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vANDALs AT WORK.
4 Desperate aad s,asiardiy Attempt
10 steal President s.ineeirs's Pody.

SPRiNGFIsl-p, Ill, November S. A
E.efariosls plot 10 steal the remains OF
President Lineoin from the monument
az Oak Rsige Cemetery was discovered
last Ftiiss, sid Mr. Robert Lincoln.
sou Gf the President, engaged the sc.
vices of Einer Washhariir, ex Chief
of the Detective Service OF the United
states Treasury Department, afd Cap
tain z. ID. Tyreil. of the same seIvie-,
To prevent the outrage. II wss ase.r-
saibrd that thr thieves were 10 operate
evening before iasf, ard Colonel
" asiaurne ard Captain Tyr.il So
crtsed themselves it. Memorial Hail.
In the vicinity OF the monIulH en-, with
Mr.. Poge the custodian, and awaited
developments. When the despoilers
came they heard them at work, aud
waited until they thought they had
proceeded far enough TO be arrested
without difficulty. when they salIie,,
forth. but an aecouoplice was on guard
and gave warning by firing his pi.-
toll, and they all escaped through the
rosds across the ravine. The ni,h,
Was SO dark it WAS impossible 10 par-
Sue in,m. Upon examination Of the
rrsp,, Il was found that the marble
-arcophAga.' eun.ainisg The cefiin had
been torn 10 pieces. aud the coffin
psrtly reinoved- The only object
which tIs' seoaudrels could have had
in ealing the remains, Was to hold
them for raprem
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isssIlsi'EsAoH 95efl.Nlols )

rne sls-stsp Of Iissea useI.n...., A.,
N"e Vera rtIds1 siHd sess.ts. Tn
sisis.a tsrsie--
NEw YoIlIN, Sovem6ur s.-TAe -
element to-nisl.E On tile psuaise rr-
sui; Of the election was even NOR i.-
tense shan on election day. IAoassrd-
teEong tbs streets ia fi,e neigh harhsai
of tie Republican and bemocfaiis
iieadquasie3si az. each dispatch r..
eeived Vsvorab;e iDr the re-peciiv.
parties is read with Tremendous cheer.
ing.
Tonight, Governor T.lden spoke -
'oiiows 20 !. large namg-.r OF rer-of.-.
vito collected ia front ~ ID. hoa.e a.
congratulate him: FeiioH.riiizsr~-
| ihaas you Ter thc Interest vsu -h,.s
~ tha results % the tler;ian Youa.
not expect ne u msSe ,-peseb L.
night feiluw eiiizsu-, I lid you
goodnight"
= tor + Hdoipa spoke IS follow
Tonight ia iI"at Of tsis Everett bsrz.
''Fe.i.w Citizens After tHe su-r-r--
In winch you have heeu ke.t flr r,.,
last two days, have nov great pleas
ure in Announcing 10 son that s-ua.
di'Pe;ches received TODAY. Ne kaoE
for certain That tie Daiuacsscy iav,
carried the States ~ -5ulh taro,!ns.
Louisiana uui llvTia The -tz-r ai
New jersey gives IilGen ans Hen
+ drieks majority Of Ig.ul. 1 ber OF
you, Is American citizen. tu Ien.eru.
b,F that the vieta5y ~ have how wen
is not for The Democracy a!oue. but fl
al citizens q the repgulir who love
truth, right aud Justice. The blessing
Of this victory viii live through tons
years II pence to the nasis.. aal pros.
perity to the people"
WAsHISoToN, November g.-Tbr
best figures give the Democrats TWEEN
ty-ssven majority in the next Ho4-r
This estimate comedies 10 ihs Ra,Bb.i
eaus everywhere rsssouaLly doatt.al
Districts.
The Trihune. ia summing up IN,
Congressional returns, says the Dem.
ocrala Vii lose half ,i,eir present. ma
jpFi,y.
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HERE AND THERE.
Foreign and Dem.st site Brsyisies over
the Wires.

WASHINGTON, November 9.-Mor.
rill is the only Cabinet officer here.
Cardinal McCioskey viii visit this
city on the 22d instant, to unite IN
marriage his niece, Miss Tersa Mullen,
of this city, ..and the Hon. john Kelly,
of New YORK. The ceremony will
take place Mt st. Matthews Church.
CINCINNATI, November g.-The
steamer Arlington sunk Oh Cumber-
land Island. No details.
New YORK, Novem Der 0. The bark
Norman, in latitude 42deg 02min.
longitude 6odeg. 02mir PASSED a large
man-of-war heading We APP no Nv
in Distress. supposed TO Le the Frank
lin.
CALCUTTA, November Tho dis
trict of Baekerqurge was ravaged by n
cyclone Tuesday last. Thousands o;
the natives houses were DESTROYED.
The town Of Dswlu,kbln was sub.
merged by waves; five thousand, il is
believed. have persisted.
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LOUISIANA.
spe Democrats tEas- tuIuuhte.EEs
CARRIED IA. state ny IurIsr Gh4a-
sasd Gsiority.


sand dsjority.
hciINoNp, November ga private
Telegram. Juss received here from l.. \.
Witt, Democratic candidate for lieu
tenant Governor ia Louisiana, says
Louisiana has gone Democrats by
l., g0o.
NEW YORK, November g.-Tha fol
ioWIGg has baen received from tue Re
{sshliean headquarters a. the Finh
AyeLue Hotel. Governor X eill-ss tel
egfapbs as ioilows: ''Fus returns are
even t'eiJeT Khan We expected! lIess,y
50 far as Louisiana Is concerned
i go Republican majority mzy be
oOoked."
Nav ORLEa.s, November a-tntl-
nishI.--Iso official r-tarus sud uaof-
heia 'igurez made Ron partial returns
aad Is mates ia t4jr.y-ave parishes.
Including Orleans, give tie io.lowias
msJoriiy: DeMoCrsic 22.I51. R-pui h
Csu = 2ll; net Dsnlorfa,ie u.si.riry.
1888 Let Deruaera. h: Esin, +.a-7
ihe Democrats esa;io the state rs Ia
~ Il y $50. TIE Republicans ci..iul
1t ~ 5000 Robertson, Densc7at. o.
probaJiy elected over NasH, Rsputh
can, for Congress in tie sixth district.
sp=cial to rht HeraIi.l
Nf-w ORLEANS, November q. The
returns show an uui ,u5ssd Demo
cratic majority of ten 10 twelve thou
sand. The returning board sad bay a.
nets alone can defeat us.
IN. PArTyS.
Pres. Dem. Con. stat LsE irsl com.
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Tars is what lord Byron once wrote
Of the Turks III it Is difficult to say
what the Turks are. !, Is at least not
difficult, 10 say what they are not TheJ
are not trcacherousj they are not COW.
srdiy, they are not assassins; they DO
not hVrn heretics. They are faithful b
the saltan while be is Ct to reign. and
devout 20 God without the in,I,:isition
IL theysFere driven from St Sophia to-
morrow. it is doubtful IL Europe would
be the gamer England certainly would
b. the loser
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CALIFORNIA.
The ilssett DaHbiiuI sitIs a sauahhYc
Over The E.-s.Is IL. -. n-.........

fhe isssctt DaHbiiui Nth a sq-sshbEc
over she Ess-oii ia Asss EFaneIseo
San FRANCISCO, November .. Both
parties have aiade charges of fraud Ia
he election in this ciiy, aud consider
able element prevails. \ confer
en',e 81 leading members Of the DEM
oeratic and Republican pAfiies MA
held Tonight, and n committee of txs
from each party was appointed 10 in
vestigate the chargts. The board 81.
Supervisors have also directed the F.
nance committee TO make an invest
CATION. The vote VIII be canvas.-.i
Monday next.
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N. Norman writes TO the Journal dss
Dsbats in very Responding way about
the American negroes, whose fortunes
he has been studying during a tour in
this country. The individuals are too
few Of this race who are capable Of con-
shutting an influential and guiding
sla.s ses The lack of this the negro
abandoned % his own devices, is return
ing to barbarisrn, and, li'ss all races in
n barbsrous state he cannot stand up
against the contact Of civilization
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TnE Philadelphia Bulletin has been
having curious sociological problem
presented TO it. A correspondent, it
appears. has been writing to that jour.
nal, as follows
"A recent number OF scientific Jour
nal, speaking OF the relative proportion
OF the sexes in the human race, declares
that for every one hundred and fifty
men that come into the world 100 y loo
women are born. do not dispute
these figures | only ask for light 1t
appears, according to this, that there
are some women VINO are only 12-ln0 of
a woman. What the remaining 2S.l00
are ! cannot imagine. Nov, what
know is this: /. q woman OF this kind
marFies 100 NAH and mas daughter.
will the daughter be an si-l00 woman
or 95-ltD woman? And what viii be
the exact relationship between such a
daughter and 76-l00 aunt and her
$500 daughter, especially if the sT-l00
girls marry the brothers Of the $500
Girl and so become not only her $500
first cousins, bu. her 95-l00 sisters.ig-
law, the afore.aid 76-l00 aunt becoming
alro the 9s-l00 nother.in-law of her
$500 nephews, will the--the--. Let
me see; where am /? 1t IS
an awful subject to tackle oh,
yes say if the &c 100 aunt
". But, no. The question can't be
sblved in any other way as this. give
iAup. The only way to get at 1t will
bA to do the sum in algebra, somehow,
making the daughter Z, the aunt y, the
first cousin a, and the motbcr-if-law B.
Then, it seems to me, If you multiply
the aunt by the daughter. ini divide
the first cousin by the mother-in-law, in
some way or other. or extract the square
root Of the cousins and subtract the re-
salt from the aunt, keeping he danght-
er as common denominator, and at
the same time making decimal frac-
Nfion of the motherinlaw. perhaps the
sesuit might be satisfactory But am
not certain. am poor atinathsnsatics.
llwiSh the lightning calculator would
gft at this. or that Professor Tyndau
afnid ssol9ect TITO chemical analysis. .
phis is evidently subject that Dan.
areary you'll revei in, and he bewild
cred correspondent should write 10 him
for light
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THrRr was not honey bee in Cali
fornia previous to the discovery Of the
gold mines, and now there is not 10
eality suitable to The industry where it
is not TO some extent prosecuted Two
hundred thousand pounds Of honey
were shipped from that State to New
York in one consignment. recently.
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Let Us have peacol

TIE California cereal clog this yea
viii reach the most ,anruine estimate
which has been made oft. The surplus
Of wheat available for export viii be
fully 100000 tons. The enormous AZ
gregate is illustrative Of extraordinary
agricultural enterprise, an well as vast
productive capacity. In five more years
Texas win stride beside her.
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PRKstDtsr Grant, with unwonted con-
sideration for political exponent, has
appointed the thirtieth November as a
dry Of Thanksgiving for the election of
Mr. Tilden. This act Of gracious cour-
tesy upon the part Of GranE is worthy
OF all praise, especially since it antici-
pated the great result, and provided in
advance for il
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RuInEREoap q. HAYES

Amos xiii, s.-"Take thou away
from me. the noise OF thy songs; for
! wiii nh, hear the melody OF thy yiols /"
2a,---Shall not the day of the Lord
be darkness and not light even very
dark. and no brightness in it9
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1876-11-11

PAPERS with patent outsidcs have
been declared by courts, both in New
Jersey and Pennsylvania, to be not
proper mediums for the publication of
legal advertisements. inasmuch, as they
are not printed ''in the county" in
which the interests affected by such adj
vertising exist When the State of New
York a few years ago issued ana election
notice containing the proposed eonsti.
tu;ional amendments, and amounting
NJ legal rates to several hundred dol
lars, new papers with these outsides
we're started IN almost every town, the
Law requiring the publication Of the
notice three months in every paper in
the State" The ephemeral issues con-
tiuued about three months. poeketed
their fee. and subsidized, having cost
their proprietors little more than the
price of the white paper upon which
they were printed
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A WRITER from Long Branch anaiyzes
the character of numerous bellies who
spent the last summer there I'll am told
that men rave over her; do endless fool
ish things on her account; that mum
Der want TO marry her, and that she
will not accept them, that the grand
match she is waiting for has not yet
turned r.. The hollyhoek Of a woman
overshadows the delicate loneliness Of
the yiolets and roses about her What
is the secret Of her attsaction2 She
appeals TO the senses Of N en-, and nm
derstands the advantage of self-control
4 am yours and yours and yours, she
says in effect. aud when they come to
AXE her she laughs and ad Is, But FIRST
OF all ] am my own. Suci women are
continent. not chaste they make vie
tue physical; they emphasi .s, decorate.
illuminate its physieaiiiy, d I'd sci Ii in
4 old blood 10 the hot blood II the hiirh-
eat bidder They are wsnns !, answerinr
% the description Eovley gives 81 bis
mistress They have the { . s,f selfish.
nesa and the snow Of syn nashy slsey
srr sefe and spiritually mn arr, because
1 saSee l0se,
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AiIpatriei's stiDs in tsaIsiEh-s STATE
Soucestes! sy Twelve Thousand EeGa-
oeraIic Majority.

a8batrtcE = Atfnr IN ttaletE II Mate
Conceded sy Twelve Thousand Fem
oeraiic Majority.
RALEIGB. November 9.-Geuera
Fitzpatrick arrived in this city this
evening from Washington. He Is now
cicseied with l.. b. Keogh, chairman
of the Republican State Committee.
and other. RepH oiicans, at the Var
brougho hotel. IL Is charged by the
DEMOCRATS that his presence ia the
State is fer TIE purpose of perpetraliuc
frauds upon the election returns. Ad-
ditionai returns from the western part
Of the State continue 10 show Demo
cratic gains. The eousiies yet to hear
from are Democratic, and that major
ity VIII certainly reach quite I5.0u
l. b, Keogh, ehsirman of the Repub-
iieao State Committee, concedes the
State h. l2G0 majaEify.
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Az old gray haired patriot listened in
silence to the swift coming news on
night before last As it came better
and better. eliminating in the grandly
simple statement that "the election OF
TiIdcn is conceded ne bowed his head
in tremrlous thankiulness. uttering but
the Impressive words, Glory be 10
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PREsIDEST THoAas A Scorr. Of the
Texas aud Pacific RAILROAD Company
has contributed ten thousand dollars to
the Centennial fund in aid of the Wash
ington and Lee University, at Lexine.
ten. Virginia.
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The outlook for cheaper tea is good
This plant was only introduced into
indis forty yesrs ago, and already two
Thousand acres are covered with IL on
the slopes OF the Neiigherry Hills
The yield nf tina current yesr has been
ovsr iSvoqoo0 pounds. vsiues Sio.-
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SOUTH CAROLINA.

indications fhs: Hampton hes Carried,
fhe etat---1sg iSissure p,..o.rx,,,
on JOHNS a.ilsoIr.
tHAKLEsr' y, November 0.-Thr
complete returns from Collector aud
p'1rtini isem Charleston cuuat.cs ind.
cate that Hampton "a - cartel Saath
Carolina Icy from I5ca To 1890 The
Democrats gain seven S-Lat1rs ana
thif'y 'o'f Fep7ess n tatives, gsvlu.
them a sure majority OF enc on js-U,
ballot, requiring United States Srua-
tor III the place of Robertson. Tag
vote for president IS stIll close: the
Democratic committee ale confident
of q small majority tor Tllden.
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SAMUEL lTllprN.

s.sxtsI. xxn. 80: Then did beat
then as email as the dust Of the earth !
] dia stamp them - miro Of the strest.
and did spread them abroad.
Issiah xiii 49,: have wounded
them that they were not able to rise;
they ase fsllen under my feet.
fsAisns xviii, e.: Then did I best
them small e the duss befoss she wind:
! did cast thsn out = ~ dirt Is ~
ssrpsss.
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JssH BilLNGs uttered truth when
he said III man don't strike lie ia
twenty minutes. he may as well stop
boring, Tor the lie amt thar? When
the dear public are 10 be addressed,
only one "cxhausting' orator should be
shoscu
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REPUBLICANS.

Isaiah xii 5. For II a day oftrou-
bic, and oftreading down, and of per-
piexity by the Lord Col Of hosts in the
valley Of vision, breaking down the
VALE, and of crying to tn, mountains
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HrsnsSps pre- TEN Is the principle now
inculeated by Madame Woodruff She
came very nearly advocating them
geg icrToys, I'D h',h"a 81 al IMITATION, when
here in Dallas
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TuE cotton factories in the south are
running to their fulles, capacity, amp
fail even then to manufacture goods
enough 10 supply the demand
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THE South cannot speak its thank
fulness, although hot, joyful words
spring from the heart 70 the lips and
plead for uttcrauce.
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LEr the White Hou-c Dee d,siulcctod,
and the departments swept and gar
u..hed
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THss aiscord d, complete, nor eau they cens
The dire debate, nog Set command the
Peace. ---irgds'i.
Let Us have peace
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srtLL Ia thuig right hand carry gcut!e peace
To silence euvious tongucs----lSiaA,Sp-Ur
Let us have eaec'
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No MORE iroa-oiads 20 menace a
Southern city and awe il into apostacy
and submission
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nFn0cPATtc

Exoias, Ky. p. Sing ye to the Lord
for Tie hath triumphed gloriousiy the
horse and his rider hath he thrown in
the sea
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COCHRAN.

IsuAu XIV, s The mirth Of tabrets
feaseth, the noise Of them that rejoice
Endeth. the JOY Of the harp eeaseth.
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TngRE are two cities in the South
with no dwelling houses for lease o..
rent-Dallas and Nicksburg.
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Jon XXX, 81 Ny harp also is turned
to mourning and my organ into the
voice OF them that weep.
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IT'S WELL.
Florida Democratic. which Give. IT,
den Two Totes 20 spare

FElNItte SpscIAI DIspatch.I
LAKE City. Fla November a.
Aiaehaa, Baker; Bradford, Clay,
Columbia, Duvail, Hamilton, Madison.
Monroe, Nassau, Pullman, S~anee.
Levy aud Marion, report the aggregate
Democratic majority Al S73, We par
tally estimate the rnsjnF.ty in Mani.
to. Hiiisooro, Hermanda. Polk, sum
ter, $500 Counties west of ApaIachI-
cola, 700. We estimate the remain
,ig counties at majority Of IS7a
This secures the State BY Democr.,i.,
majority az ., $50. ~
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RI.s up Democrats the nation is re-
stored to your keeping
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BIGGER.
NnRIQk.

JEEsNiu ". 10: Ny bowels. my
,bowelsl am panied at my very heart
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CRnER those troops out Of South Car
olina
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warauSosE do Jon 40 m translate ycurseIi
Out Of the speech OF peace. that bears such
grace.
Into ,hs harsh and boist'rsus tongue ofwarl
Let us have resoc
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NAyiNS her myrtle wand,
she strikes al universal peace through sea
aud land.
--1fihOn.
Let uS have peace
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n, rrq6o,d.'--out Of tho depth, at
last
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rNACE.
t,oar Rurso Of arts, pieutics and 5yful birth.
-SA0tesporIc.
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CkSsE thu n this impious rage
But he. their fears to cease,
Sent down the meels-eyed peace.
---MilJoR.
Let ia have Peace
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PkAcr DER the world her olive wand extend
And white rooed Innocence FROM heaven
descend.
Pope.
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NORTH CAROLINA.

7. v IN IT y
Pres. Deln. Con stat Deuiral com.
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HORSES. CARRIAGES. sc.
A by VIRTUE OF CERTAIN ciIAfTEL
IL MORTGAGE AND BILL OF SALE,
WILL SELL BY PUBLIC vENpuE.
AT THE PRIVATE STABLE lis EAST 22D ST.
BETwEEN LEXINGTON AND krII AVS.

si4wffS TIN Ty1 TSxiEaAd5 Tah ISp IL iT aRs i ST.
THIS DAY lTiiuRsDAY). MAY II,
THE y 20LncK ks II TnE FoEESonxk
- o''"o" RiASKETs. &C.
Elegant aud hand.onc chestnut fielding. l hands high
he has beautiful silver and tail touching the
ground can ,r1t n 10 and is superior family horses
Fat black Mare known Betty ~ Toronto Chief. dam
city: can ro, IN ! ~ sure is 5 hands wears old
superior pole and warranted sound and kind
Asads Ssn sss bred n Ksnsassy sired y cassias 4
as rit can tr, ali her heats n & and Il warranted
Elegant styIish nighbred Trottng Gelding Major King,
sired by ccnkiins dam by Pearssl he beautiful
dapple brown. lh hands high. years old this spring;
Phladepha. fall three assi 80 aud .aos
for lady, road horse hs has superior;
raised BRANDON VT sired by the horse he very
stylish prompt drver has always been driven ~ ladies'
ali nraid OF locomotive
& ie a and % h saddle ns
has superior Irot mile In three minutes and war
The most complete rich handsome team ~ chestnut
ssoaed Mares in shs state M r.ses !" wasd'Gra @ S"n.y
the other y PILOT dam BY Lexing,on was selected and
by 10 be ss Inc pair Of hishbrcd Young
MARES s YER lot the State of Kcnsucky are about 5s
team in farm style spsson aud gait a. were ever
they cannot be on.'yed ey any ivins have nns
gentle and anabe In dispositions ear locomotives or
beat II now and have been Trained 70 develop their
speed they tho best blood in Kcnrucsy, aud
Sss";u .srrs orr jennie I s hs %
. oy On
improved in speed since and beat go ard war
Carriagcs consist Of elegant harsop Park rhaston,
s!debar top Wagon. full spring top Wagon, camory top
BaSaess kooes sbss.s %nps anu
Sy AWE ers rs;r sTREETE xortrarec
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DIRECTORY FOR ADVERTISERS.

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AsTK0LoGy-ap PAsx-4sh col
Ss asS Fss. f4s''A ''
suslNLss MS! NOTICES or Rs ,ara , r.eE-esh col
1a sb HIE xps s col
asb S,ss sssSasEns.s ..a "a
Fas and 9th cola
SDScisa AcabESsslsSm rsass Pssns.s COL
DENTIsTnY-2D PAcK-6th col.
5xESEISS HOUSES TO LII: - EgsxIsHED AND Us-
suR6fEHs fssrss fas.s.A fs COL
kkVenrkoisr k9ep san rAss.zsh 4. ~. csl- :,
sSGsss..l s4SGssiossn'.T T1ssm-.s rassHsss s's col
Ens EEdnNAaNCaI14Lali5a ~ 4 a al mi. PAc. :,
t0RNisHED Rooas AND APARTMENTS TO LEr-aD
rzGE-2d and Sd coils
fESaE ss an.
ssass .s" 50 ..s
HoGss Rooms s rAassa and h
Ssfs CIT sD sss
E6STuRH ST HNb sEAsoS2D HDx. Facsg,s Ps-1s col sSI
sAsssESSssGi sAssEA Eses1tss Fsssa4A ss1 COL
siS5isSSs Fss.s. s
NCSICAI-16TH PACy-6th col
NEW PUBLICATIONS-ar PACE-6th col.
PBRSOEAIs-1sr PAGM-1st col.
PlANOFORTES. OREANS. &C.-2D PACE-6th COL
PROPOSAIsS-1sr PAcE-6th col.
PROFESSIONAL SITUATIONS WANTED-FENALES-
raofRR!y rAssS'S SGT 81 4uE CRY FOR sAIB OR TO
sE4t ssE3T #
RESTAURANTS-1sT PAGE-4th col
REWARDS-1sr PAGK-lst col.
BAIES AT AuCTION-16rH PAGE-3d and 9Th cola
SITUATIONS NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. PAcE-lst. I'd,
sd. 4th 5th and 9TH coils.
BITuATIONs WANTED -MALEs-Ieru PAGr-Ist col
SPECIAL NOTICES-lSr PAGE-lst and I'd coils
ePORTING-DoGS. BIRDS 2C.-lsr PAcE-2d col.
BTORAGE-16rn PAGx-Rd col.
SUMNER RESORTS-l6ru PAGE-fth COL
THE TURF--1sr PAcx--2d col.
TO LET FOR BUSINESS PURPOSKS-2D PAGx--2d col.
TRAv LLERS' ,Gu!DE-1sr PAcK-6th col.
UNFURNISHKQ ROOMS AND APARTMENTS TO LET
IN PACK-3d col.
WANTED TO FuRCHASE-l6rH PAcs-2d col
WATCHES, JEWELRY. &C.-16rH PAGK-6th COL
WESTCH ESTER COUNTY PROPERTY FOR SALE OR
TO LET-2D PAGE-lst col.
YACHTS. STEAMBOATS,. &C.-12rH PAcK-6h col.