
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CnUHcnsEN. coNsIDEK.

THE CHRONICLE
Devoted to the interests Of the Holy Catholic Pro-
testant pscopsD Church published in New Orleans La
every Saturday and designed to be and interesting
Eclectic Family Paper This is the only representative Of
the Church Of the Ohio river and the state Of Virginia
and seo the earnest support and prompt
patronage clergy and lAy and to the members and
friends Of that communion generally In the South and South
west Ths terms only Ten Cents per week. when maden
advanced payment Of "Five Dollars snnum Those In
sustaining and spprecafing the Importance Of
such representative and medium Of ecclesiastical inte
gsnce requested act promptly In sustaining paper In
their own sections forward their subscriptions and
Is agents. 70 solicit and those ofchrs addressing
TIE CHRONICLE,
10 Commercial Place Cup-stAirsL New Orleans.
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TOBACCO xANurAcroRY.

TOBACCO NANuFACrORY.
Corner Chazsrss and Cont strsstx
Mr. p sARRAzIN thankful for the patronage extended
70 Rim snce fhe s<abshment Of his factory has constantly
used his best exsr ions his vsldssvsd reputA
ton and nov abs 70 ofsr Southern superior
article cut To5-ocs for smoking PIT In ali sors o. pack
70 suit the trade hs s:sornsnt o. Cnsvng Tobacco
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OFFICIAL.

STATE OF LOUISIANA.
ExEcur,vK DxrARrxxsr.
New Orleans, March 81 1868
WHFREAs sppltcafsOn hBs been made 10
" by Nsrk Walton cancel his Official
sor In and foI the parish Of Orleans. to-wit:
bond dses the 9Th Of Nov mber 1857, for the
FIVE Hundred Dollars $500 with Sarah A. Walton,
curify- 5t- T-.Il ~ W
hereby given persons Interested In the said
toDo show writing ONCE 81 the Secretary
State within ninety days after the publication Why
the said bond should not be cancelled and snnulsd-
Given unde hand and Of the State Of the above
date and the Independence Of the United States the ninety
secono 20 f. 'ft-N ~ n I1 u
GigneD JOSHUA BAKER, lf
Governor OF Louisiana
By the Governor:
,. h. HARDy. Secretary Of statA
WI ErAT DE LA L0UIsIANE
.a.I H.a DEPxRrxnKNr ExEcuTIB.
Nouvele- Orleans 10 81 de Mars. 1858.
TTENDU que Mark Walton . fAtte uBe
n dams pour Va p.roisse dOriesns sayer
IN nd date le de Nevembre 1857 pour Ia sone de Cnq
pastres $500 Sarah Walton securitAe
Avis donne psrsonnes
daver fsire connaitre ec bureau du
tsire dEtat dams lee vngdix jour qui suivron
denere publication de avis les rasons pour esQueles
lee dit bonds ne sersit cancele ct snnuie.
Dcnne signature ct 10 de pEst ct 10
dste menonne ct 10 quars vne douziems aimee de Pin
Deepen dance des Etais UniS -. ~ -.
osign0 JOSHUA BAKER.
Gouverneur de Ia Louisiana.
n n u.v,x gac~.f.sr. dUt.A
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\ A.ns.,Wr~r-.

I1tf Asf ~I'us,NT>- ltt
SPzzHG RACEs.---..-srszHa EAcEs
fFfHgF - -oS- y
THE METAIRIE COUBs
-conxEsoSe-
sATuzDAH. APRIL II. 1865.
| First Day. -
FIRST RAcE-HuRpLE RAcE-s Mus Dab. t~slser
| weighs Leaps Purse tluO0
4 D. p; Penn enters d s-igsrts b. EDLEBoRo: ~ o..
sy Lssinesen; dsm by Yorkshire colsrs-slue and
Ar W. simmons enter. s-issrtsb h JosEsBoRo,
so o. 81 Ls.' Ws on ssR As JONES' BY s'H''
s. 5 jaime. sniss b h. r. D Bad. 81 .. By texiss
tcn; dam Sally Polk By Ambassador ooors-silser sud
A. . p r.ssl.Pd sn,a' WIN, s5,d,. = h sEAURsARD,
SECOND RAcr-rxo Ysar-old ssake-sss sntrsncs.p p;
$50 added BY the clzb, one mile.
| L T. B. Patterson entsrs Oh. c RICHELIEU. By Hia
wfEsm cos.rin efs-rs Pgss BRoADNAx. BY Daniel
S ) Issssss cutters CHI ONTARIO " Bonnie Scotland
THIRD RAcE-Pos STAKE. Two Nns Hsst.-vr.. for all
1 sges-s25 entrance, p. or y. Club 20 add $500.
| l. J McClesksy 7. q. aoare'sb FANNY CHEAT
| hAM 3y ., by exinston; dam Laura, By LsviAth-n
s james esssrs oion-l NeIligan'.bh BISMARCK
| 81 o, BY Lexington; dam BY imp. Glencoe. Coiors-
Races commence O'Clock precisely. omnbu.sss and
leave the of Charles and Canal streets
| every few mibuies
Pools will be sold every evening previous the Rsces at
| Bsvtinss Club Rooms. at O'Clock
Quarter Stretch Badges for the Week. $40; f,r the Day
81 50; Admission the stand sl to the Field SO
Gov. P. o. HEBERT. President
:. II. JAMES Secretary.
ACADEMY OF MUsIc-sT cHAKsEs ST.
sPALDIEG 4 BIDwELL. Propriesors and MsnagsuL
ALSO of the Of, mpic Thsater. St. Louis.
satur day Noon, April II. Matinee ct IL.
Saturday Evening. April II,
must give way in the midst Of It's tria phsnt
be produced y Monday next &s-s
Sunday. April Ie. 1865.
LAST OF THE ERAs; together with Brilliant Ole Pro-
the Partisan Illuminated Tsbsaux the Balcony at ~
MONDAY. April ls-Mons J. NoussIao and other new
Doors open a. quarter 20 o'clock ?. Psrsarmsnes
eennenes at quarter to o'clock Box Office open
NEW OPERA HoUsE-BoURsoS STREET.
GRAND SPECTACLE ON SUNDAY. APRIL IL.
In Papinonne.
COMEDY in Three Acts. by viciorisn sArdou.
Un Mardi Dams Du Cotton.
Comedy Vaudeville in One Act. by L. Thibsuis.