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The Tax Bill.

Wo published two weeks since tho
tax bill, which at that time had not
become law, but as there wore no
material changes made in it as it fin
, ally passed, wo do not doom it neces--
sary to publish it entire again. AS
published by us then it levied II mills.
The ! was struck out on it's final pas
sage, and the levy is only mills. The
taxes levied under this bill are made
payable in two equal installments.-,
Tho first installment is made due and
payable from the first day of July
to tho first day of August, 1877, and
tho second installmcnt shall be duo
and payable from the first day of Oc-
tober to tho thirty~6rst day Of ofOctobor
1877: "Provided, That it shall be, and
is hereby, loft to tho option of any
person either to pay tho amount of
tho first installmont at tho time first
above montionoc, or to pay tho whole
amount at tho timo of the payment of
tho second installmont thereof: Pro-
vided, further, that if any person or
posons shall fail or refuse to pay his
or her taxes due under the first IN.
stallmont, he, sho or they shall be
charged with interest thereupon from
tho first day ofAugust, 1877, to tho
time of the payment thereof, at tho
ratio of ono per centum per month"
In our last weeks issue in speaking
of the tax lovy we said:
cit is optionary with tho taxpayer
whothor he pays all or only one.half
at tho first collection. If he prefers
to pay onl y ono half, no can do so by
paying interest at the ratio of one por
cent por month OH tho other half until
November, whom tho last collection
will be made"
In making statement, it will bo
seen, by reference TO the above quo
tation from tho bill, which is por>
tion of section 7, that our memory
did not servo us correctly. If ~ tax
payer pays tho first installmont, theu
ho, or she, is not charg able with intor-
est on the second installment, but if
the taxpayer prefers TO wait until
October before paying any of his tax,
then he becomes responsible for in
terest only on the first installment of
his taxes. Thore is no provision in the
bill making it obligatory on tho tax
payers to pay their first instalIment
in July, and the only inducomont,
aside from patriotism, is to save the
interest on the taxes. This together
with the patriotism Of our people, we
hopo will bo sufficient to induce all
who have tho means, to pay upsthoir
first installmont promptly, in ordor
that the government may not be om-
barrasscd for tho want of funds to
meot its necessary demands.
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Charleston County Election.

Tho election for seventeen Repro
sontativos 10 tho lowor House of Ro>
personalities from Charleston County,
in place Of those whose soats woro
declared vacant by tho House during
tho special session, comos off on tho
10th instant. The Democrats of
Charleston are putting their house in
order for the fray, and will mako a
gallant fight Ono half of the six
thousand majority in tho last election
was clearly fraudulent, and now with
honest election officers and a "fair
light" we havo grcat hopes that the
Democrats will como out victorious,
though the odds against them is very
great.
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In the special election in Orango>
burg county, wook boforo last for
Judge of Probate, tho Democrats
elected their candidate by 100 ma.
jorityA In tho general election last
November, tho Radicals carried tho
county by 1000 majority. This is
gain for tho Democrats of 2,7OO
This shows how completely broken is
the backbone of Radicalism in this
State.
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AN election, to fill vacancy in the
Office OF Probate Judge, in Richland
county, has been ordered by tho Gev-
'ernor, on Tuesday the 10Th inst. The
Radical majority in that county in tho
last election was 400, which the
Democrats. should overcome, and elect
a square Democrat to the Office.
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STATE OF SOUTH CAROCINA.
COUNTY OF PIcKENs. e..
By W. G. FIELD. Jupop oy ppop.rp

By ". G. FIELD, JUDaE OF PRoBATB.
NThereas, W. H. Anderson, has applied to
w me to grant him Letters of Adminiss
tration, upon the Estate and Effects of Mary
Anderson, deceased
The kindred and creditors Of the said Mary
Anderson, deceased, are therefore cited to te
and appear before me, in the Court of Probate
to be holden at Pickens g. H., on Saturday,
the 9TH day of July next, ut IL o'clock, n. M,
to shew cause, if any they have, why the said
administration should not be granted.
Given under my hand and seal this, the
18th day of June A. D., 1877.
w. G. FIELD, J.P.P.C.
June 81, 1877 ii 8
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nations OF this was offered, but when
your committee requested the produc.
tion of the books of the Republican
Printing Company, which might have
disclosed what was the real consider
ation for the delivery of those certifis
Gates to the Senators and other off,
oials, Mr.. Woodruff refused to produce
thom. This refusal justifies the in>
ference that their production might
have criminated not only the Repub-
lican Printing Company, but the res
cipients of the certificates. .....
1t is not oasy, even with the aid Of
documents and records and willing
and truthful witnesses, to unearth
frauds which timo and Ingenuity have
combined to cover, but deprived of
these aids tho investigation nocossa-
rily demands moro timo than any
committee could give it during tho
session OF tho Legislature. No such
investigation can bo successfully pros
ecutod except by constant and con.
tinued labor. This has been impossi.
bic. Tho Senate has beon convened
at |! o'clock each day, and during q
largo portion of the timo has been
continued into the night, and, al
though your committee met daily,
their senatorial duties and their nec-
essary attendance upon other COM
mittees have prevented them from
sitting as committee, except for but
two hours each day.
During this period, howor, thoy
have progressed with their investiga-
ton sufficiently to be satisfied that
grave frauds and abusossof tho public
crodit have been committed. The
testimony already taken before your
committee sufficiently demonstrates
this, but it does not in the opinion of
your committee include all who wore
participants in tho alleged fraud.
Your committee deem it proper to
state in reference to the orders signed
by Mr.. Woodruff directing supplies
to be sent to the residences of Soma,
tors "Whittemoro and NASH" that
Mr.. Woodruff produced tho receipted
itemizcd accout of Mr.. Symmer's
signed by his bookkecper, embracing
the articles of supplies said to have
been sent to these senator's, with the
dates, and appears TO havo been paid
by Mr.. Woodruff out Of his own pri>
| vato funds.
Your committee are of the opinion
that if time is allowed for full and
thorough examination Of the financial
transactions of the past tho guilty
parties can be reached and punished
Your committee therefore RECON-
mond the adoption Of the accompany
ing concurrent resolution
Al! OF which is respectfully submit
ted. r. e. Bowen, Chairman,
The concurrent resolution, which
tho committee recommended tho
adoption Of, and which was adopted
by both houses, provides fer continu>
ing the investigation by>a joint COM
mitteo Of both houses.
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VEGETHN 4.

KEY; j. p. LUDLOW WRITES ::
g 40 bASrIo STREET, BBooKLY1, Ny,
u sn-f, :, y. Nov. IA, 1874
Dear Slr-trom personal benefit received nv
its use, as well as frem personal knowiedCs
Oh nose whose cures thereby have seemed alo
oepsv psi rao%nons, can most heartily and sin,
plants which 1t is claimed to oure, 4' ''n''
... JAMES p LUDLOW s.
Late Pastor Calvary Baptist Church
Sacramento Gal
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Report of the Whittemore-Wo
Committee.

Committee.
The subjoined report of tho Senate
Committee Charged with tho invosti-
CATION of the charges of fraud against
| Whttomore, Woodruff and others,
was submitted on Friday, the 9th
instant;
COLUMBIA, S. c., juno 8, 1877.
The committee to whom it was re-
ferred to investigate and report upon
the charges of tho improper uso of tho
public funds or tho public credit of
the State by any member or officer
of the Senate, and all parties implica-
ted in tho alleged frauds, beg leave to
report that they have endeavored to
discharge tho duty devolved upon
them by the resolution Of the Senate.
They regret that the limited time al
lowed to this investigation, and the
inherent difficulties of tho case, have
prevented them from reaching coma
clusion which would be satisfactory
either to themselves or 10 the Senate.
1t must not be overlooked that the
duty devolvcd upon this committee
was to discover frauds which had been
alleged to havo been committed three
or tour years ago, of which no evidence
existed in the hands of the Senate. or
OF the committee, and all of those
from whom information could be de-
rived were supposed participants in
the frauds, and bound to secrecy by
the strong motives of self interest and
self-preservation. To expose the
frauds or aid your committee in their
investigation was to deprive them>
selves of their ill.gotton gains, and
oonsign thom possibly to conviction
as criminals. Most of the Witnesses
possessed of information were reluc.
tant to tosfy, and all that has been
reached has been obtained by rigid
cross examination. TO add to these
difficulties, all the books and records
10 "hlch resort could be had to elu>
cldate the facts and contradict the
witnesses have boen so kept as to mis-.
lead and conceal what was the real
state Of tho case. In one instance ac.
cess to the books which might have
explained tho transactions was posi-
tivoly refused. From the testimony
before your committee it appeared
that largo amount of tho certifcates
OF Indebtedness issued by the Repub--
Iioan Printing Company in 1873 for
work that has not yet been performed
although fully paid for. was issued in
necomber, 1873, to the mombors of
Ioo senate and the House and to Of
ficials OF tho State. Tho amount 90
issued was $l32,6OS. Various oxn,o,
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STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA.
CoUNTY OF PICKENs.

By W. @. FIELD, PROBATE JUDGE.
XXThereas, Thomas C. Martin has made
w suit to me to grant him Letters of Ad-
ministratiOn, with the Will annexed, upon
the Estate and Effects Of Richard B. Baker,
deceased
The kindred and creditors of the said Rich
ard B: Baker, deceased, are therefore cited to
be and appear before me, in the Court of Pro-
bate, to be holden at Piekens G. H., on Friday,
the 22d day of June, instant, at II O'Clock,
o. m, to shew cause, if any they have, why
the said administration should not be granted.
Given under my hand and seal this, the I'd
day Of June, A. D. 1877. ...
s.-..--- W. g. FIELD, J.p.P.o.
June 7, 1877 so Q
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Mr.. T. w. Russell has beon appoint
ed 7 rial Justice of Pickons County at
Eaaley Station by Gov. Hampton
MIR. Russell is an Intelligent, compo.
tont and suitable person for tho po>
sition, and will no doubt mako an &C.
ceptable and efficient officer.-Andcr-
son Intelligcncor.
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VEGETINE.
SHE RESTS WELL.

SOUTH POLAND, Me-, Dot IL, 1876.
Mr., H. r. STEvENs-Dear Sir. bove boor.
sick two years with the liver complaint. and
during that time have taken great many diff
ferent medicines, but none Of them did me
any good. / was restless nights, and had no
appetite. Since taking the Vegetine rest
well, and relish my food. Can recommend the
Vegetine for what it has done for me. Yours
respectfully, Mrs. ALBERT KICKER.
Witness of the above. =.
MIR. GEO. NJ. VAUGHAN, Melford, Mass.
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TIRe State of South Caroline
". PIoKENs County. ...
TM TILE DpnR1nE nnLpm

NV IHG fhODAIH GOUHI
Mary A. Oats and AIonzo NJ. Folger, Admin
istrator and Administrative of Rufus Oats.
deceased, against T. w. Russell, J. e.
Peoples, William McMahan ct al.
PETITION FOR SALE OF REAL EsgArB TO
PAY DEBTS. NS$ '
wv hereas, the above named Plaintiffs have
w filed Petition in this Court asking for
an order 10 sell certain Real Estate Of Bufls
Oats deceased, TO pay debts. 1t is therefore,
on motiont by Blythe & Ansel, Attorneys for
Petitioners Ordered that all and singular
the kindred and creditors Of the said deceased
be and appear at a Court Of Probate for said
County, to be holden at Pickens Court House
on the 23d day OF June, 1877, to shew cause
ifany, why the said order of sale should NOS
be granted.
w. G. FIELD, J.P.P.c.
juno ., 1877 80 3
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General Grant and family are now
in England and are being lionized by
tho Britishers. They arc received
with great eclat wherever they go and
The Northern papers are making n
great to do over it.
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ltis feared that the continued rains
viii lnterfer seriously with the saving
OF the wheat crop, and cause much Of
1t to DC lost as was the case last year.
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Tho Constitutional Convention is
called IN Georgia by voto of about
lo,OoO majority. South Carolina, in
time, liko oil the other Southern
statos, which foil under carpet bag
rule after the war, will be compelled
to have Constitutional Convention
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VEGETINE.
GOOD FOR THE CHILDREN

BOSTON HOME, IA TYLER STREET,
Boston, April 1876
IL. Il. STEvENs-Dear Sir: We feel that the
children in our homo have been greatly bene
fitted by the Vegetine you have so kindly given
US from time to time, especially those troub-
led with sorofula. With respect,
Mrs. N. WORA1ELL, Matron.
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VEGETHNE.
REV. 0. II. WALKER, SAY,

PRovIDENcE, RI, l64 Transit Street.
II. II. STEVENS, EsQ-I feel bound to ex
press with my signature the high value l
place upon your Vegetino. My family have
USED 1t Tor the last two years. In nervous
debility it is invaluable, and recommend -
to oil who may need on invigoratinq, reno.
vating tonic. O. T. WALKER, Formerly
Pastor of Bowdoin- square Church, Boston.
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Undor the assignment of Chief
Justice Willard, Judge Nortbrop will
hold the Fall Torn of Court for this
County. ..@. s. ... a.
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Vegetimeo
NOTHING EQUAL TO 1T
Souru SALEM Mnsa Mon Ia u

y, SoUTH SALEM, Mass, Nov. ID, 1876
MI: II. X. STEvENs-Dear Sir: have been
troubled with Scrofula Canker and Liver
Complaint for three years. Nothing ever did
II me any good until l commenced using the
aud still using the Vegetine l consider there
Is nothing equal to it for such COMPLAINTS
Can heartily recommend it to everybody
Yours truly, Mrs. LIZZIE Nj. PACKARD,
No. IL Lagrange Street, South Salem, Mass
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DEN NTISTRY.,

YTNHE undersigned is located at Central, and
L is prepared at oil times to dispatch work
with neatness. Special attention to SETTING
or RESETING ARTIFICIAL TEETH, either
temporary, partial or permanent. Filling
done with neatness. All the materials COM
monty used in filling, .., .-.,- =. \
GEO. BOROUGHS, Dentist.
June IA, 1877 30 6m
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The State of South Carolina,
County Of Piclsens. .

The State OF South Carolina,
County Of Pickens. ..
IN COURT COMMON PLEAS.
Frank Hammond Plaintiff, against W. s
Williams, Defendant.
Summons for Money Demand. (Com~
plant not SerVed).
TO w. s. Williams, Defendant liz this action.
VOU are hereby summoned and required
Il to answer The complaint in this action,
which is fled IN the office of the Clerk
of the Court of Common Pleas for said county,
and to serve copy Of your answer on the
subscribers at their office, at Pickens C. H.,
within twenty days after the service of this
summons on you, exclusive of the day Of
service. J. ...
If you fail to enswor this complaint within
the time aforesaid, the plaintiff will take judg
ment against you for the sum of Six Hun~
dred and Twenty four 94-100 Dollars, with
interest at the rate of per cent per annum,
from the 18th day of May, one thousand
eight hundred and seventy seven and costs
Dated Pickens, May 10Th, 1877.
COTHRAN, HOLCOMBE & CHILD.
SIMPSON & MOORE,
Plaintiffs Attorneys.
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The State of South Carolina
COUNTY OF PICKENs.
By ". g. Field, Judge of Probate.

By w. g. Field, Judge of Probate.
Whereas, L. Ross Eaton, has made suit to
me to grant MIN Letters of Administration,
upon the Estate and Effects of Jos. G. Eaton,
deceased
The kindred and creditors Of the said
Jos. g. Eaton, deceased, are therefore cited
to be and appear before me, in the Court Of
Probate, to be holden at Pickens @. H., on
Friday, tho 22d day of June, inst at ii
o'clock, q. M, to shew cause, If any they
have, why the said administration should not
be granted. .s -
Given under my hand and seal this, tho
Sd day of June a. D., 1877, ssa. .,..
w. G. FIELD, JP.P.o.
June 7, 1877 SO 500 -.e.'''.
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EXAMHATION NOTICE.

YENHE County Board Of Examiners will hold n
4 meeting in the Office of the School Com-
missioner on FRIDAY and SATURDAY, the
10Th md Both instant, to examine Teachers
for this County. Teachers who expect to
teach in Pickensville. Salubrityf& Darwin.
Easley and Piokens C. II. Township, to be
examined on Friday, and those for the other
townships on Saturday, together with those
commence at $50 "A. NJ. each day. Let all
be present in time. BY order Of the Board.
G. w. SINGLETON,
School Commissioner.
June IA, 1877 40 q
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Oxford University will confer upon
Grant the degree of D. G. L.; which
his enemios say means .Darned Conti-
mental Lickspittle.
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VcSetime.
RECOMMEND 1T HEARTILY

SoUTH B0sToN.
Mr.. STEvBNs--Doar Sir: have taken sev.
eral bottles of your Vegetine, and am con-
vineed it is valuable remedy for Dyspepsia
Kidney Complaints, and General Debility of
the system l can heartily recommend it to
oil sufferers from tho above complaints. Yours
respectfully Mrs. MUNROE PARKER.
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Galveston, Texas, has had q So 3,OOO,-
900 fire.
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Vegeti1lc
-

Vegetimc
Prepared by
H. R. STEVENS, Boston Mass.
VEdETlNE is Sold by All Druggists.
June 21, 1877 d.
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ro W. 8. Willinma, Defendant:

TO w. 8. williams, Defendant:
Take notice, that the summons and com.
plant in this action was filed in the Office of
the Clerk ofthe Court for Pickens County.
on the 10th day of May 1877.
C0THRAN, HOLCOMBE & CHILD.
SIMPSON & MOORE,
Plaintiffs Attorneys
May %, 1877 81
The New York herald., 1877-10-04

southeast the hounds doubled, and, having run back
some thrcequartcrs OF mile, lost the scent and thus
our run was finished Twas pretty piece OF country
and gave scope for some nice riding which iarly
improved by tho majority OF those who attended tho
hunt.
HoMgwARD BOUND.
After the dogs had been called together turned
in the direction of ncghboring farmhouse, In pond
In the yard attached to which the hounds had good
bath. While here somo OF tho stragglcrs came up,
and there was some comparing OF notes and general
"bnzz'' about the run. All agreed that u was a
good one, and that tho hunt fairly put under
way. II Was hero that heard OF the death Of
poor Jack Horner. After had left Mr. Blasson
no put the spur to Jack, ana finding response
icursd something must be wrong He had boon walking
him little and thought TO sot of en- quiet cantor
again. Now, however, nc dsmountcd, and had
sooner done SO than Jack foil over, rolled bnck and
forth once or twice and died IN ''harness" Alter
brief breathing spell at the iarm house walked back
TO the kennel and thence homeward.
COURSE.
map Of the course which tho hounds are to
hunt this season IS given on this page On this Ia
traced the route pursued yesterday. The was
about miles, and dono OF Atty minutes
by few OF tho foremost, who covered nearly forty
The New York herald., 1877-10-04
AMERICAN JOCAEY CLUB.

THE PROGRAMME OF THE THIRD DAT OF TEE
JEROME PARK FALL MEETING.
There Is magnificent sport IN prospect to-day
at jerome Park, tho entries TO tho different purses
have been mado on the most liberal scale and some
nrs class nclds OF horscs Will 10 the post The
| sport commences with dash OF q mile for all ages
with selling allowances. THIS purse closed with the
following cntries:-saIly Watson, 90 los; Bsnzine
% ibs; Piper Hcidsick Qatc Auburn 0S lbs Hattie
f.. 103 lbs Yorkshire Lass, 103 lba Fugitive loa
lbs Baronot, LOG lbs Freebooter, lo6 lbs Kilburn,
| 100 lbs, and Mary, Ill lbs.
Tho second event will be the Grand National Handi.
! cap sweepstakes, n two miles and quarter swccp
stakes This Will doubtless provo worry remarkable
race tho following well known horses probably
como to tho ost:-Tom Ochiltrce. 124 lbs ParoIo
lis lbs Galway, 1l3 lbs Inspiration Ill lbs ans
! St James, 90 lbs
The third race, mile heats, for all ages, closed with
the following entrics-virgInius, 1ls lbx Madge l2I
ibs; Dnuntlcss 1l6 lbs Ambush. lis lbs viceroy,
| lis lbs Kingsand, los lbs, ana Bondel. 102 lbs
Tho dny's racing will conclude with = dash OF three
Quarters OF milo for twoyear-ods, and following
youngsters Will probably come to the post -Pique
| Dauichen, Fly hliy, Eugene N. Robinson. MaritanA
and Mr. Bclmont's bay ally By Gcneg out OF Grccias
| Bend. ~Aa
THE SUBSCRIPTION RooMs
There was quite good attendance last night at tho
Subscription Rooms, and business transacted
than has boon done at any previous evening during
| the meeting In the Grand National Handicap the
betting was about to on Parole, 2 TO L against
Ochiltrec. to against Inspiration, to against
| ST. James and 10 to against GALWAY.
| In the mile selling Fugitive Navy
and Bcnzne backed at to l. ana
TO was iaid against Piper odscK, Yorkshire Luss
ana Freebooter. Baronet was backed for u litto
money at 10 to- VirgiDius u worry strong favorc
IN tho mile heats ana tho close his admirers after
taking all tho rcady money they could get. laid to
| o him. Two TO was lad against viceroy, q 10
nganst Dauntless, to against Ambush, I TO /
aganst Madec, ITO against Blondc and TO against
| Frcebooior riquc was an immense tavoritc Tor The
twoyear-od rrcc. As to was laid her; to was
taken about tho Fly ally, nnd the bookmakcrs on cred
6io against any other Danichcn was backed Tor a
trinc AZ 10 l, aud Eugene \. Robinson had some
| admirers at tho Same figure
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oids: dash OF three e-quartcrs OF . mile; s2s en-
trance play pay; tho club 10 add $500, OF which
500 goes to the second Closed with twenty nvs
nominations
Starters.
G. Thomas B. Q Himyar, by AIsrm-Hira......
Owens Cawailader's b. 9. I,evelier, by Lever-sy
Boots. ............
Abe Straus' ch 9. Earl OF Beaconsneld, by En-
fuh.i-voneuIa. ........-ss. ....-...-.. y
A. X Richards' b. c. Momentum, by War Dance
ficetins moments. .-....
Lasey McAlisicr's ch. C. Bob Mac, BY Bay Dick,
"sm w bcacoh .......... .......
w. ID. johnson Co.'S ch. c. Morgan spy, by John
AorKqn-lda Mckinney. cy.....-................... y
Time, 1:16it.
sANK DAr-Assoclauon purse Of $3.50; dash OF Q
mile and quarter.
Starters
A. kccnc Richards ch. Largenteen. by War
Danec-Miss Gray, 4 years old. !
J. a. Gripstcad'sbr.L janet, by Lightning-Koipie.
years oio ....:...... ..............-...-....
Jennings Hunts ch. C. Oily Cannon, by Bay.
wood-Cornfowcr, years old. ...... ........... ,
W. Dunn's b. m wah-tn.wab, BY j. G. Breckin-
ridee-Adele, wears old. d..........-.............
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