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EXECnTOR,S NOTICE.

NOTICE is hereby given that after six
~ months publication of this notice we will
present our vouchers and final accounts as Ex-
ecutors of the estate of the late j j. ones, de-
ceased, to the County Judge of the County of
N HOlinsla and apply to be discharged from our
VIM. JONES,
ROBERT JONES,
Executors.
Spring Garden lime IA, 1881.
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fertilizer
yandp
Respectfully H. M CHERRY
Fertilizer
Bradley consider
Others to
Respectfully T. j.
WILCOX Or SGEC
the meay bug tried eyengI could think
tryGo
applied
lcky beeve
wheits quality
makeit w.
Fromthe FLoRD
Gould Ferl
still although deadened
Ii difference fertilizers
MAYwo FARM
Trce$4 perb
"a az
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LEGAL ADVERTISEMENTS.
ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

nix MONTHS from date 1 will present to the
- - Hon. James H. Chandler, County Judge of
nolnsia county, my final accounts and vouchers
late deceased, and ask for a final discharge as
administrator WILLIAM b. MINsHEW,
40 1876 Administrator.
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E,Mu.A0~h.

Judge court of ordinary.
Thousands of equally strong endorsements
many of them in case where hope was aband-
oned-have been voluntarily given, showing
liver and urinary organs. If any one who
reads this has any physical trouble, remem-
Der the great danger of delay.
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GouLp E CoMPANYs
Fertilizer and Insect EXterminatOr,


of
material fertilizer contains potash phosphoic
Baker high
cling an iDSecticd
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Spring Garden. June IA, 1881.
The Florida agriculturist. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1878-1911, 1881-12-21

EASTERN FLoRIDA-Is composed OF the
counties of Suwannee, Columbia. Alachl3
Levy. Baker, Nassau, Duval, BradIoIu
Clay, st. Johns, Putnam and Marion.
WEST FLoRIDA-Is composed Of the coun-
ties of Escambia. Santa Rosa, WaSShlngtoh
Walton, Holmes, Jackson and Calhoun.
MIDDLE FLoRIDA-Is composed of the
counties of Gadsden, Liberty, Frank I'm
Leon, Wakula, Jefferson, Madison. Taylor.
Lafayette and Hamilton.
SOUTH FLoRIDA-Is composed OF the
counties of fernando. Sumter, Orange
Volnsia, Brevard, Polk, HillsbOrough, Man
aztec Monroe and D0de.
, 1881-05-03

though ahe is ny lawfully. wodded wife, abe
ID answer to 4 letter. " Il. Cameron, tho
Mayor Of Pdtcrsturg wrltea mo: !. mn, In rnccipt
or your favor OF tho zlst inst. Tho nnrty thore.
r. fetet.ed =. n 4 my ,nfSrmstt9 bs correct
who nts wealthy pantor In Buaanx County.
near tn!s ,,,p place; .,os. sno w c,'ssated q
and, boro an ttreprosehabie character
while hcre, and was married In Tlcrolnbar Inst to
colnrOd man namcd PRICE. Of Georgia. 1lcr
frtonds think thnt. unlcss thero Il sor10 mistake
ton Of tho mind. ~ hcr reported conduct ts
totally at variance thotr knnwsct1Ke Of her."
Tho facts cunncotcd with this remarkable
ease are now II the hands Of tho o',s!sls q this
of thls myhtarious nirHlr. They scetn tn think
that thern ts sonle foul wnrk going on 40 ~ tu
secure tho handsomo FORTUNE left by tho doul
father to i,ls unfortllnstg daughter.
As the Gcns0!a laws do not alow the tntar-
marrying Of tho races, or permit couples 40
inferinAfried to remain within tho horsiors Of
tho Htate, this nRrrtaFo. II such a. thing oxists,
Will 10 broken up, or oiso 1rIce and his wlfo will
hnve to loavc tho State. Further dovslopmoLts
arc looked fur In a few days, and tho Grant, Jury
iuay yet havo tho cneo bcforo 1t. s. ". I.
, 1881-05-03
NAVf0ATIONs

e,..,,, ,u.,..., 70" =" ~. ~. c.,,... g.,,,u.
epsea, Desoa'sa ~ % ~ Sm.sa0o na' - .''san- -
o< oa osac aos nsy or aeaa pe
supposed to bo 20 colts gross, tho trst vessel to
Ioa.i Tor mort beyond be tho cauai ttIs Season. but
tho nlaatns Star, light, left for Toledo satur.
dny.
onc aollnr and sevonty:nvo coues Is paid sail
ors, being tho warua temporarily hxed BY tho
Oswcgo Union. Thls branch intends To keep
warcs frnln hero during tho souaou tho 4amc ~
from chicugo IL,
rs o.s,ess ~, Ill., W u"
,..s.s".'. W. ,as. ua.'
hofcaaha!so coming nero wa aaaai VIII % trans
r,,nto' takcw @ from ] thor, % v ~ mi to collnr voo
and tbunco tly ,yutcr wcst IN Two 1yb' ioss dino
thns hcfetofosc. .,.,
,sG ThsI v, sssn: f. b. b. ie bt oap ha4n t4s e.
gaylord. Edward. Mitchell, and Capt, Thg1nas
dlut0ly commenced.
sAn.rA.
spt.ta, Dt,naah to Tas fhteaoo r{tbant'
sArSIA. ont. Nav s-Tho scow Moiiy. from
sk nysE :.,t wit 1873 tGns Of os &C.! M 19r W
snMk N Ts hnr ,iIak ~ '"4e' o0A' W 'eo 'AAo
' ' "0' @o."' ,,1,,y,, so,,,,,
OWEN BOUND.
spseta, 'bhpateh to ms Chicago Tribune.
OWEN souSn. Ont:. Nay ..-Ino Wenther yes
eerdny WA mild ai1d baluy. with yuranc winls
fsot south to so.,tneast ana wDst which Il VIZ
from G1urFIan 1fay, Ut lcast bctHocn here aEd
Colilngwood. Lust nl9ht tho wlud suddchly
9aaflHed 70 northwest: blowing stroYg. an1 t.
tur.,ed, 80 no vessqs venturud out froa, hero to-
pAY pE KoouE.
psoas.r. AVN % m,Ch w,raoa II ~, % ncorv r,'Ia "nTthuo,r
yvit,tl ,n.t I1;Hht aim teA fha Inv ~ liz
, 1881-05-03
c,.ve1ands Turn the Tables
Inc ,,-,on the Chicago cham-
pions,
,,..n,oo Yesterdays Game by
""" sunerior Strength at the
Bat.
ns,,on Victorious Over 'prov'denee' ',s
Wv worcester Over Troy, md buf'
Salo Oycr Detroit.
o,,v;ne Prospects Of tho Washington
'''"Af gfrottipg Meeting-Raoing at
Nashville,

,,rvr1,ASD va. CHICAGO.
..,,,, o0O people hravcd tho almost wlntey
.,ar,av Ao.s 10 SEQ the second game botwcun
tt 'cso rs,oa,o Ind Cleveland teams, Tho cold
INC .u.s " onoratc On tho muscles Of tho Chi.
teeAs. .,s,,eu. for they wero able to do worry
CT! esso .aniust McCortniok't superb pitching.
lns ,ss ns1 ctoyclands took hold Of Goldsmith
.1o Ssss frrc,y, punching their hits 10 % 70 pre-
tau's N.Y. .s.,,ts It WIS ChlcuEos misfortune 10
uusS ,N.e ,ha services OF Dhlrymple curly IN tho
".;,c w., WhIlo at mt In tue third inning no was
s."a,ot s".t m the law by wIld'p'tchoa palt ana
snusn W. wi, ,It Iu the skin, from which tho blool
pg Kn1s s,cciy. The Injury was such Us to forco
ho"s ~. ,."e,,,omont, Coroornn ionnlng uniform md
n a,s. ~. nlaoe us lest Ito might. Thnt he stc-
h'.s .sa h,t noorly II shown by tho fact that ho
tea e."I mi In Two of his thrco times Mt bat. In
suss s.'ss,t tnnlua Flint received Hovcre hurt
s,. NV ~ fo tin II, tho stomach. but Nftcr few
,"n,as i.va, dalny wa. ubte to play again. Cevo-
,n"s ,,c.ontct tho toain Of last Saturday, with
saarrsntlon TINT tioynahnn Instead Of Kennedy
s,svcd Wv ioft held. Tho substitution proved Of
mat yalue, Dc Moynuhan battcd tinelyt and
ssa,ocd hIs sIdc to one Of tho thrco runs scored.
noid,nI,h pitched ior Chtcaro, and, though hit
h,rs d times, was In tho ma't. very c1estise.
flint caught him suHerbly. hls 'only error DONG
~. failure to tako on tho fly foul that ho
,h,,.h, ho could moro surely capturo on tho.
s.,,r, Tho uatpo opened with Cleveland at tho
~ Uiu Ind for throo innings not u nun saw flrsr
|ase. ID the fourth inning G!app got nls oas9 .,
wsns y sS@e sGs9sa e ssaor 4eaoao % hip nR
m Two outs, and by clever base running got
SnH,s EhIlc Anson aud Quest were trying to run
Out 0asscock In she stxth iii15ng n''n!n!9p ~
md wa neatly caught At tho pinto on shailcr's
NJ Nj tn Williamson. III tho seventh Inning Moy.
0ahAn after two o1te ~ loE tW1 udscs, nau wv
, 1881-05-03
shaking Carlyle From His Pedestal.

Thanks To Mr.. ys Frnudn. VI i,ow know Tint
carIvl" wa tnn nngh sssnnt the Frnnnh Mi n,.fI
Sf,,,,r tnHho,un,t."Ntt,at rtna1d an n ,vnrd.
whnn yo,,nT. ntnbitinuas md onsSuro, mno1t
,nHn a,,ii wnI1,en whom. whan s,tcraasfut MD
as,I vt,i,oa rt+nrnh +; ,nnmyaxas faav vct,. ~
iaaet - 'srn"f NJ htms,lf. tIat he NM ,1n
~ uth ,.,,, thSt wa rnIn ~ ,o ~
,nriuns 1nsHin1 h'it uI,y"v" nrsVrns.iv" srtlya.
Inn ~ sh;cI, ~ ,vas thst ~ jncxna
Sy"s * rnrr"tvs ,nn~tfs wfii":hta niIIcrtv ~ iia
eGtn tauaso hEa nv "c"Anussea ,ian. M WE Was
ss.9l:tMta, .,,, u% ~ .,as
@ so,r nn.r ,,Tr', s,'i m, ,,"io
SMv5 LILY nlo tht H. X y, VII tpi,ti" M ~ uo' ~, a %
, 1881-05-03
s...t1, nuFfALo y Va. DETROIT.

Drrnrss ~' =. A'sassh to II. Cateaso 1rtsvnt,
ta@s ,t' ~ IT, h!ea.. hlay 2.-rho initial Lc.auo
.oop be,~ss" o seasoa here wss played ibis after
steseaee y, 'aa ttuiialo aud homo nines ia tho
treat desl =, supat t'a' l'atn poQpte. Taare was
.sa ssnn s entertained tho l,ca that the somu pin.
pl.ye,eI ,as ,mas,s.sepFessnsel W BaRuio pooplc md
Nib eba c,a,. ~ game WIS lherofoso watched
aeat ps,m,ss oss tateass tntorcas. At Tue lu4t mo-
h,pep IN ,s.'ee shas Ao!!iy waa placed Ut short,
Ind l,.aioo Ha ,s',p ~ has not played hitherto.
ssslt u h,s 4e aaa Oeen practiu!ilR thero. was
she coi.sent,es,oo s oTn position iu cuntrn f,p,n.
f. ss.ors. Iii saat itnlliyis chargsabte viii,
tsSsa L.! sSav p., Ss u ~ however,
nj xsst ,ae astSt osy ss %s %SS
,a xsss H. stsSEs oS; IVY wSs!s FELIX I'D
:yssss;x ss;s; q: s it, I'd ol fsss ysss %ss
s; : sissts iasi ;s:a!ss bsfSy Ss
~ 1s eal!s9, but Let Iuoro nv etI uat
, 1881-05-03
COTTON SALES.

NEW ORLEANa, May e.-The salos at the Tot.
ton Exchange to-day for futura delivery were
6s COO baics 800 In 0xoess OF tho aales reported
by The Nov York Exchange. Tho fact excItes
considerable comment 10 cntton urulas-
THIS caa6a Of tho excoas fn "flturu" business
OF tue Now York Cotton Exchange, which wont
into elect to-day. prohibiting ruba!es 10 agents
1 beiae rSootyod d 6ero that fosnorly Wens to NV
York. Hsyoral Nuw York houses hAv0 nKrnts
bGre f9rnl.u9 branches for tho reception OF
urlpEa for cotton "fHturca,'"
, 1881-05-03

Weiisps, i1sy. Lake 0n.ario. last ia!.
59hn Wrobotzs ney steam- yacht Or ths stooks
10Th Of May. Mr. Wrobots has named her tho
Blk npw canal. boats are nearly fpady to launch
csgs Henry 1,.ls, os AshtshaI.: A. M ea x!!l COM
Tho iGGaio Vessel. ownors issocist,on have
appointed Mr.. James Dayldson sbIppinstnaster
~. Ths e. schooner Speed y being rebuilt and az tho
yard Company. The ecnooner ArctnEus y being
patched Up for SERVICE as oaFRe at Wolf &
Tho tnp Coo leaves Msiwnukeu for Escanaba
to-day, under tho com1nand Of Capt: bartlett, ;,
Frank Percy, took command on tho way dowr,
the river for tho first time in twentJ-sevon
Tho schooner 0arbaldi. ashore at Wcller's
Bay, Lake Ontario, has settind down somewhat; !;
her deck an tho port sdo Is level with tho water.
ae ICE M has M carried away part OF her panks On
i Ths Sssn sa,nd i win b tho mt steamer Of
CT saa oss soan wesshsr
TSs!xnss Il Tsronte aro nrm # z cent. e. +, on on
81 sh.ftsred o. tAtiSy W 70 &ilrsukes o. es!ssto
tsrns; 9s'9 s' S CHass.oRn, s. oonomaueh' w'sss-
.veessl;loa,Iers afe receiving 80 cant. psr hour
g. sho Sturgeon Bay Canal, and 81 cents at
Tao seaoonsr Nesauneo came oil tho dry;,dook
atClereand. md when sho was fairly atioat It
~ has o w9ssng n the III
leaks badly, Consequently she will aRain have
to ho docked. 80:
Milo poins has bcen iraisod @ sna ~ ,a1ed itto sre
The schooner 1oshawk has been diamnntled
afa a. vi! lite tow a. as i 6arsc this seasen a.
at Eric aro now bclng constructed, and The ma
, 1881-05-03
MISCELLANEOUS NEWS.
rEou NUAkEnON.



MusgEdoN, Mich, May II The propeller
burroughs, Of Chicago, which Ia TO mako tri-
weekly trips to Grand Haven and this port dur
Ing tho scnson. arrived on hor nrst trip Inst
even'ng with largo cargo Of miscellaneous
frui0ht. >
4 dully limo to tako tho placc OF tho Goodrich
boata IL much wantei.
Tho stean-furry Kelly brothers will 80 into
thb towing business to-u,orrow.
Tho tus Loviathau, OF milwaukee,, which has
boun at work for three days trying to ralso tho
Btpa1n4bArg0 Hilton, left for homo last
night. Sho did not succeed In raising
tho Hilton. which now lies In soycntoon
feot OF watcr on tho south stdo
ot tho i"s t hss Ssf o Masksxo IL aks. '
Capt. ltlahnt dson, tho owner OF the Hilton,
says ho WI e.'doayor TO saia9 ~ bout @ y whoro @
abent 4o,060 fect of oak Lumber. Gapt. uoh.
sassa ~ Sy sstnx ho 70 hal w
part ot tho inacbinery Of the barge Mary stow-
art, which was sunk III tho ohannei.
1l0rn aud olhurwso dnluagod her to the uxtont
ii ho Ssa tu rRs sb@ aas III sht ~ w
law, hut the Captain q the John tlcau says thut
the cutrgt wns 70 swift tlat h9 could not prevent
tho ncold0nt. The leNn bud two or three holos
stove in her aud bus guno Into dry-dock Tor se-
pairs. ..-
FROM AaAENSFiuRu'
6p<<tat Dspafeh TO Tht Chicago 1rtbins.
AHHEusTisuNn. Alny @-utnefnI buportntend-
ont Eoruatt .! nohiloh ,e ~ - nsto no
mEeanRMf t9 mns0 tnn tauHy}, MI mSnM ~ .s,,! nu!s
illano ls'and. DETROIT tiScr. Ine SOUTH rAhRe
sN1 W. ~ ~ @vea Txe ~, o Ee kim Erssins
IArlhor 70 " oastW 10 WI @ NY shs
R9s n!i 3n astes ~ aa vlit IN omt tha sanu,
'Fh9 9nt wy pe moye.i N ~ me4nGsaar ne4t. ,..h+
TaG t9G MyaMa Dt9at , r. nv M M ~,
th ssea t9,nosr0W: sno m a r 1ps p I'm ,! Ttl
WY wy santu aMnps ~ Hcso VII 'eo oRs Toi"s taHt'
aa1s 1s,a nasac, ao,xn>th moruinu
viii snhtnnnrS Tsvim. Elnernid. atid ,Sbultfuni
tpE j, ii. Martju Will schoonvFa John II. Mutt,
ard iinlaski; aisd stealrl.barxo Tonight With
Tho steas1- barxo 1A,thAtr With barge Cosisande
init nf ntH,,, fur f,lrdo with corn for ERruia at
isternta ' she viii ieayo Sarnin for Geor1lnf,
inv Thursday. "'
4"F sssfai Nspateh to Tbs CAteaoo 7ttbune,
AknEutlOS, Ont. May 2-TkO steam -barxo
1r"n ASo. Irssln. ibT,se,i foot Stx lnchua, viii
tho stsatn. Garvc frun cid, with coal froln 0lave-
, 1881-05-03
PORT OF CHICAGO.
AufttyAIH-

stmT Chicago, ManltoHnc. sundties.
Prop skylask. Hohton Hnrbor, elindrIoa-
Prop !.ewle Gilbert. Manistoo, lumber.
Prop uSante btate. South ChauaKo, l'9ht.
Prop r. y. FeteEs, MRnlstee, lumber.
Prop !. G. Hall. MuskcEln, lumber.
Prop Charles lae!tz, sianfatee. lumber.
Prop New En- Grand Haven. towing.
schr Moses GnRo, Ahnapoc, railway lies.
schr i. u. 9hePArd, Sturgeon 1ny. ccdnr posts.
Schr sartllh!G. White Lake. fhtlwhy ties.
Schr Jenny Lind. Auskogon, wood.
schr Fonoh.cnt, Muske90n, lumber.
schF 2; el- tlll. A94aPca, fullWhy uoa. =
schr T. ~" pa,; Win apSo' .,nt,or t'''t
schr Annromttca T.,,, 4I n renti iis~", 1nmhor
Schr MnckTn.t ftIrJ hionttnwtn. rntiwav lisa
, 1881-05-03
MILWAUKEE, ITEMS.

6Peeaal NapaIeh 70 IN Chicago 1Fabu0e,
MILWAUKEE. Wis, May A-Asahel Finch, 4
prominent lxwyer, cano out At tho wrong cnd
ut wheat deal to-day. In settling up ho had
to draw bis chcck for $i6,0D.
A Mr. lIurlhut, OF Oconomowoo. was In the
city to-day anil applied to tho circuit Court for
q GuMu,itt00 TO Investigate tho charges Ut buy
luY nlhcpA o bpNlA kNal M n Will, preferred by
hGnself aKalnat j. V. V. Platta, prominent Rt-
iOrUpy of this city,
, 1881-05-03
SALE OF A NEWSPAPER INTEREST.

SALE OF 4 NEWSPAPER IN IEKESI.
TnoYaN,Y,, May x-W. FrMnols, pw1,ur ct tho
Ttmss, allnouaoes tho sala To-day Ut hls interest
In that QstAblishmaut to hls sou, Char@es g.,
,,rpauut city editor, and 10 William u, KlsyUl-
Gcrxh, tnAi.AxlnX edtnr, and ~ JOhit 4, SlpuhoF,
sootntel l'ress. Tho sale wat inat!o IN the buals
Ot A. valuRttan OF u quarter ot million tor tllg
whoio estanllxhlnspt, not including the real
, 1881-05-03
MARINE NEWS.
DI9ASTYNS.
A STEAMER BURNED.

At plcton, Ont, shortly after o'clock last
Frtlay morning, tho Bllyer Spray. a small ride
wheel steamer owned by J. a. Werdon, Of Chorry
Valley. was discovered to he Ii tlau1es. Bhe ran
last summer between DeIlcviIle md Massauga
Point, aud has laid tu the hatbor Rlkwiutar+ and
Al no ona hns been working on hor this spring
tho origin Of tho fire rotnatus myatofy. She
drifted from her moorings aud got among tho
ynchts, and caught Oh Tie bow of the Mooking
Dtrl. but was towcd away beforo any damage
VIVA .l0no. shc was taken across TIC bey, whe!o
the Wcstern for $i,i00 Tho silver Spray ,wns
built At Port T1ait1nUsc by Mt. Audsows ID 1906,
md maaAurod lGg tons burden.
hrHUNd 4 LnAK.
Tho schooner Netnosls. ltdoa with timber for
Cleveland, sprung a loak Ind had to roturn u
Port EfHr0u for rophirh.
Thu tux Ton Brown struck 8nag Sunday
night and broko her steering gear.
, 1881-05-03
CHARTER ABR0ehTED,

Sp*etat ptYastA % 7as Chttaea 1Ftbun&
nunuQuE. Ia, Mhy a.-Tne charter hold by tho
Hill Il West Dubuque Street Ilaitoal Colupany
hR4 baen deplarpA forfeited w tho City Couucil
to-day bY u vt,ta Ut toll. Tho motor ha. boon
TWpp(l!x fpr fur yuaFs and wAs ot,1lpeI1t to !Ay
up most OF the winter owing tu tho sevore annw-
storms. MuUn Indignation IL oppressed ~ tho
ACTION Of thu Council By ultlxQMA.
, 1881-05-03
THE CALIFORNIA ASSEMBLY.


SAN F,tAhulsut,. Cul.. May s.-ln tho State As
sembly this af.ernoon resolution was Intro
ducel calling on California bunators to usc
eypry coae.lvor 10 ttaak tho deadlock IN tho
Uplted Stales Stnate ju order ~ pbtall. Uons!d.
grafton Of The Ghlnusb trgatl u was rolvrtod
to the Cotntalttua on Federal Ifeiatt0ns unuoF
tho fp1p1,
, 1881-05-03
DAVID uALaEH,

Special Difpateh to Iha Chicago Tribune.
DUNDEE, Ill, May 2.-Dlvld lIalger. nm old and
wealthy resident OF this pinco, dio.i this morning
nfter short IInesB, ut tho advanced nRe OF II
years. 1fo lenves wife a1id several Krown.t1p
children, among thom q, II. HatgoE, proprl6-
tor Of tho Dundee brtok- yards,
, 1881-05-03

], 6pttfdE Uttpakek 70 1hS Chicago 1FttUNt.
E1a1x, Ill; May 2.-9oorge J. Pcok ono Of tho
Oldest sottlors Of this section, died Mt the rosl-
deuo0 of bis son, George NJ. Peck, Of tho firm OF
llosworth & Peuk, to-lay Of liberation OF tho
stomach, AGed ~ years.
, 1881-05-03

6P&f1o& 4ttFMEh 70 1He VAttQQo Af&0AH<s
WARRINGTON, D. c., Mny 2-The spring meot-
lug OF the National Fair Association, which
opens horo Tomorrow, will undoubtedly prove
the finest exhibition Of truttIng raoos ovor Wit
messed In this Diatriot. Tho entries number
eighty horacs; nil Of thom havo arrived, and aro
etnhlod ut tho nrounda, 1enorous purscs werc
oi1orad ns an intlucoment for owners to bring
tholr trottars hore and participate In tho trials
OF npced, aud tho Invitation was ucccptcd to M
oxtent that far exoeeded etlhor tho hopes or OK
pcctnuons Of tho Association, Th" stables
represented arc chioty from tho
East and West, tho South making
a light showing. nothing below Norfolk
putting IN gu appearance. John s. Campbell, Of
Charlottesville, Ind, has tho celebrated bay
stallion Rosewood, Of Chicago. ownod by WafEeE,
Davis In the 200 class, aud believes that he will
win f1rst monoy. IIo appears In tho third rnoo
Tomorrow, and has against him Orange Girl Of
Norfolk, Va; ]. ". Thomas. Of boston; John 8.
Clark. Of Trenton, N. j.: Sligo, OF Albany. N. y;
and Una. of Washlugtonvlllc, N. \: The samo
gcntloman hns also with hlui Gilt, Jr..
Of Milford, o., in tho 2:n class, and BILLY
Scott, the PAGER, In tho $50. He Is
owned by J. X. Wagner, Of Kalamazoo Mich.
J, A. Datonelor. Of Charlottesville, 1nd.. has the
bay marc Matto Grahnu hero, also Ia tho 2:H
class; no Indiana will mako a s1oublo tight for
John II. IL with ILLS stable. The. ohestMut pacng
ia tho West, IL also Mt the track, Tho fnaturo OF
tho meeting will be tho fr1p-to-al! pncng rnoo
on the second day, l1 which Mnttio Hun
jug, Sorral Dau, and Hcu Hamilton
tnko part. 1t Is believed that these Rttrnctions
will break tho Henat0 deadlock for tho present
for tho rnce.oo,irsc. II. v. uenl1s' stube con.
gsts Of sorrcl. Dan, 0oMesottos, ailveston. Fred
Douglass, and tho wei.knuwn pacor Little
Druwn jug, WilIinm II. Crawford, OF Chicago,
Inns brought East with him Voitairo md Robert
Mgcf1 rGri,r.
, 1881-05-03

NASHVILLE, T0I1Hss Mky E'~Ihe tIFat uay dr
the Nashville ntoodhorso Association races the
weathor was ctcar and ptoasant. Tho track was
a t1llle heavy from the recent rnIns. rho ipau-
Burdl rush. ono and one-Dlghth mlfcs, wins won
by Kinbal. tho favorlt; raotflu second, and
Granger third. Time, two minutes.
In tho second race, tho Naxwell House Stake
for 3-ycar-olds, tho following started: Lclox,
Aranza, King Nero, Erambnletta, DootJAok,
Maggic Aycr. Kathleen, The 1l0sa, aud 1Ieat-
light. Loiox was tho faVorlt. Aranza won on5fly
BY two lonRths, Loiox SECOND. Bootjark third.
TlMc. l:bD;ii.
Ia tho Young Amcrioa Stake No. I. for 2 year.
old tllIes, hulf-miic, Lottknn4 Ainarottn, Homie
Lnss, md S0zodont Htarted, rho bottlug WINS
tlonrly even In tho pools. Letttua Won, Nina.
rottR second, Qno So1odonr third. Time, bl4.
, 1881-05-03

ntrv' nr,.HiH tcrtns, snhntn"r* iamnt Wntin amd
eror,eIer FoIson ia @ % saooner % UoshsrE. corn.
10 Erl" ali 1t tprnuxa s' sates. FeciFhts, nctiso
,,<.,, ,.,ss,,s sAo''E g Is st,sx t.,. ,,,..n.
,an*s, MAvss, Mleb.. Msy when CAPT.
YIN nofnoei anu cfqW o. thn aioan. yaont =;
Gatief, Jf'' filinnan1. nGtween 5rand Eavon anu
s5ey found 10 stosmeI .ant aIops.i5e the decE:
Tno be, and s1o ,n ssRarx hos =
tlas riyor. -.
BrunoEos nAr.
Snsstal pt,paess @ to r. cateoSe Ts,.nk: .n,.
1onpurt. the dchnooner O. Q. Norris. !oaded with
.ass @ so ans sesI sa'a ane
renco lcft this place aud vent to tho schoonor's
scheoaoe Iis'a Wbridae % tfes. Ss; Chicago.
luansl. s,i1raxs4s.
spsea. DnasA W e Mn 1af cfs@o .fSnn .an,te r.,
lumber to.iay % Mero .t5oo1j foot, and sisos iast
ERIE cAsAt~
NEw YonK, MaysGrh9 Chanpla'n & Eastern
init. Tho otnor Portions Of tho Eric Canal viii
boopenod tho l7th.
TUE 1,,:!.s,>..s. NEW ws.5Asp 3;.,sD,e o1s41 ,;:a
IT. CA1uSusEss ApFtl ss.@Tho ei S ,1,sups OF the
new Wsiiand Canal Viii mark On era not oay ia
tinont, on Mpntiay next tho .caiini teet will
ot'tntnan9o moving. The old cah!l viii ~ hIled
to dsp!n 81 t suyeH fSs a1 t IT,; sesse1s VT f
the entrance % Tho Grand River. The feeder
with tho work nt tho Port Coborne cnd Of the
fs f9ii eps1aloa; wits Ion rect d water on tdo
s1s Vessel x portion # anp new
whare thn cid canal his teon dgspcnsd
, 1881-05-03
ANN Anl,OI. MICH.

Bpft1at D9spdtth 70 Ihs Ch1faGo 3f36Nna,
ANN AHnoR. Mtch., hIny2.-Michael lrpsaman,
ia tha stract thIs mornins, Ho was 81 Year, Of
OtrH.
, 1881-05-03

REMARKABLE FO0T-RACe.
BAN FitANclsc,,. CHI. May AIT tho athloto
fls4-lay of the University Of California on sat-
urday at the Oakl4nd Fhcts-trark. It. =. Haley. ~
The ban Frunu,4co Olympic Club, WOO tho ~
yurl rAee Ih tWeIlly-lIllt aecults. e1h. u,A ttul
the scratch. Vnls II TIT bcst AlAvsIcAu llIae.
, 1881-05-03

Tho modern EEypt1ans urn, tll general, es-
Tho Siedest uNouxs iheM take little pride, uu4
, 1881-05-03
TO THE PUBLIC.

1Asrs can be no better guarantee OF the vslus
u DT. aAdWry's old established II. Il. Il. H1,nv.
Aies thRu tbs bass and worthless mutations Ut
t,rt ~ there ass rAlsa huxa,yunts, ltcllcfA,
A:h rii;:. Il. lta asa Tor AadNas's, a,ld W.
, 1881-05-03
FEVER and AGUE

REYER AND AQUE cured for MY ceule.
Thpre 10 not remedial agent In this world that
Will cure Fcyer and AKur, and a!s other Malar4-
fsyrs SSss sdoa cy ptH 10 su}ek,
~ a4RADWAY'H READY Keller.
FIFTY CEN1B PER BOTuLA.
, 1881-05-03

wo opes'a1 DspatsA to 7hs Chicago 1rtbuns.
.n.m n"u!%ksrEf, Mas, May 2.-Tho Troys put II,
na,h uaitery to'tay In tho persons of We,eh and
.aoms1 t', ont tho latters hard LUCY Of Inst year
shn. sa.' 70 follow him, for In attempting to stop
,b"nt 'ut 10 tho aseond lnplng ho dtgooated bis
gv,.n forcing tho bono through the flesh.
been ,..1 sook bis pluco, and Gillespie, who had
l,eh,,Ma'a M'a on on nccouht OF his inahItty TO hit
b,rs bs1oaa vent to left Held, Both utnos battcd
enoS aa s", 'aa Holding was toorably sharp D.ok-
Hoss,a W. .Aotaltng each got throo hlu, and
ner. 80 s~o' whtle OF the Troys Caastdy. Con-
hi,S .nssaae RerRasou. and Oask,ps not Two sa{o
tug. anH r. !no day WAS showury aud thEonton-
jnni,'. @e hlteadauce light.
xsstss''sr. ssst;ss 'sr........... IS ) ga
Ks,,,..s,"..:.:::,,. K,m..s, . . 3 . u
HsIatnnns HIaan nsu1s-Wo!ees.or.8 D; Troy, j,
Txo.ba@so ~ .ofcoster, lai Tt9;, III
Three. 5ssn n1t71,.stnsGy IL. f.', l2otiltnX, lrwlu.
Till ~ bhaso on bails-Worcosisr, i; Troy.a.
Lit ON XIV ~ oti ctr9rs-Wor Worcostpr, i, Troy T.
Siruck ~; oases-W WaErester. ii ;trroy, I,
1lla ratt. tt.Tlhfpehttr, llushnng, Evans.
klytfes fessai,tFIsatlGhtna0u, sai,F. I'll Wefch, Ilk3
hjuhf.. ..snS1!.e"'1tttclNonU, n1 i0t Mujuh, il.
P.sxeI hasiy1- husssiy-iiick on.l.rcatnersHtnypy.
W11 n tuatt!s-E~ Int, D.; I(plbort. i.
MmepetTiSh9rcess. Ehlchnlond, !; Weieb:1 !.
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