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REL1e1oUs.-We are requested to
state that the Rev. DR.. Toy of
Greenville, will preach to the Bap-
lists congregation here, in the
Courthouse on Sunday next. The
Doctor is one of the most eminent
and able ministers of his church.
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Ya- Major E. W. Everson, for some
time associated with the Columbia
press, and one of it's most indefatiga-
.ile and popular members, has pur-
chased the Beaufort Republican, and
will henceforth conduct it.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1873-10-15

BASE BALL. = The match game
for the premium offered at the Fair
will be played on to-day, at 2
o'clock p. NJ, at the Abbeville
grounds. Abbcville and Cokes-
bury are the prominent compet-
itors.
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EItatiOn for. Letters OF Administration
The State of South Carolina.
ABBEVILLE COUNTY.
BY G. w. GUFFIN, Esq, Probate
Judge.
WHEREAS, j. C. CALDWELL
made suit to me, to grant him
Letters of Administration of the Estate
and effects of Samuel Donnald, late Of
Abbeville County, deceased.
THESE ARE THEREFORE, to cite
and a1monish all and singular the kim
dred and creditors of the said Samuel
Donnald, deceased, that they be andap-
pear before me, in the Court Of Probate,
to be held at Abbeville Court House,
South Carolina, on 29th October next,
after publication hereof, at II O'Clock, in
the forenoon, to shew cause. if any they
have, why the said Administration
should not be granted.
Given under my hand and seal, this
18th day of October, in the year OF
Goour Lord one thousand eight hundred
Sand seventy-three, and in the nipety-
Seighth year of American Indepen-
Gdence.
Published on the 18th and 22d day Of
October, 1878, in the Abbeville Press and
Banner.
C. w. GUFFIN,
J. P. a. G.
Oct Is. 1873. 27-2tx
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COTTON has been coming in free.
ly during the past week, and busi'
ness is beginning to assume its
usual activity at this season.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1873-10-15

mF Our Anderson exchanges
announce the death of Lee Reed
Miller, the eldest child Of Mr.. Geo.
w. Miller of that place, and form
erly of Abbeville, aged FIVE years.
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RETURNED.-All of our visitors
to mountain retreats and Northern
watering places have returned, and
our churches again present full con-
gregations.
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B@- A fine drove of Kentucky
horses was brought into town on
Saturday last by Mr.. g. T. Jack
son. Those needing a good animal
can be supplied.
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M Bishop Pierce, of Georgia.
in a recent letter objects to the pro.
miscuous seating of the congrega'
tions in the Methodist churches,
and recommends a strict observance
of the old rule of the separation o1
the sexes.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1873-10-15

H@- Ex-President Davis has
been seriously ill at the Gait House,
Louisville, KY, but is better. He
was attended by his wife and daugh-
ter and many friends.
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THE WEATHER during the past
week has been mild and pleasant:
with the clear skies, and variegated
landscapes of the bright October
days.
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TERMs.-Three dollars a wear, in q

TEsMs.-Three dollars year, in ad
No saosoripticy ms taken for shorter
cline than six months,
T.ansien., advertisements are charged
FOR at the rate or ONE DOLLAR per inch
space COR the first insertion, and FIFTY
Cents for each subsequent insertion.
liberal deduction from the above
rAtes is made to persons advertising by
the quarter or by the year.
r% All obituary notices and tributes
of respect are charged for at the usual
rates of advertising.
JOB PRESS.
We are now provided with an excel.
lent Job Press, and fine assortment of
Job Type, and are prepared to execute
superior work. Orders are respectfully
solicited, and we will guarantee satisfac-
tion in the style and price of our work
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aM@ Mr.. George Perrin, son o

be- Mr.. George Perrin, son 01
our townsman Hon. Thos. G. Per-
rim, who has been for some time
past civil engineer on one of the
Alabama Railroads is now on a
visit to his friends here.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1873-10-15

MA Professors Talley, Gibbs sand
Laborde, of the State University,
have resigned on account of the
admission of O colored student.
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The CoNvocATIoN OF THE EpIs-
coPAL CHURCH meets to-day in
Greenville, at Christ Church, of
which the Rev. Ellison Capers is
pastor.
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Our CHURCHES were all open OIL
Sunday last, and excellent dis
courses were preached by the re-
spectlve pastors.
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NJ The farmers movemel

re- The farmers movement is
progressing out West with the rapid
itv of prairie fire. In Iowa, Illinois,
Missouri. Minnesota and Nebraska
there seems to be general stampede
in favor of the organization.
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@ The inspector of National
Banks reports those in Columbia to
| be in good condition.
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NOTICE!

WNHE Trustees of the several School
Districts of the County are here:
by requested to meet in Convention at
IABBEVILLE &. H., on MONDAY,
the 10th DAY OF NOVEMBER next,
at II NJ, for the purpose of consultation,
and % adopt some system of uniformity
in conducting the Free Schools. At
least, the Chairman of each Board will
be expected to attend.
BY order of the Board of Examiners,
w. n. PRESLEY,
Chairman and School Comm'r.
Oct. Is, 1873, 27-4t
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Final Discharge.
|NOTICE is hereby given that d. B.
III Center, Administrator of the Estate
t0f Martha E Center decd, has applied to
Charles w. Gufin, Judge Of Probate,
N and for the County of Abbeville, for
final discharge as Administrator.
It is Ordered, that the fifteenth day
of November, A. D. 1873, be fixed for
hearing of Petition, and a final settle
ment of said Estate.
| J. G. WOSMANSKY,
| G. G. P. A. G,
! Oct. Is, 1873 27-4td$5
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500 Acres,

Sherif'S Sale.
VIM. H. Parker against Frances L..
Wilson, Executrix.
DY virtue of an Execution to me di-
n rected, will sell at Abbeville
Court House, on Sale Day in November
next, within the legal hours, a tract of
land containing
582 Acres,
more or less, bounded by lands OF
Brown, Cowan, D. @. Hawthorn and
others, levied on as the property of
John Wilson, decd, at the suit of VIM.
H. Parker, Commissioner.
Terms of sale Cash.
L. P. GUFNN,
S. A. C.
Sheriff's Office, |
Oct.,l3, 1878 27-tf.
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Sherif's s Sale.

Sn6T1U s Dale.
Trustees ssains5 of Rs /" Howe Execution.
Rosa Brownlce.
ny virtue of an Execution to me
. directed, l will sell within the
legal hours, at Abbeville Court House,
on Saleday in November next, all
the interest Rosa BrownIee has in a
tract of land containing
500 Acres,
more or less, lying on Penney's Creek,
in Abbevile County, and bounded by
lands of Cunningham Harkness, NJ.
B. Lalimer, and others, levied on as
the property of Rosa Brownlee, at
the suit of Trustees of De La Howe.
TERMS CASH. Purchasers to pay
for papers;
L. P. GUFFIN,
Sheriff Abbeville County.
Sheriff's Office, |
Oct. 13, 1873, 27-tf(
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The State Of South Carolina,
ABBEVILLE COUNTY.
In the Common Pleas.

Henry G. Klugh, Plaintiff,
against
James w. Irwin, Mary Irwin, Nancy
McKie, and others, Defendats. b.
Complaint to foreclose Mortgage, DC.
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DY virtue of an Order from Hon
I'D Charles w. Guftin, Judge Probate
for Abbeville County, will sell at Alb
beville G. H., within the legal hours. al
public outcry, OIL Saleday IN November
next,
a Dwelling House and Ten
Acres of Land
attached thereto. Situate in the Town
of Cokesbury in said County of Able,
vile, the late residence OF the Reverend
Samuel Dunwoody, deceased.
Terms of Sale Cash.
Terms of Sale to be complied with the
Probate Judge.
L. P, GUFFIN,
S. A. G..
sheriff's Office, !
Oct. 10, 1873, 27-at}
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-05-16
THE MODOCS,

Death of Lieutenant HnrIis-The NoCOcs
Changed Base. ana FOrtify fyin9-SOi-
diers' Supply of Water Cut of-Gen.
eral Davis strategy-Reinforcem eme uis
Expected-TwO More MOdocs Gone to
the Happy Hunting Grounds
LAVA BEDS, May l2.-Lieutenant Harris
is dead Surgeon Lerning is recovering.
The MOdocs are in another rocky fortress.
twenty seven miles below their las: stand.
point. and are fortifyiugo
The troops will not make All attack unit.
they are reinforced.
Generals Davis and G!ilem narrowly IS.
capped drowning in Lake Tule.
The troops are suffering for war. Of
water. Willow creek IS tie nearest place
from which it can be obtained. tnt the
Modocs are between the soldiers and Chat
creek.
The Moiocs have their families With
them in their piesen: stronghold.
General DAVIS will endeavor 70 mold .ie
Indians where they now aye unit, il. re-.
ceives reinforcements.
L0ter.-1t is hoped tha' :fc Mo..ocs wi.
remain in their re.ent position cntii pro.
vision is made fox the women and children,
In the meantime General Davis expccts re-.
Inducements. The ;noytarH are b. in. hux.
vied forward.
The MOdo,s ios: in SATURDAYS :cl.. two
killed and large par: of their horses. am l.
munision and clothing. They entered the
tight stripped to their breech elou,s. but
could not resist the Warm Spring India ns.
who run them beyon,. their stores and cap
ture0 about two tons of provisions.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-05-16
santa Cruz, the Iar.ise.

correspondent Of the Pal Mall Gu.e....
writing from Spain. tells how number OF.
musket ball holes happened to be found in
the walls of sulphur bath esta bishment
IN town held by the Carlists, by order Of
the same Santa Cruz. Says the correspond.
en::
"A lady had ec1re in ler carriage along
tLis same road as did some weeks before.
Santa Cruz ordered the carriage TO be
stopped. and took package of letters
which were being conveyed by the coach.
man into his room. The lady as the wife
OF weliknown member of the Liberal
party who had been captured bT another
Carlist band. and hearing that Santa Cruz
was living III the village. sh. entered his
house. What passed between them no one
knows. bat a quarter Of an hour after she
was brought out ot the house bv twelve
soldiers. who placed her agains: the wal!
and shot her :here.''
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-05-16
TIE Virginia GOvernGrsEip.

Aspecial correspondent: Of the ST. Louis
Republican. writing fron. Washington On
the eleventh. says:
Leading politicians from Virginia state
that Henry 4. Wise is making IL effort 10
get the Republican nom!Daii III for GOV.
ernor. Colonel Hughes. who has hereto.
fore been spoken OF as the probable candi.
date OF the Republicans. can not. j. IS said.
command the united supper: OF the party.
being strongly opposed by Senator Lewis
and his followers. Since the nomina ZION of
Horace Greeley 10y n" Democratic conven.
tion a. Baltimore. Henry \. Wise. like
JOHN 5. Mosby, has been seeking affiiaton
with the Republican party Of Virginia. and
the proposition IS 10 take hin, up as COM.
promise candidate on the ground that he
would draw after him some conservative
votes. The straight-Out Republicans of the
Hughes faction are. of course. against Wiee.
and will do all they can to prevent his
nomination. Altogether it is hardly proba.
BILE that Wise can be nominated. but. in
view ot his antecedents. the idea Of lis
seeking nomination from the Republicans
is Ea.nev Goye!.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-05-16
Chronology OF Chief Justices.

Altogether there have heen bu: five Chief
Justices OF the United States Supreme
Court. The first was John Jay. OF New
York. who wa. appointed September &c.
1889. ard who resigned in 1894. TO 60 to
Great Britain. In December. 1900. he de.
1920. John Rutledge. of South Carolina
was appointed to the office by TIE Presi.
dent July !. 1875, but the Senate refused to
confirm the appointment. William Cush.
ing, of Massachusetts. declined an appoint.
ment January y, 1896. and March Of that
year Oliver Ellsworth, of Connecticut re-.
ceived the appointment. He resigned in
1900 on account Of his health. John Mar.
shall. Of Virginia. occupied the Office from
January 81, 1851, to July 6, 1885, when he
died. December q, 1895, Roger B. Taney
took the bench, which he held until his
death, in October. 1864, and on December
s. 1864. Salmon ?. Chase succeeded him.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-05-16
FOREIGN.

The DrsInIn Ond CUlifery CatastrOphe-The
Fire still Burning Fiercely-The Can
ada Pacific Railroad Active Move
ments in khiva-Attempt Organizing
Overthrow Thfers-DOrregary'sV Vic.
tory over the Spanish TrOOps-Stormy
Weather at Vienna - The Exhibition
building Damaged by n Gale.
HALIFAX. MAY l5.-rhe fire and expTo-
slons in the Drunmord mine continues
Four men, who attempted to descend. in
hopes OF rescuing those below. were blown
70 atoms by another explosion. One was
driven into the air 100 feet. and landed ir
the adjoining woods.
Forty-iire of the loes we're married inen.
The manager. Mr. Dunn, lost his life by de-.
scending after the first explosion.
A gentleman returned from the burning
collierv says that relays of men have been
at work since Yesterday filing up the
stones and air shaft with clay. The fire
still burns as iiercely as ever. He wens
within a few feet Of the mouth Of the shaft.
from which blue sui phurous flames were as,
cending twenty or thirty feet. The roar
from the burning mine was something ter.
rife. Dense volumes of smoke continue 20
ascend from several of the air shafts.
ST. PETERSBURG, May l5.-Reports from
khiva represent the Khan greatly alarmed
at the approach Of the Russians, and has
ordered lery ca maSse Of all able -bedis d
males TO resist invasion.
OTTAWA, May l5.-Charges have been
brought against Sir Hugh Allan. in conner,
ton with the Canada Pacific failroad
and the reassembling of the special CONS
mittee TO investigate she affairs OF that road
has been ordered.
ROME. May l5.-The Pope Is better.
PARIS, May l5.-It is rulnored the iegi.
timists and Orleanists have combined 10
overthrow Theirs, and will ask De Chamo
bord TO authorize the Legitimists 70 Isu!;.
ca.e D'Aumale IL place o. Thiers.
The Car!;st General Dorregarv. In bic
official .epor: OF the battle at EsauI. on
May ). claims Il decisive victory :or his
forces. He states that the republicans ios:
taken prisoners. and III. Carlists eighteen
killed and thirtyseven wounded.
Eent~s 5if. 42c. Decrease of specie in :hs
Bank of Fr n 10000 francs.
VIENNA. May l5.-The Turkish provinces
Of Bozaria are flooded. A number Of per.
sous have been drowned. and the des:rac.
:ion of crops and property is heavy.
The stormy weather which has prevailed.
here for the week past eliminated .SesteT.
day in gale of extraordinary violence.
In the afternoon gust of wind broke tho
glass of the western front of the exhibition
building. Some visitors were struck by the
falling fragments and injured. Torrents o!
rain poured through the openings. and IL
large quantity of goods was damaged.
The plateau is saturated with water. and
the grounds are a morass of mud. The
number of visitors for the past few days
has been small. and is decreasing. Those
that come are mostly from foreign c0uE.
tries. Few Niennese are seen. The pro.
tracted panic on the bouTse dshfartens the
citizens.
MADRID, May 1.-the rappei il sounded
in Barcelona TOR the rescue OF the maritime
town of Mataro fifteen miles distant. whieL
SabailO and lis band of Carlists have cap.
tured. The Republican troops arc auyry;ng
20 Mataru.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-05-16
WHOLE NUMBER 1873.


Easallo. of Seton Hall College who, w::h
Two other phi sts and two italian Sisters Of
C"aTl'y, were with him all night. He cor
timed repeating prayers IN Italian as the
moose was placed around his neck. Lusig-
nam spoke little, but continued praying.
After kissing those in the cell whom he
knew. he s:gnifed his readiness, and the
death procession was formed
The condemned was dressed in a suit ot
oiack broadclpth. and crucitix aud rosary
hung on his breast. He walked I, the
scatiold with defiant sep The rope was
found to be too short, and a box was placed
on the scat, Id, on which the prisoner
jumped with an elastic bound. laughing
and showing lis white teeth. After PRAYER
by the priest, Lusgnani frequently kissed
his crucitix. and exclaimed with fervor,
Pardon me - His last act was to kiss
Mr.. Speer, the county clerk. saying: me
Il" 'fra:d TO die: Inc 60 to see NY wife"
Father Shear then kissed him. The
signal was given; the sheriff touched the
spring and the weight fell. The body went
mp Fix feet, then fel three, and swung
slowly around He held a cruciiix tightly
grasped in his right hand for about forty
seconds. when the muscles relaxed, and It
fell to the ground. The body was cut
down after hanging tweaty-rine minutes,
and placed in coffin.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-05-16
Arrival of Senator CARPENTER.

Hon. Matt II. Carpenter. Senator from
Wisconsin. on pleasure trip through the
South. arrived in this city yesterday. With
:he friends who accompanied him. he put
up at the st. Louis Hotel. and there re-
eeived the visits Of many Of our mos: emf
nent and public spirited citizens. who in
rited him to address the people. Mr.. Car
penter said he would take pleasure in doing
so # they so desired.
During the evening the band of the Nine.
:eenth Infantry. from the southern gallery.
played several airs for an hour and halt.
afterward partaking Of lunch as the
guests of the proprietor. E. +. Motion.
Mr. Carpenter. in response to calls. said
few words, promising to say more If a
future opportunity warranted.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-05-16
Academy Of NIusic.

Tie BLACK O'Connor" and FRA Diavoio'
constituted the entertainments last night a.
the Academy OF Music. Letfingwell as
Beppo was great. This evening. annual
benefit of Mr. J. kittredge. when will be
presented THE Irish Lion The Young
Widow and Letfingweli's Romeo Jofie1
Jenkins. Cavanagh's novelty troupe will
help along the performances. Farewell
matinee .O-morrox.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-05-16
Tbe Temperature.

The thermometer q. Louis Trigerio's,
No. 50 Chartres street. yesterday stood a.
follows: Al 8 A. NJ, .so; at 2 P. NJ, $50;
at P. NJ. s30. Lowest point during the
night Of May Ii, 10. Rain during the night
Of May IA. one fifth OF an inch.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-05-16

There will be a grand carrier pigeon
match at Brussels on the eighth Of June.
Three thousand pigeons will take part in
the contest, the first prize for which will
be 1000 francs.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-05-16
WANTED.
CAUTION.


NOTICE. HEREBY NOTIFY THE PUBLIC
~ that 1 shall not be responsible for the sum of
$l2S, being balance due to one E. Quay, as par:
chase price of q daguerreotype gallery, situated
on Magazine street, No. S73 formerly the property
OF Quay Lutr Is per act of sale made on the
fifth of May, 1873 Said amount is contained and
set forth IN said sale. Because the said E. Quay
Was indebted, and caution the public pot TO lie
geti.te for said paper or Sote. .
my!I l6 20. JOSEPH FRAZIER.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-05-16

l1cRets SlO ha :i'kets SO. quarters 81 ~.
Our lotteries chartered by the State,
always Crawp a. tie time named. ara all draw.
iues are uude. tie supervision OF sworn .on!mls.
sinners.
The Official drawing will b. published in .ie 81.
Louis Tapers ard a copy OF the drawn. sent 10
pm hds IS Of tickets.
We will draw a similar scheme the as: dav OF
every month during the year 1878.
Remit by postofice money o.de!s. registered
letter, draft or express.
Send Tor a circular. Address
MURRAY. MILLER ( CO.
Postoffce box 2446, ST. Louis. M!ssou1'.
api0 cod WY
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-05-16
EXECUTION.
The Execution of Iusi9nani->ccn.s at
ihe Hau3tnQ.

the Hanging.
MoKRfsrowN, n. J.. May lj.- Since early
this morning the city has been astir with
people anxious to witness the execution of
Lusignani, large number of whom could
get TO admittance. At ll:05 A. NJ. Sheriff
Vanderveer, with ex-Sheritfs Demott and
Coe, entered the cell of the condemned
man, accompanied by the doctors and con.
stables, and told Lusignani that his time
had arrived.
He replied that he was not afraid 70 die.
and then turned to bis coDfessoy, Father
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-05-16
BUSINESS CARDS.
WlLLIAM CLARKE,

WILLIAM CLARKE,
COMMERCIAL COLLECTOR
And General Agent for the Collection OF
Rents and soldiers Bouniies.
Now due at Washington, District OF 30 Umoa.
No. "a Exchange Alley.
Between Customh .use and B,envllIe streets,
NEW ORLEANS
Office hours-FrOm ten to three and from six TO
seven O'clock. my4 I'm
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-05-16
NlISCELLANEOUA,

r1,>
'" ~ ~ i.."s'o" a"" >"s"NHie-
Ep'.."P"' Invention NJ hoston-
" IT. """"oh' VI D'""A'y"' EFct*@
n'shop-heported arrest OF fh~ Bender
tamiIy-Ihe congressional tOnSeniiOa
Ht et' Louis-Farrow, tho Memphis
Murderer. Observation-Disclosures COns
Sention at BaitiinorS-AHairsiu In Ar.
kansas.
NASHVILLE. .fav :.-Ti;ri ,,,r-ra,
frs. race was for green three veal. oIds.
Sew.ck. Ho:e! stakes. ME heats. .;r
stared:
lack F.os.
Fral& Boriai..
H'r:y .........................t
k-t .. FoA lie
yack ~ uInI ................'........ dis.
.r;,n..;..s,s ,.to ,.,n,.
c,,,, ~ r. +. q. go. ':f',e. =.
'''' s''' ''!'s
e@ w..
Cap.aiu !i..ci ilsoa ~
Tlm6-l: i:,l4. Isl ~.
IhirH Racc-Mi.e ard a hal: dash IA: 20
pars. OF 500.
Arizona.
rarriugton............... .....................
3ors Leonard! ................
Iime-2:i4h.
The attendance throughout the week was
larger ,han ever before, and the meeting
wa unusually successful:
LEXINGTON, May l3.-lhe ahnouncemenS
mat three races we're TO be run to-day at'
,r@c'ed a large attendance at the race
course. HE track was III tar order and
IHe uine = con-ldereG goCd. The favorit"
won ID each race me hrst race was q
Ilie dash, Tor 4 ages Tor $ioo. MeGraths
Jury came IN lits'' Ioito"ed by keynold1o
Elsie arr McOIohon S Stanford in the same
oFder' iime-':fS's;
.sec""@ hoce.-SelhDg race one ami "a
by N"3insons Florence, J. Thomas ave
Nara coming IN second. Time 2:2O.
iash for all ages, 5000 Richards Djs1p,,
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-05-16

DY THE DEATH OF MIR. DANIEL
ID Blum the firm Of D, BLUM, STERNE co. is
dissolved. The undersigned will continue the
same business at the old stand, under the style Of
SIERNk KLOPMAN. SOLOMON STERNE
PIERRE KLOPMAN.
Sev Orleans February ] 1873 my2 I'm