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The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1870-06-02


| DISPATCHES from Buffalo say there are in
that cisy about 800 feuians who express
their determination TO make raid on sOine
| locality, but, being without organization or
anr one capable Of leading them, no at
| tack need be feared The opinions from
| this source are usually considered good
Port Colborne, May So
| Tbs people expect that another attempt
| vii. be made to break the VI elland Canal,
but as there are plenty OF tsooDs 10 the ri
entity, there is really not much danger OF
success in any such undertaking.
| Three hundred Red River troops and one
company of regulars are under arms here
ready to move to Port Colborne or elsewhere
where occasion requires. The Red River
/ troops were TO start for Fort William to-
morrow, gu: viii probably be detained as
a pTecauuOn.
New York, MAY So
| A Montreal special to the Tribune says:
| Information received from the west states
/ that preparations for descent upon Mag
ara are more extensive than had been i'm
/ aglned, and Tears are entertained that the
/ Eenlans IN that locality wlli be across before
/ the government Is ready.
| Toronto has looked upon the whole affair
with SO much Indifference up to yesterday,
/ that no thought OF danger to the western
/ lines had been entertained. Nearly all the
available volunteers have been called out
with the exception of the battalion further
/ 20 the rear, and these are ordered TO be in
/ readiness, The Toronto artillery and intan
/ try are ready TOR active service. Inc Sew
enth Ii ghlanders viii probably be station
! ed at Quebec for orders. Cornwall is pro
teeted Dy the Fifty Ninth Infantry. Ota-
wa is garrisoned with the 6Oth Rife Brig.
ade.
! Malone, May 50.
FIanagan's and Hogles hotels, where
the tenian officers stop, are Ia possession
of Gen Meade, who has ordered the ar
rest of all Fenian officers, and Gen. Glea-
sou, Col Linesay OF New York, Mr.. Don
nelly Of Plttsburg, and Capt. Mann of Ma
/ lone have been marched to the guard house
The Fenian camp has been seized by
United States troops. One hundred rifles,
/ four sabres and one revolver were secured.
No arrests were made The Fenians gave
up their arms after short search by the
lieutenant in command of the regulars. -
. The boy who plotted tbs soldiers was as
sau!ted by the Fenans, but was rescued.
/ The Fenians arrested will be brought be =,
fore a United States commissioner to day,
United States troops are on the border
taking from storehouses Fenlan arms and
ammunition;
I Col. Bagge and the G9ih British have
gone to Qlebec, and the volunteers now
hold the Canadian frontier. Military mat
tiers will assume reality to>day, when
some OF the regulars are to be tried for ab-
sence without leave.
Prisoner Murphy has been turned over
to the civil authorities in Canada, against
the wishes of the volunteers.
Robert Colle-y has to be added to the
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1870-06-02
] hursday, June 9, 1870.
The Feniau War


There is in progress another formidable
Fenian movement upon Canada. and for
several days the telegraph has been busy
with rumors Of their movements at various
points along the frontier Columns of men
numbering 900 are reported moving into
Canadl on the right bank of ST. Lawrence
The stage de a-iment on the 25,h received
dispatches from United States marshals
along the Canadian border giving details of
the gathering OF large bodies Of meu along
the line
A considerable body of Fenians under
Gen @ Neil advanced from ST. Adams on
the 2jth over the Canadian line, ana were
fred upon by Canadian militia concealed
behind the rocks. The fire was returned
The Fenians lost two men killed and two
wounded, and not being reinforced made
no further advance. This is tbs battle Of
Pigeon Hill.
Our government avows a determination
to prevent the Canadian invasion, and two
United States marshals arrested General
o Neil on the field, and he has been taken
70 Burlington to be committed in default of
so, 900 bail.
General Sherman has ordered Generals
Mcdowell and Cook, commanding the
border department, to do all in their power
to assist the L. S. marshals to prevent an
invasion.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1870-06-02
New Mines.

Omaha, May o.
Private advices from the new mines, 90
miles south of Rawlin Springs, Wyoming
territory, say that great excitement exists
over the new mines, which are paying from
FIVE TO fourteen dollars to the man per day.
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Dissolution Of Co-Partnership.

The eo-partnership heretofore existing be-
tween Henry c. Koch and Henry Stolze under
the name and firm of Koch \ Stole, has this
day been dissolved by mutual consent. The
undersigned will settle ali outstanding debts
or due to said firm, and will also continue the
business Of GARDNER on his own account.
Thankful for past patronage, he respectfully
soliciJs further fayors in his line of business
42-4 HENRY STOLE.
Manitowoc, Nav IL. 1870.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1870-10-12

Universal, Monitor and Sherman W.:ag-
crs. NJ Nicholson Y R!ackmen s.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1870-10-12
ALLEGHENY VALLEY R.R
: New limo to Rufrnlo. through the Oh Rcgions.
lime 6, 1870.

M New line to RnnhlN. tllrOu?h the Oh Rcgi0ns.
JUNE 6, 1870
GOING SOUTH.
Oil City Frai kiln. Parkcr's. ar. P'tts'g
Mail. 9,'0am 955a 123npm 800 nm
Day EXr, POO pm 2.3' Pm, i35 pm $40 p m
Night Fx, o,aOpm 1905 pm l0Jam 7oOa m
M GOING NORTH 'i-t t.t
L. ODD. Fit'sburg. Pa,kers. Frarkin. ar q, City
Day Exp. TEn am Il.+GA 1.Mpm 25opm
Way Pas'ra 30 M 4,21 G.80 m f,05p IN
Night FIX, 800 p m 5000 m 5,5O am G,30a nf
SILVER PALACE SLEEPING CARS on Night
Express trains both ways betwecn ! ittsbnrgh and
Cory. . r.a3
THos NJ, KING, Asst Supt.
7 Go',a,Brnce e. Fuliera,,a ,.aia S,r.., Sor
yuNr hne zoos Y shoes. IA. stpllS..t
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-12-10
Baltimore, 0tO., gantfag. ben 10. 9e3ember 1870

SD freue mid unenclttb auf bic Retff,
etnn iie fptrn mir IN cer ltcten @eieaidait So
rec Germ Srbres SCppelCnGjenuS getpibren.
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Scbniuht pte Nalme, ole gumGnirelt, oen
etDtaen Srublin3 rbGtr tG lCken, dnIwCrtete
Irmanp bc9etRert.
Ord tdrf man rdbti bic Sttnnae ntbt
perariTn, bic unter OGp9almn lieat, btmerItr
Sane, II eCm S6DnlCn Der 9Grl. rubt OFT,
mails bic ar0Bte Gjefltr.
I'm cen g8Crib Res ShpnCn ju erb0ben,
ftel armdnp Elm, tctn 2Itt 1T l66n pbne
Sfatten!
Sretii6, 9ebeSR aaetn mrtrigItt, iastr
Sane.
glur tas Gutr nt8t ltebt SHUTTER, naGm
Saul hd5 9Bprt, e3 bccdrf tctnc5 Sd1t Z,
lens
gSem bic nlnBe Wsuihtctt nur gut wdrf,
bam dllertings mbhte bas tiuSclnc Gjute an
g8rrtb bGrliTrn; tpte iic dtcr Itilcr tlt,fp um-
8tcbt tic has @uts tmmrr NIT 10 ptsemgDlsn,
eaB es ibm an SdattcA nItt teblt, UNI eS ais
Gtbt leuhttn ut ldiien btriegte Sane nit et'
mem tiefcn glttcm;uf.
9au! ipane.c bic llntrbaItuug duf bic Stdbt
Ybllaeelpbih uut brc ltmgrbuna unp bcmeTF.
te, od6 lie, nus Rltur'dpnSctten anbgldnate,
btnter aneeru Stdpteu 2lmrritd's bpt iurld
ltcbe, ME sum getfpct od5 retienec Baltimore
NIT ietner unperalridbltbeu gdt uno Nep =
gorf init bent ntaictdttihen, irtlerilchen Sub
IonHuf, ippr1uf armanp laate, Zap er ben
Scmrter btnuSen rcree, unt ben Ncrren bic
lts Sduoc8 5u icben une nlmentlth zen 9tt'
dAdrdfln IN btiuten.
(i5Ottitburg iolet.)
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9cr
Rr0iu8 bOrl &bilaOelpb
Bon
WrmGnk
lMprtIthnna.l

NBDElltHNtlNsl
QBenn Nrmanb nun aud bic S6lift, mel
dc rl5 GebCu GjdiIarb's auf f1ne 3iae ge>
'brteten bate. nidt bcutl!h tntsifern tennte,
10 tsl ism cod cte gctttgs llnrube bes alien
Rame5 aH, CT flb, ME etn MATES db9tIeb'
tt5 9luae ftcu bdlp BIER, bdio bprtbtn auf.
bitftf ais perbe eS Bon beumubiatrn G'eodn'
fen bepeqt unp gci&let, ais flr6te es ram,
cteie @ecdnten perratEcn su taben Unc uRte
i'd ielblt hurp Ginen ttitern &uebruf 9a1en
3u irlftn.
9atldre's Qan; idtpur,Er 4nsu1 mar ietr
ftin, uno her 6rdd, tptpte eds treibe 6dlsm6
gaben ietncr GN6einnng eIiras Seierlt6eB,
unO rod fab e6 aus, ais oh tr ntht binetn
9ebDre iute rpenn man Elm dltes, Serfdls
lrlGs SauS nit einent nellcn Anltrih peTleben
tntf.
Gle rUaen unier fdtUncs 91nc fenntn lers
men, SeTrArmanb GUb @Gtldr6 an, ndhbem
CT bic 9rirfe bur6lciet une hdnn auf ben leB.
ten, ipdbrenc cr i6n ptCbcr lyfammenleRtt, Fl.
ntge Belt in @eeQntcn peglunten nit leblpiem
9Iuar 9eitaut bate.
Dd8 IT mcine ItFbt, 6err Giattal6, nnp
II felt Tlietrer 4tntbett elmer meirer iebn.
ltdHen Nunlbe 9tpeien, antipprtete glrmane
Iebtaif.
llnc SIRE fiiGniten Grparmn9sn wercsn
uberhptfcn werben, engeanetc81tldrb, augen.
lhcinltn rpiepcr an etpd5 2lnbtreS penteno,
cGnn cr lhtpie9 unp iab ieilwdrts 1uf cen ret.
den 3eppth res SuBbrcehs.
SD nabnt mir pte Sretbeit, ete sic etntrd-
ten, irne prdbtigen &unlperFe in 9tu9en.
lttGin ~ nGbmer, irb iinb piclelben perferli0t2
noGnt anndnb ras gGcrt uno 3eiae duf ben
glunlCn1ufidB unp duf bic bcibenGdnpetaber,
I'M @ahlro aus ieinem @erlunfenictn 3u
pcdcn, penn CT ibcr eine @e9enpart pergel.
len 81 babGn.
Sn Sfdntrcth dntpcrtete Der Alte raid
init etnem IGeuen Bid natp ben bejeifneten
1ilbr9erdtben.
IS ltno wdbre 3ejRerwttfe, unt lie I6einan
aus alter 3ett berSuItGmmen, iubr NrmdnO
tort.
5d, Ia, eS III ihUn t0nBe Der, baS i6 lic
MAIDEN req. dnportcte &ll0rp mt c:spun,
9Cnen gdc1rIn, unp fuBr rdm idnta tort:
So tclfe, gle btt'ben ror Der blnp eintgt
3ctt birr unp babe nmn0mdl pdS 1ergnugep,
Gle brtmr 81 lctGn. 9Senn tb Sbnen in II
gene cuer S8,ile SOn Rusep ietn tann, 70 tpuc
!n es 8ern, uno bite Ste, jsper3ett tter metnG
ONnlteju peTfu9en.
Ngmanp crbpb lld, banfte Gatldre flIc et
tTtuRrIdt Qlufnabme, unp empfdbl iit ibm
nit duer6GH Htbteit, rprrauf rerlelbe tbn bis an
ple Grcpge begletirte rnp i'm cUrt aaf baptses
@IeoTlebtn entliee.
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SermtldIte Seri1te.

Gas Sltlt6e Depdrtemtnt son
Cuba, bcfen splitae llnterpsrfun8 Der
letberigs rprlIae ipantlbe Gpmmaupant,
9almpiera, ihon brrmal rurb pfentite
arose Dmontrai,cucn teierIe, TT tur bic
Spanter immer np0 niht cpr sdtfreunrIi6
aeitnnmt. 8iuslthe Srtefe prn SdntiasD
ialeu, cap bic eantf in pte,tr Stari unae>
beuer lei; leesr Gigsner i;btdt isine Stlapsn
naH Saplna gum 8grtaufc, DIar!aScn iinp
uerlalien unp ate Spanler, rte bon rprtpes|
tpmmen tpnnsn, psrlaRrn bic Stdst, tnrem
iie por,iebsn, sas Q8sntse, mas ite iptsbrin-
Gen t6nnen, gu rettsn, ais AleS, pieuetfi
ielbit ibr Qeben IN rpenaen QSphen tu perlte,
rem. Der 9reis fur Grh1nae nah Gutrpa
-2l SrpSent unp pberr'retn In Sob tabI'
bar - sfiat. mic letr tic ierc @ele9snbett ta'
deu, ibr Gt9enbum aubCr rem gret6e bee
ip1nifhen Spirateefa. Inierjubrtn9tn.
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g5eglBtIiet ii,r nslisaos-

@dAsll..atl-SJ9tS elJtalL3aSE-
sac eIgsA EzaltaE ea--am ute zTsr5sEs
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vac Gs gtugIoH- am ~ S'9S' 4. s;lv HRs
Ra6 Annapolis - nm nHb IL. 80 19oSaEhs
rs445 RGbnittass.
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ms uub ~ A5 z. 90, 4.lO, $40, TAO unD 45tn6a.
bnaesIp btasS5 iImtHgtOn.5alt @tRnbdbH.
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ano -BtIaOurtt Giftuba FR1 I'm 7.26 gluss
asng tSonntags uusgtnomnIrul.
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sens (5cnutagB dusgeuOmmenl.
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FBtlmnetOu init Der yOtldDntt Gtltnbdbn~ oerbttotD
ain 2. 40 9aAmttta8s tGonntugs ausgenommtnl.
R1@ ben 5tGttoreH bts Bort Dtpoitt-
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g6rbIidbs Central. ifenba6n.
Slaa BtttRburg bem B9 sfen une RDrs
Bsu BITS an ote 9stugara. j lt. an aatn Std
tioasn ipidjtu Baltimore unb BORT Gubalisuo -tGsIb
Em g 81 NlUrstrs tSOrnta8s aus8tnommsnl.
RGdJ ptttsburB, Dem 10 ten unb HGEl
ben SIS IBtlltamsportuuO Grte- ta8Ith UNI
1910 9tldlmittaqs (SoH,lidss aus8tuommsnl:
Rab YtttBburg, ben Ntd9orasG alien aHb
Buffalo - tdglld nm 10 20 AbtneS.
Rdh gtttsburg uuo otm sal pthth, an
ben baupthGtcusu Iwtiben Baltimore rno paIrtsbura
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nounleu.J
BtGitas RarpIarbtr gfftnbabR- an
80 W(orgcns uuO $3.50 Ratmittaas.
Naa gettysburg um $50 4torssRs Hno l2.4
RaGnltGgs
Nad 6auOOer-- -um 80 ROrssns aab 1910 naO
$3.50 RIhmiltGe9.
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atnB uno 12.4l glabmttags.
Ral Dorf - tdsIib nm $50 Ra@mtttaas tSoHss
tags GusBenonnenl.
gsab WarttoH tagIi& Gm $50 gd@mttaes
(GOunia8s ausgsnommeRl.
atasts9Rrsap Rr. 9, Re7S.GantriKE
BatpusDiner 1fereebdbn.
SHsrollh DOu q ubr gtoraeus bts ubr Hbtn0s, /
Ebr ausgcnomlreu. sorntdes HInoli& BON nbr
ST ubr AbeuoB raG 9ouoon 9arf.
Ruh gliicott ttp-uu unb 10 ubr Wturs
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EDieott gitp um uno 10 ubr Ulor9ens uub un0
nbr Nddmittags. - Nn Sonntaatn utH uno 10 nbr
g{urgtns. uuO 2, 4 uno ubr gldhmittass uad, uro
nno 10 nbr 4Rorstns unS 8, rHo nPr 9!admtttass
bon GIieOh gitu.
gureseEuab %fsrbebabH.
Raa s op iontopn fRnoIta oon ubr Vaorotns
BIS II ugr Nbsios.
Ratb SoUanstopn d I'M 6, 6}s, ~ urb sK ubr
Rprgtus un0 "a. 3&. AZ, 5K unb OK ubr Nbenos.
Gu Spuntagtr: I'm l0H uro llH ubr V3or9sns
gno 12H, IN, *, 81, N, 5H unO 9 X ubr Na4ut.,
gno pon Sooanstopn 9ttrher, um nno IL Lpr Utor'
sens nno /, ?. 8, H. o, 6, 7 uno nbr Haamitta9s.
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Snbianer-G bstten. -
Der Sstrst6r bss Snnsm bate neuIih cine
llntsrretuns nit ben Strrsn SrunOt & Gotptr,
Ritslitbsr Der Snotanu.6riebsns~9 6 9OmmiliiOu,
uno srfIdrie lih su @unlten Der YOliiif Der Ab-
miniftraiicn in Der banbbatuns Der Snbaner-
&nssIeesnbeiten. Gr bsmsrttt. boB sr i6en
felt Sabren bic bumune unb sutiee 8tbanbluns
Der Sneiansr befurwprtst babe, uno ais bic
angsls8tnbsit Dor btm WiI(pnerotb Der 9pts>
eppaIftt6t in feiRsr 8uiammIuns in 1869
erbriert purbr, babe CT ale einr Der DsIssattu
barauf stbrunsen, baB bic Speietdt tbrt Be-
h,ubunssa in eisltr Sinlltt ptrboppsle. Die
Ssirsidre Der strIhisbsntn &sltsiUnsseftq>
Sefret6r Cor beeOHnene ltbsraIe ppIiiif, iuis
ss ben @nifsin bat, rt6t eifrts pom lstnsm
Natfo8tr fprteefItrt rsroen wire,
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- fyrau @iibsr, fSrnu bts Sant aoKirers
in German, Mo, srttdNtts Iit stiterH inioiss
bausIiden uralAds.
- Ser amerit @eianote In Rio brinai
feline Samilie nod Rpm Or bot su oisiem
3rtdt bereits Rio usrlofen uno fib ON Z
auf benz sGmasonA nah RepsDori ,inge,
i6iHt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-12-10

Cine nunoerbare blgei9i9s
te. = Ste Repubtiidner BON Buffalo so,
Tinn.. forten bel Der lebten geabl tn eihe els
eentbhmlite Bsrlseenbsii. Sbr eauoioat fiir
Die 9hemblp mar Elm sspiIItr popliu, als fis
abtr on bic StinimpdBe fnmen. puroe ibnen
Die Wtttbeiluns aemadt. er lei ssforben.
! Sbrs Werls8enbeit mar isbt feine ssrinss,
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9enti6e SndjDanO!uag
bon
lfrali} S0lrunCg,

Rr. IA8, gyeH Baftimpreftra6e,
4sbRrsn untsrbalb Gatptrtfir.. I'm 2. Stodt.
Gin Souts 2aser aarJ rsusr g8tutsrpuartn io'
eben erbaltsn (Ga.4, 4,3Utl
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Otter Gemoae gBaarSn Der stuftn luati,dt uub Der
tkitn GagOh 81 prttu Otriduit, Bic ale aDmptttttpr
btruusiurbCrU BET 4 R9riubsFarr
Ode Der Sutau. uuo 6nrutoQaur I'm obtrn Stdbttbsu
uub
gEr. lO3, gBca, baltimore. uubs coulbdphrast.
NIB. Nut Nutra8r pom gdnbr plulllIh dusgsHabtt
unb 3uiriebtubtti gGrlutiri gndartu Dtrbtn nc O.
D." OBtr per po'anluciiuue utrih,dt t2lI-)
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SeatSdhes,
suQltt6psS,
Frdut6EfAss,
fpanlf6he3 HHk

lmeftFAntiMee JDIR unB GtlbET
ium bEdttn pgGts sdau'l uHt blts poiduii.
Htr ilufen 5lHits- 5init4-HptH 5.2Oer, l0.1ru Nat
1.sots sunpts SbItadtpHtu, ptriammsttt Ysh'RitH.
gtlb rpt
tubts, n5rbItat uHs ptRIitt pauH0ttu II tca bta,n
'irtlpretitH.
Iptb,sl. uni Ban. gnwtliungtH ntrbta In alien Ct.
ftibbdrSn pnuttn IN ben jtr. atdattH pstr qanate
,tluiNrt
Btr, Siaaha-St.uirRtnpil NIT Mselnuuss. .SlsiOarf
'tridutl.
ltiltH aab lOufss 'pshbpapttrs ~ RtnsseF'sr Ra'
m atlduft Vpu
DbHlpp s3UUtr s Co. Banii;rs
Rr. "a D,h,0dlhmDGtfr.,
lWulpl9.J btm aDb 9H.tutt' etatuub't.
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&cI8' pOpularer S6aDlaOcA,

8as bGIaIt urb bette s6ubgeItGft IN Der GtdOt Sc.
Der Mttiftl lpirO Dtrtarit, )uit arggetail!
RalbleOfrne perrensStislel, 9endote, I.OO-4.60
paiblt6trnt SetrsnrGtieicl eena0tllf 8.5O-i co
Genhbte ctrreu.Haitrs 2,O0-2.5O
Seuagelte GNrru @aitsrS l.6O-2.O0
ShlpGre peren.Glubt l.25-l 80
Gdlpere RtpsStitiu B.O1-S.bO
Shptrs Gtlsfel iir 8rousr 2.5O-S.OO
5obe QnnbtusRtp. .Stieiein 2.W-2.2 25
San6idubleosrnf TamenfIsTtl bier atu0tbt 5O-3 90
Ytdrottos Dnmen" Sticel 1880
qaaino Duner, Z tirFet l.25-1 80
Btite tdlbtoerns Samtn'SteiA l,5O-2.OO
DamrH' slippers nit Nbidstn I5-l.O0
Sdmcus 5eppih, shippers Co 20
Der sr6bte YOrratb OOu gldbdtns Ii. Ginoer'Stttsln
uno S6ub In bCr StdD etne GROVE au5iuabl BON mel.
zen bunDdubeoerrtn uRo BrOuIss sSuopfs Stisien unD
clippers, btuiger uls tn trs,nb snGn an6trn Sdhsu IN
Der Stnbt Wan otr9eNe ben Plab piGt. pGs populds
res Ebub' b'geiaait in Rr. SO, RorO' @mtawardEe.
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3. sells = Spbn,
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60 eer @nta.p- unN gnratpaafsr

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The New York herald., 1870-04-07
TIE META RE RACES.

NEW ORLEANS, April Q, 1870.
The attendance to-day at the Mctairie Course was
very large and the weather fine. The first race was
dash Of three miles, for all ages, for o purse OF
$500, 500 to second horse. The race was won by Q
length by the b. m Carrie Atherton I'VE years od. by
Lexington, dam GIycera. BY imp. sove-
reign, beating Q. g. Colonel Roberts, TWO
second; b. m. Emma Maratla avc years old, by
Vandal, dam Fannie g., toy imp. Margrave, third;
b. b. Privateer, by Lightning, six years Old, dam
Hennie Narrows; C. c. Matt Grinln. four years old
by Revenue, dam by imp. Maigrave, aud b. c. Buck
Reece. by Lexington, dam Burthum. Time 5:3tM.
Tho second race was sweepstakes for two year
Olds, two mile heats. s2i entrance p p the c,uo to
add 500; 5000 To second horse. The following s o
summary
q. -, by Uncle Vic, dam Eliza Logan. 2 2
Time, 341 A-3:63.