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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1872-12-31
NOTICE IN BANKRUPTCY.
NOTICE IN BANKRUPTCY.

DISTRICT COURT OF TIE UNITED
IL States for the District Of Nevada. S..
In the matter Of ISAAC LURCH, Bankrupt. a
warrant in bankruptcy has been is.ued by SAID
pinia civ. County of Storey, State OF Nevada,
In said District, who has been duly adjudgeda
bankrupt upon petition Of his creditors; and the
PAYMENT Of any debts and the delivery Of
any property belonging 70 said bankrupt, to
property by him. are forbidden by law. A meet
Ing Of the Creditors OF said bankrupt, to prove
his debts, and choose one or more assignees
Of his estate. will be held at Court Of Bank;
uptcy, to be holden at Virginia City, IN sad
District, on the 9Th day Of January. A:D. lSl3. Ct
IL o'clock u at tho Office Of E. STROTHER.
Register In Bankruptcy Of said District, No. l6
North c street, Virginia, Storey County, State
GEO. l. LAMMoN,
q, g. Mar,hsl and Messenger In Bankruptcy.
dan td Nv AUGUSTUS ASH, Deputy.
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C~snditisn Of Senator Summer.
Tho Niearauuan MInistership.

Since 1t has been established that the
salary Of the Nicaragua Minlstership
has been so great, applications for that
position have increased in a wonderful
manner. Among the names men,
toned rs applying for the place are
two Governors Of Territories and sew
eral Senators whose present terms ex-
plre the coming session.
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EASTERN DISPATCHES
SPECIAL tothe GOLD HILL NEWS
DOMESTIC INTELLIGENCE
Ralsa ReuNrt.

False Report.
AUGUSTA Mel December 3l.-The
report that Senator Morrill, Is seriously
i'll is untrue.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1872-12-31

CHICAGO, Dec. 31.-Near Pittsdeld,
ILL.,, on Friday last, William and rhos.
Clarkson, brothers and well-to.do
bachelor farmees, were found frozen to
death In their house, having been dead
q week.
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C"rr.rI"utlrnrr Il II" l;irIimNnI N. !|Al"Il.
H,ckhria-c .SIufn.-finrrai Naicr~---
s.nir! ACKNOWLEDGEMENT Farce
Hu~ir before EIrcai>!nai~-at"oh e'EOid
Present and Sill somint: In.
l;uckUEIpGE AlrM SrRIHGS.}

.lulS 10Th. M
I,,w rl,1>,n, il j ,n rim away from HE
h,I air and dI., ,c yo,,y city and I~,y,tIl,.
,,,. mar. ,L,. fresh avn hnlIuy ir,.1,.> at
MI, ,h,r,uiu.- vltrriuc-uIar,., lis Iruly a
.,rti r,li,i. and cannot l~ w,!l aprrrciHtcl
vi,ln,l q trial.
The "Oid H",L .iinn" ~till L""t< III il>
reputation u" - iir>t-rir>> wa'rriu@-plir".
llIu>r WI" come here are willing IL testify
~ la IL merits, etc. The waters are long
aui ill"ra!ly known Ia The public. Many.
umu}. cures have Errn effected. Will" nmny
others ,ral, been GREATLY benefited hv u>iu"
! i;r,c waters. Tia. uruuri.1ur. Mr.. .laulrs \.
l~'rtzirr. i determined Tina, his hotel arro,n.
mnIriiuuS and fare Shall hr sr,.,ul In unur
in I'M. or any utlrr St,lr JLr hotel l.,>
tinr, airy rooms. NIGEL, furnished. and. in aM.
| dl:iun 10 TN. hurrI, there j. 4 brick row Of
pretty cottages extended aroimd th, entire
lawn. lr>id,> another row Of framed cot.
il-.> and four l,r." 'riri; buildings. From
lily" t" >iN hundred &u'>t> ,an lr :"c"mmu.
dated here.
Tho fare Is @0ud rurii-ll for any one
GOOD coffee, t"a. and milk tie bread. El,
yr<. W" have most pleasant rrrollrr,ionS 4
TIE Satin Laan.l nf which There are sever;
kinds. i very fine: sweet butter: nl,a,> OF
;ll kinds: chicken aud vegetables. Eul
dessert We have lc,-crcam. buildings, pies.
cakes. nut. ana lol> OF other good ilin.,;
Now. if al these rann"' '"nnt lii" appetite
why, YOU l'at '2lirr>iay away. l;rllcm!rr
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Tnr Raco.

Colonel McDaniePs chestnut colt Harry
Bas<ett, by Lexington, out of Canary Bird,
carrying 1913 pounds, yesterday won the
Saratoga cup, beating by one length Mr..
Harper's brown horse Longfellow, by Leam-
ington, out Of Nantura, carrying Ia pounds,
in three minutes and tifty.nine seconds. This
Is the best time in which the race has ever
been run since its establishment, and is bet
ter than that made by Kentucky lin 1866, wc
l~,ciicvc.) by two and u quarter seconds. 1t
rcvcrsrS the dcrision arrived ut in the race
for the Monmouth cup ut Long Branch. aud
il is now clear that Harry Bassctt was not
himself IN that occasion.
No one who has considered the form which
Fassctt displayed in his running rs Il three
ycar-old last year can be surprised ut the re-
suit nj Saratoga yesterday. though the defeat
of the same horse ut Long Branch must have
been 10 many Of his hackers n great and
"ricvolIS overthrow. We have I'LL heard of
the "%loriclS uncertainty of racing" and
those who had the nerve To- back the fortunes
of Mcdaniel after the terrible ,ti0Sco of the
"layoritc" at Long Branch rcaIcd IN ahur-
dant harvest, nc doubt.
There will be little interest and little
betting at any future meeting of these fa-
NOUS Horses. 1t will hc probably conceded
tlltt NJ any distance from one quarter OF Il
mile 10 Il mile and il half Lon"lrllow can
outrln any horse in the country. 1t is
proved that ut two miles and Il quarter Bus
set is his master. .
And from lilS>ctt'S wrlE.known giCt Of
sticking, it is certain that the further they 20
the more he will beat Lon-fcllow. All
things considered. Ba>sctt must now hc az
knowlcdgrdth" superior horse and the king
of tn" Imfin Ancrica..--hrtysicc! IN WASTE
inqtOn Patriot.
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\ NEW SrnooL-DE>K.-A Mr.. Wiley
Watson. of Tularc county. has Invented and
patented Il nrw scI,oni'icSk, which he will
"rrirS,:r - have iutrudu ed into the schools
Il The State. Th" Tlllarr Times thus de-
>rrilrS The new invention: Il" 1t consists of Il
chair and desk mounted on platform, which
can be moved from one place To another tv
means of casters. The chair is so arranged
on 4 block sci into the platform that il rNn
l." moved up and down is desired At will lf
means of II ratchet. Thus atconimodaii' (
it>r'f ~ pupils al AL ages and sizes. The
SANE. i also true of the desk. This cunvc-
nirn"" entirely "vrrc"lnCS the difficulty :"
often observed Of the desk and seat lrin"
either too high or too low lurllr uuulls. W.
have moi >!r"c - % iitu Il detailed drSrril,-
ton of this desk. but unulIaiilicdly lccorI-
mend it, and hope and expect unlimited suc-
cess for Mr.. Watson in its introduction into
the schools Of the Stalc.'--LUS .iRgclGS
.Ntlr$.
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some time since, WHEN Il Was announced
that the story that iutr braids and switches '
were infested with insects was merely al
Invention "t the rncint. the women took
heart and htiiit higher and stronger. But
NOW Il distinguished chemist, who has been
investigating the matter, SaNs that ultl,ntl+ll
IL l. true That There iip u" tttia>itcS in jutc,
sliH 1t u am" 10 destroy the human scalp if
"'lnNeu to remain long in contact with it;
lie says That III the preparation vt .i,..,tc, cor
r">iNc >lIl4'ntatn il nHst deadly mcrrurial
POISON aud Nicotine. The essential PRINCIPAL
Ut tohacco. arc used. and that the iutc. be-
coming brittle like >pllC-wIaS>. breaks into
small PARTICLES, which enter the nurn. o. the
scalp. ANA, introducing thu poison, callSc first
4 slight Irritation. aud atlcrward serious ulcc-
ration. similar though less marked effects
follow the wearing Of other substitutes for
the NATURAL covering for the head, 50 that evil
results follow in any case. These facts a!E
not stated in the expectation That they will
make the least difference in the sale or use of
the article, but simply that we nav be able
{" say to the multitude ofhuld-hcadcd women
ten years hence "wc told You So"
An Indianapolis paper says "Thrrc are
ut present, 10y actual count. but fourteen
young men in he city who part their hair in
the middle. One year ago they numbered
over W hundred, but death and the l,natic
asylum have cut down their number TO Tho
present figures"
Seventeen pleasure trips IL the United
States have been arranged fiji Germany. The
average cNpcnScnf the whole trip, including
Il ten days ~snjourn in this country, is three
hundred thaler>. The visitors will arrive IN
this country mostly in August. They start
from Cologne and Hamburg.
Hall a century ago Il worn-out field in
Connecticut WAS printed in timber. The
field has yielded ten cords per year and frnc-
ing for the farm for twenty years past, and
last year, when cleared, produced fifty cords
per acre.
1t is said that the la Crosse Democrat lin,
been sold to pay debts. Verify. filthy Journal
ism does not pay in the long run.
Nebraska is the only State that had il rail-
road in running order when admitted into
the Union.
Chicago is to have another lakc-watcr tlll-
mel Of u capacity nearly double the present
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From EatctOurt County.
Correspondence Of the Richmond Dispatch.
EII.EE'S .Iuly LIZ 1S-0

IWTTTNININVHNN vi NHN NHH" I'"I'fV"'
FLrKE'S, July lG. 1872.
our wheat ~rroprNcccd> our most San%uinc
expectations. Never SAW better grain, or
better filled heads. Oats are bclii% harvested.
and the crop, considering the season, Is very
GOOD. Our hay crop is much better tllai we
expected it would be-. We are having me
rains, and the corn crop looks splendid, and
the tobacco promises well.
And you have nominated Horace. GLAD
the Convention Endorsed your position so
readily. 1t made II very 'yrcg'ouS error by
leaving Stephens, Toombs, and Jack MoShy
in the cold. What will become OF the
poor fellows? Well, | close i'll the language
% ne poet,
Rally round The flag. and don't lc slack;
Rally strong sud rally freely:
Oh. rtliv white aud rally black.
EnL aLLr lruLLI lrl.!rr i LirLclCy:
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VIRGINIA. NEWS.
Letter from Petersburg.
rrrsrnitdcncc OF the Richuond Dispatch.

PETERSBURG, jug IL, 1872.
The Porter ratification meeting held last
| night was Il decided Improvement on the
Stowcll assclnblagc Of the night previous.
The crowd was even more numerous, but
iHr more orderly and quiet. and the speeches
made on the OCCASION We're of more cuncilia-
tory tone and temper. Porter himself badc
openly for Conservative support. basin" his
appeal on the common hatred which all
good citizens should entertain toward the
revenue ring Of thieves. whatever their
Iuliiicai differences, and the oninon in
tcrr>i which I'LL should feel in destroying
their power. He argued that Il Con.rrva-
five could not possibly he elected in the dis
tiirt ~ the uc@r" registered majority WAS
l~n.nnG--ihc whole registered vote being
5000. He conceded thai The State would
10 swept ly the Conservatives, who would
carry I'LL the districts except the Second and
Fourth. II was noticeable that although
i'nrirr aynNcd himself in favor OF Grant, he
hurried over that part of his subject and had
nothing 10 say in his EXcriirncy's praise.
Horace Greeley he Endorsed ~ Il Republican.
and claimed that his party should rejoice in
the triumph Of their principles. which had
been adopted 10y both treat parties of the
country. The other speakers ot the evening
were ~,ui"lrd-kcy. j. Y. GivcnS. John ku-
h;u>on. Lewis Lindsey. and olhcr<-who" gave
lacir versions OF The tarInyillc Convention,
rNlsuscd ia" irraclirry and bribery hr which
Nt"wrll couiriycd Il" have himself nominated,
Il ndriaimcd that Porter was the regular non:-
iWcr. entitled Ia t~il"SupporI OF the party. Ii i
impossible to say which al the two commands
EIlc more strength hcrCap",i>. The speeches
last might made 4 deep impression, especially
The bold lmrat@uc OF Givcn>. who denounced
men ly their names, and told the negroes
some searching truths. Meanwhile the rrye-
M" !r"liC are moving heaven and earth for
Nt"wrIl. and wherever any meeting is held
The ASSESSORS and @auGCr>. ct ii omnc genus,
troop in IL if Ia Il circus.
The repairs on the courthouse have been
i"@Un. IT," contract having been awarded to
Mr.. \. II. MARKS ly the Committee on Pub
H. Property. The cnlIrt-ruom has been
pulled /" pieces with the view of thoroughly
rrinndrtIin. and rruovaiin@ its interior ar
rlngrmrut>. and IN Il few weeks the entire
structure VIII lr RECONSTRUCTED.
.IlId-" Mann holds the regular monthly
SESSION ot the Hastings Court tomorrow.
The aIIIc Trade Irl~ recently been very ac-
tive here. and II good deal OF money has been
ma,lr cut Of shipments north. unr lulI>r
>hpprd over iwu hundred barrels north this
vr,k. A. tlr price OF apples has recently
Undergone I, decided decline. the business
will probably experience Il CORRESPONDING
check.
| The teachers lnrtllr various public schools
" tn" city have been examined before the
Superintendent. Professor Owens. to-day.
The announcement ol tn" appointments Ivy
| the Board have u"l vet been made.
The hot spell continues. without the rcil't
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b4t4n "t ,HNrlrS II. 'ArrrE. Es4.
"'Igla.- II. %t1rlrr. ~. Il Mril-ht"Wn riti-
zen 81 l'rtur. rr"r-c'~' otliiy. dIrd "u N"H-
tlll. ia ili> city. al llm rr>idcnr" at nl> son.
|l'.IlrurI carter. E.>p.. a@,d >i>jy-ri-ti Years.
Nir. Garter was a SON ~ III" kate l;'ruard
Niu"rr Ju,l IIlry IL" Carter, IT Shirley, ct
.t, ,iarm,~ yiN"E, sad brother Ia Tia present
proprietor "l that it'uu,l> estate. II" married
II -'"'Vrll. Il ic~u"ndI.t 81 Lord Baltimore,
ausj nwlrt /, i'ri,"" t,,rr-,'- IN early lii"
w. l,rr hr has >irlr" resided mlI}i within tn,
t..t IT," months, when failing lcaltlI induce
s.H t. n,oyr l." lhi~ city. The d"r"n-rd Wa,
u,i! and ~lly"rally kIi"Wn in Maryland aur
: ',~.IuN and other PORTIONS "i the lni1ct
~:ftr~ ru a'TuHui Ui his social qualities and :
....ni Jv..&' ':ty. tie WAS II ir>t cousin 81
T.. tn".1 f;pirrt t.. Lee. WL" spent ~uin'
urrA> It li> r,>i,lrmr" in Prince Georges mn
.."Gsttriy li'rr ia" war. Mr.. Carter wa
-T',htu wiz! lnrliy>j, several years ~"
f.tm WiJriI tIr never entirely recovered. III
,A~>a number ol daughters, the eldest %
g. tIum i the wife uf cX-GutrInor Bowie
Ha.f Unrir ~,t.
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BAD ExulBlT--pWe saw yesterday at

BAD EXIIiBIT--pWe saw yesterday at the
Orange dcp6t Il car which had come through
from Indianapolis, Indiana, loaded with
corn 10 be sold TO our Campbell county
farmers. This is Il severe reflection on Shc
enterprise Of olr farmers. We hope there
will be no need another year for such an en-
unditurc of money, but trust That corn may
he shipped from, not to, this point.~-Lwch-
bu9y Rcpuhbc0n.
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by Coulllng & Mendc,
Real Estate Agents and Auctloncers,
No. 1901 Main street.

LNOR SALE PRIVATELY, A VERY AT
i TRhCTIFE AND HIGHLY IMPROVED
DAIRY FARM OF FOURTEEN ACRES, aD-
JOINING TIE CORPORATE LIMITS OF THE
TOWN of acknowledgements the land Is we'll
drained with bilnd and open bitches: al under new
fence. Improvements are all new, and consist of
FRAME DIV ELLiNti with eight rnnin". front AMI
rear porclics: large Kitchen and sIn"kc-llousc, COM
m"hl"us stable. corn anil carriage lI"Ilscs, well oI
excellent water, with new pump
t'rcaf demand exist, I'm Ashland for milk and gar
den vegetables.
FERNS Liberal.
Apply Ia COULLING & MEADE.
jy l3-rrllw AuriiunCcrs.
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A VALUABLE COUNTRY STORE AND

AT
FORK UNION, FLUyASNA COUNTY, VA.
IiislocltrI four miles from h cJamcs River canal
ami three miles from The Rivanna canal. and con-
-lsts nf Il fine STORE-IGOUSE aud Il wcll-arrangcd
DWEILISG-lIOUSE. with all the necessary ont
houses; also, i fine garden. orchard, grass lots, &c,
containing
TWENTY-FIVE ACRES,
well improved aud we'll enclosed. IN n healthy Local
iian and fine ncighhnrliood, where | done Il Success
ful business for eighteen years.
Possession will be given 18th September. For fur
liIcr particulars inquire nf W. Il. BRETT, Fork
Union, Flivanua, Va, or to
A.. OPrENilIMEII.
j. i5-cod3f& w3w 1901 Main street. Richmond.
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NN-rrTIot< l;rEGiAE f~ArTrHEr.-A
tnt-lI was detected il New l"rk OH WcI-
ui.li of ia>' Week who for two wears
. Il r!rIird tIFr utmost vigilance 81 private i"-
... independent detectives. anl the REGULAR
'.rr. ami dtriu@al I'll that TIN" had conducted
SYSTEMATIC business oi robhiny> He con-
t,-, ii> operations 10 the hiuch at ware
u,> embraced by broadway, Thomas.
lurh. ami Worth sIrrCI>-tlir richest in
.itv. i.r-r rcward>-in one instance
lI-h ~ live Thousand doilar>-lmd
n,H uJirrrd for his detection, but without
sis 81 \i-ht after night the cu>lIic>t
-.>. the finest cloths. and The nicc>i Kid
..#r> Disappeared IL the yaitIc IN the AZ
"-', ,ol laanN thousands of dollars. and 10
tI--tg~t and di>mav of tlc merchants
~ $50 ".a. his victims. and but for the fact
".t . ru!tUr Of one Of the buildings va.
d .yu &c. 'lc roof for fresh air ON account Of
sitting atmosphere then prevailing In"
""..|r Would still be carrying on his M
Sons .i> operations. \ timely glare of sheet
shining revealed /" him the figure of 4 man
..nn 'i- roof Of one of the buildings. The
~o. were Summoned, the square sur
.#H l.t. and after Il search which on
.mj iur .rra'"r part of the night, AMI
#"u 't,, were ON the ivc OF al:ildolllliG
~ .'r,'i-tti"u. The tl!!rl WAS ulIcIillcu
# 'rD..'l >,!nc rl>cs Of dry goods IN Nllu
/ Co.,. warehouse, together Il large quall-
~ 8. .'Iii which he had Sccrcled for re-
.I'.. i j. needles, to say that he was an
'@F, ~ in one of the houses. He gave his
iHt'r 3d., James Whitcumn. lie was imtnedi-
II. crested. H. was subsequently William
""..'.a party vino had been Instrumental
" .'',,n~El" IT The stolen articles. White
". "'l". "a very lady-likr person, was eli
'.' iruaraut Of his rohbcrics, and WAS
'' .ry uyrrW Irlmcd by the disclosure.
>. Ima 'rrsrr received il cent of his ilI-"ottrn
0| ',1H" ,qrruidcrcd 10y him i'll dab
----- 1. .-i-Mr..
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\ hEurlTAmE DELAWARE FARM.-Thr
Middlctown urrl.) U:hn>cF1It thus speaks of
Il farm owned iy J. Il. frnnimorr aud 0ccu.
pied hy his son Samuel, near Odessa:
The wiud-iump which Mr.. trmnim"rr
erected Il Iilllr NOR" than Il wear a~o I" drl'n
his marsh land las done it, work most n"bly,
well ~rcrayin= lis cnirrrri-im- owner for his
cNlrnsr ana labor. 1t his thoroughly dried
the marsh and converted it into profitable
meadow. Last fail Mr.. Fcnniinnrc prepared
tine ground for GRASS. >owcd the seed, and
this wear rrup> the reward. lie has about
litIy acres HrIl set in timothy. yielding TWO
tons lcr acre, which, ut the present high
urirr.ui hay. j. worth Ia him between 81 hni
and : 1000. all from lHml which WIS formerly
culnpuraliyrIy y~alurlr>>: besides tii$ the
same redeemed land furnishes excellent pas
tira",. tor the stock II Tn" farm.
mir. i, has 4 furnishing peach orchard
of i..hrH trees. I'll land Formerly in trees.
FROM which he expects I" pick >.'uh baskets
uf fruit. thus ~rrluliny the odd idea that trees
will do no rood it planted the second time
uu the >l,nr -ruliud. Tie his ;ii>u an orchard
"r :ttn a;,li> frees. well laden with fruit
3lnnuw W!iril ne >aN> he can select twenty
irJc> that will yield fifty baskets each. The
entire farm. OF 400 acres, /. in Ill excellent
| STATE of culture. He has seventy a"rcs in
wheat. thirty III corn, about five in potatoes,
and his prospect for crops las fine IL any we
nave seen IN the country. Ilarin" Mr. Fen
uimnrr'> peaches 1T $500. his apples ut
-. 600. his wheat at $l.JJn. his corn 1T 5000,
hay 5000, mEl puiatnC, :tlOo. we lnNr th,
~nuw little silln OF Si3. 400. Not Il bad yield.
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BY Moody < Royal.
Zeal Estate Agents and AurtionccrS.
Office corner of Seventh and Hull streets,
Manchester. Va.
Moody < Royal,

INOR SALE PRIVATELY. TWENTY
Z I~;EAUTIFl'L BUILDING LOTS N TIE
"t;l'ck I'LL" ADDITION TO TIE TOW OF
MISUNDERSTANDING valuable lois front ~ feet
nn Hull aul l,"atnr streets. running imrk i3i feet
Ia m alley III feet wide. The elevated position al
tlr>,. lots makes them highly attractive. The view
is unsurpassed. ~ they command u full view al TIN
entire city Of l;irl,n"iI aud surrounding country,
I.m,atiun u. healthy lS ANY in the Stale.
\ Mat al The alroyC-Ic>rrilctl property ram hc Scrl
at our office. Terms and prices are liberal.
We will take pleasure In giving amy Information
In regard io this desirable property.
NOODT K ROYhLL.
iy II Real Estate Agents and Auciiunccr,.
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WARN SPRINGS, BATH COUNTY,
W Va, have been much improved, AMI will
n,uu un thu 18Th June. Pamphlets {" hc had nj
AirSSra. Coleman 4 Rogers. I;aliiInnrr Purcell, i.ull
L Co.. R%irlm"nI. ~ NJ The Ir"rrict"rs.
TERMS: 80 per day $50 per month of twenty
eight days.
EuiANk, REYNOLDS q
my nI-nm IrnnrirInrs.
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Midday WINS \ RACE.-.At the Saratoga
course on Monday the second race WAS for Il
purse of 5000, for all ages, to carry 100
pounds. one mile and ~thrcc-qImrtcr>. Four
horses We're entered and Started-Midday. )
years; Allie Hunt, & years John Mcrryman.
4 years. and Mctclla, ) years. Midday was
the i~ayorilr, scllin" in pools for 5000: Nc
tclla. 5000; Allie Hunt, $50. and John Mcr-
ryuian. 800. The start was from the back
of the Judges stand, the horses running ON
the diagonal track across the incluSllrc. They
were dispatched 10 Il good start. Midday III
front. with Mciclla next, and Allie Hunt
close 1T john McrryErn'> quarters. Mctclll
dcprivin- Midday Of the lead, carried on til"
running Ia the regular track, on entering
which she lcd Midday Il clear length, John
MrrrymHn being third. and Allie Hunt
last. bu, all well together. They ran
thus along the lower stretch. and 10
the stand. passing which MrtclIa led the
t%avuritr. the latter p'IlIin% double. half Il
lrn%tll. Allie llunl being half Il length before
John Mcrryuan. On the HrXt quarter Me
lrlla opened u zap of two lengths from Mid
day. but in going along the lIomc-Strctrh the
latter closed OH the marc, and John Merry
man with Allie Hunt also Joined issue, half IL
length only Srlaratin" the four HORSES from
each other. \ magnificent race cH>llcd along
the lower stretch, the horses running 50 close
that Il sheet would have covered them I'LL.
Approaching the thrrc-quarlcr pole. Midday
showed in front. but waited until opinsitr
the lower end of the stretch, when She shot
out and won easily by two lengths, John
Mrrryman beating Nctrlla three lengths for
second place. Time, ;:u9j, which WAS not
50 fast iy IL seconds lis Joe Dauirl>'> time
over the >ninc course in the Trayrr, Stakes.
on S:.lIGttay,-JI2h"H,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-07-18

Wutcrmclons have begun TO acquire il
enhanced muuler0sity -Ihaer.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-07-18

\h'.r,GY DCm.-L ousctNc. july IT,
4 "''A u-" Thomas knowland, OF Henry
".', iaj.. WAS assaulted by his nephew.
-""''| huu"itmd. on account Of an old
-.-. Yesterday evening iii" parties met
"..at:-" lh" quarrel. when Thomas drew
ID ..,'"l #ij ,A"I his nephew in the tbdo-
.'., lI".i.tly ~y"lniiug him. The latter
.'i"l q n"rE"lttr II Thomas, killing him
It't. if"r" r. great excitement in the
".'ili"od over the Affair, both parties
"'Ii known and Respectable.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-07-18


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