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A Sea Serpent In cona'c, with whale.

The Zanzibar correspondent OF the
Best1tn Morning Woes. writing under date Octo-
her ~. says Tue bsrk Pauline his arrived at
Zanzibar, with Goals for her MajC6ty's ehipB.
When or Cape It. Roo 10, South Amcrica, n
sight WIS presented that made the crow aghast -
ofhing less than the great sea serpent engaged
IN coulct with whale IL had wound itself
twice round the whale, and WAS twltllng 1t with
tremendous velocity, lashing the water into
foam. rhc roi,e could Ice distinctly heard on
board, Lud alter battling Tor some time both
disappeared. The scfpents lcngth can be i'm.
aginod. ~ had two ,is round iull-sHe
sperm whale, Win thirty feet clear at ecch
end. les diameter was from three To Tour icct.
They eaw II twice ~. ryari. Once u came
very close - the vcsscl. aud raj cd itstlf about
tlYty feet cut ~ the water rs II dhput t. AIT ok
them. I have cuesflo1ed men anu OHiccrs. try
Ing to mud oGf any discrepancy 10 tween their
statencuis, bJt am Il convert 60 toe tChcf That
~ Wa seem" Another naval pMcCr Wtitcs to
Ihe tsisrn NgpiHy Fffs 10 pfctiaclY the same
on the station ar, saii 10 be convinced Of the
truth Of the story.
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Tho subscri0crs sworn Commissioner, appointed to
superintend the drawing OF the KEN lucky STATE
LOTTERY Class l.. hereby certify that the above are
thu numbers which thls day drawn from the 90 0OO
placed IN the wheel
Witness our h,nds at coyinSon. Ky, this day sstur.
day. nov. s7 1875.
X. II. RAMSAY, lCo,,,,,..,o....
l.. ID. CRONlNGfR. SNV"in''''"no'"
An Official list OF the above and all future drawings
viii be published Ia the Louisville Courer.Journa
Louisville Ledger, New York Herald. New YORK sun.
and Now York News.
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HORACE ensE1Er's BIRTHPLACE.
a Pre,ee, 70 Remove the ola ueuss TO the
Centeuntal Greunds-


CONCORD, N. H., Nov. IA project Is on
foot, which, " " IL made TO succeed, will make
Now Haulpshire's headquarters at the Philahel-
phia Centennial exhibition a spot OF national in
rerest 1t IL proposed to purchase and remove
there the house in which Horace Greeley was
born. This house now stands on the old Gree
1ey farm In Amherst, about nve miles from
Manchester. II IL q very old-tashioned, oak
framed. story-and a-half building, Nfin with
~ foot stud, and contains four rooms. The &C
rupant IL an nged man named William brown,
who has lived on the place nearly bali CEN
fury. lie was friend of the father Of the great
Journallst, and did him good service IN days OF
extreme poverty when his sudden departure
saved him from imprisonment for deOt The
old farm is Of but little value. but Of late years
has proved source OF pro1t through the
conversion OF apple trees into canes for relic
hunters. Though In 1871 Brown was ready, as
good Mllerite. to ascend 10 heaven ana leave
his ecrthlv goods, and has prepared himself Tor
the aerial trip several times sibce, now at the
advanced age Of ~. when nature has arranged
for him 10 ascend ~ the regular way. nc cings
with ots:inrcy 20 the things OF inns me. no
wants {. 90 tor the cid house. which " barely
worth q quarter of that amount Tho STATE tcn-
tonnlal Communication rro ready TO build MN
y new one in place ~ the OLD one, but morethh
that their funds wf1l not allow.
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WanifS.--Malst


A ciANCEtq ws:,Ih, ,ssn, Ss. i nvS min. min:
Children, AID Society. ''''''' 49, : -
A GENTS and dealers TO sell tho latest patented
"A '0''l'i'; G iHS f'p Taf 'fJS%G' co. s
n Apply a, 70 Chsmbtr' 81, % nOOr.
boy vanted-An American, neat. strong and in,elit
per wer O AddSs.,, s iSI rsfcrenec A. b. r. BOZ 49,
sun ounce.
DOS to make ready ana feed Degcner press state
id7. sun once.
Roys sna GINS GOOD sgns, fund tqr , A g@
ar,g e'ii Immediately " ks'' ''n 81" |h''n'en'
DOl wanted must be good pcnman wages -. at
CAsu n0Ys vented, hggiy nelwessn II Ard r. AZ
No i'o Mercer et' near Houston ~.
ItIIOIR uOYrs wanted with hlvlt nrstclass voices
Y pay Nccor,ling 10 ability. Address Mr.. RHODES.
NONPOsITOR w'n..d-A yonus man ta,cl who
once.
INONrOSITOW rob. nook or ne ws, read or take
once.
ITRWAND boy wanted An Intelligent lad well rec.
- omweaacd wages ~ per month ring at bssc'
Su0rMAkERw wanted csi at &c. nowARD's,
~ % Murray str from 10 ~.
'I'O, nATTERS.-wagted. eempctent nos-so;
macSinc. ' stSadS cmploynent guaranteed Apply az
ii. 81. slIvERNAN's, IOi Grand az, BrookiJn
V'o rArhR ALI snns printer.
wors. Apply at Il and 10 li1inv place. Brooklyn.
rI,NILuR wanted. .oae who padcrs, nos bus,cl
Ond G.,i SIS.
WANTED f,~ tic L. $, Nav, scam'u. O. binary
W scaucn land-men inichin.tf Roller Iqe.Srsi anI
frei aud rond class nrrin-n. Apply AZ the ~ hNal
at, aud iie sud -, water st.
tesrIsry ee .r ,fae I'D rno'ic sct ,.,.
Go si Me-. '''''''''' ~ ~ '''''''' ~
WANTED. A h5.i cl,a forcm,n for cnildrea's.
Acc,yO AZ L. wlilrs tos o,Gee 10 Wei,o st., be
tweca II ana o'clock.
" NTFD In hook store ooprn cvcninsu smart
city ' 2d r zee I" i box ic sas cf"S S' ' " 80
1 Sp SS' " ,c5 s &. e
NNANTED-A good bootu,aker custom work :
W ete,dy work a., winter AppJ AZ " Gold ST. be-
W oat'6@s.se' 5 AMI . mis- morning, sssi Wleii
a.. basement.
WANTED Horse. wagon sud man for ne route !
$. >. HlGCINs & co.
WANTED A good salesman 10 boot aud shoe store.
w No. 3Odle Grand IT. Must speak German
w ASTED Two nrs,cl4ss sheet Iron workers. at
NNANTED-A nr-t-ci.ss b,ker to take charge Of
w cake. Cali OF 3s5 Futon It., BroOklin Il.
NNANTRD-A boy at GEO. RAwLEs cheap picture
w frame factory, Isl 9Th av
csa lay sd %! s.. fS"s S
WANTED 100 dodgers iOc 49,. per night single
w rooms 2bc. per night with cOne. 81 81 Spring e.
| WANTED Cutters on mems gaiters. Apply At ~
w ChrystieG II. GALEhShl.
WANTED nrsteiass candy maker. s15 Grand
w st., BROOKLYN, X. ID.
q GOOD carpenters wanted NJ C0th o.. and Madison
| ~ sv. to lay second fOOr
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Tn, B,sckyr,I,, Island Mystery.

At l;3o O'Clock this afternoon Coroner Eickhon
wiz meet jury tue foot ~ East rwcntysir,h
10 proceed With them 10 the pententiary BLACK.
Wells Island. where Matthew Crctyey was Assassinaed
robbed on Friday morning last. Tue evidence. as
far as could oe nscrrsincd yesterday, Will not throw
any light on the tragedy.
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The Fourteenth street WHO shooting.

Judge Donohue made final order yesterday,
giving the custody Of the child Of Duncan D. rcmpeion
and his wife Ida Maud Iompcton. 10 tia grandfather
saying that the law controversy between rents "a
. thcir edrcn LOOKS ohly 10 the ocs Interests OF tho
iatter MIR. 1emnCfun convict ID aud sentenced to
years satc Prison Tor shooting his wife. but
was granted new trisl anu Is out On ball
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The L,dis,. Wood Murderer..

Judge barrett denied the application made
,esterday ior stay OF proceedings ana writ Of error
IN the cases Of William Thompson. william Ellis, and
Charles Weston. thr negroes recently convicted OF
numbering peddler In Morri.enis.
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UlauA

B.. ptan,fo--- UahA
/ A GENTS wanted In town and country 10 sell our
~ pure teas 20 families hotels and large con umeTs
1esI terms and laigest soes "a the country Apply 20
Hnf Wells ga COMPANY, col fulton at, between
Church and ureeu~ich Sta, New YORK.
Z A GENTS wantedi large pronts MADE BY olnyassora
IA selling me popular "a Saving Burner, DOnOhues
patent great saving ght increased. DARBY q
pHAChklsY, eol0 Agents 90 COrtiandtst
IA GENTs.-si0 day rel Inc our chromos and nov
No. 2e2 Broadway.
A GENTS make $40 daily selling AMRRY's holiday
IA preaeut SHOW cards. ZIG Bowery, above the bid
"A GEN rS.-si0 daily selling our chimney burners
n ehromos, novelue-' Empire Novelty Co., 800 BWaV.
"A GshIs wanted something now eVery house.
Aooper wants " iOS william street, I'd door.
e .as ssS sII Sas. 81 so :s ~ RI
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GREAT REDUCTION In Fare-The Peoples
~ Line steamers 20 Albany. state rooms warmed bv
90 cts Leaving DAILY SUNDAYS excepted a. 4. M,
from Pier Al. n Il. foot OF Canal 1T
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9inantIaL

gos ano ctouno.
I OsT-Bank book issued BY seaman,s Bank for
i Savings TO cub criOer The nnd1r Will return 70
DXNiEL W. wHITR.
4 OST-on Sunday at CArmins aud Bedford sts q
small Scotch terrier has pups good reward Of
fered. ESQ WSJt 10Th Il.
Il OsT.-On Saturday. q white Spite dog with rcd
Alrboon round her neck, from s0A Chatham square.
TAe nnder vii get rnuArd.
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A CHANCE 70 20 west The agent has iiyed min.
N Yesrs West he will give AL infurmaton and assitt
families West. Cali immediately ~ 10 East 9Th ST.
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ATf9i GRAND ST.. Y. Y, and 40 Gwnnett at 4.
N frloXlyr, ami eiSs osdrn place. Newark. are the
hcst sud reliabc place to get saving ma
chine Of siugerr .Eina, Wheeler Wilson's. Domestic
DC; terms - per week. Auchines cAChaagrd rented
nnd renrr red, furnish plenty Of good PAYING work
rhrr, apronF, pcr-. ami undcrearueuts given out
good hands make tia per week Oe-t place nearly all
street cars ruL near the store. Remomb,r lpl.
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STEAMBOATS, uuS RIi'ruI,L
DENNsYLyASIk. RAIHROAD,.

AVN Iln 8nh sr, = 81 ~ n 4, nnnrrp
Team, 49, yosl t,nn, roo ~ nnr,... ana
cd,,1.ns, ~. "V 'V'''' DV'"'o'e' A"u
iIas.,n, p,,.hr..h ,,a Wa, and
south, With Pui msn Paaee CAS- attached. S.s A. NJ
A R ~ nd sl oiIV yen r,. ph,ad,n,,.
and ". 3 ~ H. connsc,Sn -, ph,i Ne q n a
Nj Lor Wihiamsnost Iock haven CorIy and ~ Fr,e
sso IA nnnae,n ~ ~ ~
49, ~, utd III, IA 70 '"' A""S'o iS''Vo
u ~, ia ,,n. wn,n,toD s,c tho sor,h I r,,tea
wsb 100 s =. ,,ess " ~ Pnnsn w." rIor d,
c,csnt Snniav IA" VI srr'na ash vu ,,' "a 4
X ~, ~ ~ sE,ss "a ~ a.
" 49,. 20 p "a sa.inh,ss ~ ~ 9ai s,n "a u
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Annatmtnih


ETH AvENUR TuEATRh -
OSyppIis'Sl s9a M pshT1sEk
ss sS%SsI e Rfs sS q
5000. y y grnRR,
9 3 y Elnaa 1
5000 SUuT i h -
BBaBp oooo sssss
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q o Y
tn, 1%pSS 1000 Of which va, S dors.
pss Si NJ, p W. E22I 9s gS'S s 9sf s
SAL iGEcs1E sr. NiDDLh"iok' and THE GREAT 0Nlsi'
-
pism ssuVe preparatory ana original AmeHcsn
ny ArersrN DALS, author Of " Divorce"
DARIsIASykp,ETIE%. ION 3, and broadway.
tvEyIYes a 9tt?gKJI i II fsbSfs InggspAY,
MlAfISEF beautiful Women Ep$iiggasbI Novelties
T7-bA3 Mclanre Of De- n S,s oo * Wonders.
TO piI MSsl deis9l,ul eaterssa@sn; y New N Ycrs
ris5i: %:%;a Ff'SSd dances
ioo B Forty star AIS. g N SsSse .sn'c'
Is B $$ r..' ;oSSfb5Sf ira
10 bAAYY win crOt'saue Da sss Sensational Final.
TO DAY. Matinee to-day at Matinee TO-DAY At T.
~ LAST MIFK Of 1fIE BRILLIANT SEASON.
HACHrRL GRAND OPERA.
u rector .................. .......AD. NEUENDOHfF
WIZ yrr,iis y, anJ onaro IN acls
rr,,u,p, , a., IL lho 10y AZ oIE' uANpico
"H' /" ~ I'M. EXrVIxG Dcceniirr \
rn..aa,,,,,h s,t.crt.,i,n nt,,nt -
Ni onc inst niyi i of ne sesson
1tifi up pnsr rn'i11n,NW 81 IIIo%JrMphr
rurouf,tir NAr,iTLt N. riApFION
Seal. 'scc,,ed a., hca ,su,v ani ia tirosdwav
NoNDNY DC linbcr a.
wN.mr.. orn',a .. ". s'ooAyo ASs1e'o, 1,,-.
IS""I,vt NiStsVrfrm ,itApIps DICKENS
FOK THIS WAX ONLY. .
HhHnseh'nt Y,b9C " NJ ~ ~ NV "
who viii ap,.ar In his reuoNn1d mrth provoking i'm
pcr-onation or WILKINS ,MtAN WIZ. "a cApii,al
ar1nN tA'lan OF Ohares DleAeA's ueePy iu'eIes''"s
LITTLE EMILY.
The charming MAY produced with ma 7nfcrnt scenery
AMI powerful est, .uding Mr. Z. h. Natdc ME- Lo
Clercq, Mary Wells kosa Rand lessie Darling ETC.
..sNeNf NnNDAY Mft Maucr as NEG NERRIIfEs.
= - -
nLNMPIC THEATRE 62l BROADWAY
II
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-06-06
RECOGNITION of Val0r.

The handsomest thing Of the centennial
occasion was the honor paid Mrs. Stonewall
Jac ksOn by the Raleigh light artillery com
pany and the Raleigh light infantry, and
by the steam fire company of New bern, and
the citizens band of the same place. The
Raleigh companies both called at the resi-
dence Of Colonel John E Brown, on North
Trade street, where Mrs. Jackson lives, and
gave three cheers for her. In response to
these Miss Julia, the only daughter of the
immortal Stonewall. came out ami presented
both companies with bouquet, after which,
upon returning to camp, each of the COM
panies fired salute in honor of the widow
of the Christian hero. The Newbern band
and fire company called also, and gave
three cheers for Mrs. Jackson. They, too,
were presented with flowers by Miss Julia,
after which the tiremeu were received by
and shook hands with Mrs jackson. They
spent few moments in the parlor looking
at a large portrait Of the General, then
silently departed, many of them wiping
away the fast falling Charlotte
North Carolina) Observer.
The Old North State, while celebrating g
gets not to weave in its garland of tribute
the fame of that great American, General
T. j. Jackson. The halo that surrounds
the historic scroll whereon is writ the deeds
of Carolina's sons in IT'S. may not encom
pass the chronicle of the brave deeds and
noble bearing of those who fought in the
great war of the States. But the Union
claims as a nations pride the heroism Of
all it's people and rests secure in the demon
strated truth that Americans only can con-
Quer America.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-06-06
NEW YORK.
The Erie KnilrOad and the Receive

The Erie RnlIrOad and the Receiver.
NLw YORK, June 5.-On petition of Mr.
Jewett, receiver of the Erie Railroad Com
pany, Judge Donahue Of the Supreme
Court has granted an order empowering
the receiver to pay taxes and charges upon
the premises and to work the coal mines re-
ferred to in his petition, to perform any
lawful contract, and to sell the securities
when, in his judgment, the interests OF all
parties will be promoted thereby.
Buying Struggled Silks.
William II. TalcOtt. buyer for the silk de-
partment of Ii. B. Ciaf1n & Co., was ar
rested to-day on the charge of buying
smuggled silks. He was held in $40 900 bail
Unknown Drowned.
The bodies of four unknown drowned
men were found floating in the river this
morning, on the Brooklyn side.
The Rifle Team.
The American team of rifemen who are
to contend with the Irish team at Dolly
Mount took passage by the steamer City Of
Chester, leaving THE port to-day. The
names Of the team are as follows:
Henry A. Gildersleeve, captain. born in
Ulster county, New York; G. w. Yale, born
in New Haven, Connecticut; T. S. Dakin, of
Orange county, New York, and r. C. Cole
man, born in Goshen, New York. A. v.
Caulfeld, Jr.. born in Westchester, New
York; l.. c. Bruce, born in Lexington, Ken
lucky, and L. NJ. Bullard, native of this
city, go out as reserves.
The members Of the team went down the
bay on small steamer, escorted by large
numbers of friends, and boarded the CITY
OF Chester in the lower bay. The ritlemen
were all in the best of health and spirits,
and were full of confidence in their ability
to bring back additional laurels to those
already won in their contests with the Irish
team.
Fire In the Country.
BOSTON, June "a large fire has been
raging since Friday afternoon, near the
line between lrontOn and Sharon. Several
hundred acres have been burned over, and
the damage SO far will reach $4,000.
The New Hampshire Senat orial Question,
CONCORD, N. H., June 5.-The Supreme
Court will hear the senatorial question on
Monday, allowing two hours to each side.
Judge Hoar's Opinion.
1t is reported that q written opinion on
the Senatorial question in dispute has been
received here from Judge E. X. Hoar, of
Massachusetts, which sustains the position
taken by the Democrats, and is in conflict
with the actien Of the seeding Senators
No definite particulars can be learned in
regard to it.
Steamer Launched.
CHESTER, Pa, June 5-At p. NJ. to-day
steamer No. Isl Of the Pacific Mail Com.
pany was launched from the yard of John
Roach. The launch was successfully &C.
co mplished, and the vessel was christened
"The. City of New York" Another ship
for the same company will be launched
about the fourth of July.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-06-06
Grand Isle.

1t will be glad news to the pleasure lovers
of New Orleans that Grand Isle will soon
be again open to the public, and that Ben
Margot will devote himself to the comfort
of his guests as in days gone by. Soon
Gus Richards will take command of fleet
packet and carry hundreds from the hot
streets to the cool beach and foaming surt.
To make the resort more popular than ever
greater efforts have been made to create a
pleasant summer home, and prices of board
and passage will be reduced. All will be
able, with such advan tage, to enjoy at least
one trip and appr eciate the "newdeparture"
that is to be made in the service of meals
at the hotel. Further and more particular
information will be given in fe Y days.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-06-06
THE TURF.
Jerome Park Jockey Club.

New YORK, June 5.-The races began to-
day. The first race, for purse OF $4O0,
three-quarters of mile dash, was won by
Madge by two lengths, Mate second, Inspi-
ration third, B. f. Carver fourth, Minnie
Mac fifth, Searcher last Spendthrift did
not start. Time-l:l7h.
The following was the closing pool
Searcher $3.50, Madge $3.50, Mate $315,
Spendthrift s65, Inspiration $l25 B. F. Car
yer $l05. Minnie Mac $55-total $l565.
The second race was for the Fordham
handicap sweepstakes; $50 each and forfeit
only $40 if declared by May 20, with $500
added; second horse to receive 5000 out of
stakes; one and a quarter miles. There
were fifty. three nominations. Wild Idle
won by two lengths, Spendthrift second
and Preakness third. Countess, Kadi.
Usage, Lelaps, Australind, Josie B., Carl
boo, Survivor and Audubon also ran.
Time-2:l2
The closing pools on the second race
were: Wild Idle sl050. Preakness $780,
Josie B $500. Survivor $500, and the field
$4lO-total $3.50.
Third Withers stake for three year
olds; 500 each, half forfeit, with $1,000
added; second horse to receive 500 out Of
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-06-06
Barueysville.

While the subject of new city to be
built at the South Pass is agitating the
minds of the people, it may not be amiss to
call attention to the rapid growth OF our
outlying villages and towns. 1t is by no
means denied that Eadsville will perhaps
be the city of the future, but 1t is at the
same time claimed that five miles from the
City Hall exists town. but little known to
many inhabitants of this city, yet combin-
ing within it's close corporation all OF the
resources and essential elements to assure
the establishment of great port and COM
mercial mart.
This town is situated on the banks of
classic stream; its port is free, for there are
no wharfage or tonnage dues. The harbor
is secure, and there is no bar except those
that exist mile to the westward. The
government is free and untrammeled by
legislative eEactments or city ordinances.
The spirit of the people being opposed to
monopolies, there is no gas company, no
slaughterhouse, no railroads and no public
waterworks The facilities for extinguish-
ing fires are furnished by occasional rain
clouds. The houses and streets are ilumi-
mated in conformity to the taste and purse
of each private citizen.
The commercial wealth Of this thriving
town is found in its fisheries, and the ad-
joining forest and glades.
A contemporary lately worked up series
of articles on "moss gathering" as fine art
and an industrial pursuit. The inhabitants Of
Barneysville, situated on the New canal one
mile from the lake end, have mastered the
science of how to make a moss crop. They
wait for the wind to blow the moss off the
trees, when it is leisurely gathered and sold
That game fish, the choupique, furnishes at
once stable article of diet and CONNER
cial revenue. The ferocious crawfsh is
hunted by the inhabitants, young and old.
Sport with pelf is here combined in propro-
tions that would astonish a clockmaker or
the biggest humbug on earth. There is
some talk Of making Barneysville place Of
summer resort. Should some enterprising
capitalist invest few hundred thousands
of dollars in the erection of mammoth
hotel at Barneysville he wOuld no doubt
make money-for the carpenters and build
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-06-06
Y TELEGR AP H
WASHINGTON.
The 1lissiuQ Treasure.

Vne Missing TftaSures
WARRINGTON. June 5-The detectives are
still blind regarding the 81 900 theft from
the Treasury Department. The gentlemen
in the cash room express themselves as in q
painful state of suspense. Mr.. Spinner is
worn out by anxiety.
Military.
Assistant Surgeon John 0. Skinner has
been ordered to the Department of the
South.
The Indians.
The Indians called at the Interior Depart
ment this morning to say good-by to the
Commissioner, when a short interview took
place. after which they left. They expect
to start for home to night, the Cheyenne
River Indians going by way of New York,
where they will stop tor few days. The
agents retsrn with them, though it is under
stood that the resignation Of Agent Saville
is at the disposal Of the department. The
visit has been without result.
Gone Home Dissatisfied.
The Indians have departed much dis
satisfied. Mischief is apprehended when
they reach home.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-06-06

the stakes; one mile. Aristides won by two
lengths. Chesapeake second and Rhoda-
manthus third, followed by Ozark. War
wick. Bob Woolley, Withers' Gladiator.
Battoglia FLY. Lerd Zetland. Ascension,
Invoice. Dartnaga, Matador. and Joe Cerno.
Time-l:45A.
Fourth Race-Purse $500; maidens al
lowed, if three years old. three pounds, if
four years or upward five pounds; ono
mile and three quarters. Springbok won
by two lengths, Miner second, Big Fellow
third, Big Sandy fourth and Donnybrook
fifth. Time-3:l2.
Fifth Racc-Purse $500; winner to be sold
at auction fer $4,000; if entered to be sold
for $1,000, allowed five pounds; if for $3.50,
seven pounds; if for $500, ten pounds; one
mile and q half. The race was won by
Scratch, Resolute second. Mat tie w. third
The Hoaxer fourth and Lizzie Keels fifth.
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