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The weekly Louisianian., 1872-08-24

QUESTION OF 1NFoEMAr1ox.-Who
wrote tho paragraph in the Grand
Err applogizing for the halfsheet
issue, on the pretended ground Of
"the detention Of the shipment Of
the blank paper" whatever such
jargon means? Was the shipment
delayed, Or was il. made aud the
detention" suffered at the hands
ofa sheriff? The . favorable, con
siiderationn n f; friends .suss b besought,
and the regrets Of the "editor and
r'opr1eto,rs'' are given to t1espuble..:.
Now ut the head Of the same column
IN which these ':pronilsto,s' l 1L,l,,,l
i is 1 asserted that u: Henn Bnrch',
il il the editor and fropriaalah would.
be interesting to- knoEEwhich Of
these statements IL true, dwhklsBthherz
they arc not both false; and
is neither editor nor proprietor;
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ha1ardiny all on then cha4ees 4
vim Ind win in tl,eirt,NE, manner
Impossible to do tliszbby them
selYes, what is the programme 4
presented by knowingsones md 4
plninly indicated in several quarters
Why it is to FORM A COALITION WITT
THE DEMOCRATIC PATTY, and at the
proper time substitute the name Of
3. +. Jonas, -llt t.e =! candidate fol
Lieutenant Governor 81 tho Nc:
Emery ticket,) for G. G. Antoine,
Candidate for Lieutenant Governor
On their ticket, I'M vote Tor Kse1-
losgg;z an a ,i i NJ ilssK1lss1ll1Eegg3sba j a ],
to the United States Senate, and
Jonas to be Governor Of Louisiana.
This is assuredly the plot, and this
is the third chance the Democracy
has of winning, and the third dan
ger to which we are exposed.
It may be that even this resort
will fail; but it is enough that they
attempt it, to make the ticket obi
GUS, and / solemnly adjure every
good Republican to cut loose from
these companionsbips. They are
all leading you astray. Trust them
not, they are fooling you, and
you will find out that all I say
is true, if;you are weak enough to.
undecided. Give in your
support to the only Regular
and safe Republican ticket in the
field. Unite, quickly, firmly and
with determination, give "a long
pull, a strong pull, and a pull alto
gether" and all will yet be safe.
WHITE REPUBLICAN.
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%leosrlSuEp rp,,,

leosrlsvhD FROM s,rx.,
average brute: These prso,.<n<
ao,n came 10 the NORTH, L.y;,," et
gotten wealth with u free ll,n, ''sa
'','s AL: ~ with whom they ca,,,. @I'','j'
IS much wealth as ever, butt, i" p''t>
" and justly distributed ,l,.n /, , ''o':s
Ii the South wants to inv: .'s' '*A
and Capital let her dis1aun h.. ,%'' a., u
bands, let her set rid Of h., ~, a,! A':S4
v'ncialism, which leads her ,v,,, s''
as enemies all men who are i ln1. a. '''a
ierent part Of the country. LII n' Nag
70 welcome md cherish ar,s4'a.' 4'1
|hetherdo thissor cease ter s eo,sr',,st
am sure those willnsssss 10 the spasa'
70 which Leone. and liza, il, w. y.
follow Mr. Summers advice anil r ,',' y
Greeley. "u' '0% ]
If Mr.: Greeley has don. ,,,;
work, he has our thanks for il " ,',
sorry that he has dstteruina} >" S ss'
his course. eA'es
nv Hr
w, 10 Mr. Sumner We say the Sane ,,,
We have h0norea him highly, lz..s
upon him as almost surcr.huu.s. I ls.'
last IS shown the flaw in tile almost ,v w.
character, which shows that c1,,r,,s q
ner, after all, is mortal. 'S' >'a
In refusing TO follow bis aav;o.
doubt bat that we will be charged vi, !.
norance, prejudice and inuzt;tua.. \
we appeal from this Judgment Of C',s
sumner enrasscd and drunk with , rs
desire for revenge, to the Charles s,n.'
OF the past, whose only passion va,,1
burning q sire to right tho wro,l.s a 4
oppressed, confident that when s,s'
times shall como he will bona, Ne !.
Keeping in view his early cyusss, d,
guiding our conduct by them,
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ASy~There cun be no doubt that
the efforts Of Republicans to unite
their party is having a trcmend-
ouus effect in th,erallkg Of the Liberal
and Democratic parties; and there
is hardly a doubt that in the event
Of our union, there will be- n re-
yorption of tho Liberals by the De-
mocrats. Thus we will have the
old fight in November, the Demo
Gratis against the Republicans.
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WOMEN AS

At the Boston Jubilee, the press
was we'll represented by ladies,
most of whom were attached to
daily newspapers. Among then,
were Mrs. s. D.. Powers (Shirley
Dare) of the New York Commercial
advertiser ind Tribune; Mrs. Briggs
Critical Olivia of the Philadelphia
Press; Mrs. Howard (Howard) Of
the same paper aud Boston Com
monwcuM Miss Emma Some
Lawrence, OF the Romans journal ;
Miss Hicks Sophie Sparkle) of the
New York Evening Hail.; Celia To-
gan, of the Washington Chronicle;
Miss Taylor (Dora) Of, the Wash
ington Patriot; Mrs. Bangs Of the
Northern (MontreaD Journal ;
Louise Chandler Moulton, of New
York Tribune; Nora Perry Of Provi-
dence (R. L. Journal; Susie -Vogel
(Susie w. of Springfield Republican
and New England Farmer; Sallie
Joy, of the Boston Post; Mrs. JOS
lyn, of the Maiden Mir7o,';; Louisa
c. Knight, of the Charlestown
Chronicle; also Miss Virgins
Vaughan. Gale Hamilton peeped
in once, but was unable to raise a
gale under the harmonious influences
therefore disappeared. A lady
represented a Des Moines (Iowa)
paper, another. the Laramie, Kan
sas, Journal, another a Nebraska
paper. Various other newspapers
represented at intervals dur
ing the Jubilee by women. -
At the last Jubilee thts1
only. were present as npofters,
Kate Field being one. This shows
a gratifying advance Of women in a
field for which they are especially
by their feminine quickncss
Of tact and perception. Tho advent
Of woman in the department of
journalism is one Of many indica-
lions that the old barriers of exclu-
sion are yielding to the spirit Of the
Age Woman Journal. I
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New ORLEANS, August 10, ls'Z

Hon. II. G. Dibble:
S1R-Your letter of this date is before 's
and contents noted. You desire to Nfs
from me that in case Of your d,rlI''a!;sha
my favor, your candidacy for t"'lsi1& !; n
large, would I be willing to accept 'A' ii
d~orselncnt Of your committee. ,.,.u
LII reply, I beg leave to state 'ha' ! am !;
and Furthermore, that il my deelll,a'Ma i
your favor, or inthat Of any other h ':,s' !
can, would ins,ur tho success oi aii ln!', H. =
would most freely Withdraw, I%'l!esl's .p us
four tickets in the field will tend To- a r','
defeat for the Republican party i'll '''' '""'>
Respectfully, yours, ,,,,,. 1rwE.
II was resolved thorcnpon TINT the '',' +
nation Of Hon. II. G. Dihhlc, ca!'';s' Ia, a., Il.
Congress at large, be accepted, a'f' n l,rls rs
name Of Colonel James LEWIS tl o iii,
be placed upon the State ticket IL ~
thereof. l,.si.
After The transaction Of uninpofta1' W.. =.
ness, the committee adjourned 10
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REGULAR REPUBLICAN CONG77rr,

The Meeting Keste'day-h:. Wu7d
for E1tctor-Juelye DlDt/ for Ca
gsess Declines-Lo. Lewis Noul
mated.
At the meeting Of the regular Ieppb|
lican State Central Committee vcst,,l
day: it was resolved that the Hon. n
D.. Worrall be placed on the ticket l
oil elector, Second Congressional Ds
trict, in lieu Of Hon. W. r. Fish, del
clined.
The following communications wed
! ordered to be published:
New ORLEANS, August 70, 1S1a.
To the President ard Members Of tie E1,r5
lican State Committee:
GESrLEMES-Tho Republican State Cs|
| vcntiun which appointed this COMMITTED
made an earnest effort to units the nffl
tunate division in our party. 10 that yll
having rejected a proposition to combine HM|
an anti-l;cpublican body, it appointed sma|
nlittec to confer with the committee Vi III
other Republican faction. presided crr
the Hon. s. Il. Packard. III the negotiated
which fnlluwcdit bccaluc apparent tsI,a: ihfnl
WAS on both sites 4 general desire fr lad
mony. The difficulty which prevented oil,
uniting was the refusal Or the INABILITY .t:lI
other committee to join in making a ticket I
represent the whole parts. This was d]
nlandcd If them, because their nGni'liahGd1
lad been made by a convention rnIltahitEaa
apart only If the Republicans Of l~rlsnsa'
Failing in It's efforts for unity our t'ahG-
ton proceeded to make q ticket. Was hon
orcd by the nomination for Congress from
the STATE at large.
Inow think that this nomination was
mistake and l am constrained to ak yvat
accept my d%"clination. >,
During the negotiations OF which sH!as
Hon. James Lewis, who is the manincc I'll tA
other faction for the same place: Was tlr IEs
to tender his resignation Ill order upa' n !;
Office might he used, if necessary; IN "
work Of reconciliation. This act u liz.
seems to me, entitled him to receive Ira' !"
the same Endorsement which VIC save /
Colonel A. 2. Field, candidate fur A't'F''
General.
1t il not now too late to do this act OF |'
lice. ,
l desire, above, all things, the unity 'a
success If the Republican, party IN i"I',ls'h !
believe that tllis act of mine Will lt'iu, !"
degree, to that end.
therefore, respectfully resign the h" y.
'ation given to mo, and Request Tins comm. Ill;
&c to place the name Of Hon. James LS"D
n my. place OIL our ticket.
Very truly, your obe1icnt servant, =.
HENRY &. DIGGLE.
The weekly Louisianian., 1872-08-24

The colored men Of Omaha held
a huge meeting for the purpose Of
discussing their duty in thapkesent
campaign. As might be expected
MI. Summers letter and adyiceeaIne
up.
Resolutions were adopted decl-
ming to follow the Senaterssadvice
and enthusiastically endorsing
Grant and Wilson.
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e. II. FLOWERS.
OF. A term.
FOR CONGRESSS-FIFTH DISTRICT,
DAVID YOUNG,
OF CONCOHDIA.
or

@~In consequence Of the pros
pect OF publishing the official pro.
ceeding Of the August Convention,
we propose to relieve our readers
from the nausea of q "twice told
tale" and abstain from continuing
in this issue our unofficial report
taken during the session of the Con
vention.
The weekly Louisianian., 1872-08-24
A Cl RATIVE SPRING IN NEW
ORLEANS,
BoARp OF HEALTH.

IL. Board OF HEALTH,
I s. New Orleans, Aug. IL, 1872. I
The following j. o report of M ex-
animation Of the water, and gas from a
drove well on Canal street, near Clai,
borne street. The we'll is forty-five
feet deep, and situated on the premises
Of Senator Barber: .s*
The gas is composed pnipeipally all
-carburetted hydrogen, 18th tAaea-
eiglteenths per cent. Of easabonikesaeid.
There is also aatTaee Of sulphnreted
hydrogen pereeItallle BY the smell.
The water contains chloride Of mag
nesiun,, elleride,of idiuaa, chloride Of
|calcium, carbonate OF linne,. prDto-car-
bonate of iron, heescaxbonic acid. s..
b The earbenatessofalra i'm aud iron are
held ~inaelstioh byatMlszah free carboniic
laeiidd; 5ss,ssd thetyz aare p RI i]pitt from
the watsfl'shy b !, dji;lflnd Each pint Of
the water 66ontains l61S:s39 grains b t., Of
common ID t1r5 s,sallt, 81 chloride 81 calcium.
The g ~. y i j. yalppa /, s. for 81 heating, pu y, !
poses Without any treatment tine and NIB by
passing the gsas4 throuugghhse vessel filed
with ,sadolina il viii turn ri il ]. light
equal in1steadlinesss bfialianny aadsM
other. respects to4eonnnponaQgss from,
eoatALFRED WsRERRYM N. D.,
Is ss h zze ~ Chemist
The fofegoiinlgs ana yani whasz made in
The hbosatory Ut tie Boafdsof Health,
and may Be relied upon is correct.
c. b.. WHITE, ~. q.
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Ds- We have received a copy Of
the "Colored Cutzsn' published at
Cincinnati, Ohio. II is handsomely
made up md mall respects worthy
Of patronage.
1ts motto is, Equal JUSTICE TO ALL
MEN and advocates the election of
Grant and Wilson. We wish it
success.
The weekly Louisianian., 1872-08-24

JULES LANABERE, of Orleans.
w. r. FISH, of Orleans.
Ml1rox NORRIS, of Ascension.
IF. l.. Brooks, Of Catahoula.
STATE, CONGRESSIONAL, AND ELECTO.
RAJ. TICKET, UNANIMOUSLY NOM
MATED by THE REGULAR RE-
PUBLICAN PARTY, AUGUST
18TH, 1872.
roI GOVERNOR,
p. 3. S. PINCHBACK,
OF ORLEANS.
FOR LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR,
A. B. HARRIS,
or coScoHDA.
FOR SECRETARY oF STATE,
GEORGE d. LOUD,
OF 1BEEvILLE.
FOR AUDITOR OF PUBLIC ACCOUNTS,
W. JASPER BLACKBURN,
OF CLAIBORNE.
FOR ATTORNEY GENERAL,
A. 2. FIELDS,
OF ORLEANS.
FOR SUPERINTENDENT OF PUBLIC EDU-
CATION,
WIN. G. BROWN,
OF ORLEANS.
FOR COMMENSURATE AT LARGE,
FL. C. DIBBLE,
OF ORLEANS.
o CONGREss--FIRsr DISTRICT,
EDWARD BUTLER,
OF P1AQUEMNEs.
FOR coNGREss-sEcoND DISTRICT,
A. E. BARBER,
OF ORLEANS. o
FOR CONuREss-TuIED DISTRICT,
THOS. II. holland,
OF IBEnv1LLE.
FOR CONGREsss-FOURrH DISTRICT,
J. MADISON WELLS,
or RAr1DEs,-Long term.
E.. II. FLOWERS
OF aRANT,-Short term.
FoR CoNGREss-T1FTH DISTRICT,
DAVID YOUNG,
or CoNcoKDlA.
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CONN UNI ca TED.
iron TIE L~ou1s1AN1AN.
New Orleans Aug. %, 1872
Mr.. ED1roR-lt will be interest
ing and suggestive to your readers
and those who earnestly desire The
perpetuity Of Republican Govern.
ment in our State, to notice thu
relative positions of the two parties
that actually exist among us. Fol
after all there are but two parties
and but two ways to choose oul
path. Ours is the Republican, and
Us I will shew the only Republican
road, and the only one that leads to
safety and security. +,
There are now, apparently, four
parties in the field, with four sets oil
nominees; but actually there are but
two, the Democratic and the Repub-
lican party, with three chances for
the Democracy and onefor Republi-
cans.
The McEnery ticket, of course is straight
out Democratic, and notwithstand-
ing the unanimous endorsement OF
the Cincincinnati platform by their
State Convention, they carefully ex-
clude the negro from any consider
alton at their hands. This ticket
appeals to the old Citizens, the
Bourbons, the negro haters, for
sympathy and support, and if it re-.
ceives enough Of it, will undoubtedly
put the iron heel Of despotism and
tyranny on Republicans necks.-
Therefore every Republican is driv-
en- by every consideration to defeat
this ticket if possible. This is
one danger that menaces us, and
one chance for the Democracy to
win. !,
Another springs from the Penn
side Of the house. The platform
upon which this ticket stands is also
that adopted at Cincinnati, but like
the Democratic managers there is
an evident unwillingness to accord
to Republicans in general, and the
colored people in particular, that
place in their ranks and those po-
in theiY gift which they are
20 eminentl entitled to.
Their ticket will not endure inn
scrutiny, although it is a
considerable improvement on rank
But as il is not Ro-
publican enough, it is not entitled
Republican support, and its sue
less involves an inevitable curtail-
nent ofthe privileges and immuni-
les Of Republicans. From this
some danger is also to be
'pprehended, and thus gives the
another chance to win
md the Republicans once morerisk
Il losing. -
The third danger springs from
he Kellogg combinations. The
icket looks well enough ION paper,'
nd il it we're put in tho field by
he united Republicans Of Louisi-
ma it would command strength and
Import, and this fact in itself
'ould n~ecessitate 50 many changes,
I attitude, programme. md opera
ion, that there would not be any,l,
!oubt Of it's success Bat the rel,
e1se is tho truth. The ticket is
be work Of a few selfish men; and
opular approval cannot BE. pro-
uredifor Or it, =Batoncsonths,vrong
ath, once induoedsby i determine
on to rule, and having 70 resort !,
) i'll che devices . accomplish this
esult, it was easysm them TO aide !
ito TYRANNY eon6rm the work
{ opprsssi Observation-Disclosures 4
ID aud the cvsifibnrdgned.
These managte at thiiak now they
sueceesed under ~ circun-- i :
'anees |. AAssasold=ea =, marble IS in<
i6srent M asstoic; they vhness i
% angush. their conduct in9iets, i
lille they reeklessly persist inl
The New York herald., 1872-10-03


Fadladeen was first away, Lochiel second, Hattie
O'Neil third, Elsie fourth, Wheatey fifth, Harry
Bassett SIXTH Nema seventh, Henrietta eighth. AS
the horses passed under the buY Elsie went to
'front.', Lochiel third, Hattie O'Neil fourth,
Wheatley fifth, Harry Bassett sixth, Nema
seventh, Henrietta eighth. They went out OF
sight for few seconds around the hill,
and when they appeared on the lower turn
Elsie LED two lengths Harry Bassett second Fad
laden third, Lochiel fourth. Hattie O'Neil fifth,
Wheatley sixth Nema seventh, Henrietta eighth.
Harry Bassett then moved up, and as Elsie passed
the threequarter pole he was at her saddle skirts,
the Others In the order gwen above. Harry soon
afterwards went to the front, and gaoped home
winner by three lengths, Elsie second, four lengths
ahead of Fadladecn Hattie O'Nel fourth Lochiel
fifth, Wheatley sixth, Nema seventh, Henrietta
eighth. Time 1:l7si.
The Sixth Race.
HANDICAP SrEEPLE CHAsE-Iurse $500, OF which
$500 to the second horse; entrance free; three or
more horscs-the property OF different OWNERSHIP
start About two miles and a half.
10 DOnahues ch. 8. Tammany, by Lexington,
dam Liz Mardis five years old, l55 lbs I'll.
Gainey) y)....................... ...................
James Thompson's br m. Lobcia, 10y Bonnie
Scotland, dam Captola, 147 lbs, aged q.
HcnTy) .................. 2
X. Snea's Dr. c. Astronomer, by Asterod, dam
Miss Carter, four years old, 143 lbs tSutline) 8
II. Shea's b. q. King John, by Lexington, dam
Tokay, aged l45 lbs. CMetcal0 ................. 4
Time-N0t taken.
The New York herald., 1872-10-03
pashfuy upon them. K is more interesting. MOI


NsSf' THR HNrAxaLEMEETs oF TOILET.
or the difference between ashes OF roses London
smoke and 80 forth, hc simply observes that
and hats and bonnets, relieved occasion
ally by the display OF skirts OF lighter hue.
and ricn, bright shawl. or bright, saucy feather
in a duck OF a hat destructive OF meditatIons on
the vanity OF iile But their faces: thereon the
reporter can gaze unObtrusvely and And much
comfort In their delicate beauty, blonde. brunette
sees OF the is what comes reflected from their
eyes, ana ne sees enough. Next follows
THE NURSERY STAKES,
which, Heaven forgive us, is not inappropriate IL
tine excitement Is brought to high pitch, as they
make false start or two, to be ordered back again.
Tney are on with grand rush, and their giancing
sides fash back the .sunglcams as they reach
for the lead On they come, the foremost
crowdng to the inner edgo OF the course. AS the
foremost gains the judges stand three horses close
upon his heels are seen through q cloud OF dust
There Is stumble, and BemOnts Breadabane colt
is seen to fall amid the rushing thr0ng,
THROWING HIS RIDER
young HanmOre. Shricks are heard on all sides
from the ladies' stand and men shut their eyes as
the headlong steeds rush by and over the strug-
Cling horse upon the ground. Another has fallen
at the same moment, the flly Katy Pease, and be-
fore the boy Shields can rise the colt Galway has
Is the work OF an instant, and oil save the fallen
are many lengths ahead. To the 10y OF all they RISE
horses and riders The boys are looked to at once,
put the two rideress horses sniG the air and follow
at galOp the others around the track, keeping up
gamely to the end. and being with difficulty
captured afterwards The boy Hanm0re was,
happily, unharmed; but the poor lad Shields,
and was carried falnting away. the fourth race
Ia forfeited to Elsie and the fifth Is steeplechase.
One OF the horses In this chase threw his rider but
much applause. Thus ended the 0rst day OF the
Autumn meeting.
The New York herald., 1872-10-03

Looelia nrst. Astronomer second, Tsmmany third.
King John fourth close up. wheeling TO the
was nfst Jumped by Lobeiis. VINO was leading three
lengths. Astronomer second. three lengths an
sdyanc. O. King John .hs was se a distance I'm u
next impediment In Their way and they passed over
IL In the same order as before. They then Jumped
Ieaped over hurdle under the blua then int the
south neid. where there was . brus1 ience
to-. 20 he taken ls'e, a she.sa &'sa,omss ass s,is
and side, Tsmmsny fourth The horses now
clrcled around the neid. jumping two ditches. snd
the race, the hedge and water IN front of the
Grand stand. Lobcha was stiI In irsnt and went
p,m,,p pse, prs s 40 ase oisas ~ lesps, but
when KING John landed aner making the Jump nc
came down on his knees throwing MetcaiL ma
about their business ana a va. some time before
Metcaif had recovered sufficiently rom ~. ar "
so' Int Loo ls.e ,o oyer,ake then. sarring accl-
dents Leaving the water the horse. ran down ths
narrow strip ci land between the fractional and
Lobelia leading. Astronomer second. fammany
third. They then crossed tho regular track. went
moas,ea n 's ths .i NM % hncwn !. .Ss fieae Ground.
where there was Q stone wall ON the apex. Lobtia
jumped the wall ave lengths ahead Of Astronomer.
The horses then scrambled down the hiil among
the rocks. and. crossing the track, entered the
9es and s sens s% ss
at the loot OF the bun where they cleared hurdle
Lobelia was still leading, Astronomer second. Tam
many third. The latter then began 20 move up on
the Others. ana - thcy entered me n0fth ncla nc
passed Astronomer and made play fof the mare.
There were two brush fences and q ditch 20 he
surmountea In the he'd and onk hurdle on the
homcstretch. The mare kept In ffont while In the
field. but a. they came out on 70 the track In the
lower turn fammany took the Iced and was more
than . length ahead OF LobeliA a. he Jumped the
hurdle on the homeslrctchL He then came away
and won by half Q dozen iengths. LobeliA nearly
one hundred yards ahead OF Astronomer. The
time OF this race was not taken King John ran
the whole Of the way around and made all the
jumps after hts accident. MeteAlf going Tor the
glory OF the thing only.
The New York herald., 1872-10-03
NASHVILLE BLOOD HORSE ASSOCIATION.

Third Day OF the Fall Rscisg Meestag-
Fanny M. tho Wisner ef the MILE Heats,
London the Dash oS Two miles aad VA
lagc Blacksmith the One milo Dash.
NASHVILLE. Oct. q 1sT2
The third days racing was very interesting and
was witnessed by . large gathering. The following
are the summarizes
NASHVILLE TENN, OCTOBER 2. 1s72-FALL MEET
INC or THE NASHVILLE BLOOD HoRsg AssOciA-
TION-THIRD DAy.-Merchants' Exchange stake.
for three mile heats; entrance $780, for.
felt $25; Merchants Exchange TO add 800; second
horse TO receive 500; closed with fourteen en-
trios:-
George Cadwallader's b. r. Fanny NJ, by
Lightning, dam by Yorkshire. ............ 1
General Buiords ch. Malta by Marion,
Jos. A. Malby's ch. Eveilna Mabry, by Jack
Malone, dam Betty Martin, by imp Emu. .
ID. u. Kinney 4 Co.'S ch. I. Flush, by liia-
watha, dam Fanny Bugg. BY Ambassador 1
G. w. Hunts br. T. Warrcnc, by Hiawatha
G. W ". Stewards 5. T. Jenny Mckinney, by
Planet, dam Volga, by Glencoe. ...........A odis
Time, 1:s6A-l 45h-l:sSh.
SAME Dissatisfaction Purse $500; dash OF two
7. G. Moore's 9. 6. London. bv Lightning. dam
j. Mattngby's b. Bessie Lee. by Hunters Lex
ingtOn, dam by ChOrister. ter.......................
J. A. Mabry's ch. C. Eand, by Jack Malone, dam
SANE characterization Purse. sia5; dash Of one
Owners blk. g. Village Blacksmith. by vandai,
dam Ch0lcra.. ....................
Owners b. G. Bombsnell, by Marion, dam Fleet
G. W. Stewards CHI h. Barney Williams, by lex.
ingtOn, dam volga. .......................... 3
Time, 1A7k.