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AN ArT To ALTER AND AMEND TIE
CHARTER OF TIE TOWN OE GREEN.
WOOD. SOUTH CAROLINA.

AN AIT To ALTER AND AMEND TIE
CHARTER uF TIE TOWN oE GREEN
WUUn. SOUTH CAROLINA.
SECTION /. BE il enacted by the
Senate and House Of Representa-
tivrs Of the State Of South Caro-.
lima: now met and sitting in Gene
IA! Assembly, and by the authori-
i Of Tie same:
That all persons having resided
twelve months in the town Of
Greenwood, III the county Of Ab-
bcvilIc, are hereby declared to be
Il body polite and corporate, by
the name and style Of the town of
Green wood, and lis corporate i'm
its shall be an irregular p0lygon,
the veriices Of whose angles shall
be at or near the following points,
to wit: 1st. y larg? pine tree
near J. r. Iallants residence on
the ADbcvil!c road. "a. \ point
on the New Market road in a fat
just beyond James Crcsswcll'S res
idcncc. 81. The point on the road
that leads to Il. \. Black $ where
the Grccnvi!!c and Columbia Rail
Road crossed. 4th. The first small
branch on the New Cat Road, be-
you'd J. ". Ricard'$. 3th. The
hollow bridge on the A5bcviiic
road, just beyond j. Ii. Oldham 5
residence. 9th. The juncturc Of
the CoIicsbury and Stony Point
road.
SEC. ?. The said town shall be
governed by all Intendant and
Four Warlcns; who Shall be elect
cd on the second Monday in JAN
uary next: and in every year there
after, ten days notice being pre-
viou>Iy given, and all male inhab-
itan;s Of said town, who arc quail
fled under the Constitution OF this
State to vote for members Of the
Legislature, and VINO have resided
therein twelve months Immediate
ly preceding the election, shall be
eligible to the Office Of lntendant
or Wardcls. Male inhabitants:
who are qualified to vote for
members Of the Legislature: and
who shall have resided within the
limits Of the corporation for sixty
days Immediately preceding the
election, ShaI! be entitled to vote
for said Intcndant and Wardcns.
SEC. ;. The election Of Intend
ant and Wartlcns Of the said town
sha!! be held at some convenient
public place therein, from six
O'Clock in the morning until six
O'Clock III the evening, and when
the polls are closed the managers
shall forthwith count the votes.
declare the election and give no.
tice in writing to the parties elect.
ed. It shall be the DUTY Of the
Clerk Of the Court for Abbeyillt
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- ] \
,I,,li auroiut ORE Of their n,,mhr,
President anil max fill aov vacon
cv occurr;nr in tb, Board unlcs;
Il G,e hv removal in which ca,r IL,
members snaI! t;iI the Same IN GER
c,ol ,onrtirm The R,,rI Sl,I
annc:nl Ito Iol1 ot its ,,:rosrrn.
! t!,r s,,;,or,j;n,tn o(ficors ,n' ,9nn, :
,r..cr;,,. .Lr;r Ln,;.s ,,,J cn9,nnn.
I,,:,n .,d t.,!,c l;.n,n ,hcr, inc;
IonI. ,r::h .nrrr;,,. ss :. r"ar
,r.n,, .I,i.olIn
SIC, H. r sba}I bo comrrtcnt
Observation-Disclosures. =. a,,,.
.r> f. ,.h.n.n tIr time IF Ln)I;:.o
the aunuu! meetings; ~ cx,r:
mc"tiu., NAV he called 4; ony ti,nc
n25n a write, ai,nI;catiou 10 IL.
Board Of Directors s;nHed bv
stockholders rt.n,,>cnt;n~ no, less
thar nun.h,If 81: Tho ,..,n;t,, stock
a,d ~ all MEETINGS Of siorkhoId.
cr~ each share Shall cntit!c its
hoi,lri to o"v vo:r. anI 4 repre-
>cuta.ion OF Il majority Of the On.
tire stock. bv ;ilr holders in per
son. or By their proxies. shall b.
requisite 10 constitute 4 quorum.
S"r. II. The said COMPANY is
hereby declared Gamble il law Of
ho!din= ard exercising the Office
Of Executor, by appointment OF
;;py Jc>tator; the Office Of Admin
is!rator Of the tcstator or intcs-
tate. BY appointment Of the Court
of Probate the office Of Guardian,
Or olher trustee Of any estate
which may DC held in trust by ap-
poiutmcnt OF any person or C0lrt
of competent authority to MAI. c
such appointment, and the Office
III Trustee Under any mortgage ;
ali: in SNch case, the said compa-
nv, or executor, administrator ol'
trustee shall be subject to the same
measure OF accountability and to
tie same rules and regulations OF
law which pertain to such trusts
when held and exercised by natu-
raj persons, except that, III lieu of
any bond to be required Of said
company for the administration of
any trnSt, the capital stock and
other assets Of the company shall
be pledged for the faithful dis
charge OF any trust.
SEG. -. That the stockholders
Of said corporation. shall be liable
to the amount Of their respective
share Of s!iarcs OF stock in said
corporation, for all its debts and
liabilities pom note, bill or other
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sion Of the Legislature then next
ensuing.
Approved March Q, 1872.
AN ACT TO C,itHyER T:!f: rN!uy <A-
WINGS E,yK. OK GEugGEroyy. :. C..
vrcr,ox no i o,..tol h,. t,,n
Sanotc and II,rsr of P,,r,.:..niH.
ives of1hn State ,f Soa1i Carroll
M. now met and sitting in Gvi,r-
! raj Assembly. and by the authori-
" of the same:
That james 4. Bowlrv. ". II.
! Jones. J... Thomas u. WcDrwci!.
/ 5. G. Carr and James MurrcIl. to.
rcthcr with such other persons rs
arc now. or may hereafter be. AS
socia,yd with them. shall be. and
they arc hereby, constituted and
made body polite and corporate;
| hy the name unA style Of the
"E,n;on Savings Bank; o. George
| town., South CaroIina," and !y
this name and style Shall be: and
is hereby, made capable in law 10
have, purchase, cnjoy and retain,
! TO It and It's Successors: lands: rr"tS,
tenc:ncnts. goods, cI!a:tcis and ct-
| i;.cts Of what kind or quality So
ever: a"d tie same TO sell, alien or
dispose Of; to SHE and be Sned;
plead and he lmp'ca4ed, answer
and he answered. defend ana Dc
defended, III Courts OF record Or
any other place Whatsoever: and
also TO make, have un;l Use 4 CON-
non seal, and the same 10 alter
;ii:' renew II their pi'a>aEe aid
also to rEd'.ln and pat i'll cAecu-
tlon such bylaws aHd regulations
lis MAY seem necessary ana CON-
vcnic"t IOr the government oi the
said corporation: not beng con-
trary 10 the laws Of tic State or
| the Constitution thereof.
SEC. ,. The capital stock Of said
corporation shall not be less tha"
ten thOu>aSd dollars, which may
be increased, from time to time,
to u sam not exceeding two han
drtd Thousand dollars; and shall be
| paid III and accumulated as herein.
after provided.
SEC. ). That SAID corporation
shall have power and authority to
invest its capital stock or other
funds in bank or other stock, in
the purchase Of bonds Of the Uni
ted States, bonds issued by this
or amy State Of the United States,
ana III bonds OF any corporate
| company; to lend money upon
personal CT real Security, TO dis
count bonds, notes and bills Of OK
change, and to guarantee the pay
mcnt Of notes: touds bills Of en-
change or other evidences Of debt.
SEC. +. nat sald corporation
shall receive deposits from any
person or persons: and ali such de-
posts shall be invested as the
Board Of Directors may deem most
advantageous: and in accordance
with Section 3: and interest shall
be allowed to the ucpositors there
Of as may be directed or provided
for by the bylaws Of the institu-
ton.
SEC. 5. Each subscriber to stock
in this Bank shall, on or before
the fifth day of each month, pay
at the office Of the Bank, one dol
lar per share Of bis or her subsc!ip-
ton. and any sub.crihrr failinr 10
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cvcccdino one hnndrcd dol|ors
and rcoGvc from ntfiro Los;dns ho
;nt, Ii,hIa for d,morcs ~ o,~nou
snn ;n;rr,I r
Srr' 10 All Acts and norts n
ActS hcrctolnrc nosscd in rrIot;on
"a tho ircornoroiion Of the torr
Of Greenwood. be. and the same
arc hereby. repealed.
SEC. II. This .lct shall be taken
and deemed to be a public Act
and sha!! continue in force ;'>r the
space of twenty years irol.. aud
after is passarc.
Approved March 13. 1872.
An ACT TO INCORPORATE TIE TOWN
OF SlNErY-s!x.
S.cTIoy J. Be it enacted bv
the Senate and House Of Pcurc.
scntativcs OF the State of South
Carolina, now met and sitting in
Genera! assembly, and by the au-
lhoritv ogthe same:
That all persons. citizens Of the
United States, who now arc, CT
hereafter may Ec, Inhabitants of
the town OF Nincty.Six, shall he
deemed, and are hereby declared:
L body polite and corporate; and
said town shall be called eand
known by tie name ofNincty,S Six,
and its limits shall! be deemed and
held to extend one half Il mile in
each direction from the Green
vile and Columbia Rail Road De-
pot at said place.
SEC. 2. That the said town shall
be governed by an lntendant and
foar Wardcns, who Shall be elect
ca on the lrSt Monday IN April
next. Io'-, as well us on the hret
Monday IN April OF every year
thcre;titcr, an election Shall be
hcId lor an lntcnoant and tour
" arucns; VINO sha!! citizens OF
the United States, and SHALL have
been residents Of the said town.
sixty days next preceding said
election, at such place IN sad town
rs the lnteEdant and Nardens
shall designate, ten days notice
thereof in writing, be previously,
given: ard that all male !nhabi-
tants Of said town, Of the age of
twcnty-one years, who have resi-
therein sixty days previous to the
election, shall be entitled to vote
tor said Intcndant and ardcns ;
and the election shall be held from
seven in the morning until six
O'Clock in the evening. when the
polls shall be closed, and the Man
ayers shall count tho votes and
proclaim the election, and give no.
tlcc thcreofto the persons elected
and that the lntcndant and Ward
ems for the time being, shall ap-
point Managers to hold the cnsu-
ing election that the Intcndant
and Wardcns, bcfor entering upon
the duties Of their Offices, shall
take the oath prescribed by the
Constitution Of the State. and the
following oath, to wit: "As H.
tcnlant Tor Wardcn) Of Ninety.
Six, I will equally and impartial
ly, to the best OF my ability, cxer-
clsc the trust rcposed in me, and
will use my best endcavors to pre-
serve the peace, and carry into ef.
feet, according to law, the purpo.
scs Of NV appointmcnts: So help
nc Cod"
c.o y TL. o-.
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SEC. II. This Act slna!; be
deemed a public Act, and continue
in force for the term ci' ii;terH
years. and unit! the end Of ;h~ >rS-
sion Of the Legislature then next
ensuing.
Approved March Q, 1872.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-01-22
PERSONAL, NOTES.

Mrs. Sawyer, OF Kansas City, Mo-, horsewlppad
her husband for riding out Win u WIDOW
Ex-Governor Matteson was thrown from his car
rage at Springfield, ILL.,, recently, breaking two
ribs. Condition feared TO be crillcal.
Governor Wasnpurn. or Massachusetts, has Sc
cured Tor his Private secretary MIR. sidney An.
drews, formerly Washington correspondence.
new lecturer Is IN tine Held Mrs. Clara Hayesyf
OF 1hompaonville, Conn.,, who has spoken with
great acceptance In several places In that vicinity
The franciscan Sisters, from Paris, WAC estab.
lsned an academy in Council Bluus. Iowa, In th9
fail, nave embarked for emma, there 20 enter th6
missionary leld
The Board OF Trustees OF Princeton IN. J.1 College
have elected Professor Hart, formerly OF The state
Normal Scn0ol, Professor or Rhetoric, English Lam
guage ana Literature.
John Prenttss, OF Keene, N. H., who Is in HID
nnet, filth year. Is the oldest contribu tor tn
the press IN New England. His handwriting IL sdi
plain Lnat 1t would Do q good model Tor all news
paper correspondents.
Samuel Harroi, ono OF the most cxton.
sive shoe manufacturers In North Brldgcwater.j
Mass, has become aud his friends have con-
veyed MIN to the SOmervllle Asylum for treatment.
The cause OF tue Taiady Is variously attributed to
Sprlrualsm And excessive application to business.
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starter, the winner OF the Goodvood stakes Of
1870 and twice successful for the Queens Guineas
ar Chester appeared IN . new limo OF business ct
K,nuspury recently, but ne ran unKndly. vint-
ner also another we-gnown performer on the nat,
con,pcte,i In The same event.
cantaln IIoyoakc, who frequently figures In cross
country sports both IN England and the sister Isle,
mel with nasty ial while recently out with the
Rnceptg tne brood mare. LADY Grosvcnos. was
seized with symptoms winch gave rise To the sup.
position taat she WAS suffering from hydrophobia,
and biz one OF the hands OF her groom. She APP
peared To suffer terrible paroxysms Of pain, and
animation has since proved that the mare did not
suffer from hydrophubia, but from Inflammation OF
tho bowels Lady Grosvenor was the property OF
the Hon. Egremont Lascelles, OF Middetnorpe near
York, and was bred by Mt. rittensor 1861; got by
sweetmeat out Of Laundry maid BY Wintonlan. she
her racing career, ana since being put TO the stud
she mas produced the following ioass-ln 1893, Lazy
D' ~ sS n ssS
Acaster, by voltiaeur; 1851 Black veves py woi,l,
geur; 1898, Ansiy, 6y Lord cllden; 1859 White
Rose. BY Lord Ciiden: lsso, b. by Lord Cliidsn;
1871, ch. T. by Cathedral She was again 10 foal at
the time Of her death. ~,
A sale mas been made to Baron Oppenheim o.
Pouetrs lease OF them will not expire un the iss
OF May when they viii DO gwen up, D1. ,,l name me
meantime they Will run In Baron Oppenheim.s nania
and coorx they have been entered for the Gfnnd
National In which race VIC arc informed ina, II -
not at ali unlikely Mr.. Thomas VIII DC Oh lho LA"p'
| vnon ne piioteJ TO victory last year.
l. lightning, the steepie chaser, was sOiu 70 M:
| Myers Tor 200 Guineas alter winning Inc henne's
Mr. Q. Head mas sustained severe loss by she
| desln OF his two.yearold nlly queen beau,Y, ~
| uainIu illness. The oily was own sister 70 bonno
| Katie. and was purchased at Middle fark ior NV
peviIes was purchased BY Mr.. Fl. bhson JUST s.
before running In the steepe chase al v
the Sd ustaur Tor thirty s0vereians, Win usss
cnnt aoencv of a spony' In the event OF MS Wnn'"S
the race lie fell at aIence aud oroke prs DANA psuu
The unprecedented success acn.evou w ~ ~ ,~.rr
pothsch,d during the recent season ~ Wuh'" ""~
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wind" But what kind OF wind waited for 10 the secret
Of the Run.an diplomats and inc enigma Of al others mus
the interest that attached every Russian declaration
very natural There no large sste Ia Europe that not
more affected by every political undertaken
by Russa and FOR the Of the great Euro
Powers The poson taken by Russia hecome I'M er
would strongly affect the history of Austria that Of
Turkey The question whether Russia will hold to Prussia
70 France perhaps the question of future %
kRc Is looke at In this light by those crrlcs In Ger
uate In that OF holding conquess with the sword or
winning back that which has been by OF the
sword Under ts point OF observation, then u brought
thas military dy9as,io ceremony 10 st. rsssrsonrs
porte Of the arming of Russia well OF
French Russian alliances stand In close relation to this
thought Following closely the invitations given By the
Gear to the Prnssan generals they PERHAPS calculated
blun the IMPRESSION OF these cerenonies or not
they least give sion to the consolation with which
circles hope TO get the bad huor caused b the
the part of the Gar the hghe i
degree comprehensibo and unequvocal. Alexander IL.
wished give Prussia striking evidence OF his friendly
fee ngs Europe proof that he wished to main
past history the Gar leaves doubt to the upright
no declarations They the expression of views
he entertained and still enteains And here their
importance ends.
BIsMARok's ORGAN SPEAKS
The Norliut III AtgrmSiae Z'irpq (bsmarcks organ
poes far beyond when says:"Uur relations Ia
Russia well established s, no foe can SOW snm De
tween taken good care OF her own
interests spite of imperial sympathies, and wiz continue
TO follow them In the Orient or elsewhere whenever NM
chooses And rzars too, but mortal human beings Ihs
Prussia IN the degree, what NodI~ ~ ae
s1s Il iHg appears ignore entirely Is the tact tnst
strong Prsan and tendency entertaines
by whole Russian people. The boast OF he Sxap zoe
burg abinet ID only that the relation Oh th'
russian Court 10 Prussia Is the same AZ Ok DID,
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Mr. J. NThtiasali's Scout years. 10 8 70 H..
aSss s9ans, KING KING Of the Roses to
against Widdles, TO against Scout IL 10 agaiuss
DAISY.
"WEDNESDAY, Dec. Tho FREE HANDICAP
STEEPiE CHASE or s0vs each. with 80 added; WIZ
ners extra, win allowances; two miles.
Mr.. Nightinyai's D. b. Scout, oy Oxford out Oh
Novara, years. 10 st. 10 In ....-.'.'
MT. Meivlle's Gertrude, Years. IL ST.. .......... 2
Mr.. T. Draxs fraity, aged. IL st. 80
Mr. J. Copey's Dispute, years, 10 st. 10.
Bettlng % TO on Scout, TO against Frail.y
10 against Dispute aud 10 TO against Gertrude
the SELLING SrEEPLE CHASE PLATE OF 30 sovs.
lnandicap; the winner TO be sold for 40 sovs.; TWO
Mr.. 4. Drax's b. g. Panther, by Rochester, aged,
Mr.. j. Buckiands blk. g. Tue Rejolcer, 8 years. :,
Mr. j. Reynolds steepe Lass, wears, 10 81. 10 10.
Mr.. g. iiewsley's Skirmsn, aged, II ST. Ib......
Mr.. seabrook's Elx, aged, |! 81 2 To-. ."... Q
Mr. Miles, Manchester, aged, 10 ST. To- .........
Mr.; Norris Myrtle years, 10 ST. To-. ......-..
Betling5 co against Sklrmish, loo to 50 against
fanthcr. anu 10 against Myrtle.
THE FNcuLEy OPEN SrEEPLE CHASE OF 10 sovs.
each, forfeit, with so added; winners extra; the
| half.
MIR: I. Yates b. &. Lawrence, by Vortex, dam by
~, knan Oh rartary aged, IL ST. lo.......'."....
Mr.. J. Mumiord's Astrolabe. aged, IL st. b.....
MI: flncheys DAISY aged 10 St II 10. .......:.. 0
BeJting--6 10 each against Lawrence and Molly
| Bawn, ana to against AstrolaDe.
THE SELLING HUNrERs' STAKES OF sovs. each,
forfeit with 70 added l. 81. To- eacn; maldenS al
lowed los.; gentlemen riders. professionals los.
extra; the winler to be sold Tor 50 sovs.; three
mcs.
| Mr.. W. Cookies pr. q. Langley by Lamtton out of
Margaret OF Anjou ageus ~ st. 5lo..............
Mr. Is Lands Bladder, aged. II st. ID. .........
Mr.. N Mason's Generosity. aged, Il ST. lb...... 8
Mr.. I. G.. Hobsons Corsalr, aged, II st. h. ....
Mr. Woodnousc's Listen, aged, IL st. d.. $50.
Bettlng-6 10 on Langley, 3 to against Bladder,
10 TO Against Llsou, and 20 to eacn against Corr
sair and generosity.
THE RoyAL OAK PLATE Of 80 sovs. (handcap);
winners extra; about two miles.
Mr.. woodwarIs DIX. ~. slack Swan, by AM
prose- aged ~ ST. Id ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
Mr. w. Hdres Lightning, aged, ~ 3d. 10. ........
Mr. rivers 81. Tneodore, Years, 10 6t lb.......
| Betting-5 10 on Black swan.
| THE MAIDEN STEEPLE CHASE PLATE OF so sovs.
weight for age, with certain allowances; about two
mics and a haif.
| Mr.. J. tiill's Mons Louis, by Nutbourne out or
Madame de Champigny. years. IL 81. lb......
Mr. Sands Plenipoteatary, years. ii st. II ID.
Bettlny-5 to on Mons Louis.
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Reading Grand Open and Hunt Stccpl>
(haScu.


Chase-.
Stewards-Marquis OF Downshlre, Right Hon. Earl
Craven, Right Hon. Earl P0uett Lord Charles lnnes
ior ESQ . y mond Es Arthur thur
S. Yates, ESQ.,; 4. " Morgan, Esq; ii. II. KAY, Lsq.
tSecond Lle Guardsl, and colonel Seymour Queens
BaYsh Handicapner5-Messrs. Weatheruy. secre-
tary-Mr. X. Tompkins. Clerk OF the Course and
Judge-hlr. Marcus VERBAL. Starter-Mr. Love-
grove.
FIRST DAy-wEpNEsDAY, JANUARy3 8.
The WHITLEY HANDICAP OF sovs. each, with 40
added; winners extra. Abont TWO miles.
Mr.. ii. Ellison's hr. h. Rallesnake, by Rattle
Mary STUART 6 years, 10 ST. 10 To- .............. 1
Mr.. Perrys b. h. King OF the Roses, years, II st.
Mr.. A. Yates' The Dynboi, aged. II 81. ib........
Mr.. iercivas Owen Swift. aged, IL st........... o
Mr. Mr. Ta prax's sY Tr Glu agea II ST. ST.
Mr.. warne's h. by Primo Minister, sla,tern,
N.Y. yeS y. ste re vel Gcstcr aged. 10 ST. Is
Nil. ]. Buckand's Brerby. years. 10 sc. IL lb....
Bettlng-3 to ! against King e. the Roses, TO
against The DyDDo, and 10 to against any otner
(oneredL
An OPEN HU rsRs' STAKES OF 5 sovs. each.
forfeit with 25 added: wela for age; winners extra
extra. Two miles and a naf 23 subs.
MI. A. Yates p; E. Craw In: 6y Lolterer0cura-
Lord q. Innes Kers gr. g. Sunday School, aged,
MI. GUARDS g. Lady iadisy. aged Is s. nc. il ID.
Mr.. Haroorough's cn. g. Yankee swell th-b.l
mf. ). Martins blk e. by OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
pies aam (h-b.), years, II Observation-Disclosures.
Beltng-sto +agalnst Crawlcr, ana to against
Sunday School.
SELLING STAKES Of 8 sovs. each, with 25 added
weight for age with selling allowances. About I'VE
Mr.. J. Bench,s oh. MISS Brunei. by Engineer
Miss Fisher, years, IL st. lib. tf3o).. ......
Mi. Wn.e's MISS Fanny, years, 10 81. tG3UI.....
Mr.. II. Ellison's Devices, years, 10 st. (e30)
Captain TOogood's Chance, aged, IL st. 10. tG60l
Mr.. Staines' Balsano aged III 81. 10. (f30)
nr. B. Lands Balder, aged. IL ST. IL ib tE30.....
Mr.. Daniel Barney, aged, IL ST. 10. tf30)......
| Mr.. j. Buckand's Bretby, years. IL st. IL Id.
(f30) DISC
| Betting-2 TO 1 each against BretDy and Baluer
| 6 TO / against Miss Brunei, aud to agains
Chance.
The KENNETH STAKES OF o sovs. eacn forfeit
| WITH 80 added; weight lot age, with selling allow
ances. About two miles and half.N
Mr.. J. MOTIFS CT. g. Lightning. ny King Of Trumps,
BE Quick; aged, IL ST. IL 10. tf100). ...........
Mr.. +. q. HObsous Corsair aged ii 81. 10. (fl00l
Mr. j. Nghtnyalps scout, 6yedrs. IL st. lib. (l2Uu
Betting opened AZ to 4 ON scout, 2 10 l against
Corsalr and 10 against lightning, but closed oil
to against Corsair.
MAIDEN PLATE OF N sovs. for horses that never
| won a slcepe chase value 40 sOvs.; winners alter
entry To- extra; weight Tor age; gentlemen riders
that have not won GO sOvs allowed ID. About two
miles.
Mr. Melvite's en-. Gertrude, years. IL st......
Mr., Audicy RodcrcK Dhu, years, ii ST. 10 h..
Mr. j. X. Boards Visage years, II st. IL lb.....
Gr. Sands Courier date KGDiggratzl years,
Hating 10 acains. visaae to against Rho.
\ to against Gertrude and 10 against RodericI
| Dhu.
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There arc 1917 professional jockeys In Eng and.
The winning gentlemen riders In Great Britain
during the year 1871 numbered scventy.sevcn.
The three year olds in England, with engage
ments for 1872, NUMBER $3.50.
The total return OF thoroughbred brood mares IN
England for the year 1871 was ASH.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-01-22

The festival OF the knights OF st. GEORGE which was celc
breJ at ST. Petersburg on the eth OF peeemoer, aur cte
universal attention to tue policy OF Russia The Tears ana
Russian have become pspaoc on this occasion And
this natural Tue cabinet OF H. Petersburg 10 very
chary and tho veil behinu winch has
nscif has become si more mpenety
bic aimee mas ceaseI play tho hrsA upon Gon
The st. Pelt rsouTg policy agrees with tina national
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WASHINGTON.
The TychbOrne Estate.

The ship Asfoay, of Boston, has been traced
by the United States Treasury Records to the
coast of Australia The claimant of the Tych-
borne estate, it is asserted, was saved by the
Asfoay from asship wreck off the coast of Bra
I'll. The records were searched at the instance
of the English attorneys for the defendants.
1t is stated that the steamer Congress has sail
ed with sealed orders, supposed to have refer
ence to. the Hornet.
The custom officers and the steamboat inspec-
ton oficers'are ordered to allow tugboats and
steamboats,, fused exclusively for freight upon
the Mississippi and its tributaries, to carry one
hundred and fifty instead of one hundred and
ten pounds of steam. The supervising inspec-
tors have been directed to grant permits to all
such boats Without permits from the super
vising inspectors, none will be allowed to navi-
gate.