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The Canton mail. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 18??-1882, 1875-11-20

The melancholy days have come,
the saddcst OF the year, is the re
Train of the carpet baggcrS who eX-
pccted to 81 to Jackson this winter,
To revcl in purple and fine linen at
The expense of the taxpayers. Many
of those fellows. will go hungry and
half naked this winter for lack of
employment, or rather from lack
of license to employ the taxpay
money for their own use aud bcnc-
lit. The cloud and stencil that fill
cd our legislative halls for the past
eight years are forever scattered,
gone to the far off North, or to the
cotton fields. When the next leg
isiaturc meets, who will not ex claim,
"look upon this picture and then
upon that" of the past few years.
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Epizeotic Rsnsdy.

When the cpizootic prevailed so
extensively three years ago, we had
full experience in the benefit Of pal
liative treatment, and none IN any
other. As soon as he first horse IN
the neighborhood WAS attacked,
our working team, which was busy
fail-plowing, was fed peek of
sc;,ldcd bran, with double h.,ai-
fal of S aided neal with it, every
day and night, rs hot us they would
cat it. Although they Were attack
cd, the disease was SO mild that, cX-
cept one day they never ceased work,
and recovered in few days, no 9th
er treatment being gwen. The
bran mashes were kept up until all
coughing had ceascd.- County Gen
Henl0a.
The Canton mail. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 18??-1882, 1875-11-20

Mr.. Geo. NJ Murrc.l, of til" house
Of Geo. y. Burke X Co, at j-yucE-
burg, Va, was in our city lat Hon-
day, and from the merit 81 lis sam
Pics and the recommendation 81 his
old army friends, he ought to do a
good business with our nierchan $.
We were pleased to meet Mr.. Jack
Moore last Monday, able 10 lie
about after two weeks confinement
to his room, on account of wound
in the breast. He is rapidly inn
proving and will shortly reeain his
usual health and strength, We hope.
The Canton mail. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 18??-1882, 1875-11-20

Tho CANTON MAIL is not the Of
iciaI organ OF the Democratic city
of Canton. The American Citizen,
Radical organ, is. What do our
people think of that? What be-
comes of the old adagc, "thc ser
want is worthy of his hire" when
such things a. this stand glnri"@ US
IN the face? Does not this fact
prove that premium is oliere /, :.
reward paid, 10 those who have and
do exert tlicir time, energy ai'c tal-
ent in the interest Of our enemies
and opprcssors? Has he American
Citizen any claim upon the iaxray-
ers, to say nothing OF the Demo
Gratis of Canton Has it c-ponsed
orc cause or exertcd Is solitary in
fiucncc IN the interest of orr Feo-
pie? las II not strayod from TIC
toid and cast is Leland fortune With
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Monday. December 18th, 1875.

lie folio wing real es't:rc. VIZ: u,'s-,r'l n
land. near Canton. being fift"cI ii
H., south rnt! of East half of Norm 'Fc~;
quarter Of section twenty. Township y
Range , East. lying and being Ill sad
county a.>&s lois TWO and three il 81, "a
!. in lie city OF Canton in said County. l:r-
ginning oHiPcacc Street, seventy >iN tgCt
west ol The North E;i$; corner oi 10 three
AID running thence West ;lioIi,; The iii''
ni SAID street loo feet. thence. Nt'II.it 300
feet. thence East i01 feet. thence North
2tn feet to the beginning.
II ;i-t,lS JAMS AiCi' .>ELANI,. 'Er:iete".
The Canton mail. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 18??-1882, 1875-11-20

that class and with that party which
leav2 oppressed our people and
SIung from them by oppression and
unjust taxation their hard earned
Substance? Then why reward il,
why strengthen and thus assist it TO
farther opprcss our people?
The Canton mail. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 18??-1882, 1875-11-20

The epizootic is prevailing "mon:;
tho stock in this section, though
NC are gratificd to state that it Is
in n much miIdcr form than it WAS
three years ago when it visited this
state, and but little Inconvenience
is anticipated from it at preseHt,
owing to the miidncss of i9s form.
In another place we publish re
ccipt, taken from the Cuu"tir Gen
iicnan and highly recommended 10
It's Tor the treatment OF this disor-
der.
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1913 l2z
TRijSTCEiS SALE

NY virtue. of Il certain Heed III trust ~
ccut'.d by .jaflics ". BIu2.In aIal
William H. tt-S,.li and others To the. i:i-
tcrs!racd tEfG-tc,. to secure Ait,:It;"i7l Ia
con in :hc I,aylii"nt at - certain :-.I.I, -!
money therein named. which dc,-i : dat
e.i glic 29th day of April. 1870. an.i j y.
corded among tie llni rccor,t~ of M3.l-
sou county. tl.e undersigned WI. sell -
The ii-i4osi ,iti,vr. tci, c..:, ut !lrii;,
cry. before the door of the Cotiri belts al
said county. in Canton, Mississippi, Dn
The Canton mail. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 18??-1882, 1875-11-20

One secret of Holm Robins on'- immense
success in the South j. Ills established
reputation for over forty ycars-crcry-
body knowing him from lie Ohio 10 lhe
Cult. His mammoth exhibition Will be
in our city next TtIcstt
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Eiaa;sar County Granre.

There will be Il stated meeting OF the
County Grange of Madison county. ut
the Grange room in Odd Fellows iIai. un
the LIST MonlaY. 6 diy. Of Dee. 1873. III 0
AIN. \ Full. meeting i desired. lnI-
portant business will lie considered. and
the oral aId secret work tXcnpliiirtl. and
officers elected for the ensuing term.
Come ALI, and don't forget tin ba>h Il
dinner. y. Il. l EI.LonI.I, ii.
WV. Pi:IESTLEY. zee.
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For Sakc.--A cottage residence on
Peace street. west of the riiiro't!. ne
building is new. and suited for Il family
Residence. or grocery store Ii, with lac
other buildings on the lnt.c;iii b.. rented
fer thirty doiItIS per month. Terms rr;-
sons bic and title good. Apply at Ibis ot;
The Canton mail. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 18??-1882, 1875-11-20

The Live Oak wIii>key is TIE b"~t il
town. Is free lrom headache ;il.: pleas
ant TO take. at BANK SAHo35-
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! .iiE"S Ekil DE-

Is easily applied. ii'lparts Il beautiful !,laE
or brown. and :ic;- Hike mage. s,nil bv
al druggists. Price. % Il box. sold
wholesale s,no! nv'ai ht-
". }. tiD>3Y q 60.
1923 l22 CAxroH. Mss.
The Canton mail. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 18??-1882, 1875-11-20

Buy your Head Light oil 1T Schnic,ior's.
lt Silc per u:;t.0r
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FIRST M0NDaY OF DECEMBER

fiEo: faoMDAy Vi EEGEMS EH,
AMI in order tl,..t FAX payers may be full
" advised ~ to ills. amount OF damages
that accrue after iiat time. publish Sec.
=, Chap p. Oi tlit: LAWS OF $50. tt;-wiu:
sec. BE il further enacted. That all
state, coduty. school and uiEi"r taxes.
>i!all he pai:l ni OF r'i',i,, the first Non
day in December %: each year. ami upon
all ;:E,"s 1901 - p;iit the of thirty per
cont. additional shall Dc charged and col
IrCtcd aii,! upon Hi Sttiu> 80. pii; into
the Stat,. or county treasury on or before
the zU:h day oi December. and upon all
sums On which damages were collected
the said thirty per cent. additional siiall
be rJ'n;I.red of HE Collector and the
power to rtimit7>lIell damages is prohibit
c.I on any grounds whatever, and an adj
dis:c;ia amount of ten per cent. shall be
added for each and every month tlliit amy
Collector shall retain public funds i'll his
hands after the time has elapsed for pay
ing over the same: and the damages
against Collectors iii this section shall APP
ply TO all officers collecting or receiving
public funds, without reference to the
time required by law for the payment OF
the s:!Iiie by ~Gcil s.ilit:t.rs.''
~ VIII De seen from ti,e foregoin"
section. the power to remit damages aft
ter the time eN I,ift.S is entirely taken from
the Collector and Taxpayers must govern
themselves accordingly.
L. j. ROSS,
Sheriff and Tax-Coiiec;or.
Caution, October sd. lSI5.-tl2 l.
The Canton mail. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 18??-1882, 1875-11-20

Eats. FiatS. I1aGs.-Any orders left
with :. l.. GEoss for amy special 81 extra
size hat will have prompt attention. 9l6
The Canton mail. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 18??-1882, 1875-11-20

Tuesday. nov 23d. will he Il grand ho,-
ii'ay III Canton and everybody should
come 10 town.
The Canton mail. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 18??-1882, 1875-11-20

Eur EEats.-Thc cheapest ans! finest
il town, at the Red store
91S G.. j.. Gross.
P2oCElDIEGS CARTON DEM0CRATIG-
CONSERVATIVE CLUB.
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Attention. Madison EiAfs.

Every absentee from this Company next
Wednesday night. WHO does not send in
a written excuse. will he dropped ifo"i
lie roll. Bnsincss of Importance comes
up. Members will take l!oe;!.
The Canton mail. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 18??-1882, 1875-11-20

Ensure your gii-houscs and cotton
with S.EEIE Il iEtHGAGN. InS. Arts.
The Canton mail. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 18??-1882, 1875-11-20

GtOOsl EscsEs! tEis0;. Itctys .-.lll-t
received, 100 pairs double and singh" sole
Can.icil hantl-scwcd Congress CATER,
and every pair warranted, at ilte Rcd
Store. 1030l Gross.
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Csc. HANDY, Capt

GEO. HANDY, capt.
The annual session of the Mississippi
Conference of the Methodist =. Church
South, convcncs in Canton on tie 10Th Of
December next.
The Canton mail. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 18??-1882, 1875-11-20

CGtton.-Thc highest cl-i. price paid
Tor Cotton at tie RED STORE.
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TAX Nt}TiCE!

Makiay :; total OF 70 ;nili~. or : per cent.
on the valuation of all properly. The
ti'ae for pnvin" taxes, without amy addi-
tilL..Ll ..-l.I. -. Llil.-.- IL.
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THE HUNDRED-MILE WALK.

oI.EARY wINs-DE WITT FIzZLEs BADLY.
The hundred mile walk between Daniel o'Leary,
OF Chicago and john De Witt. OF Auburn. y. Y,
winch was commenced ON FRIDAY night at the Rink,
Sixty-third street ana Third avenue terminated
last night nc on. 3sm. 1ss. IN favor OF O'Leary,
who walked the hundred miles in 23a. 3sn. lss.
from the start Ills .dyersary made decidedly
bad showing, not so much through his
own fault, but more particularly through the
treatment he received at the hands OF hts trainer
aud other attendants. The man himself showed q
wonderful amount OF pluck under the circum-
stances and Is deserving oil great praise That he
can stay cut a long distance Walk ne has undou5t-
eddy proved II properly managed aud attended TO.
As IL was he virtually YVES retlred rom tue con-
test alter scoring his dity-slxtn mile, whicn was
recorded at "a. om. 33s. yesterday afternoon when
ne was compelled 10 20 TO his room ana ay OF until
nearly eight O'Clock on account OF suffering from
chis brought on ~ negligence anu o.ner causes
which had been unattended 70 by those whose
duty it should nave Dcen 10 nave tended MIN with
tue utmost ddelity. A. It a. the only care ne
even nad TO be put into O'Leary'S Ded not mat
tress chair. or even towel having been pro-
weed Tor mis- use by mis- trainer
O'Leary throughout Kept up 70 good steady
gait OF about i've miles IN hour. exclusive OF rests,
and altogether afforded as pretty an exhibition OF
waking as has ever been witnessed 10 this city.
Certainly he was well looked alter and met with
every encouragement from the numerous friends
VINO were present from beginning 10 emo. FOR all
this he mas proved Enat ne is an extraordinary pc
destrian, and one that may possibly, at
no distant day, achieve az much success
are $, satisfied with MS efforts In this race that
tney are ready and anxious to try conclusions
win Weston without delay. O'Leary scored his
drst ten miles in IN. Ssm. 3s. from the start and
MS twentieth by III. 28m. Ias. A. ~. yesterday.
HIS nitietn was recorded &C IN. 33m. 3os his
SEVENTEEN by IN. Am. 27s 7. M, ana his one hun
dredtn by Oh. 3sm 1885, as previously mentioned.
He made his last mile in am. ISs. DE Witt, when
time was called AZ the finish, had walked sixty
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THE mitchell COMMITTEE.

meeting or the Mitchell Memorial Committee
was held last evening at the Northern Hotel cor
ner OF Cortiandt ana West streets. After discus
sing the reports OF various subcommittee, the
rumor concerning the intention Of the convention
OF IRISH societies 10 parade was brought M and
alter some discussion the question was settled by
decision to invite all Irshmen 70 take part In the
demonstration at the Hipp0orome next Sunday,
and all the speakers expressed a hope that no
Irish society would be party breaking the law.
one VI the committee reported a Conversation
with Commissioner Fo0rnls, in which the latter
commended the action OF the COMMITTEES Oh Ar
rangements and promised the support OF the
police authorities IN preserving order. commit
tee was appointed 10 wait on he commissioners
ana lorInaly asa their presence at the dem0nstrd-
ton.
the Secretary was instructed to get a card
printed IN .he papers IN reply 20 that published q
lew days ago ny Captain jones Michel, anu re-
specially assure that gentleman aud the puollc
.nat Mr. O'Gorman's name had never come before
tne committee and that they we're not RESPONSE
bic directly or Indirectly for the statements sp-
peaxlng IN the press about him.
A NUMBER OF prominent and wealthy lrisnmen
having been asked to act az a committee 70 re-
csive subscriptions Tor national testimonial 70
Mr.. Mitchclis iamly, AZ was arranged 10 call them
together at Sweeny's hotel next Thursday even
my at eight O'Clock
After transacting some other business the com.
mittee adjourned 10 Tuesday evening.
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MANTlGOs
BoGGs- BULL-At Norwich, Conn.,. on the Sth
inst. py the Rev. Z. ,. Boggs, D D, assisted by
the Rev. r. $. GiesY y. D., Rear Admiral BoGds,
V4sG Stars navy Y aEh q T. BS at the
residence Of the BRIDES parents, by me Key p NJ
Rice, rector OF Gree church, CIAs. ". O9Lan .,
Jr, OF st. Paul, Mimi. 10 KATE !. NGHAA aa1sa'
ter OF j. A. Ingram. OF Jersey City
C0KNwELL-GLAoKMEYER- Trinity church,
New York, on Thursday. April g. by the Rev.
Charles w Homer, john Il. CoRNwELL. OF New
York, TO LoTT!E II, daughter OF George Glack-
meyer Of Brooklyn.
HAKr--OoLE-0n the 10Th inst, by the Rev. J.
q. Ager. OF the New Jerusalem church, CHARLEs
FRANCIS HART OF New York. to EMMA STANLEY,
daughter OF seth Louis Cole, Esq, OF Brooklyn. NO
CARDS.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS the residence OF the
BRIDES parents. Brooklyn on Wednesday, Anrii 7.
BY Rev. Henry u. Cornwell T. 7. Rowland, oil
Orange, II. j., 70 fMaA Al. U'BRIEN, OF Brooklyn.
HUITER-hisHEL.-On sunday, Marcn =, Dy the
Key. Or. Huebscn, a. the Lexington Avenue syna-
gogue, LEOPOLD HUTTER TO FREDERICA, daughter
OF Albert Fisnel, both 81 thus city.
ACKNOWLEDGMENT THURSDAY evening April
s. at the residence OF the br!de, 1857 West Forty
fourth street, New York, by he Rev. George H.
Hepwortn, DAVID MANSON to AGNES McCoLI- eluest
daughter Of the tate Alexander McColl, OF Lis
more, Scotland.
Glasgow papers please copy.
McCARTnY-BANQUo.-O Wednesday April Z,
1876, al st. Stephens Roman Catholic church, East
Twenty eighth street, New York city, by the Rev.
William H. Costigan, CORNELIUS !. MCCARTHY, OIL
New Brighton, staten Island 70 MARY A. eldest
RANK-GRoTE.-0n Tuesday, April O. at the resi-
dence OF the BRIDES parents. Belmont, n. " BY
the Rev. DR.. GrueDal, MARY U. GRoTE to DAVID f.
RANK, all OF this CITY,
RAyMoND-RUTLEDGE.-On Thursday. April l, by
the Rev. DR.. Millett at the BRIDES residence
JOSEPH RAYMOND late OF Detroit To MISS SARAH
JANE RuTLEDGK. all OF this CRY.
N-ALTMAYER.-On Tuesday, April 8, 1875
Dy the Rev. Dr. Wassermann MIR. ABR. J. JILL
MANN, OF Brooklyn, Il. d., 10 FANNIE, eldest
daughter OF Mayer Altmayer. Esq. OF this city.
yoEg- DARLING.-On Wednesday April Z, al tue
PILGRIM BAPTIST church, oy the Rev. ]. Spencer
Kennards GEORGE W. voEK TO N. KATE, eldest
daughter OF the late b. Frank Darling.
WALsn-SCoTT.-0n Thursday, April g. by the
Rev William Merritt, john J. WALSH to AMELIA
G., daughter OF James J, Scott. all OF this city. No
CARDS.
WIITIAMs-BARTER.-0n Monday, Aprl5, by the
Rev. Father Arshur. Mr. JOHN WILLIAMS, OF Tren-
ton N. j., to Miss MARY l.. BARTER, OF this city,
daughter OF the late Thomas Barter.
Trenton papers please copy.
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THE TRIBUNE IN ITS NEW BUILD
ING.

By happy coincidence the Tribune vas enabled
70 celebrate it, tDirty.fourtn birthday by entering
upon the occupancy Of the new building which has
for some time past been In process Of construction
ana Is nov rapidly approaching completion. The
BUILDING IL nine stories in height, with a sub-cear
an attic aud a tower. The height OF the latter from
the sidewalk Ia 26O feet TIE portion or the struc-
ture completed has front OF % feet on Printing
House Square ana 81 feet on spruce street,
with depth Of As leet The editorial
rooms are on the eighth floor and the composing
room on the ninth, tue business ONCE being On
the spruce street corner OF the nrst door. At the
same time the tribune appears IN new type and
Is printed on new press or the most modern ana
approved pattern. The building was formally
open.d in tue morning and was Inspected BY 4
lar e crowd 81 people during the day.
SURPRISE FOR THE EDITOR.
TIE attaches OF the Tribune TOOK advantage or
the occasion yesterday TO present 70 Mar. NHlteiaW
REID IN exqnslteiy chased set Of SILVER, costing
about $500 81 $1,000 The articles consist ot
pttcner tray and Two gODcts, and each bore 40
appropriate inscription. They are o. unique de-
sign anu finish ana are lined with gold, The
presentation, w1ich WI complete surprise 20
the recipient, was made IN the presence 81 the
donors Dy the veteran, George Ripley 10 some
nAppy remarks euiOgistic 81 their chiei to wuleh
Mr. Reid a. happily responded.
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JOCKEY CLUB BETTING BOOKS.

Betting books were opened yesterday at the
jockey club rooms on the ssratossa Cup ard the
=
flash Stakes bOtn ov1nls 20 80 run at the first
Saratoga meeting. The cup, sweepstakes for
all ages, two and half miles. 10 be decided the
third day. mas sears Acrobat at the top OF the
list, TO being ouered against HIM next in order
comes Jennings Balienkeel tine iavorite for the
Westminster Cup and colonel McDaniels' Spring
box o TO / being the quotations; Lewis
co.'s Vandate ana Belmopts 0htpa are
next. TO 4 being marked; r. Lorillard's
saxon ana Sanlord's PTeakness. 10 /;
Lawrence " g. Lorlllards Shylock, to Littell's
Reform, Donahue's Lzlie Lucas Colonel
McDaniels Madge and Pnryear's Rutherford 40 10
/; while rom this figure II 70 20 To are offered
on the others. The Flash Stakes. 20 pc run on the
qeldng Parole. by bennington, and brown hlly
Merciless, Dy imported Eclipse, az the head oi the
quotations, tc ] beng offered: the brown colt
Merlin from the lang stable Doewel cam
macG's chestnut con 0ssec, Mcdaniel x
Co.'s bay hly by Bloomington, dam oy
colt oy Narragansett. dam Juletta, and
bay colt Pastor, by the same sire, Gam tPastor,
0 TO / r. Lorarois brown colt Bertram and
black nlly by bennington, uam Fidelity; August
Bemont's chestnut colt LeatherSt0oKIng ana
brown colt Freebooter; r. w. Cameron's imported
Mcdaniel Co.'s brown MY Letlie and War
Dance lilly, and Puryear Il CO.'S Narragansett nlly
are placed 10 to l, while the others range rom ~
10 Is to /.
There have been no changes, since the HERALD
report OF Wednesday last, IN the offered odds aT
Juvenile and Iravers stakes ana the Westminster
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THE PALIsADE INSURANCE FRAUDS

The trial OF LOUIS u. French for conspiracy TO
deIraud In connection with the so-caled Pdisade
Insurance Company was brought TO close In
Jersey City yesterday. District Attorney Garrett
son summed up for the State. lie submitted that
no matter how many parties we're concerned
IN the transaction, tue connection OF the de-
lendant Win che conspiracy was shown beyond
the possibility Of doubt on nis own
testimony. lie bought the charter, issued
policies and received payment Wheh iheIe
was no capital Ia the business Almost al the
frauduent signatures, parers and minutes were
IN nls handwriting Ibc only defence submitted
was that be was ignorant Oi the frauds ana was
msled, and therefore tue prisoner NOull throw
the responsibility on Sacla. The evidence 81 the
prisoner on the stand such a mass ~ contra
dlction that on Ii alone his guilt was July estab-
lisheu. me case given 70 the jury Wh0 were
out only few minutes when they rendered q
verdict 81 guilty. The prisoners vile burst into
tears ~ The ANNOUNCEMENTS.
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ground or unconsttutonality. Later on, how
ever, III conversation with MessTs Campbell ana
MCGOWAN D0ut the hlll which we are now dis
cusslng we pointed out our objections, and " was
promised thai the bill should De 80 altered as 10
meet our views.
Az the conclusion or Mr.. Edrar's remarks
several other gentlemen gave expression 20 their
views, and II Is decided 20 hold another meeting
al an ga IN day when they should decide upon
which bill tney should unite in supporting.
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MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.
ENGAGEn

BLEY-JosEPH.-Miss MILLIg second daughter
OF Ellis Joseph, Esq, OF Brooklyn, 70 ALBERT a..
BLEY, OF TINS city. No cards.
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In the first heat Mamie f. took the lead and won
Mignon by hall a bead, and the third by Mamie =.
by half length. AT the start the betting mas two
to one on Mamie 4. against the field ana three 10
one at the END OF the first heat. AT The emu OF the
second neat the betting was nearly even on Nam
ME II. against Mlgnon, with the former somewhat
the iavorte
THIRD RACE-Two miles, for all ages: Club
purse 5000; iirst horse, S40o: second horse ST5;
third horse, s25 The race was won by Bonaven-
ture beating GALWAY, Granger, Colonel Nalligan,
falmouth and stampede. Bonaventure took the
lead at the start and maintained 1t throughout
the race winning by halt a length. The betting
was Is to ten on Bonaventure against the held.
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LOUISIANA RACES.

NEW ORLEANS April 10, 1876.
The spring meeting OF the Louisiana Jockey
Club was successfully iRaugurated to-day. The
weather was fine, the attendance large, the track
in GOOD condition and the racing spirited.
FIRST RAcE.-Hurdle race, " miles, over eight
hurdles; CLUB purse, 5000; first horse, $3.50;
second horse, 500; third horse $50. Seven
horses started, and al came TO the string az the
finish except Biloxi, who let down completely at
the seventh hurdle. AZ the start Captain Hut
Crimson look the lead, closely followed by Lime
stone and Biloxi, with the Others well punched
i've lengths behind. At the end OF the first mile
the horses were well together, on gradually strung
out 10 the finish. on the homestretcn Captain
Hutchinson was aaead, leading Limestone by one
lenatn; but the latter gradually gaining TO the
nnlsh made dead heat. Little flrt came IN
TIM d, beating BILOXI. Shillelan Captain JACK and
Bob Brltton. Time. 5:53. Tae nrst money was di-
ylded between Limestone and Captain dutcnln-
son. Limestone the av0rite In the pools,
selling on the track at ABOUT the same as last
night
SECOND RAcE-The Pckwick Stake, for three
yea -olds; So entrance, play OF pay, with $1,000
ADDED; second horse 10 receive 5000 and the third
horse 500; mile heats There were ~ nomlna-
tipnq FOur horses started.