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TlLDEN AND THE WAR.

~ hs A9lST V 1he 1FtbhHS.
NEW YoRK, Aug. la.-Mr. Abram 8. Hssitt,
NJ. C., from thIs city, lately asked Mr.. Kassoa
"!f he did not know " that Tiltlen voted against
tho resolution In the Democratic Convention Of
1864 which declared the War failure. To
thtsqucry Kasson conclusively answered that tho
record showed tho contrary. Nou, wish to
show you that NO man knows bette!
than Hewitt that TYldsn was tho cLict
city coprerhead Of tbs War times. Ono
John L. Dsulliyan was, At the time ths Wsf
ht Wa kicked out or resigned, Do not relne'n-
writing scsesh letters to thu newspapers, urging
that JEFF Davis and his Confederacy might bo
"iet aluye.n
Now ! hare It from good authorty-1 may
say the beat-thas thta same C'Sulllya6 wrote q
treatise on the subject Ut tho Rebellion, a1to-
eating the sonthe!En slar, and sent 4 to is ths
Hewitt declared 1t too ultra tor hin, Anl ans
II 10 l1ldcu as the right nlxa tv make IL puti!c
Euth Hewitt aud lis pariner, Edward Cooper,
were notnA Copperheatls, but ridden nus ut''
yersatly considered the prince Of Coppvrhesds.
X that astute gentleman should ever pe Prest'
dcut he Will 60 With tAt mDst ultra III the tx
llebcls llu belongs to them; lie bus slwayss
hclungel to them; and he wilt naturally do ~
hu tan for thcnl. O'Sulllyan, rI,tttn, anl !.
titNlwIn wcse part u tic old y Deuo~tatfc Rc-
view" squad Of political philosophers. uotl~ta
left THEM for timc, hut liz has Leuu going Daek
for talne years, nn0 now owns up whera III
stal"ls. iuurs truly, OSs Who kH0H&
, 1876-08-19
IcN{|LYSIt h1.tCItlNATfONS.
~, re kt|fiat, ar y.ha 9rrfhitsk

OSHKOSH, Wis.,, Aug. ln.-The Chicago Timer
Of yesterday morning, In its answer 10 your ssser.
tuu tat :u!,l IL not tho must generally usrd metnl
for IuuEey In the world, di.puscs contenIpluously
Of Asia with tic remark, ''it IL hardly NECESSARY
10 taEe much account vt tho scEsiclyllizcd cetln.
tries ot Asia, Africa. and kouth America" ltan,ly
necessary to take much nrcnnnt Of Arta!-a CONT.
.Mcut which contains twn-th!tds Ut tho popnlallon
OF thu earth, and Las Tor 2,r00 ycars drawn from
thu test ot the worlu their surplas guild and silver
in payment fur tha products Of isa soI anl l,dus-
try, Al4 whnao Temporary Inability to absorb the
silver thrown out VI line as cuIn by thu Govern.
',cntsuf Europe lius acpscclatel that metal, say,
IL per cent.
Tim relation Of this a!lycr question to tho com.
morco Ut Asia appcAsso le to de worthy Of serious
confederation. tirent itrilaEn snuuorolIzcs tho
commerce ot the Kust lndu", and largely also oc.
cuplcs ths aell ot tradv IN China, and requires Tor
both silver to nse in liquidation. She IL directly
interested IN reducing the value OF silver in OK
change for Go1l, which Latter metal she expects 10
cut,An1 in abundance trum tho WenturM t,all,,ns
who ar1 lisr dsLots, ,slue.ajiy shc yan pcreuac
Or bully then, ilto Lcu,ohelzfug stlycr. A no
other country eaA tuke away ftonI luF. or hfy3Gu
with hts, The cnflttercS nf llu Urtpnt (which. in
tlat caae. would iv IN" only market for s!lvsr) sAs
would tuIHh!Anl thst snetnl u Acs uwn price.
Her plan seelna tu ha 10 naks Sotd tue snelinm OF
, 1876-08-19
TElFGRhpHIc N0l'Ee.

MEMPHIS, Tenn, Aug. ls.-1hc first bale Of
new cotton waA received this morning by 'rlIom-
as II. Alien Il To. It was grown by A. II.
Simpson, OF Coltax County, Miss, and classcs
.Is "guod Ml.l.lIiuS.'
SAN FNaNclsco, Cal, Aug. 1B.-Tho habcas
corpus .4lsu nf ltnrry McCafr, the circus boy,
was decided this Iofnlng. Tlyo tlli!A was slvcl,
tn Charles Sof,l,las, Vi thc Stccty for the Pre-
ventson Of Cruelty to Children, tt be forwarded
~ we ''s:n sp.eai J. D,.patsa ;t s 70 1ae 7rtsuna
srMik1RsELD, III, AuE. ls.-Tho llallroud
a,d Warel!aliss co'',nlssls,nera have appointed
w., " c cM1tts1 tait oI Arpsns nq fEa!, s nsYY; h
W. irwin, III ,!are III 7. Y. tiurnry, Il, u. Bald
win, and iieorso i. >sLlwell; rc!noy.tl.
osrlkosii, Wis., Aag. is.-An clcvtinn for a
State organization OF Turner's te,,k Elnrr here
last evening, with tile following result: Prcs!-
dent, "a. v. NcwnaMn; Vtrc-frcslt!cnt, william,
rsukS; cssrtssoi'HH ;S's;srsti5y uasn!sr;
Master, G. Ucllcrlch; Treasurer, Clarlcs
,,,,. spts,as n,,pafeh 70 NJ T,4s4n. ,,
JssSS sas Gs;1n 1 cs AsEi Il l' ts gssi' u %' . 1tlc r
centric inhabitants Ut this State. llc tuck uaI
active part US Il ssllcr III tho War Of ISL, wua
enpturel u Detr"ls, and parolcd. At thu ttmu
u Ills t!eath llc wus % yours Df aEe, and well
k,l.,wi Throughout the 'sorthern purtion II the
State. lle removed from Ohto to Illinois in
lisa. aud from thut time, for u.any YEARS tiirrt-
nitor toDk an attlye part In the affairs Of thu
slate. Tllc funeral was very largely attended,
there being nearly a)O carriages III thu pruccs-
siul,.
LOUISVILLE, Aug. IA called meating Of
thc Executive Cum,nlttGu nj the Right Worthy
nrand Lmlgout Guol rclnplars, wrh was liked
iof lnasa'!aposs tho I'D lust, has tccn changed
to Louisville tue same day, on nreou1lt uf thu
sudden and dangerous rclapsy uf Right Worthy
Grand Templar lI!eklunn.
NAnuSlLLK, Tel.1.,. Aug. 18.-Gen. Penny,
packer and command lctt this evening for New
port, KY They have been here seycrul years.
4 larye nu.nher 0f citizens assembled Ia bid
them good-by. The dcparturs was attended
with n,uny pathetic iliciirnts Meetings III
cilizeus passed. resolutions complimentary r. >>ls
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FOREIGN.
The Turkish Garrison at Nisch
Sadly Short Of Provisions.
Daslli-Dnzou7zs in Servfn to Be
Shot Down ut Sight.
servia Preparing a Noto to Bo Sub
mitted to the Powers.
A Sarnge Duel Between Two French
Communists III Belgium.

NRlNCk MILAN . HEIR.
IsELunADE, Aug. 18.-Prince Milan has re-
celvcd from several. II not from ALL the powers,
congratulations upon tue birth of an heir, ii, OF
which Contain cxprossions which leave no doubt
IN The mind nt the Pstnre that the powers are
Jc.irous vi acc!ug an end to tho wnr which Is
dangerous to the general peace Of Europe. The
result Is TINT scEva Ia really to trent for peace,
but will not consent to tic deposition Of Pruce
Milan, or tho sacrifice Of any tcrr!tnry, nor will
sho consent 10 Turkish administration.
ARMY OPERATIONS.
The Eeryiana nrc defending sftunovatx. lit
falls, thc Turkish advance ot Belgrade and scin-
ondr,a could nut lie prevented.
To-day The Turks attacked tho outpotts near
Bcina, und were rcpulsed. They attacked the
Dtina army yesterday near Badoylnatz, and
ilcports that the fScrviarls were defeated OIL
the brina md at BanIa, etc., azc pure tnvcn-
tlons.
Loxpos, Aug. 1S.-A correspondent writing
frnm rhiliropolis, under date of Aug. II, says:
"Tic condition Of The Turkish army at N!sell
Is dcplorablc, aud starvation Is threatening:
The country uroun.i does not afford supplies of
iornge. Along the ruad between Nlsch and
Sofia the villages arc al1 abandoned, and the
army mill soui be Obliged to advancs Into
Through lilo elrorta Of Sir. Schuyler, Of tho
American Legation, tho relcasc of prisoners, ex-
ccpt tllosc Iii thu first category, has been
ordered"
FEACE PROPOSITIONS.
Prince Milnn yesterday gave audience to the
nix Powers, separately. A strong pressure was
brought to bcur IN tavur o peace or an nrinlstice,
but this tho Prince refused.
The report Is untruu that Belgrade Ia being
prepared tor slcgu.
LATEST
LONDON, Aug. 10-5 n. m.-Tho Daily Ntrs
dispatch fron 5cntart says the report of Turk
ISL defeat ut rlsauskf OH the sth Inst. Is cot,-
dr!ncd. The Turkish losses are estimated at
1,lD0.
Gen. Tchcrnayc1 Is reported to ,,ayc Issued a
general order tllnt all Crcass1auB nHd Basht-la-
zouks shall b. shot without parlcy when cup
tured.
Tue Times' special from Belgrade says note
will sour be ecnt to the Great Powers aRnounc-
Ing the decision vi the Prince, tbs Government,
anhthe Committee Of tic 3kuptschina. 1t wilde
clare thnt 2crvia Is willing to trent for peace on
the basls Of tic status quo ante-hcllum. The
note is to be revised, and will be submitted to
the Council summoned BY Prince Milan Tor that
purpose. .--
Thesutne correspondent adds: "Russian sym
pathy IN tho ScTvian cause Is becoming most os-
tchtAtiuus. RuBsiau o{l|cGr4 8re In the Capital
III uniform, and many Russian asters Ut Charity
are seen In the strcets and hospitals. The Scr
vian GDvrrlnluut Inns just received n luan OF
3,WD 0n0 roubfes in Russla, and tl.e war Is grad
ually becoming au aifais not ef tile Russian
Government hut Of tina RuAsan peuplc. feel
no doubt that there is great dapger of Russia
druitlDg or being driven Into tho Tar."
L
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., ., ,t.,, =, o-,o, Ain
more becoming the people thHn 20 fsest an1
arrival Of y citizen WHO nhn a'fenorEeu! e!
his dntics TO tue pihl!f anu tnaalo soF himself
anu iof thE ata1e "cn ~ ~ ,,,'.,, III
oral'le register m tue history o. t.s ton,t,y'
anu IL "as Ma,teF u Ertht stHl ~. tHH & W.
tcnlitin oi the Tram hat nscsenteu tneH nGas-
Ing l!s v9tte md sccns h'e neft9i.i onL u Mas
~ old habit Of a.ogan's TO !aeo Tue enemy @ ana
!inGcr lonE ss tttc ir"nt: Mas not tno nFst
il!ne he nan n'tanno.hten ths q c1lccLat.u.s; ~, "
hls lalnlly, whcn they han lonRen 10 stee. m.I
ah;l 10 c''!ny M company IN ."e o,9 aGuss, as
hnn' ~ tne otner 'Ss, ,hS ra,,,. 40 Wr" h, .hs ~
nnw,, tue rrctches OF tuo enemy III 1ne
eonth haa kspt nsm from nHtno A!;i autles
nnu cascs; hna ilo my neon enaaGea " estng &C.,
ING sa'ns enemy that ~ Met 50 pfaseay ant ~, 10
wei IT. t'e st1fY o. to war IT, Isus.sd t1 na nne
nonc pseee.t WIZ ,au aHy !Sco,estn VI. ~. s.nsi ,s;
mhye os na ~ ~ ent mstG IT, III ~
tuat thefc were lneii u lne oenAt* VI ING Vhlle'
eiatcs 'n tl!ies pi bcl.t en Mito ne'S .u.pe, ,
tutlt to 20 lllo needs o. aa',nE II tno hgtu ana @
70 epc1k Woias o. queer aua sofayyWTty III 5!.s
Loiflcil enaihpet u tne natoa Me aGSusn ,h.,aa
ait se WI @ en as se wa3 td a'op ~ ha,.tc e.e
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the veitors wcre John Sullivan, Dtnnt.on,
Texas; DE r. skiuncr, Valparaiso, Ind. II. ".

Texas; De r. Skinner, Valparaiso, Ind; II. ".
Thc ta,nl,a!Eu Committee met at 4 o'clock
yesterday afternoon. and, without doing any
thing ol Importance, adjourned.
Tie Young Democracy clailnh 10 I've osgantz-
Ing It IN aian further c!afunctt TINT the State 10
well organizcd,-Dcmorraticaly fpcnk'ng, Of
Mike Evans elsims 70 have organized an 1ntlc-
pendent Club With $500 n'emI'crs. 'rhcy Will
soon "hnoray " for Lew Steward. That hlar'l
of money" Will bu jndietously distributed
jeremiah J. Crow1ey is already ta'd to have re-
t'the hoyt," John rii.c i, Tic owner "f tl,ee e
'.llcnlcrsun bar'I." II rons!sts Of Confederate
shinp!astess. Tllslcn's Iron currency will fur.
nIsh tho staple for, the other "bar1" Capt
se neS y ye. M a"s n% eeer &c ss esss, nave
Rufus At4gcc, Secretary ot The Inlana State
Democratic Committee, will be here o,, Monday.
lie will hold n secret confnh With the great
Megnls Of the Democratic csmg. In tAIs city
and the amount of altly lucre II will take to
carry It on.
Dc F. Skinner, wlu is an cx.M. c.. rns In
the city yesterday hunting up talent to tt,sak at
rniso tonight.
INDEPENDENT aREEsnacKxRs.
patiS a It lot nn en
parlur floor, and take In .trics OF three rooms,
caboratcly furnished. With co1nl,lcu,lahte dis
Greatness the cArretH have becn covered With
white crash In ossler 10 save them. The t;rreu+
hackers yesterday threw their banner to the
breeze.
The Committee on hIasa. Meeting to be held
in the Exposition building On tho 23d Inst. mes
yesterday morning, with Sydney Myers In tile
Chair and A. c. Cameron Secretary. It Wis
reported that there was some cash raised, but
more WAS needed.
:, There, will bc meeting at the fremont
organization for, the torch1igh. profession.
There Will be glce club present, who will sing
cratl1c-songs for the rag-hahy. Col. Chamber
la!n will marshal tho Grecnback host.
Jimmy Buchanan, Of indianapolis, yesterday
sent In tIe following dispatch:
1Sp,AxArn'1.. Aug. II. lH7G-7he Hon .Syd-
caEo On the 9sd. JAHEs BUCHANAN.
Tho following letter from Peter Cooper was
received, which proves tint the old gentleman
Will not be here On tho I'D inst:
e;SI:,1 MY Yong, Ans; TO- 1s79;1A: G camtron,
an reane.tsd by NJ. couper 10 link yoa fi
your cordial Invitation 10 tho Convention Of the
:;3d int. IN Chicago. Int he has been strongly
journey iSs III. t''s !. I'll. 'es ssason :" Of IKE hs
year. lie. himself IL somewhat doubtful
s1;e e., whether 10 wtIi not pat h!n,selt il
turn to the ola Republican simplicity. u when tho
oil1cs SOUGHT the man, and not The man the otce"
ncss, he thlnks IL best TO dcclne hi1 personal pres
letter addrcsacl to lie Convention, whic! n,ay
ee ts,;s ;oms Compensation for his absence ne.pect.
On behalf Of Mr. CoUpcf.
, 1876-08-19
AROUND HEADQUARTERS.
THE REPUBLICANS.


At the State Headquarters, in the Granl
Pacific Hotel, Col. A. @. Babcock aud Secretary
Dan Shepard were busily engsyed yesterday Ia
answering the numerous lcttcrs received. The
newB from ln1ana is most cheering, IND there
seems to be no doubt thcts Of Ben Harrtson's
election. Messrs. Root, ]. W. bum, and Col,
Bu,eock, Of tho Executive Comspittee, l,ell a
sort OF Informal meeting, but did do business
worthy Of especial mention outside Of the usual
routine.
AIuong the names OH the register yesterday
were the llun. RuBh Clark, Of luna City, Iu.,
tl,e Hon, Thanus j. Henderson, Princeton, H..
William ]. Gross aud J; W: BUM, Springfield;
isp' la''iss ii beyas9s, piaifs1{ 0sk 's''ad 'es's IL
Tle llou. e. ii. Harlow Ia announced to sneak
Ia kflbournc, Marion County, IN the 2Gth Inst.
Car! 6chuFz Will speak In Mccormick Hall, In
Gcrtllal!, abuut the lat pro1 On TIC following
evening hs will probably speak in English ID
john Wentworth will speak In Indianapolis
IS SOON - ths weather gets cooler and tho caltl-
22algn hotter. At 1easi, that's what Secretary
6hepar1 says.
james i. Root says that Turkish baths aru
tept In tho Paci1e Hotel opposite Headquarters,
t.lr the convenience 0f Democrats In the baths
they are put through process Of ktealniuH,
Hl!feh takes out al tue virus, anl learra thcin
hat encFvated but eseGnseG, antl In
;unditiun 10 be taken Into the Republican culnE.
DEMOCRATIC HkApQUAATENs.
This Palmer House llca4lqua1tes seemed
l!stles. place yesterday. John Fursythe, srrtc-
larry Grow! !sy. Gen. caNeron,. and the usual
humber Ut the ''untesrAeli occupied tho
F0oms, but they lAd uo news 10 give. A letter
was received FROM Guleua, ILL.,, which stated
That that place would 80 Democratic. Among
, 1876-08-19
*'COIN.s'



CHtcA1n. aug 15.-When your silver articles
began, waa llttlo shocked, ~ our State Savings
honda, aud ! thought SAW disturbance nhexd,
lnt, thu moro hare sead, the more satisfied a,a
you arc right. have reduced my investigation
to Paper, aud, II yuu csre 10 put then iu print,
they arv ut your service.
"Itrmoye not The old landmarks which thy
tAihers savo set. "-Prop., zrtl. as, Dcmonetziug
silver 10 vcry mild way Of expressing the net Of
tlna!l House tonsy III bslnx present. drclasjnS
that 4tlvrr should no ungcr c thu unit OF yu[As tu
American cuins,
In View VI thu fact thnt va had r0nt lh1Haanfs
Of millions Of paper iu redeem, sAa that iu dato
Of resumption had hstn liked al a nut stAnt latc,
II Has uuth ~ II 4uule Ut the Officers pf sh1p, III
, 1876-08-19

aoldlerly cnnduct, expressing atncerc regret at
hls departure, md earnest wstcs for his future
welfare and prosperity.
Special MtpatcA 10 7At 7sianne
elnrx ciTY, la., Aug. l8.-Repurts from the
districts III Dakota wlcro tie gratsllnppcrs lIavc
hccn say ninc-tcnshs uf the rnr,i crop Ia tlc-
per cent. ln thta section tho corn crop will b.
about onc-half; ITO injury to other crops.
, 1876-08-19
OCEAN STEAMSHIP NEWS,

NEW York, Aug. lS.-Arriyed-'rhs steamer
Oder, from Bremen.
QuEESsTowN, Aug 1S.-Tho steamships
Abyssiaia and Wisconsin, from New York, have
arrived,
I.oNnoN, Aug, 1s.-'Thc steamship Greece,
from New York, hns arrived.
, 1876-08-19

With tho meeting anil the admirable n,nnncr In
which the Judges discharged their arlunus 'lu-
ties. VS.. Frhzer, Esq., of Aurora, OBLIGATED
rs starting Judge.
The must Of lhc horses leave here to-morrow
for Earlyillr, where the next meeting CONES oil
On Tuesday next.
, 1876-08-19


ST. Louis. Mo-. Aug. 1s.-Fhe Republicans
Of the Sixth District Of this State have uoni-
natcd Il. E. Hayeus for Congress-.
KASsAS.
TorEKA, KS, Aug. 1S.-TlIc Republicans Of
tho Third District nominated Thomas Ryan Tor
Congress- to-day.
, 1876-08-19

LONDON, Aug. 18-Joln Frederick Lows, n.
A., tic wclt-known painter, is dead.
The scutliug match between Edward Trckctt,
Of Australia, aud William Lumsdcn, OF Blyth,
for 4-.tD side, and level bet ai EGO, Is otY,
Luuisden paying forfeit.
, 1876-08-19

LONDON, Aug. lS.-Tho King Of Dahomey
holds four Frcnchmrn as hostages, and threat
chs tn Kill them II the British squadron fires
upon tie natives.
, 1876-08-19

The Sixth Ward 1lnycs anl Wheeler Marching
Club, to tho number Of about 15o men, last
evening paraded through tho ward, and pro-
scntcd crctlitab!s appearance. The following
arc the ollccrs Captain, John Pfc!tIer; Lieu.
tenants, William and uunry Ludcwig; Henry
Hultz, standard-bcarcr.
The Sixth Ward Democratic Club met last
evening at No. 600 Halated street, with Prcst-
dent =. II. Joyce in the chair. The business
transacted was only Of a routine character.
SEVENTH WARD.
The East End Seventh Ward Club held It's
reeuIar Weekly meeting last evening at tho
corner Of Fourteenth and Aalstcd streets, with
President j. Dugii In the chair. T. 8. Birchand
nttng As Secretary. The Committee on 0TEanI-
The Hon. L. L. Hand was thanked for his speech
at the last meeting. After trankacting some
routine business The Club adjourned.
f1ATn WARD.
The Ninth Ward 1llttcn and Hendricks Club
met Inst evening corner Of i1alsted and Adams
streets, for the purpose OF forming permanent
Thc Committee on Permanent Officers being
While the Coinn,ittcu was out the Democratic
Glce Club favored the crowd with several songs,
alter which the meeting adjourned until Thurs
day evening.
TENTH wAnD. --
The Tenth Ward Republicans met at No. 200
North 1Ialsted street last evening to further
organize and prepare Tor campaign work. Tho
Hon. l.. L. Bond and othe1s lnade stirring sd
dresses.
The Tenth Ward Democrats made desperate
effort lust evening to fil q lot OF canes and hats
which had bccn donated TO the ,waf.l. Tho cf-
fort WAS anything but successful. There was
want OF numbers and enthusiasm, and tho
spreChcs were dry and tcdloua.
EIGHTEENTH WARD.
A meeting was held at North-S!dc Turner
1lall lsst evening for ths puFpose q Organizing
, 1876-08-19

HANK STATEMENT,
nEHLlN, Aug. 1a-Srccic In the Imperial
Bank Increased 1000 marks during tho week.
, 1876-08-19
- t*.1sts stst tstssssssstsss
J4tHf--.! n:tt.i; L:1tI,.

Tho running rare, , miles a,.d repeat, for a
purse Of fSsl, was wn1, by startle, Adj Lainhert
fourth. TflAe, 3:5l aud 3:46.3.
Ths frce-for:al, for purse Of $1,000, while
thryu llorscs startca, was virtually between La
y Star ana grotlsr 8' Jonatlap, observer being
starting to I'LL. Jonathan took the l!rst hrat,
Lady 6taI tho next three heats and hrst tnoney
$500. Time, 2:ao>s; 2;25>f; 3:s.!16.
During the races everything bassed oil quiet
, 1876-08-19

A"rN- N-~'~-f3t -st~A;1t
After the exhibition. of famous trottors be.
A,ay tretlrsl two trIul hrata wilhou. 6seak or
skip. Tinlr. 3:2oil, a;.014.
RAcEs At MESnnTA, lit.
Sp<ciul ltsrach to Tia Tribune
MENDOZA, Ill, aug. ls.-Uyer j,lNO pcuple
assembled to-day III tile Mcnluta UriYin. Park
t0 IRE tl!e closing races Of the programme. The
ct8u,ls TINT thretencd ruin lii this urnlng drift
ett into space, aud thu sun continued with fill
fnrru during lhc rntiru attcrnoo.l. The unt,,l-
Was tur horses ut LBS 'Ipt0rlety, fur purse Of
33Oo; 3lou to the ilrst, so tu tho Bcrunt $BO to
tile third, fifteen entries anl seven startcrs:
hirullsrr '.'.'............l ! i
EHaelAtF F..'.--.,.''.-.'.,... ..+,...+.1 j 1 y
eatAHk stt...'....+.''... .........t i
uypay loha''' '..."'t...'.'.. ......7 s. 4
Aia1c} ::....ss.s. ,s.-,...-....,....-.I 3 u It
~ e~s:;ii; :ii; $:5:; I'LL; .f'.
The next was tie 3;say class, for IL purso Of
fiOu; $40 10 the f[rst, 6I0U To t!c sers,nI, S5U
IL the third, anil $4O to tue fourth, twelve On
tries NIX! slx startcTd:
M1lIOriA, ,..........,....,........1 !
ihll oluT!Aa1.'..'-''''''' s't' ''ts....-+-..3 y
h4ecFt III! ".....'..,i,,,,,..t..+... 1
taAun Aublnsuh. ...,.,......u.............5 i
1ime-a:.S; a:.S; .::!o.
No. II was nsxt on. 1t was tor 9:4B l.,rfes,
Tor purse Of $NN. Out nj twenty entries Gn3y
fur btaEte1,--Tra,upo,ue willning easily ii,
three straight heats;
lFah$ohe. '+..." ....,...-.......1 ]
noUa. Jt.,,....,.-.".+... ,,......,......- Z
l:lly Fierce ................" ,".4 = I
A''e YJms-a:Si a::5;: '::aailii;. ''
, 1876-08-19

No. II was nrxt OIL 1t was for 3:{S hor4cs,
for 4 purse of $NN. Out of twenty entries un.y
fur stasted,--Tra,upol1n willning easily ii,
three straight heats:
, 1876-01-06
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following quotations.
REAL ESTATE.


tbs following instsuments wero hled Tor fecosa
WsdneslAy, JAu. 6:
ctEr PROPERTY.
Eou.hpott sy o cor of Webster sT, Il 751
ia J.lO II, with building. dated Oct q, 1a't& 79o
North ~, 1is II Of Lassatce st. ~, 2a1loo #.
with huil.llngr, dated Ian. .3...........,... $50
Lst.abee At, ii II u Of Wisconsin 1t, " Il 2'x
wilson II, 'e COT q Vinu It, I, 2419s II, NJ,
1esa 1st'i5a% psf; H. 4 & wc:ieia AZ, ta1
12iA it, dated Dec 81, 1877. ....,.....:.. s'"io
Winchester st, Eb 40 It n Of Van 13ufcn nt,s ,,
2t1!m 7lo IT, dated jan, a.;...+..:'::.;;.:. eo"
3niFtynaih .taG H., -, y. ..,.,, 1000
s,n,r ~, a. IN ns,rye istci Jan, 5 ,......... 11U0
ley. dated Dec. -, 1E13.. VIZ
Ashanl ~, u v cot of walnut ~ Q I, nnd,y!.t
I'd j. Of 2!6xllB #, dated Jan. fIhoHas ~ .s,
psss s5;F'1e se,assa t. ssa and thirty ''"
ss.n sts, -, 2o.ies It. With building. dated en-
ssposon Us, On plaee lis sia Il of butler IT.
bo1l.s -0 T. dated jan: A,'''
dated Jan, 4.... l,-U
- or CouRr-HoCkE.
ra1ner st. % fin Of Leland as, " +, eo1l51ts. o,
sou1n OF plrY LIMITS. wtrnt1 RADIUS or MILLS
or counr-HOUsR.
Exty-n1st st, 9It II Of Unlisted 1t, n T. a511+9
! For,y.seventh 1t, 429 It of Bterart Art 4, 4s
uyls pnrk ~. tetween Forty-ilith and forty
sixth sts, 21t11o H. i3!sa De- 81: ls7a;-;.. l'eo
l25 #, dated Aug. ., lH7i.. 6oa
| Lot I, Of u !; Of v acrcs q ~ x ofswA, .oo
Sec. d, ST. il, dated Dec. ~, ls7'...."...... 'oo