Whig and tribune. [volume] (Jackson, Tenn.) 1870-1877, 1873-11-15

N-N'A s'a|-- NhAA-AAff G4A-|-F anu II AAGL--r
Milan, Tenn.
For best and fastest3 year old horse,
mare or geldiug, one mile, premium
$40, to L 3 Hicks, Madison county,
Tenn. Time minutes.
For best and fastest , two year old
horse, mare or geldiug, l 1-3 mile,
premium $50, TO W I Senter, Hum
boldt, Tenn.
FOURTH DAY.
HORSES OF ALL WORK.
For best stallion, "Octoroon, " four
years and over, diploma and twenty
Eve dollars, TO Jno. +. Head, Browns
vile, Tenn.
For best stallion, three years, pre-
MUM fifteen dollars, to r. 4. Hunt,
Jackson, Tenn.
For best stallion, two years, prcmi- .
um ten dollars, to r. j. Wood, Car
roll Station, Tenn.
For best stallion, one year, premi-
nm five dollars, to w. 7. Scnter,
Humboldt, Tenn.
For best stallion, sucking, prcmi-
um five dollars, to w. T.. Sentcr,
Humboldt, Tenn.
For best mare, four years and over,
IlLGAA4AAAl ten tlol4aLS. 10 II. ~ i eltA-
well, Jackson, Tenn.
For best mare, three years. premi-
Um eight dollars, to b. c. Moblcy,
Trenton, Tenn.
For best mare, two years, premium
five dollars, to j. r. Cox, Bowling
Green, Ky.
For best brood mare aud colt, pre-
MUM twenty-five dollars, to 4. $.
Davis, McLcmOresyille, Tenn.
HARNESS STOCK.
For best stallion, four years and
over, premium, diploma and twenty
five dollars, to II. Il. 4. McCorllle,
DYER Co., Tenn.
For best stallion. three wears. pre-
MUM twenty dollars, to r. A. Hunt,
Jackson Tenn.
For best stallion, two years, premi-
um fifteen dollars, to ". Il. Scnter,
Humboldt, Tenn.
For best stallion, one year, premi-
nm ten dollars, to W. T. Seater.
Humboldt Tenn
For best stallion, sucking. oremi-
um five dollars, o W. T.. Scntcr,
humboldt, Tenn.
For best mare, four years and over,
lfAN.A4At I'm - II AAa4AtAl - 70 H 4LtAAl-
well, jackson, Tenn.
For best mare, three years, prcmi-
um ten dollars. to W. l.. Alexander,
Jordan Station, Ky.
For best mare, two years, premium
ten dollars, to J. r. Cox, Bowling
Green, Ky.
For best mare, one year, premium
five dollars, to II. r. \. McCOrkle, /
Dyer County, Tenn.
For best mare, sucking, premium .
Ave dollars, to :. Z. Hayden, Union F.
City, Tenn.
For best geIding four years and .
over, premium twenty-five dollars, to
r. 7. Ham, Milan, Tenn.
Fer best gclding, two years, pre- .
MUM fifteen dollars, to HOlcomb and .
Baker, Paris, Tenn.
swEEPsTAEEs
For best stallion, any age, premium
twenty dollars, to LOyclace * Foster.
Como, Tenn.
For best marc, any age, premium
ten dollars, to 5. y. Hayden, Union
City, Tenn.
For best pair OF geldiugs any age, .
under sixteen hands, premium ten .
dollars, to Payne * Mason, Jackson,
Tenn.
For best pair mares, any age, pre- .
MUM ten dollars, to 5. I. Hayden, f.
Union City, Tenn.
SPEED RING.
For ghe best and fastest trOtt5ug
horse, mare or gelding, in harness, .
time to lie inside Of three minutes,
premium one hundred dollars, to II.
b. SlaytOn, Elkton, III. Time min
utes 35E seconds.
FIFTH DAY.
pEESUUH AWARDS.
For best roadster or carriage stall .
ion, five years or over, premium TWEEN
ty-fivc dollars, to LCyelacc IL Foster, +
Como, Tenn.
For best roadster or carriage stall
ion, four years, premium fifteen dol
lars, to J. II. Mof1at, Lexington,
Tenn.
For best roadster, three years, pre-
nium ten dollars, 10 Z. y. Hunt,
Jackson, Tenn.
For best roadster. two years, pre-
MUM ten dollars, TO ". 7. Senter,
Humboldt, Tenn.
For best roadster mare. five years
or over, premium twenty dollars, TO
s. 7. Hayden, Union City, Tenn.
For best roadster mare, two wears,
premium ten dollars, 10 W. H. Coop
er. 1Iihl.n, Tenn.
For best roadster mare, three wears,
premium ten dollars, to w. L. Alex
ander, Jordan Station, Ky.
For best roadster mare, two years.
premium five dollars, 20 J. Z. Cox,
. trfa-0r0-- XIV
. NeSsrs. Pettigrew * Bro, OF Doca-
tUr County, Tonu., who showed
stallion and two mares, received spc-
. cial cOnmeudltiUn for the quality Of
I the stock shown.
The same, was also awarded TO ".
/ Il. Cooper and j. H. 1IOiIat, Of Hen
. derzon County, Tenn.
TIE ERASKE5G PRIyILEaE. - The
question Of restoring the ranking
privilege or adopting a substitute is
already engaging the attention Of
/ Congressman. The Washington cor
. respondent of the New York Times
writes, Oct. 2S:
/ a prominent Senator, to Ovhcm APP
plIcation was to-day made withTcgard
. 10 LlAI t-aL--H t'A- tALAD-- % sumo I.uLLtE
documents to his State, saidh he should
defer the matter until after the meet
ing Of Congress, as something would
! be speedily done either 70 restore the
traIkinE privilege, or to provide some
substantial substitute therefor 4
number OF C0ugressmeu who have
been here have expressed sinilal
opinions. Among the numerous
/ plans suggested i the passage of a
law providing for the appointment Of
an official stamping officer, who shall
/ give bonds, and shall be authorized
to frank only public matter"
! widow in Shelby county, IL, re-
fused an offer of S75 for three calves,
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