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Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1871-12-07

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Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1871-12-07

aMeuesihrY Harm 1. Nsbsn
BEN "a rtf U ttfu1t Pm fam nit Bu>5
ten, @emii1st bic "a utf d, q Inert.
Ell DIT uters3eitu nip'ft,;rt
bteirt BON IS. Nid. Sar@on empfo6ltn4
,perpen. i Dielelbe batlim ,Ottpber tbrsn,
britten 9abrgane beeennen3 uno' liefsrt,
isbt fir ben alien p.ei6tpon! 81. 90 per,
Sabr bonn 9anuarI1872a an rins;Nummsr
BON ie f16 Quart1eiten OLE ia aee, bod
baben bic Mtpnsnnten ta84 Dpfpprto III,
aablen,y meldes e,reji Gents Tpro3Q uar<
tai betrdet uno tsts TN q . OF a. us@bet
Der poaoffee bee Bsftdsrs sa sntrl@ten.
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Die u.s. L mtr 3enttu nE9" bebanoelt
ntdt inur ale 3wetsel Der arnerifautl6en
Garmpirtbi4aft taapraettl&er @eiie unp
maat Die Garuter befannt nit aueuGortsJ
1drttten II, Der 8teb>, Gslpz unp @arten~
rirtbl9aft, 1onnern brtngf' aud intsre(<
1ante l1nterbaltun9electQrt unp t1@ti9e
Observation-Disclosures Artitel. .9 -
I'm nu,, etele f@wiertee unb beeeu>
tunespoQe &rbeit TN 8rluolt@er urp
naBtrineeneerH4@ eiit tt5let, 3u ttnnen,,
BAT tasgtatt mite>fa6reaeu ,iup tpeblbe=:
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bteft9tn Garmwirtl4aft mte
nau1entlt@ beiua @etnbau, Der Bienenz
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Da6 Departement tes Wetrbaue8.
unp ber @et nbereitun q lettet per
In ~ etttRen &reiftn ais Au<
befannte Ser @eo.]
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81. Sar@pw bereits felt Sabren ,3u
70 aQslmeiner 3ufrteoenbett 9efiibrte
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berung erleioet.
3u besieben Don s. &tr@ner u.
So. 80. 10, Spruce Street, Netp gort
.. .. Bor 5168.
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merfre n b",:etn gutter Bauerntalen>
Der flr' bo6 5abr 1872, prris 80 Gent.
Der &alenoer tntbdlt auber @etterre>
Belr uno bumoriftl9en Anetooten tn
@ense folsenee 5auptartitel. -.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1871-12-07
&i4tge Tarr1e,t! Treie 9eimtatteH /!
nniom &aciiic &iiembabn.
Gtne Qaubi&eutuue bon
M&er

farm md 3Hinneral Iaphts in Auetika.
100000 Nder b1 duss,fudteRea Garrn uub M3e9e
Qautes an Der Babnliuie, tn
5taate aehraska, i'm. grusstu Ylatx G;bal,
.ans isst II s~ersaafta ssa.n Baar uber ouf lanseu Graft
Defe edntereten iEnb tn etnem utben mub gefuuben GHne
unS fur g9etten prsousttun anb Diebia&t uaabertrodea III
ben Ue.. 9taaten.
Hreiie rangtrea ron $2biS $10per @&er.
- ~ & q
3eimRdtten fir ~pirttid5e 9nfebIer. tE
3 10000 Nder 3ssterxnes: eans apifa.n omaha mt
Nertl pla: tt, feaen benz dnfesler axtf <esG& all @ew-
adten pt.u. r ,&.". ,."
Suleaten aus benz Istteu &rteee ~
l6t>~ fab bereAtet III elmer 1'@o = ,"~
freien 9etmfatte bsn 100 46er
tauaaalb ser GHtusa9n @rau,ea. slet& stssr
Bounty pom $4OO.- -
Man Ieat I'd bas u.ae parpttete, nit Rarttn, tpmstes.
u rtsb fret s~erfaubt. Aoreae:&l ~. d ar,@,' y .
.rs q. t.l "'l'r3 q. f. DIniS.@ .,p',
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Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1871-12-07

Neben zen Monatstabeuen 1T Elm lee
rer Raum al8 uMarffaleneer", unb Dem
Mrtifel ~Gtn sort Iber LAMB
wtrtbl@aftli@ 8Adbaltuns"
finpn 80 9nartietten Gormulare
CS9reibpapter) etn9efGet mel6e rubrt>
cirt unb ltnttrt Dor. Dem Bauer ais prac>
tti@ eineert@tetes Wirtbi@aftsneti3bud
rnb Mopel fit rim ioldes III 9ebrau@en
1nb. Als Yrohe beute etnen Mrtifel aus
benz Tarmerfreunp, b~etttelt uBiQf Du
rt&tis ednsen 70 fra8e Define paan3en,
tppson. fe leben."
81 be3ieben 1T Der &alsnrer oon Der
ndmIi&en Girma> wie bic Garmer3et>
tunA. mi. " J.'-
IT, r. 49,, ---ru.
wtnh 81 riatts bausen 80 fraee
Seine %Haujer,,, tpopsn ne leben.
q Sn benz ~Yori&brtetn 'Garnerfreune
t%nternabmen mir IS. etnise Bltde IN ben:
6au6balt u~nitrer Mutter Natur 3u ,per>
fen uuo fnten, ea6t >,trstues ipariumer
NIT ben rorbantenenn 6ausbaltunssmtt
,tsln ur,Beaaustn miro, als ebea' IN eer
unS un,ssbeneen @dt. 20 INNER e.
mas aufsesstrt anb esrbrau&t pa II
.Gtrlor8e eetreftn. eae eth Grfab bes an
fdetnenp perlorenen Stofts etntrttt.
Dteit G1rfey9e bat manae Bebauer Ter
pom Der NaturJ ~beionoers beba4ten rei@eu
@eeeuben res btefsen 2anbes ~ berlin
.ii&t 9ebradt, ea6 ibr ,Boten ni&t nur
unerld6pfi6 lei ionttru has = i en-
b. ). elm &rleben Der Zen, Bpeen cur@
Grnte, tnt;osenenp fan3ennabrunssfofe
feear f&dplta 5ti. @ottlob Miro Der
&rets Derjenieer> bic rie|sr Nnf9t 3uz
aetba,, fnp, pe,1 Sag ~ Sag tletner urb
bos Streben na& Belebruns tter bic
. ln9unsSfraBe miro @elbf eo
lebbaft. no cine Nptbwenpt9tett
CUR @urnabme Der Ddn8uns nod ntat
%ertittrt. q ~. ~ :. "tH.& Il. ~
Gs etbt taur, etne Gruse,4 tpel&e far
bas @oblereeben ber Meni@beit bepeuts
iarner If, al6 btejsntee lber ben Daueer.
Dem ALE Gra9en, bic Men1aen an etn<
amber fteQen, finb bet tpeiteua nt@t pom
ter 8ereutuu8 ale BE, mel@e bic Natur
an fe feQt. @os 1T pom allen polttt<
i@en Gra9eu, NIT pel&en 70 Ytel 2dru.
sei&lasen miro, ~ wt&tte als bic etnfa>
DE Gra8e: = @h.s' 49,. ~ 59E @#
v@eben tpir ben, 8pben bas uteber
3urad mas rir tbm aSeuummen babeu,
pber iinb tptr e8 nt@t tut Stanoe2 &C.
ben utr elmer 8eraru,uue ees Bpttrs
ent8eeer, oeer aber, fno tptr tn @tanbe,
uatt benz .pa&!enben 8ebarf thinner nnebr
unb u1ebrD 1n9er ~ er3eu9en, un(treGrn,
ten III aetseru, unftreu Boben 3u beret>
&ern? @ss r. III
@laute t,tr : Der etnfa&e @anu, Der
ba 3tpef @rditr er3euet, 100 porber nut
etnes fant. If ptel pt@tlSer fir 3bie
Men(9beit Az eir Groberer, ,relder
0rc6e 2dnpereien inter 8ieineu Geepte.
~Serfau,melt unb Dor lem Sdmei@ler IN
ben taub trte@en. DteeD elYeime ler.
tieBen pie. bte Spreu sert BEN 0tnse,
xrieB u1b 6abr IL ID ibrtm 0tfolse.
|Atst Grotstsr la1ta einen blstieenS trid
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1871-12-07
SabaltS.De rlei3niA.

-,, 60, SUV0l0s C4Ss90Ik &C.,
80" 'f'' Stte
Die ptdtteeen du6.ren Seller ~ Rtass"".~., f. 8
3r6&tslstts 4
Raltnbdrtuna unb AR,ttaer ~. .... -. ...... ....... so
Nrttttsutxie DOR Sanuar bis Geeenter. ..... 20-48
Gin GDbrt tter ~2anbpirtRa ftItde 1u&eaItuns"..-. as
Wtrthf&afts 2aIexNtr.. ... ..... $3.50
Gtn gDert Ibu larbptrtpf1. Bxdbalt,Ata (8srtf1 $50
turs,n ft .ben................ ."........... s2-ss
sDte ber E6drner isfneu 8tnbSttlRaat serb Gerx faQ.. $3.50
Grfenntniemersmal e Ter Yil&erstettefet faer Rxb. 80
ueker bic : efnafentett be hld6tHtdfhes. .. 9O-9t
lleber bas Ddnapfen hes Jutters fur RtAbstet :...... 9l-91
frontier 93-s6
gpaS fpaen mir p1anAea 2. ...:.. ...a...... .....:.' 9Y-sS
&twa6 aur gpeinber eiuna. ..... $3.50
Der erft Grbbeereniu1ttr In Mmertla. 100
Die gDtrtbin bon 1tfhbad, bumprtf. &rldbluua.. ..t 01-tO6
Gtvcs gatxraefdtdtiH es. ..... ..... O7-11O
Is fpar[ann bausira h:: 49,. ....... 900. fife
Qanbwtrttfh ia ftlide unterbaltuuaen &C.,. Gee. ......t12-t15
Nere auuna S,E ADELE. ..... .... .......... 115
0eretnnlbises.
Nabltdt SAB uen. III
Dr neue Slprbrefen. "......
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1871-12-07

AqerptnsS uauB aud IN Der 9uft unb:
I'M &e9euwai1er uisl StidfoH oerbrettet
fem, tenn mon bat 9%efunpen, baB etae
quite &leeerute nieluebr Sttdfof entbtelt,
ols Fe aus Dem 8spen nebusen fonnte,
auf Dem Ne pu@s nnp oaB perlelbe mir
9ens anpsrs bertamuneu f6nRe, ais aus
let 4uft. 3u etnem :rafttsen; alee>
pa@stbum 9eb6rt aber aud Elm 6elp,
pasf reid an xraft 1T, t.nn Die iunsen
&leepRan3en beplrfen l&en rsi&li& aufz
eel5feu Stiditoff in Der Nabe itrer
Burjeln, tpenr lie idneQ r~erltarten uup
trdfti9 beranwadlsR 1oQen uno pa3u ee>
nliet Der in bet 2uft %porhanpene teines>
falls. Sir uns aber folst rts 2ebre pa,
raus, ba6 pir's ni@t periaumen iouen,
bic Quft 70 piel als m5alib 3u beiteuern,
iYtem MIR rem Bocen Fei6te lodern uao
blattrei&e @etpd@fe uno 6almfli&te i'm
eeetsnetsu @e<l auf tinaneer felSen
loi7tn, benn jene taben bic belonrere 81,
senlaah bic 2uft III unftrem Nubtn
aus3ubeuten. Der 4Stidfof 1T unb
bleibt zines Der 5auptnabrun8smtttel,
fir mt&es Der GARNER iotsen tnu6.
bod 9tf@iebt bte6 binldnsli&, ,pena Ct
i.tnen Geleera rttdlidtn unp trdftt9e1
Ddneer 3uf1brt. @tnn mir tn un(treu,
Gelebaa ben Gutterbau eebSrt9 beridf&.
tts.n, menn rpir finen eenasenpen gtsb<
farp 5alten, unb tteier rei&li& mt
tldfiis ftttern urp ouf fortpdtrenee
6tei8erun9 ees Danserertrass btoa&l
fnb. 10 perfprSt,,7 mir uniere pfanjeI
tinldn9ti@ nit StidRsf uub Bonn n
ber .nettere 3ulauf Yons 9tidaofbaltiefu
Dsnsmittela dbttfafFs. d per Gut
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1871-12-07

@, Dtefdben Fperben sertaat il" pari nit aufselauftnen
Snterefen, ~ etn.ut 9retfe. reldker tebr uteer S II tn yer.
i6itni6 III Oct Stderbet unb:tem Yrpft. Sit trasen z $40
pro,eut 0plo SnttrsTsn unt Snuen test spa ben 8eastru
ssn tinf. 8Sau3:s.r ssfauft uersen uts etueua DroHt sen
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1871-12-07

wenn Elm aneerer Betauetben, /. 9. Der
Salt orer nas Matron tat 8peen feblt
unp >uena sr aud nod 70 8~tringfdsie
une biQia II, 70 miro Die pFan3e aud in
bem8 erbdltni6e ment9er bon ben ouperen
Befanetbeilen aufnebu1euz uab i@pad
unb unpoufomnen tlsiben." >, -,
~Mqe u,eine Nabrun9sbeRanttbeile
fino fin. mid, ,9lei@ notbpenrt9, uno l,ur
,penn t1 ale binret@enb unb ouFsslid
I'M Bopen porfinre, fam i'd poutommuen
.8ebttben," faet bic pfanie, ~
y Nun fra8t Der Gori&er nod uMu6
Dir ber Menf& ale eieie Nabrunssmit>
tel 8eben 2"
@orauf ttepFanie a~utrusrtst ..Netn.
nur ben 9~ertu0iten 1beil. bent, 8ielsd
fnbe i'd In BET 2uft unb Bieles i'm 8o>
ben, uub uenr Du u,t@ perfebf, tpaa
Id brau@te, unb Is mir 70 Aib0, ,wte 81
mir 3utrdelt& IT, 70 lobne ID Dir Detnen
Dan8er ret<d, uub IS luQ Did MIDI
8treueu, BAT Du MID 8efraot taf, bepo,
Du u1tr 0tbR, tpas Dtr 8erape IN BIZ
s3dupe tpuuit pter Dir ftlber neie no,
def, Du perfebeR sbos btGtr als ID
une trau&ef at&t usbr LANCE ~ fro
gen. @s
81 prt&t bic pFan,e, uub ben, &c,
ntt8ten 2eitr leu&tet es Elm. stber &
u'etnt. bas it bod SO. " f4wer, Alel
~ I,ptita unb III taetten. nae bd elm
pfau3e brau&e. uab eth GarMer fst fetr
F@tlebrter unb bte Apotbeeernatusen mol.
len TIM ni&t IL ben&opf. 6rttlt@ rdr
baS etae 8rs6t 4unR unb 1ttin 6arme
8tiaeibt 8fnu0k wenn nidt bie9eatur tbr
|Dsfhjpfe nit ben metRea Besauaifn
|tinldnsli& Ytridbt NIB ben Neaf1saSas
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1871-05-25
AUDITORS OFFICE, ,
FAYFTTF COUNTY OuTo I


NJ Office is hereby given that the County Com
~ missioners of said county have determined
to erect bridges at the following places to-wit.
1st. At the crossing of Paint Greek by what
IS now called the Bloomingburg and New Holland
Improvement.
end. At the crossing of Sugar Creek by the road
leading from the JenersonvilIe Pike to the James-
town Pike.
3D.. At the crossing of Paint Creek at Rock
Mills the abutmcnts and piers of the old bridge
miss toner's will, at O'Clock p. NJ. of Friday the
9th gay of June, A. d. 1871, receive, open. and
consider, at said Auditors Office sealed proposals
for the contract for the erection of each of said
length. and II feet in width, single tract with
stone abutments, to be constructed in accordance
with specifications file.i in said auditors Office
me second to be 80 feetin length and II feet in
ments. The third be 209 feet i'm length Consist
ing of five spans of 40 feet in length each3 and Il
IeeG IN width, single tract AlsO for the construc-
Ilon OF the west abutment of the bridge across the
Nofth FORK OF Paint Creek on the Cireleville Pike
Dluders to specify price of stone in old abutment
and price of stone to be furnished.
All proposals for supeFstructu~e of bridge to be
accomPeh MED with plans and specifications, show
ing anu ssttng forth the nature quality, and size
OF the materials to be used the erection of such
bridge; the strength of the structure when com
pleteti, andthe separate cost of base and suuer-
structure when the proposal includes both; and
also whether there is any patent right the pro-
posed plan, or any. and if any what part thereof.
Bids are invited for furnishing all the materials
and doing all the work for such parts thereof
as bidders NAV see proper.
Bidders must be prepared to give bond and secu-
rity as required by law.
The right to reject any or all proposals is here
by reserved.
BY order of the Board of ofCommissioners of Fay
cite County, Ohio
April 20. 1871. 22w7
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1871-05-25
NOTICE is hereby given that

N Office is hereby given that the
l Committees heretofore appointed by the
Board of County Commissioners OF Fayette county
Ohio, to spportion the estimated expense of the
improvements heretofore ordered by said Board
to-wit:
1st The improvement petitioned for by Lemuel
Dyer and others. and known as theBloonn in gburg
and New Holland Road, beginning at said Fayette
and Plckaway county line. by the way of the
Dyer School House, Bloom gbRrg, and Mrs Ju-
dy's residence, sntherland's School House. to the
jamestown Pike near ThortOn's School House
2nd. The Improvement petitioned for I,y John
y Glaze and others. and known as the w Washing.
ton and Waterloo Road. (extending from the cor
poration lii Of Washington to the centre of the
w atefIoo and New Holland Road near the old
Messmore HouSe1, have each returned their re-
port OF said apporton ment to the Auditor of said
Comfy, where the same may be seen and examin-
ed; and that the Board of Commissioners of said
County viii meet at said Auditors Office on the
9th day of June, a. d. 1911, to hear each of said
reports. A. MoCtA 4 NTSTlsGS
= 23-6w. Auditor Of Fayette County. Ohio
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1871-05-25

= A young gentleman, after having
paid his addresses to young lady for
some time, popped the question The
lady in frightened manner said, 'You
scare. me, SIR The gentleman did
not wish to frighten the lady, and con
sequently remained silent for some
time, when she exclaimed, Scare me
again"
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1871-05-25

A play is enacted IN a Chicago
theater in which a man is. hung for
fun. The other night the gearing got
out of order and they came near hang
ing him for good. When they cut
him down he said he guessed they had
better get some one else to take his
place, as his neck was not talented
enough to play that part.
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1871-05-25

= A tippler called at farm house
in Amherst the other day, and asked
for cider. 'No, Tom" said the farmer,
''you've had enough to drink to-day :;
NO friend of yours would give you
elder" "Oh good Lord,'' cried Tom,
very weary, leaning against the fence,
''Please send along some of my enc
miles,
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1871-05-25

Ward Beecher baptized five persons
by immersion at his church Friday
evening, and one hundred by sprink.
ling. One hundred and forty persons
were admitted to the Plymouth church
Sunday.
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1871-05-25

The strongest propensity in
woman's nature, says careful student
of the sex, is to want to know what is
going on, and the next strongest is to
boss the job.
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1871-05-25

The state Of affairs has become
such in North and South Carolina that
the revenue officers are obliged to be
closely protected while travelling
through the country.
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1871-05-25

= The Cincinnati Gazette of Mon
day says:
The steamer Great Republic, the
finest steamer on the Mississippi
river, was sold at st. Louis Saturday,
by the United States Marshal, for SIS
600. She cost 100000 three wears
ago. w. H. Thorwegar was the
purchaser
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1871-05-25

WILL be found in the ely Block in the
w Room lately occupied by Nj Wissier, where
they will furnish Fancy and hiiliner Goods of the
latest styles. Spring Styles just received
Mrs. Rooms i'll the AIilliner Department is a
lady of experience taste and style, and will insure
satisfaction in that department Mrs Kephart
viii attend strictly tn the Dress Making and
will endeavor to please the most fastidieus. All
work well done. as none but first class hands will
be employed. Being Branch of Demorest's Pat
tern Department she will keep on hand large as
sorrment of trimmed and plain patterns Of the
latest styles which will be- furnished to dealers
and other lower than they he purchased to
the Emporium of Fashion. We would say to the
Public. call and see us.
Washington, March % 1871. Is*m6
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS

Convent Life UnvaiIed . By Edith
READ o0Ta 9G0Tman EseqRed 4scIRPgda Nun whose dis
Price $3.50. Conn. Publishing Co.
Hartford CT. 24w4
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CREAN YEAST. fUlL WEIGHT.

w ATcH FREE, and $50 a day sure. no humbug.
w Address with stamp. LATTA & Co. Pitts
burg. Pa. 24w4
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ANY KIND OF
Moulding Made to order.
CASINOS.

in wide, beaded edge, ..........$ So 5oper 100 IT
in. g - 3 on
Plain 25ctA per 1O0.less.
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9 O'CLOCK.

School Teachers
Wanting Employment, at from $50 to 500 per
month, should address ZIEGLER & MCCURDY,
Cincinnati Ohio 26w4
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DOORS.
ROLLING BLINDS,
80 cents per foot, counting height Of the Window
SASH.
BASE BOARDS

inches Wfde-coved for mould-with shoein.
eluded, 81, 80 per 100 It.
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THE NEW PROPRIETOR

respectfully asks share of public patronage feel
ing sure thab he offers favorable inducements
as any other House in Washington. Gail and see.
Jan IL. 1871. SFtf JAMES LEASE.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-07-07
THE RACING.

The track was IN capital condition yesterday and
the weather most propitious Tor the racing Three
events were announced 10 come or and they took
place In order aud gave grcat satisfaction to the
spectators. The FIRST selling race with weights
regulated by the value OF the horses entered, one
mile and quarter: the second, the Monmouth Oaks
Stakes, one mile and a hall, aud the third race was
the Long Branch Stakes for all ages the horses to
carry 100 pounds: TWO mites. All these races were
closely contested, the first being won by q short
head, the second by a neck aud the thlrd BY TWO
lengths.
For the first race there twelve entries eleven
of which came TO the post. These were Colonel
rlna; A. Belmonts chestnut lilly Nellie James. by
Dollar, dam Fleur DIES Champs; Oden Bowels bay nly
Belle Meade, by Baltimore dam Fate; John Boerum's
black geding Gerald. by Mickey Free, dam Rosette
j. W. Wedon's brown colt Astronomer, by Asterod,
dam Miss Carer; Dennison Cravlord's chestnut
My. ~ Censor, dam imported L'Anglalse; John
Bocrum's chestnut colt joan Keenan, by Bulletin,
dam by Yorkshire; J. W. Weldon's chestnut colt
Leland, by Lightning dam by Yorkshire; W. Il.
Babcocks chestnut colt, by JACK Malone dam
Delta; y. G. Thomas bay 1lly Talaria by Austria
Ian, dam Lady Taylor, ana ID. MeUooD's bay horse
Gao. by Jen Davis, dam Nlnette AldeDaran was
also entered, but did moi start Ihs was most ex-
suit Idaho selling sngly against the field in many
Instances at even money. The interest IN the con-
test cuimlnaled In the fiDlsnIng struggle between
Idaho aud Nellie James wh'nh terminated IN FAVOR
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A PROBABLE MURDER.

Fight Mt Stony Yellowstone of the Conn
bmiants Probably Kiiled-Arrest Of the sup
posed Murderer.
KINGSTON, N Y, July 5, 1871.
serious and It is feared fatal ARRAY took place
last night as Stony Hollow, Ulster county. James
Simpson and Thomas Burns, Two laborers, were
drinking together, celebrating 1.-THE Fourth,n when
q wordy dispute, that waxed hot and fierce culmi-
mated in hand to hand encounter. Simpson had
club In his hand and used 1t pretty freely
over the head or Burns now ana then
varying the instrument OF his deadly
blows by taxing up heavy stone to punish his
antagonist with. Eventually the two combatants
were separated, when Burns was found 10 be Sc
verely, and 1t Is feared mortaly. wounded. The
police arrested Simpson, ana no was committed tC
ian for examination and to await the result OF the
Injuries OF Burns. An ante-mortem statement was
taken by the Coroner, as the surgeon signifed tina
II was not probable that Burns would survive his
WOunda.