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BOOKS, STATIONERY. dc.

CCARCE OkS.-RANDOLPH
y ( ENGLISH offer the following and a large
stock OF other new aud old stsnCari work Robiu-
so s III acrlce anu Forms. Sandss Equity Quarterly
Inv journal, Lawyers Guild. STAN Us al targr.
Acts Of Assembly 1919 TO 1914. Davis's t.rmtEal
Law. LomaX's Fxecutors ard Digest. fuckers
Commentaries and fleafings. fate'S Index. ttrock-
enarough & M5rshah's lie ports, Jctfefsons and
Wyihe's Reports.
4 CATALOGUE OF all the new books published In
April will bv sent TO any address. my l4.d&w
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7rgDECAYED TEETH.--We have

III DECAY ED TEETH.--We have
prepared, after consultation with some OF on
best dentists a CAfBULIC MGUTiI-WAsi which
has proven very efficient in the treatment OF DE.
cAYEp TEETH and DISEASED GUNS. It acts Is
complete iiSinftctttnt 10 The odor caused by ue-
,ayrd teeth, aud is very pleasant to the smell aho
taste. Sold in bottles so cents each. Prepared
Solely by MEADE 4 BAKER, Pharmacists
fo IN 9l9 Main street
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\ Boston iulucier says lha; the financial
history Of this country justites the remark
of Hon. RICHARD CogDES that the United
States have suffered more from bad currency
than from slavery.
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FOURQUREAN & co.

NARDOZO, FOURQUREAN & co.
HAVE JUST RECEIVED,
AND ARE DISPLAYING TO-DAY
NOVELTIES IN DRESS GOODS,
NOVELTIES IN IIAT-SCARFS,
ELEGANT POLONAISs GOODS in novel s'!e''
including the "SrEwARr NOVELTIES
COLORED SILKS, PLAIN and STRIPED IL
preatvarIety and very handsome.
ELEGANT STRIPED OHGASDlEs In marrow
and wide strps-same shades To Hia'cli. i"'-~
goods are new and very elegant.
Fifty pieces STRIPED PERCALESat l6.c per
yar,i-neyer sold before al les than 23c.
We desire TO call especial attention 10 our "'!
cent GRADE BLACK GkEAADISE, when "'
offer Is 4 great bargain.
A full line of BLACK GRENADINES from ''''
TO $3.50.
MEXICAN GRENADIXE for POLoSAish2'
Many decided bargains IN LINENS lo' 60
DAMaSK TABLE-SAPklNs and CLUE,
from receat auction >aes-bousht cAeiP 'o' '1'
and will be sold very low.
large quantity OF Iae SHETLAND sh'
with solid borders
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lected upon IS articles. The United States
taxes about $4,000
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The Chrisliansburg Messenger is doing
yeomap service in the cause Of honesty and
against the regulating party.
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NE COD-LlVER OIL,

D COD-LlVER OIL,
MtDICINALLY P,yRE.
OUR OWN IMPORTArIOE-THE ItLet'
PUkGST. AND MOST ACCEPTABLE
TO THE STOMACH.
We haveS the testimony OF our physicians who
prescribe IT. aud Of patients who have AIKEN IT, that
IL is more accountable to the stomach and more
easily assimiia'ed than any other oil.
A fresh supply just received direct from New.
foundlsnd. MEADE q BAKER,
..5 Importing Pharmacists,
Aelv SlS .A.ln steel
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ss.s,sInk. HssEsEES.

MT BLACK SILKS for lining at Toe. and
s5c per yard worth zoe. per yard more;
RACK TaFFETA ana GRos-GRAIN SILKS
from 81 up to $3.50 per yard-all of the best
mauurac,me-25 per cent. below regular prices
iwiiITE-sTRrPE, GRAY
and BLACK STRIPE Silks at ooc per yard
worth 1926;
CuLoRED.sTRIpE SILKS at 75c., 90c., 81. and
1925;
PLAIN. COLOR SILKS In all qualities;
JAPANESE SILKS In great variety, and large
variety of MoHAIR, ALPACA, and LINEN
DRESS GooDs,at
my15 LEVY bholhbho'
m NECK-SCARFS in great variety;
uAT-sCARFS Of the latest styles;
GRos.GRAIN RIBBONS In Ill the new shades;
NECK cheaper than ever;
sAsu-RIBBONs In plalu, stripes, wa.ered, and
plaids;
RUFFS and RUFFLES cheaper than ever;
LINEN COLLARS and CUFFS Of the most fash
ionabe styles at
my15 LEVY BROTHERS.
Nat FANS! FANS! FANS!-A large
stock of the latest styles selling at prices that are
astonishIngy low.
| my15 LEVY BROTHERS.
me- DON'T BUY YOUR DRY GOODS
until YOU have examined the stock of LEVY BRO
| THEIRS. Thousands OF dollars are ost to consul
| ,ners nv NOT being posted in the market value of
Dry Goods.
| LEVY BROTHERS are the leaders OF low prices,
and keen the largest stock as we'll as the greatest
variety of Dry Goods In this city. Ely calling on
| them YOU can save time and money. my ID
MAJ BLACK GRENADINES from 123c.
upto $3.50 per yard;
| COLOkED GRENADINES from 1oc. up TO soc.
| per yard;
LAWNS at II c.. 16sc., 2Oc csc, SOC, 40c., and
| Soc;
WHITE and COLORED TARLATANS, at
my15 LEVY BkoIihho.
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BANK sTATEME NTs.

DEPORT OF THE CONDITION OF
IN THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF RiCH.
MONO. AT RICHaOaD. IN The SIhIE ot
VIRGINlA. At THE CLOSE OF business
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STATE OF VIRGINIA. CITY OF RICHMOND. So.
bank DO snlclnulv swear that the above staten cht
* trup 10 ,h. best OF nv knowledge and belief.
W. QUanLES, Cashier.
Subscribed and sworn 10 he'ore me this I'm day
oc LAY lS75 WILLIAM SIN On.
" '' c.otary Public.
Correct-Attcst:
Join X. CIIILDREY,l
j. Il. PC, DIRECTORS
). II. KOSENBAUM.)
my 1885,
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"sTShRyaTFss".


TAVISG RE-LEAStD THE PRO "a
IL psRTY 3l9 Eroad street. bclwren jGS
bird and Fourth, | have made great a'icr;i- 81
lions ana Improve rI,s in my lciniinS, nnd nave
now on hand i large anI wcli->c|cc;ei stock OF
FCRSTTUnr. in witch VIII D. tnlnd ,-,. !, =.
cor rktir. PAINT 10. aud STAINED ll'IH of
CliaMEER FURNITURE at 800 80 soo'
S35. and SIC: ,..,,.e .,- .-o
DRES Nii SI SUITS, STAINED, S75, $50,
WsLN iir SUITS at $40. s45. ard 500:
FULL MARBLE WALNUT SUITS 1T 80, $50,
WAI%UT DHESSlNG CASE SUITS at 800.
Sl25, $50. II Is. aud 1928, up TO 800.
Tacsc obs are all oI The i;ttcs. styles, richIy
caryci ard finished
AkLUh SUITS in haircoth. plain and striped
terry, at $50, t75, $50. - 90. $40. 10 40
PLAIN Lou SCI ) AT 50. -. IS. and:9
WALNUT LOUNGES in hiirclotii and terry NJ
SO, $l5. $50, $50, and $50 :.,,,....,
STAN ID ana W LNUT " AnDROBtSto m;itch
MATTkEsse 5. FEhTuER.BEDS, PILLOWS
and BOI.Sl EkS:
EXTr N~lDN.TA RLeS, SAFES, IL.
CHI N : Il slf cidtv. .
AlIof WHEN am sclirgat greatly reduced prices.
Uchols,erirg and repairing. Chairs cane.s:ateu.
GoJds carefully packed for shipment:
j. -. I; ,TEWOOD.
$40 Broad htwccn Third and Fourth streets
my l2-Ih 4 IN
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nLD GOVERNMENT PERUVIAN
" GUaSp-Ne offer ioi sale the small portion
remaIuing of this truly valuable GUASu. Plant
ers aud others aze asSufod hat this GUAHO Is
undourledIy the last CT rhe supply formerly draTn
= large rusrtties FROM l." Grt,ct islsaa-.
Ir Ii.am nSQllIN " HRuCE-
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CROCKERY. GLASSWARE, &c.
SPECLAL-HOTELS AND SPRINGS
COMPANIES.
A Iul! line of

A iul. line Of
chlSA, IRON STONEWARE, GLASSWARE
TABLE CUTLERY, &C,
selected especially for the wants Of hotels and
si'rbss coiu otnies, which VIII .el As low any
house north or spu.h. Also. Il large stock of
CHINA, GLASSWARE, FANCY GOODS,
Plated EEFaIG CREATORS. &C.
suitable for The wants II rhe retail trade ut the low
est raie.. a cal Is reSp,cfuliy solicited
my 10 h. Is. TAYLOR, I0il Main street.
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TRENCH PHARMACEUTICALS
AT
MEADE & BAKERS DRUGSTORE.

WIN PEpSINE A LA DIASTASE,
WIN DE DUSART, au Lacto.Phosphatc dc Chaux;
SIROP DE DUSART, au Lacto-Phosphatc dc
ChauN:
GOUDRON DE GUYOT,
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES,
PEPSISE Porc,
PEPSlNE Amylacee,
PEPSINE A La SUCRF,
PHOSPHATE DE FgR-par Leras,
SIROP DE AURtRGIER,
PEkLES D'HUILLE PHOSPHOREE,
PERLES DE CHLOROFORME,
PeRLES DESS- nee TEREBlSTH1SE,
PERL rs DE VALERlASE,
PRI rs DE PAULLIN1A,
PRISES DE GUARANa-
PaSTILLES Dc DIR. BELLOC,
PASTILLES DlGEST1F DU HCISSOS,
PASTILLES DE L'EAU EMS,
lamar INDlEN-fruit laxatif contre Ia constipa-
tion. snh all new and viluab remedies for sale
b. MEADE & BAKER, Pharmacists,
mv1o 9l9 Main street.
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I31C-NlC.
4 TrRACriOA EXTRAORDINARY.
GRAND PICNIC EXCURSION

GRAND PICNIC EXCURSION
JAMESTOWN TRIBE, !. q. Y. M., To WEST
POINT,
MONDAY, MAY 18TH, Il 70. 80
MCCASS>S BAND has been cngdgel nm. sn auul-
ton Ia the pleasures of The dance there WI ~ cr'ry
facility for boating, bathing, fishing, ihc snlo|
meni Of the table !uNYrcs for Which Isl scs al Is
no., d III all sc aSonS Of the year.
tltgant CUPS will be presented TO the M >s' ha1a-
SOME and tie nellcst man present..
Cars leave ueppt AT 1880 4. NJ. ,
1ckcts: Gentlemen, 81: ladies, soc. To b. fss<a
at the cars of the committee.
Committee OF arrang mens: ". G.. Fergus w.
y. II. Small, ". Ii. Baker, ID. Ii. Patterson. * *.
PcarmuD. my 11-5l
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STATE OF VIRGINIA, COUNTY OF HESRIco, So:
LSAMIJEL A. GLOVER. cashier of the above-ilaincd
hank o sOlelnuly swear that the above sttement Is
true, to the best OF my knowledge and beet.
''"S' ~ " S.A. GLOVER, Cashier.
Spbscrihed and sworn to before me this 1th day
of May,1S75. WILLIAM !. hEn n',h,;
Correct-Attest: -
Ef a S5$5Hs ?SSFs:4 rs Directors.
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DsssuLgFIoNs d PARTNERSHIP.

ID &. REYNOLDS. of Fredericksburg, is
H. admitted to All |. tcIe:t in our business from
and AFTER h,s dte. 'nIuiire the style OF the firm
will be IL. x. TALtAFr RltJ 90. The OLD hrlA's
name " III be used in settlement OF Ill. bus iness.
TALJAFERRO & co.
N,y1 1874 INV i-eodlm
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7 ETTER-HEAnS 81 to S6.75 per ream,
= ~ .Le sAotai Ca Ekl-siISu-aUUan.
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DRY GOODS.

r AIDES AND CIIILDREA'S
GACZE MEKISO UNDERWEAR,
all sly les and qualities;
GESTLEMEN,= GhuZG MEElNO SHlRIc &c.
7Jc., and 81:
CENT? EMES.S GAUZE MERlSO DRAWEES,
GESTLtMEN'S
RLEACHED JEANS DRAWERS.
We call special .,,tenton u our stock oi LIMA
BOSOM sulRTo at - aud - 30. " irh caGhoIb:
bought elsewhere for les than $40 and -.
YARU-NIDE FIGURED Pr RthLks at Ib.r.
We have only Il few more LINN hJ>CN> lei.
at &C., warranted to bc pure lrcn.
my IL CcLRINtl ron rL-l-.
r5NO BE READ BI LADIES oNLl.--
We are now ready 10 uir,r the ladies' oil tica-
mont superior U\DrRW FAR OF our own manu-
tacturc aud guarantee The matcri- Used bettcF' u.
ssus prtttcf, an! .,.,
PRICES LOWER THAN "" YORK norp<'
Suncial sttcniinu Is called In our
GLuE E-FiTri NJ, CpRS rl-toS sE :,
which "A lady's wardrobe /, iDcolnnictc "l'".,t'
Mrs BROOKE prcsiir. over III" AMPLE "'"'
and will take great pleasure in showing Sood'.
BrOJkr & CO., III Main street.
sccoud floor, second door above D'Sp"'ct ''''''
my 3-3m
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MILITARY NOTICES.
EXCURSIONS.

There will be during the day graNd prize Bowl
ing Match for an English imported doublc.barlcl
shotgun, and other SMALLER prize.
Dancing and all kinds of amusements will be kept
sE during the day.
Kcssnichs full brass and string band has been
eesgai ed for the occasion.
Admission, SOC. my 1J-1tH
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CAUTION.
Buy no powders or prepared SIMMONS'S LIVER
REGULATOR unless in our ensrarcd wrapper
with trademark, stamp, and signature unbroken;
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nY- FANS! FANS! FANS!-A large
stock of the latest styles selling at prices that are
astonishngy low.
my Is LEEh BNoliihf'S'
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SIMMDNS'S
LIVER REGULATOR.
For Dyspepsia. Constipation, Jaundice, Bilious
attacks Sick Iicaiache Collie, Depression OF Spir-
its Sour Stomach. Heartburn. &C.. &C.,
IL HAS No EQUAL.
Isa faultirss family me'ncine.
Does not dsarrapgc the system.
Is sure to cure II taken regularly.
Is no drastic, violent medicine.
Does not interfere with business.
Is no intoxicating beverage.
Contains the simplest aud best remedies.
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DEPURr OF THE CONDITION. OF
Is, THE PLANTERS NATIONAL BANK, AT
RICHMOND, IN THE STATE OF VlRGlf,lA,
AT THE CLOSE OF BUSINESS MAY ISL
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-10-09
NO. 80,

parts, and all Scrofulous Diseases OF the
Cones, as " hite Swellings, Fever Sores.
Hip-joint and Spinal Dlseases-all Of
which belong TO Scrofulous diseases.
CoNFIRMED.-HlP-JoIN DISEASE CURED.
w. GROVE STATION, Iowa.
DR.. Pierce, Buffalo, n. T.:
DEAR Shiny wife first became lame
nine years ago. Swelings would appear
and disappear on her hip, and she WAS
gradually becoming reduced, ant her
whole system rotten with disease. In :.
swelling broke on her lip dischargiag
large quantities, and since that time there
are several openings. Have had five
doctors, at an expense of Sl25, who say
nothing will do any good but surgical
operation.
July IL, 1873, he writes thus: My
wife has certainly received n great benc.
fit from the use of your discovery, for
she was not able to get OH the bed and
was not expected to live week when she
commenced using it, a year ago. She
has been doing most Of her work for
yer six months. Has used twenty bot
ties, and is still using it. Her recovery
is considered as almost n miracle, and We
attribute 1t all to the use of your valua.
BILE medicine | can cheerfully recom-
mend it as blood-puritier and strength
reStorer, j. NJ. ROBINSON.
Golden Medical Discovery is sold by
Druggists.
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The SnnCOnk Murder.

CONCORD, n. H., October S.-Ihe eX-
citement over the Penbrook murder case
has been revived to-day. At an early
hour Josiah Carpenter, OF Pttsfeld went
toSuncook and informed Officer Hell
breath of some facts, which if true, will
have an important bearing on the case.
He reports that Lake, who taught school
three years since Mt PenbrOok, and
boarding at Longmade's, and who has
since corresponded with the deceased,
arrived ut her home in Chichester the
day following the murder, and when in
formed of IT at once exclaimed, "BIll
Drew did it, giving ther reason that Josie
Longmade told him that Drew had sew
ersl times grossly insulted her, and threat.
ened if she told her father, to kill
and cut her into inch pieces. officer
Hildreth visited Miss Lake, and she will
testify before coroner's inquest to-mor-
row. Drew still protests his innocence,
and does not exhibit the least anxiety or
nervousness at his position. a pair of
stockings were found to-day. near the
scene OF the murder, which were evident
" worn and cast aside, that may
add something to the case. 1t is
also said that Drew had carried
about his person a sharp dirk knife for
years. 1t is not to be found now. 1t is
reported that strange, wild looking
man was seen to-day prowling about the
woods, and search is being made for him,
Never before has the community been SO
thoroughly aroused and the determine
tion is universal to ferret this matter to
The bottom
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philadelphia Market.

PHILADELPHIA, October s.-Petro-
loum.A trile stronger; refined l2fc;
crude 93G9,c. Clover Seed-Prime l2c.
Timothy and Flax Seeds-Unchangcd.
Flour-Bettcr grades in moderate de-
mand; others neglected; Iowa, Wiscon-
sin and Minnesota family ST 2jGS so;
high grades s. 75@S So Wheat
Firm; red 81 40@l 424; new amber 81 40
al 43; white 81 42@l 45. Rye-7OG
75c. Corn-W eak; yellow 72G973; mix
ed 70G72c. Oats Steady; mixed 40CC
12I; white 44C SOC. Butter-Steady;
New York and Bradford county extras 33
G3fc; frsts 30G3Olc; western extra 2s
assoc; firsts 2j(o BE: rolls extras 29GSl;
tirsts 2GG2sc. Cheese-Firm; western
fine 12!@l3c. Eggs-Quieti western
fresh 2j62jc.
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S.c Deuteronomy, XII: %. The blood
bonn, the source from which the system
+. bul.i up, and from which We derive
our mental H. well ~ physical capabili-
i,irs, how important that ii should be
kept pure. II it contains vile, fostering
poi-ous. all organic functions become
enlrcb.rd Settling upon important or
gau,. "a, the lungs, liver and kidneys, the
effect j. most disastrous. Henc" It be-
Lnoyc- "a. To- keep ;hri- blood in per-
..rtIv healthy condition. and more Cspe-
cirly docs this apply ut this particular
-ru-on OF the year than at any other.
No matter what the exciting cause may
Boz. the real cause Of large proportion
Of sal. diseases j. bad blood. Now, DR..
Pierce doe, not wish TO place his Golden
M,di.U Discovery in the catalogue OF
quack patent nostrums, by recommending
I o. cure any disease, nor does be 50 rec
omneni it; on the contrary, there
are hundreds of diseases that he ucknowl-
edges it will not cure: but what he does
clam Is this, that there Is hut one form
of Ny5i disease that it will not cure, and
that disease i cancer He does not re-
commend bis Discovery for that disease,
vet he know, j, to be the most searching
blood cleanser y,t discovered, and that II
will free the blood and system of all
other blood-poi-ons be the animal, yege-
table. or mineral. The Golden Medical
Discovery Is ,oa,Tanted by him to cure
the worst forms Of Skin Diseases, AL
form. Of B.oichcs, Pimpes and Erup-
,ion,: also Of Giaudu.ar Swe.lings, and
the worst form of >crolulous and Ulcer
ated Sore, Of the Neck, Lcgs, or other
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-10-09
Chicago Market.

CHICAGO, October S.-FlOur-Dull
Wheat-Dull and lower; No. 2 Chicago
spring 81 OS! spot 81 0S! seller October;
81 0G4 seller November; No. 94b@97c;
rejected 82I@s5c, Corn-Steady and In
moderate demand; No. 2 SIZE spot; 81 !c
bid seller October; 533c bid seller Novem-
ber; 4Sic seller year; rejected 55@5Gc.
Oats-Active; no. 33Ic spot; 33t6
33Ic seller October; 32ic bid seller No
vember; rejected 2S@29c. Barley-Quiet
97c spot; 9liG95c seller November. Rye
Dull and nominal. Pork-Steady and
in moderate demand; - IS spot; go 45
seller October Bulk Meats-Firm;
shoulders 9f@9!c; short rib lSsc; short
celer l81@lS3c. WhiSky-Quiet and
firm at 81 1901 IA
On call board-W Wheat-Lower; 81 0I3
seller October; 81 06 seller November.
Corn-Higheri j7s@573c seller October
54sM5iIc seller November. Oats
Firmer; 33}c seller October 32tc sell
Ter year. Pork-Higher at So 80 seller
October. Lard-Firm at lStc.
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Baltimore Market.

BALTIMORE, October 8.-Flour-Quiet,
firm and unchanged. Wheat-Quiet;
Pennsylvania red 81 $50 l 40. Corn
Western firm; western mixed 6S!c. Oats
Dull and weak; western white asa
soc; western mixed 4GGISc. Rye
Quiet at 75G SOC. Hay-Dull and un-
changed. Business restrict
ed by light stock and high prices; pork
$23 5O@24 90. Bulk Meats-Shoulders
lOc; clear RIB sides l4c loose. Bacon
Shoulders l03mllc; clear rib sides
l43m l5c; hams l5!@l6c. Lard-Quet
but firm; refined l4i@l5c. Butter
Firm and active; western extras 3Oc; do
firsts 25(, 2bc. Pctroleum-Easier; crude
81! refined 124Gl3. Cotce-Quiet, firm
and unchanged. Whisky--Dull and
lower at 81 II.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-10-09
Nashville Blood Horse Association

NASHVILLE, October S.-To-day was
the fifth day of the fall meeting of the
Nashville Blood Horse Association. The
attendance was very large, the ladies
stand being well filled, and the weather
and track fine.
The first race was for the Young
American stake, native five year olds,
mile dash, s25 subscription, p. p, There
were 50 subscribers, OF whom the follow
ing started:
d. Livigerts b c Ceylon /; John Gar
dener's ch f - =; George CadwaIla-
der's ch Plenty 3; a. Keene Richard
ch Clemnic 4; Redding " Bros. ch c
GLASGOW ); time :46.
The pools on this race averaged as fol-
lows: Ceyton $50, Gardcr's Billy sol;
Plenty $40; Field $40.
The following horses were entered IN
the second race, mile heats, best three in
five for purse of 800;
A. Hutchinson's ch Wcatherby |, |, |;
Williams & Owing's b c Fairpluy ,, =, y
time l:i5I, l:3G!. l:47i.
The pools sold previous to the
first heat averaged MS follows
Weetherby 800; Fairplay SIOi
After the first heat they sold about 2l0
to 10 for Weatherby, the iavorito.
The third race was for the Association
purse of $3.50 for three year oids, dash OF
thrce-quarters Of mile. w. f. Cink :
ch fSalle Gardner won the first heat,
IL. B. Durham's b fSuc Wynne, ID; y.
Cheatham's b c indicator 3: A. keene
Richards b f Katie, 4th; a. keenc Rich.
ards b Rcdman jth. Time :lG! which
is very fast for this track. The pools
sold on this race averaged: Richards
entries 275; Sue Wynne 60; Gardner jji
! Nindicator 36.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-10-09

CINCINNATI, October s.. The attend
ancc ut the Chester Driving Park races
was large and the track in splendid or.
der. Yesterdays unfinished 2:2j race
WAS won by John w. Hall, making two
heats in 2:32 and 2:323.
The first of to-day races was the 2:3S
class. for purse ofSl, 800, with seven en-
tries and five starters. Gray Bashaw was
the fnvorite in the pools, but was dis
tunccd in the second neat. The race was
won by Chas. ". Wooley, beating Joe
Lawrence, Doctor Rush, Lizzie Davis
and Gray Bashaw in the order named,
Time 3:4l, 2:43 and 2:4l4.
The second race was for purse of
$1,000 for the 2:22 class, 1900 to the
first horse, $50 to the second, $40 TO
the third, and $500 10 the fourth. There
were eight entries and six starters.
Summary-Bclla D. 1, 4, 6; Thomas
Lyaurg >, >, >, ,; Lady Star 6, g. e, 3;
Observer /, |, |, l; Moliic Morris l, i, 3,
4; Fred Hooper 3, 3, >, D. Observer was
the favoritc.
The third was running race for a
purse of 800 Tor two miles. II was won
easily by Port Leonard; time 4:li.
Brag won the second. The races will
close tomorrow when it is expected some
fast time will bc made.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-10-09
New York Cattle Market

New YORK, October S.-B"ey"s-ke-
,cipts 1850 head, making $500 head for
the last four days, against 1880 head
for the same time last week. The quail
itv was tair for the season, some Of the
drovcs from Ohio and Kentucky being
really good. The bright cool weather
favored trade, and there was no further
decline in prices. Poor to extra native
steers, SlUl23c; fair 10 good Texas ana
Cherokee cattle, So, 9c.
Shecpand Lambs-ReceiPts :, 2,@2O heae,
making 1920 head for the pas; four
days, against 2o,s6o head for the ,ame
time hast week. The demand was very
moderate. and transactions were limited
Poor to strictly prime sheep a. sc; poor
to fancy lambs 5d7sc.
Hogs-Receipts 4555O head, making
l7.226 head for the last fom day,
against 1910 head for the same time
last week. None offered alive; dressed
lower. slow sales ut lOm lOtc.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-10-09
Mr. Davis Receives Another ovation

LOUISVILLE, October S.-A Hopkins
dale Kentucky, correspondent says:
This has been grand day for the
Christian County Agricultural and Me-
chanical Association. the attendance
being estimated at 5000. Colonel +. L..
Starting, President of the Association,
welcomed Jefferson Davis. While Mr..
Davis WAS on the stand great crowd
gathered around, and cheer after cheer
was sent up, and when he came down
the press was 80 great to get near the
celebrated man, that he was literally
borne along toward the amphitheatre,
where, in the Judges stand, he gave II
nd.shakiug to the multitude, during
the continuance of which 1t was ncce>-
sarv 10 have the police lmme
diately around his person to enable
him to breathe The eX-President was
plcasantin conversation to all persons in
troduced, many OF whom were ex-soldiers
Of the late Confederacy, but he says he
likes best to go quietly through the
world. He made lengthy speech and
Mt lis close was greeted with prolonged
applause and three heavy cheers.