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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1868-12-23
TERMS OF ADVERTISING.
Notice to Show Cause-In Bankruptcy.

II ferenees-The Merchants and Profess
sional men Of Knoxville. generally.
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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1868-12-23

Notice to Show Cause-In Bankruptcy.
THIS Is TO GIVE NOTICE THAT ED
/ ward Wise, W. X, Turner. w. Z. Dillen, I.
B Sample and Jno. N. Allen have filed in the
Office of the Clerk OF this court their petitions
for discharge, and it was thereupon ordered by
the court that hearing be had upon the same
On the 9Th day Of January, 1869,
at the hours of 9. 81 10. 1917 and II. A. NJ.
respectiyely, at the Office Of Alexander S.
Bradley, Esar., Register, No. 7S1z Cherry street,
Nashville, Davidson county, Tenn, and that all
creditors who have proven their debts, and other
persons interested, may appear at said time and
place and how cause, If any they have, why the
prayers of said petitions may not be granted,
and that the second and third meetings of cred
itors will be had at said time and place.
4. r. CAMPBELL Clerk,
II. S. Dist. Court Mid. Dist. of Tenn.
dee23 Wednesdays law3t
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1868-12-23
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
DISSOLUTION.

THE PARTNERSHIP HERETOFORE EX-
Il listing between Hughsion d Tension Is
this day dissolved by mutual consent. Either
party Is authorized TO wind up the unsettled
business.
r. F. HUGHST0N,
$50. A. NJ. TEHISoNsszszE
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1868-12-23

Notice 10 Show Cause-In Bankruptcy.
I,BIs Is TO GIVE NOTICE THAT G. W.
Catron, Francis Kirby. .. S, Ewing. 10
seph K. Poust, james B. Wilson. w NJ: Bell,
ana ". II, Fuqra. all of Smith county. Tenn,
have fled in the efice OF the Clerk Ofthis court,
their petitions for discharge. and it was there
upOn ordered by the court that hearing be had
upon the same,
On the 2Sd Day of December, ls6s,
at the hours of 9. 919. 10, l0k II, M A. NJ,
and IL NJ, respectively, at the office of she
ReRiste at the Courthouse in Carthage, Smith
county Tennessee all creditors who have prov
en- their debit and other persons interested.
NAV appear at said time and place, and show
cause If any they have why the PRAYER OF said
petitions should not be granted. and that the
second and third meetings Of said creditor will
be bad before the Register at the same time and
place. Il. H. CAmRDE
Clerk u S Dist Court Mid. Dist. of Tenn.
New-York tribune., 1868-07-03
A CoRREsPoNDENT ON THE WING

"Fare to Boston, 81 and besides the
fare,' all ye honest travellers who would secure
sleepingpace for the night take warning from the
perence OF the writer and such place at tho office
No y Broadway n Y. Ny story runs thus !: Donght
Office, and told that could get berth or stateroOm
the boat went early Accordingly an hour before
the time FOR sailing was there, showed my ticket "a
sewardess and asked her get sateroOm berth for
She went to the Office and returned with the nfor
mation There don't know, how 10
may be later" After waiting for half hour, concluded
70 20 for myself 10 captains office" Was met with
gracious smile and how do you do" from the captain,
to which replied, Can get staterOOmP After re-
gaTng for moment, and seeing traces OF 50 years
and honesty my face, he replied, There are neither
sateroOms nor berhs 10 be had only cots on the lower
saloon floor"
In the course Of the evening met some friends who
told that staterO0s had certainly been obtained long
after the departure of the boat, and that dozen
Cyprans had first choice. One friend, young, hand
some Baptist clergyman, who wore no white crayat OF
sraghtcut coat as external embems OF his profession,
was invited by tall Cypran to her room, whereupon he
astOnhed her by lecture as unexpected as 1t was I'M
For the table the charges were fair proved by the
fact that beef steak which found to be quite im
pervous to my knfely attacks was taken away and re-
placed By a better one, without an e1trd charge.
PlckpOckets we're lively, both male and female. bag
that intusted for short time TO rather nice-lOOk
ing old lady, in black. disappeared, she knew not hove
she said All search unaYailing. fair, gentel0Ok
ing youth who recned In apparently sOmnOent state
armchair opposite 20 by his occasional furtye
inspection Of my bag, verified the assertion OF fellow
traveller that he OF the lightnngered fraternity
The best entertainment obtained on the boat, yclept
Newport, afforded by the Boston phrenologist'
have jotted this to you while waiting for at ths
Parker House. where eTpe the attendance VIII be g0od
when have said room, though son OF the Emerald lsle
did politely allow to carry my bag and cloak TO tha
ladies' parIor-que unlike my experience III European
travels.
Speed the parting guests is now my prayer that may
soon have locale where can make toilette that may
be suitable for the exploration OF the HuO so WOif1
renowned for its own purity and prmness OF toilette
Au reyOlr, y.
New-York tribune., 1868-07-03
THE CHEROKEE LAND sWINDLE-PR0TEsT OF
THE SETTLERS

II n mass meeting of the settlers OF the
% Cberokee Neutral Lands" Cherokee County, Kansas
held AT Centralia the 11th day OF June 1903 the fot
Ioyying preambles and resolutions were adopted:
WhceGs We settlers the Cherokee Neutral Lands eas
6 Cherokee County Kansas having occupied these lands under e coz
would ertng1ish the lnda -
e and throw settlement under the just and equAo n
OF Preempton and Homestead eIistngi and , - 49,.
Wh1rsas The settlement Of said lands BY the hafay pioneer 8
md, stances OF unusual hardship and prTaoD owing
~ .vsststou of ST ssOuri Northern Kansas by tle
supplies to be transported long distances and proeufu ~ e
,,,a We are nov IN danger ofhVug our bard earned , .
80 bs bsnis Of Railroad Corporation With no seegfy w
III L undr the prtteIt aOrng the oaiahs :" -
,,IrSS That We believe fully entitled so soon IS we
te e.nsuished 20 benefit Of the PeemPuou Sau ,ss
ays ard We believe laws will protect Us IN our hsS any ~
i Thai az the Presnution and Homestead LAYS are the i
nars n the policy Of the Government m W 4.
s and Homestead iaw in particular, was pledged W pL. a..
pioneers being one OF e
I,t ,ba, eat that party into power. ddhd as Vaf
the Union TO sustain AZ %
with alarm the reeehs Alt
tb Goyemm,pt in extngushng Indian titles onV h.
the bands Of railroad and sPeeuatug eomPsnie' nls
grir|d That In the name Of $50 women snd
living on these lands loyal citizens G We [ H..
do po against sale OF any part OF these auos 70 any
actual settea - Lad mopopoliIins
cmnap th having settled these lands IN the n ats @ -, u
snent woud act With the laws IN force would
not t4msly be driven homes or be made 70 Y" "
price for the same - h.vs stoed m for th. rghn
hardy Of the Nes'
',ts ,nd We hone their efforts be erS~ee A ~
g. oySrumeut sparo shame Of dealing asey ~ - hs..
' Tt.t sl papers advocate nome ui sl'
on the puohe uonSN ~e '"" J. 7. PITLER, Chairman
columns
" q Huston Secretary.
New-York tribune., 1868-07-03
THE STATE.

81, INN, ar,,,s saws: The Will OF the late stephen
Con Rensselaer, will be offered for probate on July Ono
ba ecutors the Hon. Nathaniel Thayer OF Boston, Is
VI and rcqued TO give bonds IN the sum o.
hnnt 81 600 OOO The other executors are Chafles ~
1rns of this city, Eugene Van Rensselaer, (SOh Oi te
te tesatOr) and the widow, Mrs Van RensSeIaer Is eA
acutr.x To the latter tue viii leaves the manor hoso
ond rrounds and $4,000 year. The remaining estate
a. eSsaIIv divided among the children, VIZ; Lugehe
V,n Rensselaer, tho youngest ana only son, anu
Ms NATHANIEL Thayer Mrs. Berry, Mrs Howard Iown-
end and the children OF Bayard Van Rensselaer, VINO
lie er deceased fathers share The property Is Eaueu
ot ohout 81 5OJUO There is but one suDssLhg legacy
anted i'm the will viz: 5000 20 the widow OF bayaTu
Esn Rensselaer, A legacy of $4,000 TO Douw LanSins
fvho was also originally named eXecutOrl, anu OF
900 10 DR. Howard Townsend, lapse by the death
af these two The property thus devised does not IN
eude the whole Of the property connected WIN Je Manor
Uonse The old PATRON Gather OF the last oeceaseGl
Sevsed 10 his grandson stephen $500 acres lying norh
~ the Manor House, and included mostly between the
liver and the Shaker Road. This includes the GTayel
JJus aud l3 OF the Basin slips and must be worth S
no In the event Of Stephen dying without hefs-Ghich
occurred several years ago, IL was 10 60 er e uSalh
nj hf father, his uncle William Z. Van hehsselatT,
In whom il is now vested. Some OF the O!d
Wanorial pr0perty-tne leases upon lands ID
Repsselaer ana Albany Countes-suu remain
IN the family. But the bulk Of it was trans
In connection with Peter Cagger and James KIDD, esd
setted the outstanding and terminated the lOuK
Controversy growing out OF the peculiar nature OF these
leases The Manor in It's original proportions extended
from COhOes Falls 10 Barren Island on nOr aud s0uth
lines "a miles and miles each side OF the HUDSON
But small portion OF this domain remains subject 10
put
New-York tribune., 1868-07-03

sehOOsen-Arngtou Tyler Wilmington C. Linda sIa Gal
Wright Mount Georgetown c. Frahc Coin, Cous
ms Boston X NJ Douney Small Chatham. Mass Argus Bye May
bew ChaFson Good WIN BL) Sweetey liarbor Island Union
Abraham ST Martins w. Spring Mlsd, Wilmington, NC
Palmyra Brl Watson, Liyerpoo AEeha Laura helndoe Cat
tegO, n G.
ARRIVED.
scHooyERs-RIyKR coAsrwss
0eOnto Machias. Percy, Pembroke.
DOMESTIC PORTS.
HoLH July Continental tBr1 NeF-for
r Nova Scotia schrs Galen West Indies for Boston sarah ouse
William Thompson Of Hawich land sAled) Alien Lec Of Booth
bay
BOsroS July 2Ariyed steamship PropOns from Lyepoo bark
epOn from Cadfi bngs Example Aca Jane from Cape
Hayten MARY Alice from Barbadoes Cc from Cenuegos seh
G. W. Dyer from Baaeoa Ea Am sden from Arroyo p r. Gaena
Green Turtle KeY.
FKAScIsCo July The steamship Montaua arrived today from
Panama with the mails and passengers that @ Newlok jane
FOREIGN PORTS.
PArHER POINT Ju D The steamship St Patrick from Glasgow for
Quebec sight HES last night She has cabin aad 100
steerage passengers.
liverpool July 2Tbe steamship Belgian Capt Richardson
Quebec June 90 arrived here to-day.
July 2The steamship Ariel hom New YORK arrived
at this port day before yesterday. =.
July 2The steamship Columbia ron loA June w.
arrived at this port to-day
New-York tribune., 1868-07-03
A CONTINUOUS PORTABLE RAILWAY.

Numerous attempts have been made, for
several years past, to construct vehicle that would
carry Its rails whereby easy and smooth lOcOmOtion
could be obtained country roads and the unbrokcn
auence, who long since retired from active business
pursuits has been engaged for several years In perfect
Ing invention which, judging by the severe test to
which IL has been subjected, bids fair 10 be
THE first experiment was made about fortnight ago
with "a roughly CONSTRUCTED about the size OF
city passenger-cars which was drawn through the
various avenues Of this city loaded with people.
1t is dicult undertaking 10 attempt describe the
construction OF this novel vehicle so that our readers can
fully understand all its details The sides OF the form
Obong circle and above and below continuous
rails made OF Steel having double angles SO as TO oOVate
break from the severe friction which they sub
The heavy rubbing while eoirg around curve as street
and other railway cars always do It's lateral side
movements are perfect, running on sharp or long
curve with tile same facility that you would
Of this vehicle the entire principle Of railway
Ocomoton is reversed Instead OF the rails laying
the ground supported by IRON chairs, and the wheels
running the rails the rails run on the wheels, ard
neither wheels rails touch the ground The principal
feature of the running gear IS feet what
resembling pedestal There nine on each side at n
eryas OF six feet Running through each OF the feet
two steel axes Is inches in length with bearing wheel
each end which the rails rum ana on the top Is sna
keeper wheel which keeps the bearing wheels adjusted.
In each foot is a cavity filed with waste and oil which
excInGn tferefron the dust Each foot is TRULY held
its place by rod six feet Ia length. While the
is in notion the rails are always resting on iO -FOUR
TO SIX feet While the feet are resting on the ground s
wheels all in motion and the rail them,
and each foot successyey passes forward on It's railway
70 take its place in the front again The height TO the
floor of the is eighteen inches which be made
higher lower at pleasure without at all interfering
with the movement The car can be bult az any WIDTH
for there wheels axles the side The nyen-
tor claims that his vehicle is particularly adapted for the
cultivation OF FARMS and that street cars and trucks for
the transportation OF freight be easily propelled by
his method. 8lr. Sinners, the naval Engineer, IS now
engaged drawing plans for the construction OF boat to
be propelled by the application Of power This
model and drawings be At Mr. Glenn's Office,
No 1l Broadway. There will he another experimental
trial through our streets some time next week.
New-York tribune., 1868-07-03
DOMESTIC MARKETS.

PaulprLPHtA July 2-Flour inactive Supeane "a "a G
Extra Family - % Pents{'aha aAu
Ohio do slOds sl Fancy unchanged Whe" Se dap ' S @
oo bnsb Red al 3O Choice Amber ~ 80 hye ~ ~
Si g5 Corn quiet; sales 5000 bush YehoS az s p lS
eo rsh Mixed Western 81 O9aS 81 TO- Oats phchanS Isl
~, aSlSaf, Sonbern 88a9c Bssynothng doag Petroleum
ei crude 9O Refined &C. Cotton, Groceries ana PROVISIONS un
9aITuoRE July 2-Coon very 6mi Miing az 5ic Fo9r dui
and nopn wheat and Osts market without de1eI
Mss pork oue and unchanged Bacon IN good demau p
i6e Clear sides, l6ic Shoulders l'e Hams unchanged ~ D
atl1Ol7lc - ..i., F,t,, ~ opotei Al 81 So and
Supeine at &c - Wheat Is bEm A. % iON - ~ 'O' s
Choice Legal Tenders '@c ,,.u MD ~ low.,. otber
Grade, unchanged Coon-Nothng doing Flour snenansSp p
5ns Ia ID - 75 Extra 81 So Wheat-Smal offerings oi i1e
9b Fa al ~ l5aS 25 Spring owe Choice No lows -G
ian "a T1I8ic oats steady At 7U012c Fancy Nh 'lUfc
al aOd III S. Provisions fat MeS Pork-ooolns fes
an Ts9s28 Bacon very dull shoulders lc CsS hoe' x,
d Cned Hams lg d20lc. lard dull at l7c for Choee he
eef Cattle ea-y buyers $50 SO so per es gross o
changed Receipts odaySVV oois Ftou' WV O''N' '
bush. 1900 bush oats ,I,. =, 90 e far No
spring Ell asa ll so for Amber Water. ., oI Club held
Quiet; rOnnd lots No Mi
90 as ses OF car lots ~ o. Corn quiet sale, 81 ~ ~. S
No at b5c nominal Core Meal s1s y tnu Cana
Frsighl.-WhsaL Se Cora, &c., Oats, &C., " sssiIs Is'
New-York tribune., 1868-07-03

TRIBUNE will be found not only in NewYork and all It's
cities and villages, but every State and Territory
within the Union. The advertisement should be made
brief will allow Of the advantage offered being clear
70 the reader. We would especially dwell the fact
that the subscribers for the three editions OF THE
UNE, Semi Weekly. and Weekly. comprise individuals in
every profession business consequently advertise
ments in each disseminate among all classes THE
TRIBUNE devotes especial attention to the reports Of real
estate both in the city and In part Of the State,
thus adding greatly TO the value Of its columns ad
vertlsing medium The charges for advertising are as
follows: DAILY TRIBUNE. % cents per line for a single
insertion: WEEKLY TRIBUNE. 81 90 per line; SEMI
WEEKLY TRIBUNE. 25 cents per liue.
New-York tribune., 1868-07-03
THE YACHT CLUB REGATTA.

10 the Editor OF The Ifi5nne
SIR am informed that the late race OF the
NewYork Yacht Club has been decided in favor OF q
schooner yacht that did not 90 the westward OF the
agboat on the way down the Bay, aud that the decision
is objected others in the race for that reason The
sailing directions are as follows Yachts will proceed
from the anchorage to the buoy OF tine Southwest spit
paSu lt 10 the and SOUTH and thence 10 the light.
shin rounding it 70 the nOrthward and eastward ana
return over the course passing 10 the west OF the
nagbOat of the Clubhouse Gong and returning all the
possed TO the eastward" The language Of these drec
lions is vague and calculated TO create doubt as 10 the
course TO be taken at starting But would suggest thae
te boats could not return the course pass
ing the hagbOat the westward unless they had passed
IL to the westward their way out IL tins inference
the decision is erroneous Sailing directions for
race cannot be carefully worded to avoid such mis-
takes. Yours, respectfully, 1ACHIshN'
Tort
New-York tribune., 1868-07-03
TILE MnnoNnGH REQUEST.

The trustees have invested the funds received
IN NewOrleans City stock now amounting TO $507 900,
and have raid for the land bought for site OF the ins-
tute s9l5 making the present assets held by the trus
The present year. with land in the agents hands unsod
estimated TO be worth 100000 The present trustees had
to apply the interest received from the und
first TO the purchase OF Site then 10 appropriate ths
interest accrung each year TO erect buildings &o 10Y
one two three, more years, as might De uetermlne
mon: and when the buildings should be completed ana
other improvements made, the interest on the fund.- say
from s35 100 TO 900 each year. for the education and
support of as many poor boys the annual revenua
would Justify This plan Of proceeding is IN strict accord
ance with the ordinance under which the board oi Irus
tees was constituted.
New-York tribune., 1868-07-03
Nrw-YoRK, THURSDAY, July p 1868

NEW-l OIllNI IIININoII'E@'
Tho sales in this city to-day were qui'o nsh% i'
Ilo So mat Of the stevens House, was que LII
as giving auoiher illustration o. Inc p near te
Comparatively sua amount Of pTOPSr depre
lower estre ~po ' every inch of land above Fulton
stating N naiuI aSoye walst, is advancing some
st., and piooau' more steady pace. The Stevens
TaPa Was in the center Of the sSsnsS ro@ sSGSs Re
OF NewYorR ana ws their dry goods In Pearl
Sount %no o mn their other bills OF goods na m Se fSe
81. ana HlAe ~ TGs hotel. having always hau & .4lo
Immediate NCIuiy 1well kept" house, was AT one blho
gg5do4p % resort Of late years met % y "e easod is
ing fortunes " fileerker was the Vender ana II
1S 9S Phean Sfn purchaser today tas pESs dSse en
t396OO MI' ,tb machinery fixtures Of the "TVluS.a
800 s,fSi5 in Iryug-st, between COlumoia anu va"
ElOut,I brooklyn, to Mr.. Theo. IaDer lor so'0VV'
New-York tribune., 1868-07-03

So 80 Hudson Railroad Preighs -P1our 70 Boston
New York 52c Albany te Lake mpos-tOO0 bush Wheat
81 bush Corn 1000 coo feet Lumber Canal BIpoIts4 OO bush
Wheat 3.4O0 bush Corn 6J7 90 feet Lumber.
MILWAUKEE, July 2Foor doll and unchanged Wheat Dali ana
declined c sales of No az 81 e. and No Eat sl
at 6 for No Corn bat unchanged Receipts tyday1ooa
bnse Wheat 5000 bush Oats ShDmentslOO bbG Flour 3Jt
bush. Wheat 600 bush Oats, l6 900 bush. Corn.
roLKpo July 2-Four de Wheat du sales Of Amber 81 II
Cora advanced sales 0 No. and Michigan S9a9oc No.
White 3c lelov sOc Oatsaes Of No st &c No st 65e
kyeeAles OF No. Feghts dull and unchanged
Jolly
Oats Recepts-6o0o Corn,
New-York tribune., 1868-07-03
. CARD.
To NJ Editor Of
~ ~

10 SIp ~ NV We'll done good and faithful servant
knew Won would make good hight against tns' isIr %
o'iU kansas Talk about corruption In ward pOn
i, The yilest OF them gentlemen compared 70
hoSa men engaged in this Usage and other land sWulSS
',1 T tb naope OF Kansas submit TO IL hope not Oh
90 another George H. Eavens and Land Reform Asso %
j,on 10 protect the interest Of the people against Is
u,annolzing of their land by railroads or other com
nsnies Many thanks for the noble efforts SO 9ien as
tn the right direction. ~ o''
Nelc- York. .June 30 1858.
New-York tribune., 1868-07-03

The DeSeret NeiCs of the 18th says; MessIs' ~
Ioseph A Young Brigham Young, Jr., ana John ".
Young agents for President Brigham Young leit san
Lake on the 9Th the head Of Echo 10 es
contracts for grading the Union Pacific Karoad sna
will begin the lettings Thursday the ltn iasy tbs,,
men nroyisions tools &C. as fast they can get reauy
AS soon as the line all located about eeo meu VIII "
wanted"
New-York tribune., 1868-07-03
BROOKLYN.
ny JAMES COLES Sons.

n
On the east side Of Cantonst, 323 feet north OF
b"oIace each 22O by 99l0.. purchased oy JoTd ond
huD H. $50 each ThreestOry brOwn-StOhe mousse anu
heyeIso soDtb side of Hicks-st QnOwn as No llI 20
ios on vest Of Ciars 25 by OO purchased by Mr. Ey l3p
e o Tvo lots on the north side OF sycamore lVo
tlvV ~ Conto-st each 25 by 80, purchased 1y j. j.
kc for oO each Two lots on The west & sae & Gi ~ in
% feet north Of Sycamure-St, ass feeJ IfOht 4bz ~
~ 50 o. s9 feet west side feet the south SIDE,
soTrrobased by John Cannon for $3.50 each
New-York tribune., 1868-07-03
S1urt 1JlarSrm's Iautics.

STATE o NRw-YoRK, Z
PoRr.WARDESs OFFCE, No. % Whlaia-st
NOTICE is hereby given, in accordance with
~ Section Of the Act passed Agnl H. 1857 entitled An Actto
Waens 0ce Of the Port Of New York. 10 all persons
interested having the subject matter Of suc inquiry
survey that the following vessels under erana
ton b the and that the said examinations VIII
completed within succeeding s Donee on 0oaa o
vessels:
Steamship Malta
Steamship Scotia wv
Ship j. q. Richardson " nan.
Berk Sandy .I'ot o D,iI5e
Bark Lustrene.
Bark '.s's''ss@u'st
Brig Fale Bare.
Brig NaVerey........ teu'e~
Brig Curacao. Umpire
MINTHORSE TOMPKINS President
j. AUGs HRRRaGs, Secretary
New-York tribune., 1868-07-03
pPcr1pTs OF DOMESTIC PRODUCE

By Canal Railroads and Pessela
JrY2-lg54j bush Wheat l67l7 bush Cora 42Z5 bush Oas
a b. Fp lao bb Corn Meal q bales Cotton 57 baes Wool
G bales Hemp y Hops 27 bales Pets s8 hh Tobacco 20
s Tobacco II pkg Pork 400 pkgA la ~ pkgs Ashes.
Cs pkgs Butter 58Ol pkg Cheese 100 pkgs on Meal 1 pAg
- IA Lbi Eosn 1876 bbs Petroleum, s5 bbis Copper l49
b d. 5l21 sies Leather 32l9 pigs Starch 50 bbls X OIL
n his lloW
New-York tribune., 1868-07-03
rnrRsnArs WRArnER REPoRT-9 10.
SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
PORT or EBw.YoRK. ...""..
CIV

sts,m,p,-unlon S o. Won santon Bremsu Neptune Bafsr
BS"osI Dro Johnson Poandi Eagle, Grosne, Havana Niagara
Blskeman, Richmond - q, -, n .n.5.,n unon
do ,------, nj. t...,o. Fr,ierer
II Coorns Phladephiai Rhse syA MAekenns wilmington
N. O. .-,.,... uh.u M.r,
sslaA
New-York tribune., 1868-07-03
Tuturts auS ylrtimgs.
ah, Gurf.

Oh, Gurf.
JEROME PARK. -
- SIMMER MEETING.
AMERICAN JOCKEY CLUB
THIRD DAY THURSDAY July 4
First Raee-Hurile Race, IA miles, hurdleA
Second Raee-sWeepstakes. 3year Odds, u mileA
Third Race-Gund National Stakes 9mie heats ,, ~
Fourth Race-Dash mile for Cup value $3.50 for al hos 10
be ridden BY Of the Club. Welter weights.
Races at o'clock each dag.
Full particulars in small bills -
Pntr,pe 10 Course stand W; course Ssao
Quarter Stretch, 80 each day ,r nm, ,,o>,r n
J. b. IRvIS0, Sec. hUOOol bhLhONl. l- IleS.
Union COIJRSE. l.. I.-TROTTING on
sATuRDAY Jnly AT m match 600 mile heas best
thTse IN 6e 10 harness D6bess GOLDSMITH MAID H.
AMERICAN GIRL; h0rsecas leave the fuoh shu
"''''t ' WIN SHAW, Proprietor.
New-York tribune., 1868-07-03

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