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The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1873-07-25

LARGE OATs.-We received last
Wednesday a specimen Of some oats,
raised near Lebanon by Mr.. 4. w.
SPaw. They are common side oats,
but have reached the enormous height
OF feet and inches. They are well
headed out, but the stock is 50 large
that it syilI not amount to much for
feed. This beats anything for "high"
that we have heard OF in Oregon this
season.
We were last week shown some
Surprise" oats, grown by Jos. Ham-
iIton, Esq, Of Orleans precinct. They
are not quite so tall as those raised by
Mr.. spaw, but have great deal small
er stalk and consequently will make
better feed. II any more Of our farm
ers have wheat or oats which are above
average, let them send in the deserip-
tion and we will publish 1t with pleas
ure
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1873-07-25

INsTALLATIoH.-The following off,
Gers we're installed iu Diamond En-
campment, C. r. c., in this city at
their last meeting: G., Sarah D. God
ley; J. c., Lfbbie A. HaIbrook; G. Of
II, II. d. Cooley; r. S., D. Mansfield;
F. s., d. r. Taylor, T., L. b. Royal;
]. G., Amelia Miller; o. G., J. J..
Domes; p. c., P. II Raymond; C. Of
r. &C. II. Stewart; 1st G., J. A.
Spangler; NJ Of c., Hrs. L. b.. Royal;
r. S., Will Beach.
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CONSULTATION BY LETTER FREE.

Patients unable to consult the Doctor person.
ally, may do so by letter, stating symptoms.
age and sex. All communications are strictly
confidential. and replied to the day following.
by DR., Thomas.
Private Personal consultation from Q A. NJ.
till p. n. Sundays from till II A. n, and g
TIL IL r.. n.
ONCE or consultation rooms, 663 Clay Street,
San Francisco, as above.
N. B.-Cases OF Medicine forwarded funsef
seal, 50 rs 70 defy observation,l 10 all pdfts Of
he interior van40yl
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NOTICE OF FINAL snTTEEmrNT

NOTICE rs HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
IL undersigned, Admistratrix OF the estate of
VIM. l.. Kendall deceased, has filed with the
Clerk OF the County Courtof Linn County, In
the state OF Oregon, her 1nal account for set
tlement, and that tile Hon. e. n. Tandy, Judge
Of said Court, on the 23d day OF June, 1878, made
an order appointing m
Monday. Ute 4th day Of august, 1878,
At the hour Of O'Clock ps M OF that day, at the
Court Honse IN the city Of Albany, In said
county Tor the hearing Of objections to such
dnal account and the settlenent thereof a
FRANCIS B. KENDALL, Adm'x.
S, A. JoHNs, Attsys-t7W1
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n. B. HUMPHREY, District Attor-
ney, returned during the first Of the
week from TiIiamook county, wlieFe
Judge Bonham has. been holding the
first Circuit Court ever held In that
County since It's organization.
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Gnermaaorrhnn.

pr. Doherty has Just published an important
pamphlet etnbodying his own views and skpe.
Fiences ia relation TO Impotence OF NirilIty. be-
tnnt Weakness. Nervous and Physical Debility
consequent on this affection. and other disea-
kea OF the Sexual Organs.
This htLis work contains information OF the
utmost vnise 20 all. whether married or single.
and viii tsr snnt FREE by mall on receipt OF
siA cents In postage stamps for return postage.
Address, W. X. DoHERTY, II. D..
Ndna5lf San Francisco Cal.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1873-07-25

To FARMERg.-Those farmers who
have wheat to store would do well to
consult the advertisement Of r. Chea-
de, which appears in this weeks pa
per. E. S. Merrill has charge of every
thing connected with the receiving of
grain at that warehouse.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1873-07-25

ARCTIC sopA.-Carother has Just
manufactured some new syrups for his
soda fountain which for delieiousness
OF flavor far suFpass any that be has
had heretofore. He always keeps his
soda well iced on these hot days.
Don't take our word for IL but go and
feat IL
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1873-07-25

HEBREw FEsrIvAL.--The Jewish
people from nearly all parts OF tile
State assembled In this city last sun
day for the purpose of having grand
festival. Their festivities were held in
the pavilion at the Fair Ground, about
one mile anG a half south of this city.
Ipa understand that two tables were
spread the entire length Of the pavll-
ion, richly furnished and literally
groaning under the weight of the sub
stantials and delicacies Of the season.
Pears, peaches, Rpricots, cherries and
grapes Were brought in immense guam
titles from California, for the occasion.
Every tielicacy that the Oregon and
California markets could afford was
well represented at their festive board,
The dinner Is supposed to be 10y Far the
finest that has ever been spread In or.
egon, 1t being estimated that 81 900 win
not more than cover the actual cost.
The Committee Of Arrangements con-
sisted OF Messrs. Leo. Fox, l.. Cline,
y, Baum and Sig. Fox, who spared
neither labor nor expense to give their
friends Throughout the State cordial
reception and pleasant entertain
ment. At about o'clock Z. NJ. dane
ing commenced and continued until 10
o'clock In the evening. These occasion.
al reunions of the descendants of Abra-
ham, scattered abroad throughout the
world, must indeed be very pleasant to
the participants, calling up, as they
evidently do on such occasions, many
traditions of their ancient fathers that
foudiy cluster around the memory of
theliving. Before closing this article we
we wish to say land we have It from
high authority It is the unanimous
opinion OF the young men that Corvai-
lis furnished the prettiest girls, aud
more of them, than any other city In
the State.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1873-07-25

GONE EAsr.--Rev. W. II. Mlesse,
who has for some time past been the
pastor of the NJ. i. Church OF this city,
preached his farewell sermon to large
audience Inst sabbath evening. Mr..
Miesse leaves US with the intention Of
graduating at one of the theological
colleges In the East.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1873-07-25

Ho, FOR THE CoAsr.-A party of
young gentlemen, consisting Of Avssrs.
Jas Titus, john Hannon and Chas
Bourgardes started last Tuesday for
the "deep, sad sea-" They intend
making the trip on horseback to va
quina, and then boarding as they have
weak constitutions and don't want TO
trust To their own skill in the culinary
art. The poultry raisers Of that Sec
tiOn will have good reason to thank
their lucky stars that this party in
tend boarding during their sojourn ON
the bay. The boys have good appe-
tites, aud chickens are an awful tempz
tation.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1873-07-25

GopEY's LADY's Book for August IL
already ut hand. II Is fair specimen
OF this famous magazine. being filled
TO OVERLOOKING with fashions, music
and literature. Every family should
have a copy OF IL. IL costs only $500
TO get II aud beautiful chromo-"Our
DaTling.n
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1873-07-25

Extra PoLIcEMAN.-Parley Nc
Knight has been appointed as an extra
POLICEMAN by the City Council. This
is a good move as there have been a
good many attempts at robbery In the
river towns below and our citizens
may expect their turn TO come at any
time.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1873-07-25

HoHsEs sToLEN.-we learn that
Mr. John Peek, farmer residing about
nine miles south Of this city, had two
valuable horses stolen from his pasture
one night last week. Dlligent search
has been made for the thief, but no
clue has been found as to his where
abouts yet.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1873-07-25

ARM BROKEN. Glrl, son Of
VIM. Glrd of this city, u lad aged IS
or II years, was thrown from horse
on Tuesday morning last by which his
left arm WAS broken near the wrist.
DIR. Hltl was called aud set and BAN
tlaged the fractured limb, and we hn.
derstAnd the lad Is doing well.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1873-07-25

RETURNED.-Messrs. Dave Froman
and T. J. Sites and their families ar
rived At home during the first OF the
week from a heightened scjourn In the
mountains in the vicinity Of the Sodas
on the Santlam. They report that the
road between Whisky Springs and
Lower Soda IS nearly impossible, the
mud being 50 deep that the wagons In
passing over ii would sink ia near
ly TO the hub. The blackberry crop
is immense, although they seem to be
OF an inferior quality, not being near
so large or sweet as they were last
year. People are fioeking up to that
part OF the country in unlimited num-
beFs, Notwithstanding the large crop OF
bears, poor bIackberries. bad roads, etc.
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DARING RoBBERY.-Last IFednes-
day night, as our policemen were pa
trolling the streets, they heard an unu-
sual noise in Carothers' drug store, aud
finding that It was locked Ia front they
immediately ran around 30 the rear Of
the store, arriving just In time to see
man disappearing around the corner.
Upon examining the store they found
that an entrance had been effected at
the back window by removing some
brick from beneath Il, aud then un-
fastening the window bolt by means Of
a long stick. The thief, or more
probably thieves, succeeded in getting
about SIS in 10 and % cent pieces, and
also some Of his finest cigars. Had II
not been for the noise which was oc-
easioned by one OF the thieves knock
ing n pair OF scales OF the counter,
and thus attracting the attention OF the
police, they would probably have got
ten away with great deal more spoil
Whose turn comes next?
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NEw BooKs.-Our gentIemaniy
bookseller, Alr. Fosbay, last week re-
eeiyed another large invoice OF books,
etc., for hisAtore. Since he purchased
the store he has been constantly adj
ding the publications of all the most
popular authors, and now has as good n
selection as can be found ia the valley.
Call and examine his stock.
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fWNHE UNDERSIGNED OFFERS FOR SALE
- q lafns situated three miles from Harris
burg c0ftatnlng SO acres. well ffnproTsed--Iz5
being IN cultivation, and all good Nihent land.
IL contains good residence. barn, orchard
stock water, and all other eonvsnie noes
Terms fasy. Inquire Of 81 r Holt Harris
burg QEeg0n, o. Of JAMES WHEELlAN
3 n90lf. sWaIla Walla. n. Z.
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or the Receipts aad Disbursements sG
L.isa ceuniy, oreEen. fFeHa Jaiy let,
Is72s 90 Jaiy lat, ts7o.
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ALMOST Ak TTEM.-Quite large
party OF our citizens bad a very pleas
ant time at the Soda springs last Tues
day at Waterloo, although one OF
their party came very near furnishing
q subject for an epitaph. One of the
young ladies, in crossing on q single
plank over the gorge through which
the Santiam forces its way, lost her
equilibrium aud was about to test the
effects of cold water on a weak consti-
tuition, when one of Albany's young
gallants rushed promptly out, at the
imminent risk OF having all the starch
taken out of his new 'sopen-behind.,
and succeeded in rescning her from the
imminent danger Of being cIawed all
full of holes by the raveDous little
minnows which infest the waters Of the
elassis Santiam, and-spoiled a first
elass item for the DENocRAT, for ali
ofwhieh we tenderhim 4 vote ofthanks.
BASE BALL.-The second and last
game Of the series between the Mo-
docs, Of Knox Butte, and the Twis-
ters Of Albany, was played on the
grounds Of the former on last SAT-
urday. Il was a hot contest between
the two clubs through the whole
game, and at the close Of the Mo-
docs last inning they were 6 tallie-
ahead. The Twisters then took the
bats and won the game by making the
splendid run Of "a. The Modocs play
ed this game gTest deal better than
they did the first, and the chances are
that If they were to play again they
would at least make it pretty hot for
oar-boys.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1873-07-25

IsiPRovEMENTs.-Dr. g. " Gray is
constantly adding the latest improve
ments in the dental art to his Office.
Last week he received a new and ham
dy fixture, which Is the invention Of
DR.. Thompson OF Portland, and ne has
also ordered some more valuable
instruments from the East, which will
arrive in a short time. As dental
instruments are being improved SO
fast, we expect that people will be
able to have their molars extracted
before long without leaving home.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1873-07-25

FROM ocHoco.-Mr. VIM. Circle
and son arrived home during the first
of the week from ocl1oeo, where they
went some mouths ago with a drove
of cattle. They report that there is
still 3 large crowd Of miners at work
in that section, aud that those who
have got down to the bed rock are
making it pay very well.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1873-07-25

Cor. J. " NEsMITH, of Polk coun-
fy, invaded our sanetuln on Wednesday
last. His corpus seems to have lost
TetQnd proportions since
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SEVERELY soAtnED.- "a little child
Of Chas. Barnes, of this city, was sc-
verely sealded last Wednesday, causod
by Its upsetting kettle of boiling jel-
~ and emptying the contents over Its
neck and 6reast. DIR. Jones was called
aud administered. relief to the little
sufferer, who though very badly In
lured Is ut present doing well.
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GofNa TO THE souND.--wo learn
that our friend and feliow.townsman,
II, G. Clement, contemplates removing
to some point on the Sound. lHa are
may we'll he proud OF tha new aeees.
siun 10 her numbers. ifay tho hest of
success attend him wherever he may
Nh
, 1873-07-01

dale was entered BY burglars last friday night,
a,ld about s1o0 worth Of dry goods carried on.
Entrance to tho Btoro waB elrootod through tho
collnr No clno to tho burglars,
Tho Fourth Of July will 10 celebrated In Ma
porville in n becoming manner thla ycar, OIL tho
beautiful park grounds iii tho wostorl, portion Of
the town, known az Kridor's Grove. All The ap-
pnrtona'leess and appliances TINT 90 to make a
grand, oltl-faBhioncd celebration, will 10 found
III Napervi1o Oil that occasion.
. A young lady, named Miss r. Brown, waa
drowned in o]oar Lake, Iowa, on Saturday hight.
She IN company lor father aild young gn,ltlo-
mum friend woro taking n nai on tl,o lake. when
tue boat was uEMot by h high wind. fIor fathor
and THO young man snycd Themselves by clnging
to tho bout.
Tho Board Of vlstore. now II, session in tho
Univarhity OF Virginn; lnye elected N. Il. navien.
President, Of Bethel College, to tho cl,uir Of
moral philosophy, ,nado vacnnt by lilo death Of
DR.. William II. NlcGuffey.
Michael Coy1o, Of Now Hamburger, Morcor
County, Pa, waa drowned, yoBtorday, in tho
river at Cleveland, by falling out Of bont
The family Of Barney May, of Dubuque, cn1no
noar being poisoned OH Sunday, by using strycl1-
rno for cream OF tartnr. Tlo loso was 80 largo
TINT 1t simply nauBoatod thom.
, 1873-07-01

Tho Iknilroad a.s,t1 Warehouse Col.-
1niHstostcrs 0n SpcCiIll Ixntcs--Exc.sr.
sto1h Rates Asked for by Il Delegation
Of E'nrmers.-The Toledo, wabash T.
Western Refuses 10 d:rnnt Them.
S1*c'"s Dspateh to The Chtc1ao Yfl1nne.
sPn1Nor1ElD, ILL.,, Juno Gothic Railroad md
Warehouse Commissioners will meet again to-
morrow, and 1t il undorstood TINT they will au-
thoritativoly atato their yiows Of the railroad
law to bc, that railroads may still give special
rates to largc shippers uudor tho third section.
They aro understood to bo supported III this
view by tho Attorney General md other eminont
lawyers, whom they have consulted, and tho rail-
roads hero arc acting upon this viow in tho carry
ing Of passengers. They are furnishing oxcur-
sion trains at ono faro and fifth.
spnlEaF1E1D, H., Juno 90.-A number Of gen.
tlomon belonging to the Champaign County
oranges Woro des1ous Of attending the Farmers
Convention to TO hold i'll this city On tile Fourth,
Accordingly, to bo ablo to do no, thoy addressed
letter to Vico-prohident Anderson, Of tho To-
ledo, Wabash & Western Railroad Company,
asking for greatly reduced rntos from To1ono to
Springfield aud returu-say 800 car. Ho ro-
piled that tho ratio thoy offered waB remuncratiye,
considering that 30 many wore going, and ho
would DO glad to tako them my time before tic
1Bt Of july but after TINT the rate must be uni
form, and they must consequently pny full fare
down and return.
, 1873-07-01
THE INDIANS.
An Ute Indian Camp Attacked by
Whftcs--Ect1 or Twelve Utes killed
--Tr0ub1e Anticipated --- Expected

An Ute Indian Camp Attacked by
Whttcs--:rcn or Twelve Utes Killed
--Troub1e Anticipated --- Expected
knid OF tho KickuI,0os Into TexuY.
LARAMIE CRY, W. T., Juno 30.-Tho Laramie
("yoming Torritory) Sentinel has the following
to-day: "soveral parties Of Utos hayo for
Home tlmo past boon i'll and about Rawllns
Pacific Railroad. Tho fnlianB hare recently
boon accused Of committing some dorrodations,
and on Saturday party Of citizons from Raw
]inH went to ono Of tho Ute camps, when quar-
rel ensued, In which tho citizons killed ton or
twelvo Indians and took sixteen ponies, n
lot OF BLANKETS, aaddlos, etc., and returned
to RawlinB. The Indians aro worry much excited,
and general Ute war is foarcd in consequence,
which will seriously Interfere with tho timber,
mining, and other interosta throughout this ro-
gion."
NEW ORLEANS, Juno 90.-A Drownavillo, Tex,
dispatch Hays tho mail from Lnretlo brings nows
that largo party Of Kicknpoo Indians arc Gu
there. It is supposed they aro waiting for tho
Rio Grando to fall to mako raid
on that place. Preparations woro being nlado
for vigorous dofonBo. Thoso Indians Lave
boon in tho habit Of making ncursons in that
Boctlon, robblng ranchos and killing settlers,
and escaping into Mexico uupunishel.
WAsn1NoToN Juno 80.-Tho Secretary Of the
Interior viii today sign tho order directing tic
removal OF tho Winnebago Indians from Wis
conBin.
OMAHA, June s0.-A dispatch from Ragl!ns,
Wyoming, states that yesterday party of In.
dans shot man, aud drove OF somo stock from
noar that place. a party Of ton citizons wont in
pursuit. p and Il overlook the Indians, who refused
to give up tho stock. A fight ensued, in Which
seyeral Indians wero killed and wounded. Tho
1ndians woro reported to 10 purity Ut Utes,
Mono OF tho citizens wore wounded.
, 1873-07-01
important Letter from MIR. BcccIler
to tho Brooklyn "Eagle."
He Gives Permission to Have
All Of His Letters
Published.
all tho SCandaI0us Stories Pro-
n0llnGed Utterly False.
An Immediate Investigation Of the
Case Considered Improbable,

Speeld' Dtapafch to The chicnGo 7fto'"e.
NEW fonK, Juno a0.-~A report Inns boon our"
rent tho lust two or three days. to tho effect TINT
tho Investigating Committee of Plymouth
Church in rbont to boon m o1nnlnatjon juto
:, ~ t."'A ~ .oA's,- cA"-e'o F'oAoAAo1 "b"i"n'
tno AeV. lleffry Nofd Beecher Dy Henry y.
Bowel, and Theodore Tilton. Thcro arc several
,..a..... T., H., I r. ~, 80 ,.
iaccuraeics III TUG report. III LILO 1iss piaco'
tho so-cnllod Investigating Committee iB not MI
Trvoat;vat;no cornn,ittno ct MI h,t iu co,nnoael
" - ~ a''' p's ~ e"iAFo"o'
simply or tic Church otilcorH OF DroctorB. ANY
charges against member OF tho congregation
"oula necehsaruy COMO oe1oFo tneao gon-
tlenon, but no poaitivo notion Of any
kind haa aa vot ham to1,on In thu mattcr
49," w ~ ''' oooA. '"Ae.' " ~oo .1''o"
roforrod to-. 1t is truo that tho church o1llcora
hnyo rccentlv heli A 1nent1nr. flurin7 which AR.
n1u1nnn y. "oe1 HuoH'lstea LOT thelr conslaefa-
tion certain charges Of slandor against Mouars.
, 1873-07-01
The Cholera.

CINCINNATI, Juno 90.-T1irteen deaths from
cholera woro reported to tho Health Officer to-
day.
woro reported from cholora to-day. The wealth
ar is favorable to f. decrease.
BT. LOUIS, Juno 30,-Reports and rlmora
have been In circulation hero for eome days that
tho cholera, or some diaeaso Resembling it so
cloaely that 1t cannot bo called by my othor
namo,, is pseyailng in different parts. Of
tho city. The Board of Hoalth layo doniod
it's existence, but to-day they exa,rt cd
QUO locality in the lower part OF tho city, and
found that aeveral deaths bad occurred, but at
tributod thom to unwholesome water in the wells
used by the people IN tho neighborhool. TIrco
doatls were reported to-day, and thoro Boens to
bo no doubt that othors have occurred within
week. They can all, however, be traced to tho 1so
OF impure vol watcr, imprutlent diet, or disti-
patton. Thoro Is no a!arn, In tho city. nur is
there any. apprehension. The city Is IL M "n-
usually oleanly condition, aud the Board of
Health and otlior authorities are active in main
taining strivt sanitary nlonHstrod.
, 1873-07-01

Brn1Sar1Etp, Juno 3O--The Rockford Contral
naroa.l Of Illinuir, al.l tho Maaisun Il Portage
liailroat Of Wisconsin,, have tllod articles Vt
consolidation in tho oialco of tho Secretary OF
Hta!o, undor tho Of tho Chicago 4 Superior
lfuiroal. Tho capital stock IL $40, 900 per milo.
Sreciaf pispasch to The Chicago Trib"'s.
WAslllSaron, Juno 30.-Iho now through line
Of travel botwoen this city, tic Northeast, md
tho Wost, oyer tho baltimore Il Potomac Rai|~
ruad, has boon successfully opened, nnl il now
in full operation. Passengers coming froin CT
returning to tho North aud Eaat will not bo COM
po!lod, as heretofore, to pass through Daltmolo.
drawn by horsos while Western passengers will
no longer DO subject t. tho annoyance Of having
cling over the pennsyana Cou:tal Railroad aud
its connections. 1t III proposed to mako fnst
timo botwoen this city anil Now York, Ald also
Cincinnati, Chicago, anil bt. LouiH.i
, 1873-07-01
MYSTERIOUS MURDER.

Murder Of nn ex-strltiuh Officer In
Now F0rl1.-Eeslall Of II Farmer.
found on Saturday on tho South Beach, Staten
island was recognized az tint of Col. Lionel
Percy 6idnoy, 1ato of the British Army vino has
loon stopping at tho Do Soto 1Iouuo, nloockor
htroot. 1la left tho hotel On tho 2lst inst to
draw largo sum from Aia bankor, mud has not
beon soon ri,1co. AZ no nlunay waa found on hlH
purson foul play Ii suspected.
Samuel JonoA u farmer at Houtls Oystor Bay,
i. L.. wan mlrloro1 Oh Friday night last, ;,ia
body bong thrown into q wall aid AiB house
robbed
, 1873-07-01

TR0TTING PREMIUM NO. $4,000.
For hoEaeo xhic haze noset beaten 2so siooo to lit,
1-ISen hnoo's r. Z. Walter.
~. +. Aoache'a b: N: Hattie Fawcotto.
9-F. +. Wanmakor'e 6l. g. Albert.
+gfayca + 11onsis, bl. ~ Clementinc.
ga. LaWs' b. III. Ida.
7-Wm. pnrne's a. 9. Quicksilver. formerly Kenble.
9-Gus. Glddons bl. g. Billy iamIe1son.
TR0TC1NG PREMIUM, NO. 4-s4,ooo.
For hossos whtoh hago boaten 25 49, 0 to 1st,
Gl, ,EO to 2d, $6o1 to Cd, $40 70 4th.
l-Aluok Lowis' oh. =, Byron.
al. ". Alexandare b. m. Ella Wright
3-Ben Mnco's b. m. Clara g.
e-G. ]. FnlleEs hs z. Meny Todd:
Iii. d: fio6drioh's 6. g. Botilno.
lUkNINa PRES1fH%. II ]; 1i5l. Hy}:s-scoo
M1e boats for al aYos. 800 to ls to 3D. $50 to 3d.
III: 9. Bandy's Q. boston Cruiser.
2Eh 9raya Knga EKouso 6yoars, by imp. knight
q 3t. GoorEc, dam n9tty Klng By noston.
81. g. ssmpso9,e b. N: Wansn.a hy Imp. Boune soot-
Ro1bnry, dam Nera Worth by imp. Eclipse.
I'D l1aEEhon's b. c. HuukldorA, 8yeara. by Maoon,
3d. j. CroTloys ch; h. Quarterna.tor by imp. bonnie
Scotland, 'ltEn Nosette.
9Wan Jonniugsb b. .. Oapo Race, 4yoass. By Le1Eug.
1o-T. q. Mooro's ch. q. Rogor Hanson.
1l-R: H.. Harnes b. m Lady Fairfield by Imp. Bonuio
Scotland. tIsni Lady Lancaster.
dsm By Whileboue.