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The herald and mail. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 1873-188?, 1874-10-09

In Yicksburg, Miss, Federal and Con
federate officers have organized society
which they Call "The Blue and the Gray. "
Its main object is to bring about perfect
reconciliation of the North and the South,
and it promises 70 spread all over the
country.
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'QlIHTA kOIITNHOINI
GALE OF VALUABLE LOTS

~ IN THE TOWN OF CLIFTON,
WAYNE COUNTY, TENN
BY virtue Of decree of the Chancery Court
at Columbia, Tennessee, rendered at its De-
cembeT term 1873, in the caHSe of John Baird,
Executor, ct al, VS.. Gideon j. Pillow, Of al,
vember, 1874. sell at public outcry to the high
est and best bidder, upon the Premises, in the
town of Clifton, the following real estate, to-
wit: being lots No. 90, s., 90, 81, Sc, ll9, 100,
l2J. 1876. lZ9, p 10. Is. s. e. 40,4l. q, g. -,
a. a. So 81, 81 S. 60 o., 81, lO7, III, 1874. 1S6,
I3I. 132, in the plan Of the said town of Cliff
tor, Wayne county, Tenn.
TERIS-Q2e--hird cash. residue on credit
Of one and two year,, notes bearing interest
from date, and with good security, required
ofths purchasers. Sold free from the equity Of
TcdeFapt;0n D. B. COOPER.
0cfo er etb 1874 Clerk.
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Andrew Johnson and Col. Savage will
speak here on the 18th, and the candi-
dates for Governor on the 18th. Mr.. John
son is accused of having advocat ed the
reputation of the national and State
debts. but he den les IL.
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Hickey s. Fleming,
A DMINIsTRAToR,s NOTICE.

The undersigned having qualified as admin
istrator of the estate Of DR.. a, c. White, de-
ceased. hereby notifies all parties indebted to
said estate, to come forward and make imme-
date payment; and all having claims against
said estate, to present them duly proven with
in the time prescribed by law, or they will be
barred. IL. r ABE,
Semi, 25-4W. Administrator.
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We learn that Gen. Whitthorne is
making a vigorous canvass. He handles
Hannah and the Radical party regardless
of consequences; and without due regard
to the laws that govern Bergh's Society.
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NHANCERY SALE OF

~ REAL
at Columbia, Tenn, rendered at its June
term, 1874, in the cause of James S. RenfrO,
Admir-, VS.. Mary Davis, ct al, will proceed
to sell on Saturday, the 14th day of Novem ter,
1874. at public outcry at the courthouse door
in the town of Columbia, the property descTib-
ed in the pleadings in said cause, to-Wit: Be-
ing a tract or parcel of land lying in the 9th
civil district of Maury county. on Adam s
Fork of Fountain creek, beginning at rock,
David Webb's corner, on Powell Perry's line;
thence east with said Perry's line to his COR
net, a small beech; thence with Solomon Per-
ry's west boundary line to a beech, corner of
said Wells north boundary line thence north
with said Wells line to stone thence east 2
poles to a stone; thence with D. Wells line to
the beginning, and containing about 63 acres;
and the same is sold subject to the use of ten
acres of said land by Mrs. Sarah I. Davis dur
ing her natural life.
TERMS-Credit of six, twelve and eighteen
months, interest from day of sale, notes with
good security and lien retained. Sale free
from the equity of redemption.
October 9Th, 1874. D. B, COOPER, @. Il M.
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new WAGON
REPAIRING SHOP!
South Main Street. in Ssrvin's Coach
Factory Building,

Having opened the old shop we are now pre-
pared to do all kinds of work on Carriages,
Buggies and Wagons at about One-hatf the
cost usually charged for such work We will
soon have in operation an Eccentric Lathe,
which will enable us to put in Thimble Spin
die Axles, delaying the team only a few m in
utes Tires shrunk without taking them of
the wheels by patent process. Horse Shoe
ing a speciality by one who has followed it for
half a century. Having the best lot in the city
for hitching horses, We cheerfully offer it 20
our rural friends free of charge, EcaPers and
Mowers, Rakes, Plows and all kinds of farm
implements and Machinery carefully repaired.
w. W. CHERRY,
W. NJ. HAM,
Oct. 9th-2m. y r. POLh'
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NONRESIDENT NOTICE.

George L. Rains ct al, VS.. A. G. w. Thorn
as ct al DeftS,
1t appearing 70 me from compliments
bill, which is sworn to- that A. G. w. Thorn
as, is a nonresident of the State of Tennes-
see, so that the ordinary process of law can
ordered ~ me that publication be made
for four consecutive weeks in the HERALD
and NAIL, Il newspaper published in Co
lumbia Maury county, Tennessee, the last
of which shall be at least one week before
the next setting of the ChanceTy Court, to
be held on the second Monday OF December
1874 at the Courthouse in Columbia, Ten
nessee, requiring the said A. q. w. Thomas
then and there TO appear, and plead, an
swer or demur to complainant'S bill or, the
same will be taken for confessed as to him
and set for hearing expaTte.
Sept. 18th, 1874. -. B. COOPER, C, & NJ.
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W. B. Stokes, Radical candidate for
Congress, is in favor of paying two bill
ions of dollars to the Southern people for
their slaves; which is ridiculous, absurd
and impossible,
The herald and mail. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 1873-188?, 1874-10-09

Wouldn't it be in good taste for Horace
Maynard to resign the office he holds
while he is running for another?
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NONRESIDENT NOTICE.
~ PETITION TO SELL LAND.
IHroot, r, /-,,,-iII ~, nogy-;lt

L PE1l1lON ~ SELL LAND,
Enoch C. Gasi1ill VS.. Thomas GaSllil!I ct al
happening to me from complainant's bill
which IS sworn to, that Evan S. GaSkilI, w.
A. Gaskill, who has died, leaving a widow
and one child, girl, named Alice, who has
since died, leaving her mother, the widow
of the said w. A. GaskiIl, still living; Hen
Ty Gaskill, who has since died, leaving a
widow and several children, and James w.
Gaskill are nOn-residents of the State of Ten
neSSee, so that the ordinary process of law
cannot be served upon them: it is therefore
ordered by ma that publication be made for
four consecutive weeks in the Herald and
Mail, a newspaper published in Columbia,
Maury county, Tennessee, the last of which
shall be at least one week before the next
sitting of the Chancery Court, to be held on
the SECOND Monday in December next, at
the courthouse in Columbia, Tennessee, re-
curing the said defendants, then and there
to appear and to plead, answer or demur to
cOmp1ainant'S bill, or the same will be TAX
en- for confessedas to him and set for hear
ing eXparte.
Sept. 18th, 1874. D. B. COOPER, G. & NJ.
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ORGAN FORSALE.

The CABINET ORGAN of the Episcopal
Church is offered for sale, 1t is an excel
lent organ, having been in use only "a few
years. 1t cost $4,000, and can be obtained
now Iof el'o.OO cash. aug2l-tf.
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i A ND S ALE.

S. W. Campbell VS.. Mccoy Campbell etaI.
Pursuant to a decree of the County Court
of Maury county, rendered at It's September
term, 1874, in the case offs. w. Campbell vs.
Mccoy Campbell ct al, l Will sell to the
highest bidder at the Courthouse door in
the town OF Columbia, on Monday, October
the 26th, 1874, the valuable tract of land
mentioned in the pleadings in this cause
lying and being in tho I'D civil district ri
Maury county, known as the Robert b.
Rutherford creek, and bounded al foIio, ~
north by the lands ofJames Chandler: south
by Albert Foster, col; west by James Chan
der, and east by VIM. f. Moore Said tract
contains two hundred and seventveone
acres, md viii be sold on a credit Of ono
two years from date of sale, except the sun
OF three hundred dollars in cash to raV
costs, ETC.; notes with approved secuTffyy
will be required and lien retained Tor AZ
payment OF the purchase money, Said trsat
Will be divided and sold III separate lots ~
deemed best for the parties interested.
sept z2tll lof4. A. n. AKIN, Clerk
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NoTTCE2
Great Closing Out Sale !!
Thursday, oct. 18th, 1874.

Having determined to abandon farming,
l Will offer for sale at public auction on my
farm, one mile south of Spring Hill, on the
turnpike, all my Stock, Farming Imple-
mentS and Household Furniture The stock
some twenty-five head, are as nne as any in
the county. and consist of brood mares
several fine colts and ten head superior
work mules, twenty-five head thorough
bred Cotswold sheep, stock, hogs and cat
tie. The furniture is new and fine. Also,
one new Steam Engine and threSher. Every
thing on the farm and in the house will be
closed OFT 10 the highest bidder. No by
bidding.
TERMS OF SALE:-AIl sums under twen-
ty dollars, cash; all over that amount, u
months time, with per cent. interest; pur-
chaser required to give approved security.
october DIV. W. E GREENLAW. 4
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All goods warranted as represented. No
trouble to show goods. Come and see for
yourself. My motto is CASH AND CHEAP
for past liberal patronage, 1 still solicit the
same, and will give you, for CASH, great BAR,
GAINS in the above goods. Be sure to call
at the old stand, Old Uunion Bank, south side
West Market Stree Columbia, Tenn,
October 9th-2m. NJ. RUTTLE.
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PORT OF NEW YORK. JULY o. 1874.
CLEARED.

Steamship Minnesota Br) Jones, Liverpool-wil.
>hanis Guion.
steamship Harad Haarfager CNor, Hilbsrs London
Funcl Edye Co.
Steamship India dBp Harris Giassow-Henderson
Bro..
Steamship Goethe Ger, Wilson, Hamburg via Ply.
moUth-ku auth Nachod Kuhne
steamship Wyanoke. Couch, Norfolk, CITY Point and
Richmond--Old dominion steamship Co
steamship Co
steamship Neptune, Berry Bos.on-H Dinocs
ship - Anlrcw's Castle (Br), Gillis London Bax.
ter Go.
BARK Nehrmiah Gibson, Bradford. Sydney and Bris.
. bane-R Came ron " co.
Bark Flea, or (lsrl, Jobson, Loudon-C Wright Co
oarx HuY0l INn), starS A1eer Qlop-Tetens BOck.
BARK Truas d'union tBr, Ballou. Port au Priuce-R
Murray, Jr.
Brig Spring Bird obj, Hasseil Rio Grande do sui-re.
ni,ton 4 20.
Brig sarah Kruna, Carter, Santa Cruz (Cuha)-Nar.
Gus Hunter u Go.
Brig Manlius lBr,. Nichols Cardenas-waydcn 4 Co
Schr Mary Burdcrt- fobin Para-Burdett 4 Pond.
Schr Hannah Cooner. Burgess Aux Caycs-B Wen
schr Mary Lunt tBr,, Simmons. Grenada-B Wen.
schr Eastern Queen Obj, Evans Naaau--James Doug.
lass * Co.
Schr Pneoe, Nc,oro, Baracoa-B wenberg
Schr w II kenney Beers Fernandina-van Brunt
Bro
schr Myrover. Brown. Charleston--Evans, Ball Co
scnr l. Tay- Brown. Boston-H W Loud & Co.
Sloop Agent smith. New hayen-Rackeu 4 Bro
Soop Wcsrerlo. Myers, Orient-H Jackson son.
Steamer 9niladepniA DAVIS Phuadclpnia-James
Hand.
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Our CABLE sHIPPIvG NEWS.

ANTWERP, July 2S-.Arrived, steamship Nederland
Be!g). james. Philadelphia.
sailed 9Th, bark Fornjot tNor), Mohibach New York
the Augusta Andre. for do.
BonnxAux, July 27-Arrived. bark Molly Ger. wortz,
Baltimore.
CRoSsrADr July 27-Arrived, ship Ladoga Wiley, Bos.
Nor). Tiarnsen, New Orleans; Bernard tGer) Heide-
man, Philadelphia
CnRrsrASsAsD. July 2s-Arrived. bark Cupiio Nor,,
Tisen, New York.
CKrrx, july es-Arrlved. brig Aurora dtaD, Adroud,
New Orleans.
GsKsrXnuYDx, July 2S-Arrived. bark Arraeau Caer),
Rossin. Daren
HAvRE, July T-saued, ship Regent Bray, New fork
mot previously.
HAMBURG. July 2S 6 AM-Arrived, steamship Schiller
Cser) Thomas, New York
LONDON July 27-Arrived, brig Limpio (Nor), aoyer
Charleston.
LisBoY-Arrived bark Marianna III (Porp, Santos,
New York, brig Kennedy Peterson do
Sailed, brig Paquete de Nova York Porp, Cunha,
United States.
LKcnoRS-Arrived, bark Jones (Br, Berry, New
York; brig Williams tBr), Williams, do.
Sailed brig sloe (Aus), Radoslovich, New York.
MARsEILLEs, July 27-Arrived, brig Mary williams
(Br), Hanna, New York.
NAPLEs-Arrlved, brig Sarah B (Br,. Townsend, New
York
QUEENSTOWN, July 27Arrived barks Martin (Aus), To.
massovich New York. Rosa ) GtaD simonc,ti do; 18Th
b3l PM. steamship City of Brooklyn (B Murray 90 for
Liverpool and proceededJ.
RIoJAsEIno-Arrved, ship Pnaros Qor), viersun Llv.
erpoo.
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Maritime Mise ellany.

bss @ A. san
o0 and the
sci ON her beam ends
BAns s Fnss.As DssSs @ Abbott reported ashore
Chatham, M, July Is for Liverpool
sAT lost gnSa Se s s
considerable damage. After working pumps for fifty
isPF a srs sss
ov
O whsfs sfsy y o ea her @ e ad' sunk
ashore ths Florida sesn towsa into Kew
BRIO ISIS which ashore Georges sland. below
Boston came OF without damage and arrived up to the
Bay to LOAD coal for Johns Pr on the nj int Of the
The brig got oa VIII Ihe assistance shore
ward ana having cleared ;he land made Tor North sgd
si inst ste 'NA WIS 0A Tue 'A'"s runway u '"A' port Oh
soHn AxsAssADoa. Of Islesborough, Me- bound tor New
'a a s ogeh Wt Ss Ssr
Where she lies The owner viii lake out the spars aud
hsG
ds OF her and coming and
her have not be- been aRs her out Sr
Getting sarsn ite% out 'aI at Halves '' A'0 "n no"
Sem BRADSHAW, at Alexandra, Va. 26th inst from
cherrvsone and had to be ghtered Of portio Of ser
cargo OF guano; would await survey before dscharg
STEAMER ANNIE WooD tugl, owned by the st Marys
River Lumber CO, OF New York, while lying at Wood
stock, Fla about s. miles the st Marys River, July g.
pumping fresh water INTO her tanks the hose got the
hold OF the vessel and she filed and sank in IS feet Of
water She would be raised.
BANGOR, July ga schr the name Of which could not
learn went ashore Packards Point. Saturday and
bilged She was loaded with bark and hay at Frank
fort.
Whalemen.
letter 1p hss Ssi m
taken ~ bbls sp since leaving st Helena.
Spoken.
Steamship Colima, Dearborn, from San Francisco for
Hong Kong July l6, lat 80 "a \, Ion 1874 A. ".
snip Orissa 'Br, from Port Philip tor san Francisco
date. lat )! N, lon ID, w.
Brig Addie Hale from Trinidad for Boston, July a. lat
81 81, ION IA o..
York July q, OFF Cape Henlopen.
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ARRIVALS
REPORfEn BY TnE HERALD STEAM YACHTS AND
HERALD wHrTEsToEE TELEGRAPH LINE


Steamship Russia tBr), Cook, Liverpool July Is via
Queenstown 18TH with ndse and 1876 passengers To e
FrapcKyn. July % lat 40 49, Ion % 3 passed skip Har.
vest ilome from Liverpool tor New York same day lat
~ o. lon 81 20 Norwegian bark showing signal HQBt,
bound W. 18th, lat ~ Ion SO 5 ship Arnold bound to
New YORK.
Queenstown l7th with mdse anu i39 passengers to Hen
derson Bros. July 20, no lar, &c, passed schooner
rugged Belgian steamship, bound east
Steamship LAFAYETTE Frl heiiard Havre via Brest
July Is with mdse and 81 passengers To Mackenzie.
Arrived at sandy Hook at 2so PM; experienced head
winds calm and ioggy weather.
steamship Thurngia (Ger) Franzen. Hamburg July Is
via Havre sth with mdse and passengers to Kunhadt
4 Co.
Steamship City Of New York, Deaken Havana July 25
with ndse and passengers TO Alex andre sons
.teamsnip san saiyador Nickerson, savannah. with
mdse and passen engers 10 w II Garrison.
Steamship Champion Lock wood Charleston July rs,
with mdsc and passengers TO D " ountard q Co.
steamship Isaac Bell, Biakeman Richmond. City Point
and Norfolk. Yith and passengers the Old DO.
mini0n Steamyhlp Co.
snip Brilliant (Nor), Christensen, Newcastle ~ days,
with coal 70 II W Meyer; vessel to Funcb, kdye 4
snip rrins Albert GER, Heoppsf. Hsmbprs s2dayS
=, po11ea . lAfss AaDoS9 - AebefS1 AAA AeA teA
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THE KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAs.

Meeting OF the Grand Lodge 1T Utica.s
UTICA, N. Y, July 2s. 1874
The Grand Lodge, Knights of Pythias. met al the
Opera House here this afternoon. The business OF
the session was delayed somewhat by the nom
arrival OF the Grand Scribe Fudger. dispensa-
tlon to organize the session received by tele-
graph rom New York. The charter and dtspensa-
tion are now en- route TO this city by express.
About 24O delegates and proxies are IN attendance.
Degrees were conferred upon sixty Past Chancel-
l0rs. Business VIII be proceeded with IN earnest
tomorrow at nine O'Clock A. Nj.
There is considerable strife for the ONCE OF
Grand Scribe. fhe officers Will probably be elected
tomorrow afternoon. The lodge will remain here
Until Friday, when the delegates Will make an eX
CalrSlQu TO UreutOn Falls.
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Herald Marine Correspondence.

NEWPORT, RI July ~ 1874.
Last evening the schr rhos Norris Capt Doilver,
Rondout, sunken wharf in this harbor and be-
fore she be got of win be badly strained Her
foot bears upon the wharf while the in deeper
water The Us Revenue cutter Dexter appealed TO
her of but her officers replied that they had
authority take such STEP and that it must be done
by
The New York herald., 1874-07-29
A VISIT FROM PRENCHMEN,

QUEBEC, July %, 1874
telegram received at the office OF the French
Consulate General announces that the French
man-oi- war Maglcenne, Admiral Thomaset. and The
despatch steamer Adonis Commandant Haman
Leve. arrived at st. Pierre, Miquelon to-day on o
visit 10 the ST. Lawrence, and states that they will
come to Quebec.
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SAILED.

Steamships Minnesota (I'r, tor Liverpool; Columbia
GBr, Glasgow; ,Goethe CGer,. Hamburg; Wyanoke,
Hlchmonj. Gc Vindicator Philadelphia; barks Anto-
nio Oyari dtap, Cork or Falmouth constants !Nor,,
do; ANTONIO Cassabona Utal, Queenstown; Obliich
tAus, do Falmouth; Urieo lAust Fuine AMI Trieste
Sanny Hook, Lisbon; brigs Monarca del Mare utaD,
Hull Oliver DR., Jacmel: Abbie Ttcomb, Galveston
schr 5 Powell, Wilmington. NC.
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BASE BALL AT WASHINGTON.

WASHINGTON, ID. c., July 2s 1874.
game OF base ball was played here to-day be-
tween the Philadelphia club professionally and
the Nationals (amateurs,. The game was won by
the former. The following is the score:-
Club. Isl. I'd. :sSSs 3D. ssM Sta sA 7A sA s.
pa,,.d rpn,iadelphias~ = 9 Al
The New York herald., 1874-07-29
NEW YORK HERALD WEDNESDAY JULY 2e s74-TRPLE SHEET

Fnnch, Edye Co. Il anchored in Grave'end Bay tor
Bark Britannia qtaD, Caval. Antwerp % days In BAL
Bark Achilles Ger, Rhctz, Amsterdam " days, with
empty barrels to Funch, Edge 4 Co - g. ,svs with
Bark Nittoria ltaD nemartino Palermo o. days Win ih
mise 70 simon de Wiser; vessel to master raseu "io
Bark serus Aus) stuck st Vincent n days, in ballast
Bark W Rosevet Hartman, Guantanamo 10 DAYS
WIN sugar te Ceballos; vessel to James Il warn
Bark Ravensbourne (of HartlepooD, unverzaet Nd
'azas ~ wltn sugar TO order; vessel ~ pr IA
days, with moasses to Trowbrdge ca. ,,...s....o
Brig Winheld tof Yarmouth. Me-, Wizard, Clenluegos
ner Pinckney. July TO- Oh Cape Antonio spoke bark
Tidai Wave from Aspinwal for Mexico. x
Bra Lena Thurlow, Corbeu sagus Is days with sugar
schr telegraph of Thomason), Priest, AgundiliA IN,
Is days with sugar and molasses to Brown Bros Oo
Schr Eothen Brantberr. Aux caves isdsys, with log
wood and coffee to Becker vessel Younes smith
Co July Is saw large steamship ashore the NV spit
and mad evidently been on but day or so The crew
were engaged in taking the cargo ashore boats THE
City OF Guatemals. before reported
me Ions TO master.
sehr Valentine, Poster. Richmond.
Schr I:clpie. nton, Virginia.
Schr Dexter. Haines, Virginia,
schr Lawson. Brown. Virginia
Schr Abraham Fuller. wnitingham virginia.
Schr Alathea. Derby, Virginia..
Schr Magellan Hazleton. Virginia.
schr Eva HoIway. W,nants, Virginia.
schr Williams, Smith, Georgetown, DO
sohr Henry Finch, Bunnell GEORGETOWN DC.
schr Charley Woo!sey, Ellis, Baltimore for New Ha-
rived 26h, Is consigned 10 Bertaux Spoke July Is
Ion 6S bark Jackson, from Portland iof Cardcnas
On on La Have Bank passed q buoy marked Telegraph
The New York herald., 1874-07-29
TIE CASE OF MARGARET COFFEE.

BOSTON, July %, 1874.
In the. case OF Margaret Coney, whose sudden
Ii~death created suspicious that her mother had
smothered her. the Coroner's jury to-day rendered
Il verdict that her death the result OF natural
\ causes.
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steamer Misuetoe, Eeanev - 10r new YORK
BOUND EAST.
steamship City Of New bedford New York for New
BELOW.

Ship Constantine, Creevy, from London June IS
June =
Bark Konkordia (Nor,, Molbach, from Antwerp June
lS
Bark Schiller Ger. Gloystein. from Bremen June IA.
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Foreign Ports.

AspIswALi July l7-Arrved, bark Greyhound, French,
Pensacola 18th, schr parepa Pacaard. New York.
Sailed lsth, schr Potosi, jackson, Progreso. -
AUX CAYks July lDin port schr Lghtboat, Woods for
New York IN or days
,,BnlpGEwaTsR, Ns July l5-Arrved. brig Chief tBrI
Matheson, Philadeph
hard Havana.
sailed 10th. bark Henry Fiitner, Dickey. New York
, ,CAnpESAs, July ls-Arryed, schr Lewis DAVIS Ssar-
Ling, Marseiues (anl sailed 21th tor Havanal
s.s!:S iltn ssss Lola pl Wlm,nfscn SS; ;Sss s SeS
The New York herald., 1874-07-29
CLEVELAND RACES,
CLEVELAND, Ohio, July

CLEVELAND, Ohio, July 2s, 1874.
This was the first day OF the meeting OF the
Cleveland Trotting Cluo. Before the frat race was
called the sky cleared and the weather was all that
could be desired.
FIRST RAcE.-Porse $4,000, for 2:24 class; $4,000
to rst 81, 200 to second $3.50 tuird. Castle Boy
ana Lulu were the iavortes, the latter leading for
the first choice. The race was by Lulu, who
took the second. third and fourth heats the sec.
ond place being hoty contested for by Bodine and
Triumph.
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THE BETTING.
Bonaventura. ..... $3.50 Belmont.... $40
Regardless. ........... 200 Moonoeam..... 90
"1se''''''''''''''', rus tpo RACE. ~
The start very good one, Vadine taking
the lead. Countess second, Regardless third,
rapidly TO the stand Countess taking the lead and
showing the way. Regardless second: Beatrice
third, Valdine fourth, Madge fifth, MooDoeam
sixth. Bonaventura seventh. out close
the upper turn Countess showed the way,
and was a length and hair ahead OF
Regardless ar the quarter pole. Moonbeam t'iird,
Beatrice fourth, Vadine tftn, Bonaventura sixth,
Madge seventh but closely Tapped on eacn
other that there was no daylight between any eX-
cept Countess and Regardless. Going down the
backstretch Countess opened the light to nearly
length, aud she passed the halme pole she
hall length ahead OF BOnaventura MoonDeam
fourth, Madge fifth, Beatrice sixth ana Naidlne
seventh. the latter unable TO keep up the
speedy clip that the others were running.
Countess held her lead around the lower turn
but the others were crowding her dangerously:
particularly Regardless, Bonaventura, Madge ana
MoonDeam. When the hllies passed the three
quarter pole Countess was still III the lead Dy
length the others. with the exception OF Valdne,
being punched. Getting into the nOmestretch the
fllles were put 10 their best pace. and racing III
the true meaning or the term ~ las begun. most
exciting struggle ensued, and Countess kept IN
front TO the lurloDg pole. Al that point she was
overhauled Oy Regardless and these two hung TO.
gether TO the drawgate when the long stride OF
Regardless Drought her to the front. and gaming
little bY little she won the race by snort !engtn,
Countess second, two lengths ahead OF Madgc,
Moonbeam fourth, Bonaventurd min. beatrice
sixth and Valdine seventh. Time OF mile and an
eighth 2:00>@, which Is the quickest time made ior
TINS stake.
WINNERS Or THE ALABAMA STAKES
isss " wooabine Censor or kentucky. g sN
The New York herald., 1874-07-29
RACING AT WEST SIDE

The racing at West Side, Jersey City, yesterday
was very spirited, and large number OF sporting
rIen we're present FROM this city. In the first heae
OF the running race Jacob vreelana's bay geldinT
Buck broke his leg while coming in on the home.
stretch The following Is a
SUMMARY:
WEST SIDE DRIVING PARK July 2S-RunnIng
The New York herald., 1874-07-29
SH PING NEWS
OCEAN STEAMSHIPS
Steamer. Soiis. Destiautioa Office.

DATES OF DEPARTURE FROM NEW YORK FOR THE
MONTHS OF JULY AND AUGUST.