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VEN ERENL OF SECHEI DISEASES
such as Syphilis, GonOrrhea, GIeet, Structures
all Urinary Diseases; Sy philitic OF her-
curiaI affections of the throat, skin or bones,
orchiUs. hernia or rupture; also, the effects
OF 4 solitary habit, rutnOus TO the body and
mind, producing blotches on the face. debit
ty, impotency, dizziness, dimusss OF sight,
confusion of ideas, evil forebOdlng, aYeraiOn
to society, loss OF memory weakness, etc, not
all Of these in any one case, but ali occurring
frequently In various cases, Rheumatism
M rheumatic pains cured by n new method.
Particular attention paid TO the DISEAr ES
OF WOMEN, sucn as Excessive, suppressed
or painful MeustruatiOn, LuChorrhosa or
Whites, falling Of the womb, and all frregu-
lartties OF the monthly periods. causing Bter-
ifity or b-arrenness, and oIen-tim6s cOnhump-
ton.
The doctor can be consulted personally or
by letter upon al diseases Lot requiring his
attention outside OF his ONCE. ONCE hours,
from 8 Am. TO 0 clock pm.
mill D.. 3. JOHNSON, NJ. ID.
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CT THE
FINANCIAL CONDITION
SHELBY COUNTY TENNESSEE.
FEBRUARY I, Is7l.
Gen Marcus J. wHghl

Gen. Marcus j. wright.
sheriff orSheI1y County. Tenn.
SIR 10 aeeor1anc8 with Gen order OF the
Quarterly County Court. made at f- January.
lslis Term j have the honor Co submit the fa-
loving statement for publication - with notice
Of election for the ratification OF p =uHe.-r-
ton Of Five Hundred Thousand Dollars
gg made by said Court 60 rlz selma M4-..
and Memphis Railroad Company
IT.
To amount April D. $50. as per
statement Of John League. EaI
eK-G0uuty C0urt Clerk. which was
based upon a report Of Che FrasI-
dent o. County commissioners.
made August. 1853
amount Appropriated by Quar-
terry County Court since April b
E4B, 70 February i Io7l----- l
To amount warrants issued Dv Hon.
II Z BleCkIey, Chairman and f-
nanclal Agent a. per his state
---- Il -------- - -------- ILL
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Amount due TO balance

<r
In addition % the above AMOUNT ofI1dea.ef-
ness, there were $4,000 Memphis and l-..
Railroad bonds Issued, due and payable Is lu.-
lows.
ats per cent interest. issued April
J. l54, one hundred and twenty
bonds Tor one thousand dollars
from
ave bonds for one thousand dole
lars each, due "a payable thirty
years from date - I55gUl
Issued April ], $50, seventy-fvs
bonds for one thousand dollars
each, due and payable thirty years
And OF the three hundred MIsissIb-
pi River Railroad bonds. issued.
due and payable as folCWs. az SIX
per cent interest, there are
Due January ], E7Z..-- 5G.Ega
Due January Z, s73-- 7aHH ID
Due January =, E7H.- $4,000
Due January ], E75-a-.- 5000.
sl88.
Taxes Tor the year $50 due and unpaid F-.-
mary 2, ISL, Sl70,63 81. as per statement ..
Wm-A Mclean, tax collector
For general 1921 -
For interest n. o. r.. r. COUPONS
For M1ss.RR r b0uds and coupons
For 1855 ID
~ 1855 "a
For Bartlett COUrtnous=- LLg4 lL
sT0=T
state Of tennessee I, JAMES REILLY C---
--a L.aANr W. Na" -....
said county, do certify L1Gt rle above ana
foregoing is a true and correct statement 1fEHa
condition of Shelby county. as up
pears from the records in ms Office and nom
statements received nom the Financial Agzn.
County Trustee, First Circuit Court CLERK. Tax
Collector, and Tax Collector on FrIVILazaz
- Witness my hand and seal lr 5Era ar
(zr.r omce in Hemphis. this Ism day s.
l February AD-IS1
JAME5 Reilly.
COUNTY Court CLERK.
state OF Tennessee, We. the undersigned Off
shelby County GERS OF shelby O. ouurT 20
whom reference is made ia the above aa
cate OF County Court Clerk, do hereby eerr
thaEthe above statement, SO far az IT. auuaH-
ta1ns 70 receipts and disbursements made by
Us. respectively, Is true and correct
Witness our hands at Office this day or Fa.-
ruary, A. ID. 1871.
7. O. BLECKLEF.
Financial Agent
a. WOODWARD
COuDr ErlsrHs
FRANK TAFT.
First Circuit Court CleIE.
WI. MCLEAN.
per Wm. II. Miller, Depl Tax Collector.
HARVEY MATES.
teA Tax Col. on PRIVILEGES
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NOTICE.


hereby given 70 ali creditors OF the estate
II OF the late j.. Schuithsia TO present ehsir
claims % me for pay ment within The time
prescribed by laWf anu ali persons indebted
10 said estate win come forward and SETTLE.
WILLIAM SCHNEIDER, Executor.
This February 18Th. 1871. mhi
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TALK ABOUT CANDIDATES. peo.
pie in the interior are already talking
about candidates for the Convention. J
NJ. BENNETT, of Weston. Is being written.
up as a candidate in the Lewis Senatorial
district II, NJ MORRISON and HOMER
HoIT in Braxton; Hon. d. d. T. FARMS.
WORTH and A. NJ. PoUNDsToNB In Up
shur; WIN. E. LIVELY and LRMUEL
STUMP in Gilmer. In Harrison JOHN 9.
VANCE declines to be Gen. NoRTHcoTT's
candidate. Gov. PEERPoNT Is talked Of
in Marion, Senator WILEY In Monon-
gala, Hon. W. G. BRowN, In Preston
Mr.. FAULKNER, In Berkeley, Judge,
Brown, in Kanawha, j. II. FERGUSON, in
Cabell, d. 0. MAuPN, JOSEPH SPMGG
and others in Hardy. ALF. RAYMOND In
Marion, &C., &c.
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CINCINNATI.
CINCINNATI. September II.

CINCINNATI, September II.
The Democratic primary elections in
the wards and precincts occurred to-
night, and generally passed off in a spirited
manner.
1t Is believed in some circles tonight
that the County Convention will adopt n
resolution lavoring the repeal Of both the
Sunday and temperance laws.
Secretary Boutwell, speaks here on the
29th inst. r.....
CINCINNATI, September 19.
The Democratic Convention to nomi.
nate q county ticket met today Robert
A. johnson was chosen temporary chair
man, and Thos. L, Spooner was elected
chairman of the permanent organization.
TIE INDUSTRIAL EXPOSITION.
The attendance at the Industrial Expo.
sition Is larger than any preceding day,
being almost II 900. The exhibition TO-.
night may be said to be fully open. The
display oil textile fabrics has much thick.
encd up this week, New England and
the South contributing the larger part of
the fabrics proper Georgia and south
Carolina furnish much the greater por.
ton of the latter. North Carolina and
Tennessee are both represented, especial.
ly in brown sheetings. Georgia sends
sheetings, tickings, and warps. The dis.
play Of cut flowers occurs tomorrow
afternoon and evening.
The Democratic Convention nominated
for Treasurer, John Gerkc. Adjourned
al 8 o'clock tonight
In the trial of Thomas McGcehan, at
Dayton, the testimony for the State ccas'
cd this afternoon, and the defense began
its testimony.
The Chamber Of Commerce to-day
elected G. W. Rowland President, and
N. s. Jones Secretary, and elected the
following delegates to the National Board
Of Trade. Theodore Cook, James Tor.
renee, Leslie Taylor, G. W. Rowland and
Il. NJ. Bishop. .- y.'tg.
Peter King, q fagmat at a bridge near
Symmas Station on the NJ. d 9. Il. X,
twenty miles from this city, was killed by
q train which he had Just signaled. He
was struck before he could get off the
bridge.
Tie Democratic Convention to-day af.
flrmed the State platform and declared in
favor of the Hamilton county fec bill, and
in favor of liberal taxation in the build
ing Association.
The nominations for Common Pleas
Judge are T. A. Connor, Samuel Il. Mat
thewa Jnaenh Il. Eply, VIM, u. Jones,
and Vim. Savory. For State Senators,
John SchiH, Thomas Sherlock, and j. +.
Wright. Representatives, Thomas s.
Spooner, II. o. Strong, |. J. Haldman, 7.
A. Corcoran, ]. N. Brunswick, A. j.
Mullane, j. P. Carberry, j. r. Lane, A.
i. Kaufman and John A. Shank. Audi
tor, Silas W. Hoffman. Commissioner,
Joseph saten. 1nGrmary Director, r..
T. Thorbon.
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Republican Convention.

BALTIMORE, september IL.
Tho Republican State Convention for
the nomination of candidates for Cover.
nor and other State officers met here to-
day. All tho counties except Talbot are
represented. Among the delegates are
about twenty colored men. Judge Weisel
was chosen Chairman, and G. G. Fulton,
Of the american and others, Vice Presi.
dents Hon, Jacob Toms, Of Cecil, was
by acclamatiOn unanimously nominated
for Governor; Hon. Alex. Randall, of
Annapolis, for Attorney General, and
Lawrence ]. Brengle, Of Frederick, for
State Comptroller. Resolutions from
committee were then read and unani.
mouSly adopted. They sustain tho ad
ministration, commencing It's faitiul exc.
cution OF the laws, the general honesty
and efficiency of the public service, the
rapid decrease of debt and taxation, and
recommend the denomination of Presi.
dent Grant. A resolution denouncing the
principles, positions and practices Of the
Democratic party and favoring the civil
service reform was adopted, while ono IA.
voring the annexation of San Domingo
was laid on the table by q vote OF So TO 6
alter an exciting debate. Postmaster
General CresSwell was present and made
an address strongly sustaining the admin.
istration OF Grant, and tho Convention
adopted resolution commencing his
management of tho affairs Of the Post
Office Department. a
The following is q resolution on Tam.
many: ... ....
ReSolred, That the recent conduct of the
Tammany Democracy of New York
shows that large part of It's adherents
are not even true to the time honored
American principle of entire religious
freedom, and this condition of things,
added to the astounding extravaganza
and corruption recently exposed on the
part Of the Democratic government of
Now York, shows how unfit this divided
and corrupt party Is TO govern a country
saved by loyal blood and preserved in
peace by tho great party Of liberty and
progress.
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CALIFORNIA.
Republican Victory Complete..Gov.
ernOr, Three COngressmen and u.
3. Senator.

Sa SDuukOIN
,,.. .. SAN FRANCsco, Sept. 12.
The estimated Republican majority in
the State Is b,400. In the first district
Houghlan is elected to Congress by 1874
majority. Coughlin and Sargent, In the
second and third districts, are elected by
large majOrities and the returns are not
complete. The Republicans have elected
fifteen State Senators, three holds over,
excluding Pachico, elected Lieut.. Cover.
nor, whose district has gone Republican,
and In which a special election will be
held. The democrats have fourteen to
hold over and elected sixteen. There Is
one independent (Tompkins, of Alemada)
who Is expected to give the casting vote.
The Republicans have one majority In
the Senate. The Assembly stands 81 Re.
publicans, % Democrats and one indepen-
dent. The election Of a Republican y. s.
Senator is certain.
The San Francisco vote is being re-
counted, but 1t Is certain the majority Il
broken. The board stands FIVE tax.Day.
ers, two independents (acting with the
tax payers) four Democrats, and one in.
dependent Republican acting with them.
The Taxpayers have one msjority.
Twenty car loads OF tea and eight OF
coffee went east yesterday.
Immense fires are raging in the woods
Of northern California and Oregon.
Maunalva, a volcano on the island Of
HawOria, is in full eruption. The light is
seen long distance at sea.
A tornado did heavy damage at Kohala.
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a view of establishing a bank for the
benefit OF emigrants and others, to receive
and issue drafts, &c.
The meeting Of Irish workingmen last
night Sunday applauded the addresses
in denunciation OF the TammAny leaders.
O'DonoVan Rosa, in a short address, re.
gretted that the Irshmen were led by
Tammany Hall. IT. members Of the
Ring were referred to in bitter language.
Mayor Hall was spoken Of as a Know
Nothing and juggler for the Attorney
General,
Mr.. Morris, OF Brooklyn says if the
President and officers of the Staten Is.
land Ferry Company are not brought for
trial for the Westfield disaster by the
New York authorities, he will have them
indicted and tried in Brooklyn within
two months.
The Times says it is now stated on the
authority Of Hon. Robt. B. Roosevelt, the
Democrat member Of Congress from the
Fourth District in this city, that the debt
of New York Is not less than $20O,OOO,-
900, or more than 1871 per cent assessed
on the valuation OF its property and go
per cent assessed on the valuation of real
estate, which is the only part that can be
counted on to pay the debt of this enor.
nous burden. More than 100000, 900,
or over four.fnhs has been added since
January 1st, 1850, under the adminiStra.
tiOn of the ring,
OKEY WILL, LET HIM ALONE.
There is tho best of authority for stat.
Ing that Hall will take no further action
looking towards tho removal of Comp.
LrOller Connolly, In q conversation with
reporter SeVening, he stated that he had
no intention whatever of preferring arli.
cles Of impeachment against Connolly.
THE CONNOLLY BURGLARY.
The Tribune says editorially in regard
10 the burglary of the Comptroller's
office; "If It shall appear that Connolly
m consultation with his associates, for he
would not take 80 desperate step alone,
las committed this felony to serene their
Iauds. 1t would only show how closely
hey feel the dogs of retribution baying
ipon their track. II Isl an act of despera.
ion and nothing less. Itwould show we
we're nearer the end Of war against this
seemingly irresistible power, than any one
lad hoped. II they are driven to snbor.
latlon Of burglary OF their race 1t Is GER
ainly near Its close. We can see light
head, nothing but the most criminal
can defeat the evident inten.
ion Of the honest people OF New York
o resume control Of their affairs.
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MINOR TELEGRAMs.

"A London dispatch says it is denied
that the cholera Is abating in Russia. 1t
isstated that there Is still an average of
100 deaths per day at Kiel.
Monday morning, at Franklin, De
kalb county, Illinois, German named
Nat. Given killed his brother.in.law, a
farmer named Weisenberg, and attempted
the llIe OF another man, and then hung
himself.
The family OI Tobias Dreese, Of
Nenia, o., were chloroiormed last night
by burglars, who failed to get anything
of value.
Next week the Ohio & Mississippi
road will use the depot now occupied by
the Marietta u Cincinnati and Indianapo.
lis, Cincinnati & Lafayette roads, at Lo.
gansport, making connection from Balu.
more to st, Louis without change of cars.
The sixth annual convention Of the
Young Mems Christian Association OF
New York commenced Its session in
Utica yesterday, and elected officers for
the ensuing year In the evening re-
ceptiOn was rendered the delegates by
tho Utica Association
Thirteen convlcIs were sent from
Louisville to the Kentucky State prison
yesterday,
The extension OF the Northwestern
railroad to Baraboo, Wis, was celebrated
yesterday,
--Merrills sash aud blind factory at
81, Paul, Mimi, was burned yesterday,
Loss $4,000, Insurance $4,000,
The Northwestern Association al
opened yesterday. Over
2 200 entries and large attendance,
AT GalvO, Illinois, last evening, Mrs.
Landln was burned to death by the eX.
plosiOn Of gasoline lamp which she was
fllinp.
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UTAH.


SALT LAKE, Sept. II.
Deputy United States Marshal Paul,
attended by squad Of United States cav
airy from Camp Douglass, last night
made descent upon the house of a man
named Baum, near Provo, indicted at the
United States Court some months ago for
murder, and attempted to arrest him.
Baum, In trying TO escape, was shot, and
is said to be mOrtally wounded.
The Third District Court commenced
It's fail session here today. Col. Mickey
ser, not having signifed his acceptance
Of the office OF U. s. Attorney, Chief Jus.
tlce Mexican has appointed X, B. Baskem
U. s. Attorney nd interim.
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THE Register has discovered that the
California election this year possesses no
national significance whatever" the fact
being that the State, hitherto Democratic,
has gone largely Republican. Butwhen-
ever some little town elects a Democratic
Mayor, 1t is a horse of a very different
color. Then It is "a Great Democratic
Victory" and "the Great Reaction" has
set in. How circumstance alter cases.
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The Versailles Treaty between Rus.
sia and Prussia,

LONDON, September II.
The following are the principal condi.
tions OF the treaty made between Russia
and Prussia at Versailles early this year i:
Should the war involve Austria by inter.
Vention or otherwise Russia was to act
with Germany, furnishing a specified
number of troops and ships. The powers
were to make peace only on the following
terms Austria was to renounce in ia.
yor OF Germany all Bohemia, Moravia,
sllisia and the Duchy OF Salzburg. Aus.
tria was to renOunce In form Russia, the
Provinces Of Gallicea and Dalmatia when
these changes became accomplished facts.
Russia was TO cede Germany five towns
and harborg on the Baltic Sea and part
of CORTLAND. Prussia was to regard the
treaty with Paris null to pledge herself
70 arm and participate in the conquest in
the east with force equal to Russia. As
TO the subsequent partition OF conquered
territory, Russia was fooled rs was proven
In 1866,
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Railway Accident in Massachusetts.

bUsTUN, btpIBulUBT 70.
To-day the passenger express train on
the Boston & Maine Railroad, when near
North Andover, came in collision with
the freight train, which had been care.
lessly left on the main inward track. The
engineer Of the express train saw the
danger in time to shut of the steam and
reverse the engine, thus preventing q seri.
ous accident. The engineer and conduct
er on the freight train were promptly
DISCHARGED.
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1S71-72.

The last Catalogue shows An attendance OF i7i
Students at this Institution. Five distinct Dc.
partments Of Instruction, with a full corps oI
competent Professors.
The Ancient and Modern Languages; MAthe.
matics, pure and applied; Psychology, Ethics,
Political ECONOMY, Logic, Rhetoric, the Sciences,
&C., &c, carefully and thoroughly taught PrAc.
ucal Chemistry, and Physics, Illustrated by ap.
ptoprlate apparatus. Special advantages for the
study Of Geology.
a good Library. Extensive Cabinets Of Min.
Walogy, Geology and Conchology; together with
many specimens In other departments OF Natural
History. Fine buildings; beautiful and healthy
location; good society.
FALL. TERN begins September 9Th Winter,
December 9th. Spring, March 90tl Commence
ment, June goth.
Boarding. from q to a per week
Tuition, from ki6 to per year.
For further particulars, inquire Of
ALEX. MARTIN, President
Jeb MOrgantOwn, West Va.
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TURKEY.
CoNsTANTGNoPLE, September IL.

CoNsTANTENoPLE, September 19.
Maustapha Assim has been appointed
Governor of Albania. II is thought that
this appointment will put an end to the
disorder which still prevails in that Pro-
vince.
Fierim Pascha has been named as Min
lister of Name, in place Of Mahommad
Pasha, who succeeded Ali Pasha as Grand
Vizier.
Maustapha Kettle Is dead.
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The Great Council Of the Order Of
Red Men met In Philadelphia yesterday,
including representatives from Ohio,
Kentucky. Missouri, California, Tennessee,
Indiana, Texas, West Virginia, Michi.
gan Oregon, Nevada, and illinois
Continuous rains the past week have
done serious injury To the cotton crop in
South Carolina
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THF article in yesterdays issue con-
corning tho West Virginia Central Rail
way, and the readiness of English capi-
talIsts to build 1t, should have been cred
tied to the Parkersburg journal. The
credit was omitted by accident
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INDIANAPOLIS.
Tynt,ylpoTIs. Semi. 19.

INDIANAPOLIS, Sept 10
The State US. r. j. Bright for State
Printing was taken up this afternoon. A
good jury was selected, politically equally
divided. The State witnesses consist Of
the present State officials and few EN-.
ployes OF the Sentinel, Mr.. Brights paper.
lie has for witnesses Col. Holloway Of the
journal, Sam'l Douglass and A. II. Con.
ner, formerly owners Of the journal; also
ex-State officers and eX.State printers.
A Mrs. Lossily was arrested on Sun
day last on suspicion Of having poisoned
Jennie Pendergast, The stomach Is be.
ing examined. Both were dcmi mondes.
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FIFTEEN dollar pictures selling for six
and seven dollars, at 1877 Main street.

lam now selling my cntlro stock of
Boots and Shoes, including Womens',
Misses and ChildS' colorcd shoes, cheaper
than ever before. / have large stock OF
these goods on hand and desire to close
them ont before receiving new goods
Call early Il you wantbargains, rs the sale
will only continue 10 days. i. V. Blond
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Lexington Races.

". LEXINGTON, Sept. 10.
The racing to-day was very good, and
the attendance large. .r
The first race, two mile heats, was won
by Harpefs Longfellow, beating Swig.
ert's Pilgrim in two straight heats. Time
3;39a, 3:34t.
Second race, for two year old fllies,
three.quarters Of mile dash, with nine
starters, was won by Harper's George
Codwallader; Emma Mccormick Cd;
Mahone's gray filly Sd.
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The Northern Ohio Fair.
NLEYRLANp, O, Septemher 4

CLEVRLAND, D., September l2,
Ny Inc second annual exhibition Of the
!N. Mor'nern Ohio Fair Association opened
1ns morning and continues four days.
The weather is pleasant and The fair Ia
admitted to be the finest ever held In
Ohio. The city is crowded with visitors
The annual parade and inspection OF
the Cleveland Fire Department took
place this morning, 1t made fine dis
play,
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J. T. LAKIN & Co, Merchant Tallors,
No. 81 Monroe street, Sd door below Mar.
ket, arc now receiving their fall and win.
ter stock of goods, comprising tho newest
designs and best makes, which will be
made to order in tho very hest style, and
sold at very low prices.
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DoN'T the Register think the election of
three Republican Congressman in Cali.
fornia and of q Legislature which will
choose a Republican U. 8. Senator, had
some national significance" Just little,
you know,-ever SO little-but still
some. ..
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Maine Electinn.

AUGUSTA, Sept. 12.
Indications derived from a careful foot.
ing Of the returns received up to noon to.
day, are that Governor Perham's MAORI.
ty will be nearly II, 900. The exact OF.
tlcial majority Of Governor Perham last
year was s,28S, The net Republican
gain Is therefore nearly 5000 over last
year.
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FOREIGN.
ENGLAND.


LONDON, September II,
The London journals of today discuss
the success OF the Chinese labor in
America and its relation to the recent
strikes in England. The newspapers
also comment savagely upon many disas-
ters which have recently befallen the
British ships OF war. The victory of the
Ward crew in the Saratoga Regatta.
Also some of the journals express the
opinion that the race was won by the
Wards, because of the stake boat ar.
rangement, which has been discarded in
England,