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The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1868-12-26
Miscellaneous.
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boarding aud Day school Tor .1ng
Under the care 1t lsLv. aud ME,. Ill. tuN.
VT 10 uHONIOh " BdLIIMUEL 20. NJ,
VIII .pen l"' thy reception %. ,ap,i,
Ho"day' S'Pient,r sM, isss.
HNllls INSTITUTION t. intended "a anufL
u aciluirs Tor "a thorough, sulid aud refined
education " y situated on AN cMinence stel
i""h'hg "" l"tk Read Passenger Hallway.
seven niilrs from Baltimore, with which cid,
there IL daily ana hourly communication. IA.
additl"n ." the natural beauty aud sHlubrity VI
the llsrc, there ~ attached large aud convent.
cnt bathing I"'lns, the water 81 which 10 iuT.
nishcd by hNing sl'ring on the prcmi,es.
The numbct oi boafdcrs wall be limited to
twelve. and u d' sired, will bc received by the
year. thus aior'ling paTcnts aud guardians the
opportunity 81 a heme, "a well a., "A school, for
their children aud wards.
TEltMa Bpard aud Tuition IL aliordinuTy
branehss. lcT s.s-ivn ol twenty W., As..-..tiOs
bAIHAS Music. AbcientAnd Modern Lun.
suagc', Drawing, Painting. 4c., al rI"isssor's
charge, l'siabl' strictly IL advance.
lb'sr'irts nrhiah their own towels. sherts,
pillow r's's. aud table napkins. These articlrs
must lee marked with the owners name Ia full
washing will b- charged extra. 80 cts. per
d"zcn.
fur'is will be- admitted nj sny time duIing
the srss'sii. ana hargc'l from the dHte 81 eh
''ahr"' y" Deductions hr abscuce. except in
eases ~ extreme aud pTnsTactod Illness.
Day Scholars will be- r-,r,ved al $i5 to t5S
l'cr session, according Ia studies urursu. 4. All
cNltHs bcing at professors charges.
There - als''. IA connection with the abs,Vr.
classical aud commercial parlmcnt i''I bay ..
under III" sliecial charge 81 Iev. X. J. Gone. "a.
sisied ~ competent leachcTs. which. however.
vii be scl'arai' aud distinrt from the y"ung Ia
dies department.
REFERENCES - l,cv. J.. 4. Hickuk. u D..
Pfrsi,l"nt Union College, Schenectady. y. York.
Rev u. wohcy. u. b.. LII. D.. PRECEDENT
Yale t"li"gr, New Haven. Conn; Rev. ". ".
Ca't.ll. u. D.. President Lafay elite College. EH,
tn. 20 Rev. !. l. henderson Annal.,li Md.
q. ; Maitby, Baltimore. Nd: A. b Miller.
Pr"i'r Malny House. Baltimore. Nd; T. 4.
SPENCE. Esq. Cambridge Md; J. D. wrlls.
l'ror'r smc'licy House. Tow .ontnwn. ansl Mess.
Lonrn"rkers = conner. Editors the Bsi;in,cF-
tnunty TSios. Tows"niown. Md
\. Pupils living 90 the lineof thu Bali
more ant York Read railway. will be- rhHr. ~d
but halt the regular rar fare.
For rifculafs and other information address
Raw. Il. J. CONE. A.
Aug. lily. T"wsontawn. Md.
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'ti fBEATEb
HORSE & CATTLE POWDER.
A Certain Preventative
For all Disease incident Go the Horse
and Cattle.

aud cattle
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go. ~ttb tb, let ,..,I, a. t,.i a go, ,l,,,s
h. ID s,n.,sI !. IL, I...,,ir, AMI ~, 49,, r.,u
WINGED tia, the u.c %; .i will prevent disease.
"'''''! '''.ni "s Farmer nv" cas- '''''
EkFkEEN'A>
- n Michael. Baitimor, ..t.nN In smith
Js. lse.villc. Richard rf,cc Sun, s,abl,. If
a, baltimore tiiv pas.sue~r Railway Edw
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Miscellaneous.
The OId-Iastabli.Ilcdl standIl


New Goodsi(l "a q
New Goods!
FALL AND WINTER GOODS.
XxrEhavc just received from New York aud
w Baltimore, from direct importations from
Europe, a hne assortment of GOODS campris-
ing Black Alpacas, Alpaca Lustres, Dclaincs,
Beautiful Challics, Chambcrg Ginghams, Man.
chester GinghaWs. 4c. COTTON GOODS oi
all descriptions Plaids, Cambtics, Lawns new
styles ot Calicocs from cents per yard up,
White, Red and Opera Flanncls, beautiful Dam
ask Table Cloths, tine Linen Napkins, Towel
Crash,
SUMNER ciSSIalERES. COTTOXA DIES.
COATING AND FAINT LINENS.
aud ine stock Of MUSLINs, blcached aud
unbleaehe,l. from 10 cents per yard up. aud
SHEETtNG, blcnchcd and unbleachcd.
GLoV ES-- Mourning Gloves. Grape n line
assortment Ct HOSIERY, silk a Linen Hand.
kcrchicis. cheap. and great variety 81 NO
TioNs.
hne assortment Of
TABLE AND POCKET CUTLERY.
Alahata War, Hardware, Quccnsware. Greek
"rywatc. TinwaIc, 9s fine assert,
mcnt Of STRAW and WOOL
HATS. BOOTS AND
SHOES, for
Ladirs. Gentlemen and Children.
Always on hand OHOcEEIES of the best quail.
hy; TEAS. SPICES. SC. OILS. (burI
Ing aud lubricating - LAMP
CHlMNEis, &c.
80 PATENT MEDICINES generally In use.
SUMMER MATING & OIL CLOTH.
FRESH FRUITS Am VEGETABLES
constantly on hand
~ CALL MD SEE.
yEu- G,s,is delivered free Of charge. %
A call is respectfully solicited before gniug
rlsewh"Fr. W. ihink "nr G,~'d. aud Prices
cannot iltl 6" lra..
~. n, are u"w "i'rtng 90 great induce
nlests ~ bargains A. can lee i.nHd "a ihcciiirs.
az anywhere rlsr. having constant communities.
tinn between Tow stHt"wn aud Baltimore. ANY
article not luuud q our store can TO- furnished
GA the shm test notice.
WM. :. sllEALEY ( BROs.
"
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FOr Pamilies and Manufacturers.

fh', az o"l"brats,i for d.'ing th. best work.
using - much smaller needle iu ~" same
thread than any rtl.rr uiariim..
THE SEw IMPROVED FAMILY MA.
CHINE - wiihost . t,Ssi. aud rann"t h.. sut.
passed q H"mmes. F.il'f. ihaidcf. Vuilter
aud Gui'i" IS" witl ra.. iantii. M'rh,n" ire"
ai charge.
ssf.- Ersfy HufA 90 "a, aetr ps.fcci.sH a. "a.
Bot Hachiaers 30, a.. seSsld Gun ssaGc -
They are adapted {, all Liu,is II ainill lew
ing, aud Manufacturing at every drsrril ,t"n.
making a beautiful au,i perfect Stitch. alike "a
both slides 60. uha ari'. ',f wed. aud will u-i
Their rap n"t r4ssl
- ~. lsr'. ts,a4 10 ..iis. y .,.g ,,i..f
Hsef :" b rqf.r6f. Pc q Srtfo. onH f,yti's =.
xs,- LOS u tine aaa s4y.,.,, 81 ,c.d..g ., a
isaehiae sholl far,iy D-...ss.
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John M. Griffith s. Co.'s
Agricultural Implement.
Hardware and seed store.
N"s. ~ 4 81 ". Pdca 81,
ma -rt.fs.t.ss


BALTIMORE. Nj.
WALL AND EXAMINE
- THEIR JUSTLY CELEBRATED
bucke! SELF pischargins wheel Hor.r
Rake,
" slut Gesr Reaper aud Mower.
Ohio REAPER aud Mower.
Tornado Thrcshcr aud Cleaner,
Carey aud other IOtsc Power.
Billiards Hay Tcidcr.
swiils Lawn Mower.
Hay AHd Cotton rrcsses
.Nidcn's Thili lioe aud Gut. sltuf
Tinxicy', Improved Butter Chufn
Cooks sugar Evaprrators.
Victor Cane Milis,
wheat aud GuauS brlls bet ia usc:
straw CL'.sTs. m9st Improved kind
torn shelters. by hand aud horse power
Portable Cider ani Wine Mil. Ptc.scs.
Mo-Tlruh's Portable BafeIneier..
Eundails liof-e Hay Fork.
steel aud 'ssi Iron plows
Flow Castings, Flow Handle,
HarTuws. Iuiuvatnfs. Grain Cradle.
English and American Moving Scythe-.
Revolving Horse Hay Rake.
Hickory Hand Eakes Of our own u..uul.s
tufe warranted 90 =" s-pcrin- 20 any
tu the market.
ALSO.
Glover aud Timothy Sect.
Orchard Grass,
Kentucky Blue Grass.
Herd GTass seed.
Oats. Corn, putaturs
Aud = general Assartinent Of Garden seeds
AID FERTILIZERS
go send l"r Circular and Price li-t-a4
Nav 80 l,.s.-tf
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Dry Goods, CIothiRg, dc.

n,.u IoonIs (I,Ih;,,1, d.c
y
~
~, ow,,,>,c
''-A '''' W
WV a~'s U, rants i'0ih - 90
30 Vests from Sl'sp 10 ~.
200 Bu.;u... Suit. az i, sso
, ooo ,,,,-,.'.-. - a.. s,n
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BdItimOrc Advertisements.
Lo N - O N
INDICATED

- - - -
INDICATED
" EAL u ~ RIESTORERI
q A SURF MREEDY for Dyspepsia. Liv 10
Acr Complaint, Heart Burn. llabitual
- COsiivencss, L"ss 81 Appetite. Nerv"n.
4 ness, Weakness III the limbs, Depression !,
- OF Spirits. Fever aud Aguc. C"lic, Dyson. ~
a Tar, General Debility, Vital Energy, 4e., b
y and any discs,. arising fun debililated \
- .stnmarh.
u 10 elect are generally insts ncous. 10
u hnds IT. way difectly IT, the seat 81 liie
o thrilling aud luckcning every ncrve--' Il
raising up the dropping spirits aud infus
n ing hrw heal u aud vigaT "a the system. b
itean be- used by old aud young male
aud female. with perfect safety. u
y II You are dcbilitatcd aud require q
strengthening remedy you have Il In the j
n LONDON MEDiCATED HEALTH v
~ RESTORER.
~ u you l,-isr ynu appetite, by which you p
= will s.sn become feeble and prostraied. a,
u the HEALTH RESTORER is your remedy. "
This truly valuable preparation Is used
u aud recommended by many Of the leading n
~ l,hyAicians IL the country aud all ply.
al .trians Who once test its merits pronounce a,
~ II valuable. II gives tone r. the stomach. y
j r"n"Val"s the system and pr,l"ngs lie. n
~ - remedy against Fever sud Agus u "
o. ~"fk. like charm. ~
eo- PRICE 81 PER BOTrLE. z
" The senuin. have LONDON MEDl
AiED HEALTH RESTOREE, y. A. =
FOris. B,LrIsoHE, Nh. blown Ia the bat n
Y tie. sud n'y signature on the label. :.
\. A. FOUTZ,
Manufacturer aud Proprietor.
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Miscellaneous.
& z r % & n
GREAT
EpidIerIlIc RegeneratOr,

FoR CLEANSING AND REMOVING ALL
DISEASES OF THE SKIN.
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4 boarding aud DAY SrhovI tor lung
Ladies.
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RIO BERT II. THOMPSO
IN TowsoNTowN.
Cheapest Dry Goods store
IN THE CITY,

Cheapest Dry Goods store
IN THE CITY,
CORNER al IAi & EXETEK STREETS.
NuTMITH-TANb!SC the conics.sl tag.
~ hsi.,i - business IA general. the Lbi,
crowd l1ilY. N great number. Ia
JULIUS ILLNESS
Wholesale AND RETAIL
Da y G OBS ST'OgE &,
C"rNrn - CAV ANp EAErrEs ST..
Wine, the cheapest DRY GOODS i cold
ia the city.
just received from Auction splendid quality
MOZAMBIQUE at % aud - cents, cheap At -
cent. Pearl McnLs and Lavender AI.PAcAs
at 81 aud -. cvuts. Figured GRENADINES
at 2h. = aud 80 cts. icss than half price. New
Style o.: Chcnc rorLiN aud Tonrin Cloth, for
sulis. - -. cci.ts. Plain French LAWNS,
CHlSIZ. PERCALES. GiSGilAMs, very low.
Ahiic MALSEii.LES az So. 3.i aud 20 cents
Black ALPAcAS. for suits. at ~. -, 50 and
90 cts. great bargains. 5 Black all wool DE
LAME. LuPin's Fabric az 80 and Gel cruts.--
CALlCoES at 6l. :, 10 and ~ cts The beet
yard wide MUSLIN ia the city for ia Mems
aud Boys WEAR At %, -. -. -. az. - cents
aud 4. very cheap. a, the
n ear NER,
Gay and Exeter Streets. Baltimore.
Nav dg.-tf
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l'implrs aud Dlotches on the Skin, Black Head
WORMS, letter, Itch, Nctlle Rash, Salt
Rheum. Ernptions of all kinks, Sore
Throat, Neuralgia. burns, Brui-
see, Cuts. Scalds, Running Sores,
Slfains, Frosted Feet. Poisoned Skin, Scroi.
:. ula. 1c., 4c.
ttHlaEloNs fOR rsE.--Iathc the affected
taIis Hiarnng aud night.
TESTIMONIALS.
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THE LEGAL aeHrs OF arDrls.

lFrop the New Orleans Crescent, April OIL
THIRD DISTRICT OoUKT.-.rsddh ~ Bp,,j0,nia ps
Alexander N0r-ton.-In July 1857 4 suit was insti-
tuted In the Third District In behalf OF Judah p Pen
tamin, Secretary OF War OF the late Confederate
States for the recovery Of large fee from Ale Wander
Norton for legal services rendered by BENJAMIN 4
Micou In suit entered In the United states Court IN
1853 for said Norton and successfully prosecuted for
hts benefit through the District and Crcuit Courts
Mr.. BenjamIn's claim was made In MA own behaif
and In behalf Of The heirs Of his daceased partner.
Mr.. Micou. The amount claimed wa 400 and
twenty per cent upon the judgment obtained which
was for eio0,5oo The whole claim, therefore. was
J n November, 1857, peremptory exoept,on vas
Med by DEFENDANT on the ground fhas psintiiY had
no right 70 institute an action, either Ior himself
or for the use OF any other person before this
court, and was debarrsd from being heard because
he was ian unpsrdoned rebel and public enemy. !"
and was disfranchised rom the exercise OF any cy,
rehts y the laws Of Congress and the
IN behalf Of piaintn. IL was admitted ,na, he had
been Secretary OF War Of the Confetlerate STATES
government and that he had resided abroad since
the ersl1aton OF the war
Judge Emerson hae decided In favor Of defendant.
and dismissed the suit In the reasons given for he
Judgment maintaining the exception, he aays:-
the NATIONAL government had the Hght and
power TO enaet laws connscatns the propertc Of the
lnsureens, and it had the same right and noWer To
prescribe their ciy status II has done 40 IN An act
entitled "a scs - suppress insurrection, approved
X! pisin.!s- -canpesll sponord a Campbell.
YOs dsfsnsant-suIfvas, BiliNp Haghcs
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don, OF the county OF Fulton Whose eligibility IL
SAD 10 oe conceded by General Meade has been an
nounced AZ u candidate for Governor. have known
General Gordon FOR years; he IL gentleman OF ac-
knOwledged ability, unQuest0nable patriotism and
irreproachable character emnently worthy OF
your CONFIDENCE and support. No matter whether
ne be ior or AGAINST the ratification OF the con-
stituuoh submitted TO you II he should be elected,
and the constitution should be ratified he will take
an oatn 70 support IT, and no man who knows Joan
b. Gordon can doubt for one moment that he would
administer the government according 10 the con-
stitution ana laws and for the welfare and per-
manent good OF the entire people, irrespective OF
partyism or color. Sincerely thanking the people OF
Georgia for their expressions OF confidence and
pledges or support while wasa candidate and ear
nestly hoping that our troubles may soon terminate
and fellow citizen, DAVID IRWIN
APRIL g. 1868.
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mississippi.

The Jackson MISSY Clarion, April y, eA.O.es the
radical scheme to give the negroes control of the
Legislature, and says:-"n no instance has this spirit
been signay displayed than in the bill to appor
ton Senators and Representatives among the several
counties OF the State. To verify this statement the
clarion refers to some Of the features Of this
measure Illustrative Of the character Of the whole
scheme BY the census OF 1860 Kinds county had a
total population OF $500 IL IL largely black and
she ia given four representatives BY the same CEN
sus TshomingO has total population Of q, or with
the whites In the ascendant. She has only two repre-
sentatves. Washington, negro county, has pop
uaton of IL. 30S. She Is given three representatives
Tippah, q white county, has population OF 1881.
She is given but two representatives In the Senate
rial apportionment Holmes, negro county has total
population OF 1871 To her is assigned one Senator.
On the other hand, Alfalfa Leake and Neshoba white
counties, with combined population of 29,367, are
thrown into the same district and given but one
Senator. Madison, negro county, with population
OF 49, PAS, is given Senator while Lauderdae and
Kemper white counties, with population of $3.50,
are made one district. To YaZOo, having negro
population largely ia the Of the whites and
total OF 16 263 Senator Is given; while the COM
bned counties of Tishomngo and Itawamba, with a
population more than double that of YaZoo CTisho
mnigo alone exceeds it by $1,000, are thrown into
single district and allowed but one Senator"
And thus we might proceed, continues the Cidrton,
TO the end OF the list. and in every instance the same
infamous motive 10 put the white people OF the state
completely under the rule and in the power OF the
negro race would be established.
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SHIPPING NEW S
Marine Disasters.

STEAMSHIP zopIAo sof New York; which was partially de-
y % S ;fS a st no hs: .
wi 1s e s s Sfp g. OF tho and her cabin
ADIsxAsrKp SHIP, s.esrns west, under jury masts,
lh inst In lat ~ -. Ion %. by brig Isis, Coker. At
BANK ANNIE tBr,, Shaw, from Baltimore for cors re-
| advertised for auction the fth
BRIG LARK, from Demarara March IS for New York. put
into bermuda 7h ins lcakins, and with loss Of main boom
and sails
Bn,e BRILLIANT (of 81 John, NIB Maurice from Cabs
ren York, remained at Bermuda Sd inst dag
repairs.
ane Ledge @ as s9s ' ,s 10 ten minutes She was from
crew all saved. Sails, rigging, &c, were go, OF.
Som PEERLESS Patterson from Baltimore 18th ms,
snss Rs her
s.sa Hell y
Middle Channel Reef and knocked barge hole In her bow
rough weather They taking cargo Of wood
and hay out
.Ss Has9s %.s s' e. T T..
Of s.n pS' H here s: s evening with los. ana
cane % ". She win repair here before again pro-
ceedinG
wrtxIseroy. &c, April ls-Adviccs received nom the
mouth Of % sss ,ss' sy sRor The .eh9opss
sss lie Inlet Bay The vessel Ss vas S %
vile An Effort wa. made 70 go 70 the schooner during The
S p. II: s:s. . x.
have been saved was from some Dor, on onr ma
pnt 81 New Inlet with the intention Of saving dstsnce By
going through the harbor below main bar
also learn thai the steamer Mary Sanford
~ ths old bar Sunday morning though probable
she would got OF Al high tide Today and pu 10 sea
Miscellaneous.
STEAMSHIP RUssIAThe STEAMSHIP, Russia In yesterdays
Herald, reported 70 the zach, by WIN Gnnh
the pilot who brought In the steamer wampauoag The
Russia wss detained outside BY fog. her
wharf until Friday morning
BRIO CoNoonp, ~ tons, new measurement rating A1b,
snls e Brun:wick Ne IN 1852 and voyage from
Ncw YORK W baHua Orande has been sold " partes In
Baltimore on private and win hereafter hail from
tirnore s..fl ..I ..f.
BBIo ELNrRA, Of Portland 5s tons built Falmouth IN
49, has been sod 70 Charles Comery and Capt Creaner of
Wadoboro, for 5000 Schr reraa OF Portland sold 10
Me same parties for 7u, and 10 be By Capt
Lewis Creamcr.
Bxie EsrAvAx before repued has been sold by public
action 70 isaiah clifford Coz Of Psobcetown, s6l0
: Tue New Yorh submavins Companys wrechIns steamer
LsehawennA As ~ been ,noveashy ovsssauIcd, ana
BOW preDasea fos Setivs OpsraeiVnA
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NEW YORK CITY.
THE COURTS.
NAIeD STATES DISTRICT couaT-a BANKRUPTCY.
Important Decisiou.
Before Judge Blatchford

Before Judge Blatchford.
ara Me Matter OF Ed,oard S. Stokes Baakrupt-
u this case, referred to Register Ketchum, and ap-
pealed back to Judge Batchford the court yesterday
rendered decision The case turns upon a contest
ed claim put In on day the bankrupt was not
aware had been fixed upon for a meeting Of his cred
Mors me Register states that the 18th Of March,
We day notified, one jerks Budong appeared before
nim ana claimed TO be creditor OF the bankrupt In
tne sum OF $3l 1888 81, with int rest from January,
ls66, and made proof thereof The bankrupt deposes
that ne does not owe Budong that sum nor any sum-
second party named Perrin, also claims TO be
creditor with Budlong In the case.
The Register, in submitting the case TO the
Judge, said:-"The creditors showed cause, and in
sisted that only the Judge upon notice, could enter
tain this notion and upon hearing In open court or
after reference to take the testimony this applica
ton not being unopposed and SO not being chamber
business such as the Register under the rules and
orders, might hear or direct was OF opinion that
the objection on the part OF the creditors was well
TAKEN and counsel for the bankrupt then asked to
have the question certified 10 the court" To this
Judge Batchiord appended his approval, saying
'The Register Is correct In his views"-by which the
application of the bankrupt Is refused.
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SOuth Carolina.

The following is u copy OF brief address to the
colored citizens of South Carolina, signed by "seven
colored men from the Camp Ground" and published
In the Columbia, S. c., Ph9nir, April 15:-"A few
days ago two white men came among us, who live
near the Camp Ground. They gave US tickets to
draw six bushels OF corn and forty pounds Of
bacon, If we voted the republican ticket. The
ticket given headed Commissary Depart
ment,' and signed Henry smith, Seven Of us came
to Columbia Tuesday, to look after corn and ba-
con- We presented our tickets, and they laughed at
us. Thank God we have not voted yet To-day,
seven more votes will go in for the democratic tick
ct. Our old friends, the white people, told US we
were deceived. We refused to believe them; we
trusted the Yankee people, and believed in their
corn and bacon tickets. We have tried and they
have not stuck up to their promises. We are going
to vote with Old friends, and advise you to do
the same.n
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Cincinnati Races.

The Buckeye Club spring races commence ut Gin
cinnati Saturday, May 49, and close on Saturday,
May 80 the programme consisting Of five days run
ming. The stakes, which closed on April l. filed
well, and since large fields give interest TO contests,
the meeting promises to be successful than any
heretofore held the Buckeye Course. The stake
for three year ODDS mile heats advertised for the
stake for four year dds mile heats to be run on the
second day. has thirteen nominations; the stake for
three year Olds two mile heats, third day, closed
with eighteen nominations; the stake for four year
Ods, two mile heats, fourth day. has thirteen nomi-
nations and thc stake for all ages, dash three miles.
NTH day, closed with ten nominations.
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THE TURF.
Union Course, l.. I.-Trottinx.

number Of the old sports assembled at the Union
Course yesterday afternoon witness the first trot
OF the season. The horses entered dd not put in
appearance, with the exception OF Nodines, who
brought his nag on the track when he discovered
that none OF the Others were In the neighborhoOd
This was sharp practice; but the proprietor having
met with 1t often, submitted 10 Il ike Christian
and the assembled admirers OF trottng had TO get
up and get' for home. The nrst trot or TIE season
did NOT take Mace.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-04-18

The radical republicans have put in nomination
the following State ticket to be supported at the
coming electon:-For Governor, Samuel Walker Of
Key West; for Lieutenant Governor. VIM. II. Christy
editor OF Florida Times; for member Of Congress,
Colonel Liberty Billings, OF Fernandina
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-04-18
West Virginia.

Major BristOr, State Treasurer, is Ivrinally an
nounced in the Kingwo0d Journal as a candidate
for Congress in the Second district.
General Northcott, of Carksburg announces in
the 7elegrdph that he viii not be before the Conven-
ton as q candidate for Congress
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-04-18

elected delegates TO the chicago Convention by the
republicans OF the Third Congressional district, Mas
sachusetts, and Estes Howe and Thomas Russell
the latter Collector of the port from Fourth district
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-04-18

The Workiugmens Association In New Orleans
have nominated George A. Fosdick Cor Mayor
JP. sullivan was nominated for Congress for the
First District, and Co7 A. p. Field for the Second
District
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-04-18
Louisiana,
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