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The union Democrat., 1869-02-06
FA4IlKs, TAKE NOTICE !
The WASH.ao0M ECONOMIST,
Pa,, Aug I1In. 1860.

4 ifE undersigned htv ng purchased the eschisiv"
q hight kr th { coddy 10 mtauSctnro aHI u the
ssl,inE MJShiue known a., tAe - VA l''to)h rloN
Miai wishes q ,ali the attention OF everybody 10
the fact hat he ,'bt ned his >h - Wst
IL street. sonora first door uulth of the FIesby terrain
lhGrh
The simplicity of this Machine and the ea-c AID facility
with which pert its walk. ranks II AS the highest oi
III Id ttltte>.
Among the clei exccer cies this machine, are
lst Il rieaH-cs withu wearing the iabfkS.
I'd It ciieulIles sips Among the clothes. wash
II < them LT''ughl! than an! "tLet mach u e
81. II IS simple ia structure aud hot lAee L"
get ont of repair
As the advantages already enumerated show this Ea-
e.lne lime laboI and wear of Clothes aad Is
The, etpIe ~ grand tesid' rttum tr families.
ANY p.r wishing - purchase can satisfy themselves
in advance b u practic... test uf the nstchin".
pr nt d for uSu accom-, each machine.
N.nut.c, n ed and sold vNlY BY VI. Il EDG Is,
Washington St. Suura.
Sole Agent fbf tuuiunae County
Sonora April 10th, tS6S.-J,pls-lf
The union Democrat., 1869-02-06

Uuit'd states is>ret ~ Gtltrns. ia ths n ter {
Jotus lSc b, ot rosaGiar "a nty, Nin ukr pt
re Ma, Stmae Ga. ke. IF.-Nvis, l. re y 4fyc:.
taat pstitta has sid l,.t.u J
Of Sosora in ru >.lid i - dgiy d
ea9ed bankrupt uuteT suc Act ~ Cosrcs p ruv,4i
March ID iSas. { IA>cna
his sehts ss;hSr claa,s pr.vshls under said
Act thai fgesisy. the l6tn Of Pearnsry \ ID.
lSNe. St I'LL ck 4. a; sad aaN. ne Di>;Ises
Court of she Uas ei >IAs>, the c c.ant, OF Ssn
Franc assigned the time plb iir hear
in OF the sane. Susn and whefe en- VIII nave
proved eo;>, sny et>n ia iateset -. .r
ami SHOW tney have, hy ta' prayer e tie
pct.t.one< should me- - grNased. by vri-r i
SAMUEL J. CLAAKEI.
saI -, is6as~ EsgastSr &c RsHsrypsc~.
The union Democrat., 1869-02-06
0OMStaHie'S sale.

npY VIRTUE OF AN EXECUrI0N ISSUED OUT OF
Justice Wm l.. 0>hreys Court. o the 4th Township
County OF Tuolunue, directed in fv OF Brqucr"Z
Pache, aud agin,t Peter Ferguson have >ezet ard VIII
expose for sale AZ rulie Auction. III "c"sS =. W. on
MOI day the 'ud day o Fehrna ). D. 1869 nj Tue Court
House in the CITY Of sonora the following described pro-
per;v t,-w; apci situated on til Road from N
Pedros Bar MERGED Fails. near the head ot dodgers
Crcek and at,it one and al miles south of Fred Le
hrcht's Ranch. aud knnwn Peter FvrguSons kahcil
nether with dwelling and cut houses The said Ranch
contains lu0 ess with part eciused
with - board tence.
Dated Sonora, the e3d day of Janulry, \. D. 1902.
". u. CRAWFORD. Constable.
The union Democrat., 1869-02-06
Probate Notice.

I'm THE MATTER OF THE ESTA rE uE Il. D. NYMAN,
jvceeas.d in rebate Cuut state aiiornia o,is-
~ ot nrn e-pursuaut q, Al, ny.cru said 4, niade
ON the Oth day of ltn A. ID. lso9. no ts hereby gwen
thar, Monday The 18th tsy ot te TuagH IL l&. Al -
O'Clock NJ oi said nav ami the ct said touff.
the Court ,use in the City uf sonora Co9n ate>id
having been appointed the tne ami place oi proving
the Ni # said ~ Nyman. deceased aui fr HrIne
the application Preston fer the issuance 10 him o
letters tesSyetarv aud wi,eIe al person ntersi
Cd appear aud Contest ths
Attest. X. r GARDINER, Clvr<.
T.. s. BY 1. J. p1TvER, pSp'iy.
The union Democrat., 1869-02-06
To CnRRESpnNnENTS

rateuts residing in any par, OF sho tate howcver dis
who may desire the opinion and advice o Dr. Doh
erty cir respective and who think proper e.
submit II written statement of such in preerenre tt hold
ing personal interview, respectfully assured that
their communications will he held most sacred and cun
hle3til
II the case be fully and canddy described personal
munication will unnecessary instructions tor diet
regimen and the general the itself tin.
ruiiny the reuees3 will be forwarded without delay
and in such manner As u convey no Idea OF the pSr
port Of the letter parcel :" transmitted.
C Consulate n-by letter or otherwise--rRKE Fer
,nsu.ut euro guaranteed or pay. Address
W. X. DoI1ERTf, NJ. n.
San Francisco, California.
The union Democrat., 1869-02-06
FOR SALE AT a BARGAIN

'NNHE welr-known FRENCH dAhNGN, 49, u.Is zen "a
tainny n Mt Is0 acres er cnlt'vatcp w" -
o, fact in vines and alb 1900 choice iEut .sess
Also Dwelling HvSss stable, Barn, Iistisfs' ADu w.
II mot 5ispos.d of on hef'rs Jsnnary ls' - 10
nropeT,v VIII be .,d auctr c tbs BIZ ne.s D
Fer particulars spPS " Ss<,Sep
del2
The union Democrat., 1869-02-06
Sonora, Big Oak Flat
AND
COULTERVIlLE STAGE
LINE.

Sho-tes: and Bes: Route for TO Smas Fdl1ey.
THNHE SONORA AND COCLTERf1LLE SIAGE rom
u and after MONDAY. Sept lith. lsoS Si saEs tue
Guy Hotel sonora Monays Wednesdays ana trioays
at o'clock A. NJ passing through Janesto n Won,
trxumA Chinese Camp. Jacksonvie, Big CsA @' sn"
Garro,s and arriving st CoaiteiV;Ae ssn'
o'clock. :, r,..
Returning Will leave City Hotel Coatersiis on ,.es
dsY., Thursdays and -Asurdays connecting WIN
stages at Chinese Camp.
Daily Line Of stages leaves Sonora iol ss1sameh''
'""P'' . 5. SHuCP, PEoysistcs.
sascra, ssss-uass. l7th, lc6a-H
The union Democrat., 1869-02-06
SPERNiATuERUHp.

SPERMATufRHEp,
nr pOIIERTY has just published an importan panph-
LET embIvnc his own views and experiences In Ieation
to mpo enee or vlty heng sh"rt treatise on Sperms-
torrhrd or Seminal Weakness Ne vous and Physical De
hy cnseQueut this affection, and other diseases oil
the Sexual organs.
This little work contains information of the utmost
yslre ~ all whether ed single, and VIII be seut
FREE II, mail on receipt of SIX CENTS i'll stage stamps
for return postage -
Address, w n. pouf-hi l. 81 "
acl2 san FRANCISCO, Sa'
The union Democrat., 1869-02-06
Great Reduction
In the prices of Blacksmithing Work
TO SUIT TIE TINES.

HH F. HUGHES has re-cpenei at his Old stand on
I'VE Hospital street. SnnVra Aud Is now ready 10 do
all kuis Of Bscksmthng IN manner ~Lch eann0' 'ss'
- riye entire satisfaction. az the following rates
Se''tue ~ 90 - =" so
SihS'e 'e 1900
Ne" ures' PEI s's 500
single trO 800
Welding and setting axles. per axle wv
Ard all other kinds Ut work IN piopoiti"n
Special attention paid 10 horse sLoeing' ,,...
will as, guarantee to cure all seases OF 'ne
.ncb as ouittors faIss gu rters sand CRACKS
c,,rus bruises over reaching. interfering Anu
feet caused by bad sh"eins tree oi charge, ,ra
Sonora. April II. isGS-ti u T. "s"
The union Democrat., 1869-02-06
Marble Works.

sNNnNBSTl INES sa ali Of Nsrhew rk done With
3 a.aines. sni dispatch, 10y L. l. NELSON. at his
sLo, n ainSton nearly Opposite the
Iity Il sSI-4a t.e aiel1 es4liins.
mye<ei3 J. = SELsSS
The union Democrat., 1869-02-06
TNSUR AM CE.
BOOK AG e ~ CIES.

gENhc undersigned havrs the exclusive agency r SAFE
of he follow ing named works IN Tn'sehne ana tsa-
as un,iss wi canvass each county f'r subscribers
,nr.ther with elegant steel ensravin5s that are
sold only subscription. -
The Handwriting OF Cod in Egypt. Sinai AMI the Holy
Land the record, Of journey trom the Gr"at valley oi
tha Wrs, IL the sacred Places Of the hast oS Rev A
;su,all with maps. diagrams and nuer'> ILLUSTRATIONS.
u is mst charming hA,k. Tvcy. fascinating and h
tpetiye and should ,orn the UTary aud eenreaee "i
every family in the St'tc
The =. -: t4u>e," by that beautiful writer, b. :
rn,rd This woIk has had sale OF usaFiy oae hundred
thousand copies.
Men vi unr fines, by Harriet Beech'r stowe a.
l,ie of Stnewall Iarkss'n :" dittn " k"ht. H. CO.
Fenian iierSes and N2rtyrs, by john Savage anu
=. Wearing IT The Gray" by i'hn Estea Cooke.
Aceat in olumtft and vicinity tar tn sc two sterling
Fire lnsarance Conpsaes-E m and fhos ix-ihe tvur-
a. In This c,gntv VIII a.su solicit risss ir Life
Accidental policies in the OLD Tfaseilcrs Insurance Co.
~ IIartLrd, Cana.
Ysarly -utscr tia received tor all leading newspapers
ana Magazines pahisaeI in California and the Atlantic
states,
Recorder o! mining claims in Columh, District.
IuAS. IL. BROWN.
ofhee n. :he Columbia News I,epe,t.
Colamh;s, S LIST. lSos, sesS u
The union Democrat., 1869-02-06
To the Unfortunate.
NEW REMEDIES, NEW REMsOIES.
nR. t.sitAsVN'S DKSPtNSs

ere KEARNY ST. corner "t
O6ND Commercial, San Francis
CO. established III 1854. f"I the treat
n,snt of sexual AMI Seminal Dts as
such rs Gonrrrhea. elect. structure.
syphilis ia ail its t"nis. Semina
Weakness, Imp tencA etc XXI
disease. (ni year, stan'iing) ami VI
ceraied Legs. successfully treateo.
The union Democrat., 1869-02-06
THE SCIENCE OF HEATH

n;soracr. Of the Stomach. Liver 81 Bow~i..
The stomach is the s~eas centre which Influences the
he ,th of the sysieinapusec or deosted e
offensive h cath and PLY sca pTtstra-
Tin are III. natural Consequences Allied 10 the brain
II t the surce OF headaches mental depression nervous
o,mpain,s and unrefreshng sleep The Liver becomes
c ed and generates bilious disorders. pains in the side.
&c The bowels synpshse bS cc-tveness, larrhea aud
.,,srx The PRINCIPAL action o these Pills is on the
stomach and liver lungs bowels au kidneys parci-
pate in theit recuperative and reseneaSe operation
Erysipclns aud salt Hhcum.
Arc two Of the most common and virulent disorders
prevalent this continent to these the ntmeni
cially stic its mus opeiand Is nrst 70 Grad
icata tbs SeRo,n aud then complete the cure.
BAD Legs. old soro.. and Ulcers.
Cases # many standing that have reri'Rsinnsly
refused yield to other remedy or ttSs'met have
.r.hy snccunbed to few applications OF this power
Ernrrions on .hc skin.
Arising FROM bad state the blood chronic diseases
erscated ami clear AMI transparent surface re-
gained by the restorative Of this ointment lt
surpasses Of the cosmetics and ether toilet app
ancrs power TO aispe rshes and otker dis5sGrs
ments If the face.
Eemaie Complaints.
Whether in the Young old. married single. ~ the
dawn OF wnnsuh l. or the nn of life these ton'e med
cines display decided influence THAI maj Ked I'M
erc~ ptbie III the heath OF the patient
Being purely ve9eahle preItrati"n they are safe and
reliable tur all elas>es Vi females Ia every cond
ou CT health and station OF life.
Piles nnd Fi>raia.
Every firm feature Of these prevalent and stubborn
dsres eracatrd locally aud entirely BY the uso OF
,h euolent; Lamentations should preeede ITS ap
plication It, healing qualities will hc fouud IL he thor
ough aud i'll nfariable
Both the Ointmcat and Pills should be used IN
the folIoring cases
Runions, Ner urial Eiuptions, S"eiied uiShos.
Burls Piles, Sore legs,
Chapped Hands, Eh-um tsm, Sore Breasts
ChIlbisiDs, Ringworm, Sofe iio"ds
fStua, Salt EheGW, COZ" AhF'"ts,
,,on, Sca,is sore> "f ali kind :,
IumhlSo. SKIN Diseases, Spr"ius'
sin / iu;s letter Ulcers,
Yenereal Sores, Wuunds of all kn'ls.
Canton None genuine unless the words = tioL
LwaY NEW YORK L'NDoN." are dlscernabie as
atrr MAJ every leaf OF the bok I" dir cti"ns around
each pot box the may he plainly seen ty hold
ine the leaf to Ii. .ht hantsame reward will be
given To any rendering sHe inf rmati"n may lead
to the dr,ec,Iau ANY patty parties untrrie't the
medicines OF ven iins the same knowing them 10 bc
spurious. -, =
Maiden ,ane New YORK by al respectable lrus gist
and dealers in Medicine thrnug ghuut the 'vilized ird
-. rh.re is colside, able sarns by taking the large
M ircctious for the idance of patients in every
disorder are affixed IL each Pof and b'x.
Rs- Dealers my we'll Known medicines can have
| show ca Dis circulars &c sent zee If expense. b, All
Agents for the Pacific Coast. H. IL NJ DoNALp CO
Wholesale Druggists.
The union Democrat., 1869-02-06
One Bottle of Resolveut Better than
Ten Largo Bottles of Sarsaparilla.
cne Eottle will Purify tAe Blood, snd
Expel Corruption from the Body
1 BETTER THAN 10

Il. r. r. Rcsolvcnt cures with
astonishing rapidly every fern of
Chronic, Scroiulcus and Skin Dis
cases, and exterminates all cor
ruption from the human system.
The union Democrat., 1869-02-06
G Q Q D NJ E w S
For Those who Read
GREAT REDUCTION IN TIL: PRICES
OF
NEWSPAPER AND PERIODICALS.,
AT STREETS BOOKSTORE.

En- L. STREET. having purchased the NEWS, BOOK
II and STATIONARY tusIness Of J. h Hanson will
continue to conduct il il the liberal and obging manner
Of his predecessor. -
POST OFFICE and CALI FORN1A STATE TELEuKAPu
uEFICE 1t Streets look store
The union Democrat., 1869-02-06
Caution TO the Unfortunate.

Beware of San Francisco qu.cks and pre'enders VINO
with hngus sworn certtaces dupe the unwary Some
OF the self STYLED doctors hoSe to be fouho IN
all the daily and weekly papers o. san Francisco anu oet
places are tradesnen, aud hecs too lazy 10 "urh NJ
their trade Sns are tinsnths fhoeuakers newspaper
carriers intelligence Office keepers, tc LOOK over inc
San Francisco City Directory and will find their orc
patton In Look the directory for lSOZ lne ohH
way TO avoid imposition is make inquryK VIII COST yu
nothing and NAV save you uany regrets for advertising
in trusting anv of them till you know who and
what thew are. Dr. Gbbn does not deceive people oy
Ell ibting bogus titles certificates pretended patients
letters etc DR. Gbbon will satisfy persons " ho may
call nj his Office of his ability treat diseas.s that be
proposes to
HS- Persons writing to Dr. Gbbon will please state the
name paper they his advertisement ill., yaly
The union Democrat., 1869-02-06

STHE Us tlk SrOREis the best place in Sonora 10
huy school B,uks Blank Books Stationery, Photograph
Albums Knives Toys, Cigars. Tobacco etc. etc. del9rf
The union Democrat., 1869-02-06

SOLE AGE for all the leading daily and weekly pa
psrs IL California. Eastern publications. furnished
The union Democrat., 1869-02-06
Horrible Dlseas

How many tn u-ans If persons h'fh tstr afi ie"iar
arr there who suffering out NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. %
the effects of secret nine erncc ~ troih virus "oSi
int the SYSTEM I.,k their palid entt'ttd and as
fguiel ces Rd their bfa'ken down constitutions ais
snal,iyny the hirpness Of marriage" "i the "h
iyneut OF life la this hurrid situau th"ustus su"''
until death closes the scene. Let parents, guardians "
friends attend who suffering from any 9" 'hee
sl,risc life-de>tI"yng maiades-s'e th" me. i. ,;
u am, cured before il is late send them ihhe'u
aely 10 Dr. Gibbun, ply sitian VII" has n'ue ll''
diseases his especial study tor year, and WI" u ce''
u, rre the most iuyetc crate without mercury OF an!
injurious drugs. 1t s important e. those aucte"' or "
those whu are Interested the welfare of hril irrhn@ o.
h. careful of the pretended doctors VIII" Ipfs' an
ta. ubshnc the skill i'll ing all diseases III e"
,ays, imposing npon the public by using names OF ""
nen, yscians from Europe and other places De rie
tore careful make strict enquiry OF yuu 'y 'a'i ~
the hands of those chatlatans.
The union Democrat., 1869-02-06
Seminal Weakness.

Seminal emissions. the consequent # sefahu'e Ihis
hy the ui both t. almost unlimited extent
p poducing, with unerrIng certainty. the to"i r"h
of morbid symptoms, unless cnbatted by ~cieiinc med
icaI >a~ c"untenanre dark spots hii"'r
the ewes pain the hei. ringing in the ear noise thr
the rastliny of leaves and ratng o charlts. unta-
ness about the ioins weakn OF the limbs. Confessed '
ion blunted tss of confidence diff ence III a-
preaching strangers dislike to nm new acquaintance,
disposition >hun society loss Of nenny hectic hs
es pinples various erIpt"ns about the face iufreh
tongue f.Iid breath, his. consumption. night sweats
noioniania and frequent insanity 1t relief is not OBJ
tained the sufferer should apply immediately either IN
person OF by letter. and have ete ted by his new
and scientific treating This disease. Nhic never
fails Of effecting quick and radical cure DR. O. Will
I've One Hundred Dollars 10 any perscn who VIII prove
ctorily him that he cured OF this complaint
Inv e,ther Of the San Francisco quarks.
nO,1oK 81 BBON s responsible aud VIII give 10 each
p,t.nt written instrument binding himself TO effect
rr.d;c., and nermau make n charge
Persons AT a distance may be CURED AT HOME by ad-
dressing letter TO Dr. G;bboD stating case symptoms,
length If time the disease >s continued and nave NELL
n rs prouptIy forwarded free flm damage anu curiosity
,c aas part Of country, with full and plain
for mss for Ten Dollars sent in registered letter or
Address j. F. GlBDoN. 6l6 Kearny street cor Hi
Can4mercl san Francisco. Post Office box -2- CONSUL
sation FREE.
The union Democrat., 1869-02-06

For Sale hv Radington & Co.. San Fran
cisco Crane & Brigham, San Francisco;
r. II. Mcdonald & Co.. San Francisco
Justin Gates & Bro Sacramento; and By
al; Druggists aud Country Merchants.
jny25 ly
The union Democrat., 1869-02-06
Erysipcins aud salt Ehcusn.
BAD Legs. old soro.. and Ulcers.

Arc two Of the most common and Niru'ent disorders
preyaent on this continent these the ontment esp-
ciay antsgo isc its m,us opeiandi Is nrst 70 Grad
ic,ta tI.s rennrn aud thsu cNmplete the cure.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-10-26
THE SUEZ CANAL.
Visit OF the Emperor of Austria to tho
Inauguration.

Visit Of the Emperor Of Austria to tho
Inauguration.
BY mail from Europe we learn that the Emperor
Francis Joseph, on his way the Suez Canal inau.
guration will leave Pesth for Rootschook by
steamer From Rootschook he Will 60 by rail to
varna, where the Austrian squadron under com.
mand of Vice Admiral Tegethon. Will await h,s
arrival The Emperor will go on board OF the steam
frgate Elizabeth. The stay at Constantinople Will
be five or six days, during which time the imperial
guest will 1--we IN the Sutan's own palace Altnouuh
very anxious 10 VISIT Jerusalem, much will depend
upon tne time ne can spare. At Alexandria 1t h
surmised that the Empress OF the French Will meet
him. and that they Will jointly proceed to the cere
monies. ON MS return tho Emperor of Austria VIII
stop at Athens and pass a day with King (,eoroe
rom whence ne VIII proceed home via Brindisi and
Ancona. In passing through Italy it is oiiciay am
nounced that he VIII have an Interview with Kiny
victor emanuel. The imperial suite will consist
OF Tue Minister OF state, Count Won Beust: Al de
olman one OF the chief Officers OF tho Ministry OF
foregn AFFAIRS; Count Taaie, President OF the i,is
PRESIDENT Of the Hungarian Ministry.
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UNITED STATES SUPREME COURT

The Yerger Cnse-Appcllate Jurisdiction of
the Supreme Court-Authority to Issue
Writs of Uabens COrpus-Opinion by Chief
Justice Chase.
WASHINGTON. Oct. %, 1869.
No. II torignaD. IN the matter or Ed,oard NJ.
Yeryeri Petition Jor Ha6eds corpus ana Ce,tio.
ra,i.-0pinion Of the court by Chief Justice Chase
Upon the prayer Of the petitioner addressed to the
Circuit Court of the United States for the Southern
district Of Mississippi, writ OF habeas corpus was
directed to certain military officers holding
the petitioner IN custody, commanding them
10 produce his body and abide the orders
Of the court. In obedience to this writ
the prisoner was brought into court by Major Gen.
eral Il. s. Granger. who made his return in due
form, certifying the OF detention to be that
the petitioner had been arrested and was held for
trial upon charge OF murder by m ilitary COM
mission under the act OF Congress of the I'd of
March, 1867, to provide for the more efficient gov
eminent OF the rebel States. Upon this return the
petitioner was ordered into the custody OF the
Marshal and the Court proceeded to hear argument
IL was admitted that the petitioner was a
private citizen Of the State Of Mississippi, that
he was being tried by the military commission
without jury and without presentment or indict.
ment by Grand Jury. and that he was not and
never had been connected with the army or navy OF
the unteu states OF Win tHe ulllllh In active
vice. IN time OF war invasion. Upon this case the
Circuit Court adiudged that the imprisonment of the
petitioner was lawful, and passed an order that the
writ OF nabeas corpus be dismissed and that the
prisoner be remanded TO the custody OF the
military oGlcer by whom he had been brought
into court, to DO held and detained for
the purpose and to answer to the charge
set forth In the return. To obtain the
reversal Of this order and relief from
imprisonment the petitioner now asks for writ of
ceruorari TO bring here for review the proceedings
of the Circuit Court and for writ OF habeas corpus
TO be issued under the authority OF this court to the
oflcer to whose custody he was remanded, upon
the suggestion OF the Attorney General made in view
of the importance OF the questions which win proba-
bly, arise II the case s brought TO hearing we
have heard the preliminary argument upon the
u rislcton OF The court to issue the writ prayed for
and have carefully considered the reasonings which
have been addressed to us. This argument, by the
direction OF the court, was confined to the single
point or Jurisdiction ana am now TO state the con-
illusions to which we have come. The general ques-
ton Of Jurisdiction In this Gaze resolves Itself neces
sarIy IN two narrow ouestlops:- Flrst-Has the
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-10-26
JEROME PARK RACES.
Poo, Selling Inst Evening.

The unfortunate postponement OF the steepe chase
because OF the unfavorable OF the weather
rated last evening 10 prevent the usual lively
interest generally taken In the sale OF pools Many
had already invested and most OF the money floating
about in sporting circles consequently absorbed
beforehand. The following exhibits the condition OF
the bexung Market
SALES BY DIR. uNDERwooD--JOCKEY CLUB ROOMS
TWENTY-FIRST STREET AND nROADwAy
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quarter pole that distance ahead In thirty-nine
seconds. Going down the backstretch Burger broke
and ran until he two lengths ahead at the half.
mile pole 1915 Louise, however passed him
before he recovered and. coming on with the Lead
was one length In front at The tliree-quarter pole.
burger broke on the homestretch badly and Louise
won the heat by SIX lengths In 1854. Burger was
then wlthdrawn. The following Is
SUMMARY.
SAME DAY.-Match $500, mile heats, best three In
Axyn In IA
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First Hedt.-Loulse won the pole. She had an
advantage OF nearly length at the start but broke
up afterwards, and Burger took the lead by
two lengths, which he carried TO the quarter pole In
thirty-seven and three quarter seconds The stallion
kept the lead down the backstretch, and was two
lengths ahead at the hafmile pole IN 49,. Burger
trotted steadily along while Louise made several
skips, and on the homestretch made bad break
The stallion came home u winner By nearly three
lengths in 2:3l
Second Heat--There was no betting on the race
The horses had very good start, Louise having
slightly the advantage on the lead, but the stallion
soon showed In front on the turn, and led one
length and half to the quarter pole In forty
seconds. There was no change IN the posi-.
ions OF the horses to the halfmile pole,
when was passed IN lbs. Going around tho Flush
by the changes OF gait. Burger broke al the three
quarter pole, when Louise collared him aud they
entered The straight head and head. The stallion
beat the mare home after nard struggle by about
one length IN 2:37h.
THIRD Hedt--LouIse had the best OF the start, but
Burger soon took the lead away from her. ana gong
around the turn one length in front. passed The
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-10-26

THE
The race for double teams had three entries-Mr.
Bates brown gelding Dan and chestnut geding
Toby: Messrs. Smith. Gould. Martin h Co.'s brown
geldmg britt and chestnut mare IDOL and George
Hairs team, Samson and Annie. 1t was won by the
former.
Drift and Idol were the favortes In the first heat
their opponents, Dan and Toby came under the
string four lengths in advance. In the second heat
spendidy contested. they passed home by neck
only The third heat was dead one. The fourth
heat and the race were won By Dan and Toby. The
following Is
SUMMARY.
SAME DAY.-Medal and a lap robe, for double
teams known TO be owned by members OF the club
month previous to entry. Mile heats best three
in five. to wagons.
Mr.. Bates entered br. &. Dan and oh. T.
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Messrs Smith, Gould, Martin 4 Co.
entered Or e. DRIFT and ch. III. IDOL. 9