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Great Conscst-North vs.. South Again.


The Norile.aia.0rits FAsHIoSis announced anch9
match On This occasion she will have contend wh ne
crack mare in Nr Kirkmans stable, JEAxsErAr. Weesh
he attention OF all sporsmen This which VIII ."
doubt be sufficiently attractive. Ascend race Of four nus
heaisn week IS ordinary task aud implies grestco'
asenee on the part OF the owner OF Fashion SUI Wv
Southcrners viii eel discouraged after the result Of '
between Pey tons and Fashion. and will dou0s''
o4cy Jeanctau. We have doubt that the race vi" ~
well contested and atrac, crowds OF anxious spectators


Immediately after the concuson Of this race pus =
$50 for mile heats will be run fot.


10 Ny SHERWOOD, resident OF Brighton, .'ioH-
roe Co. was crossing the Clarissast. bridge, IN Rocne'
on The l3h inst in buggy, when his horse became s1
ened and leaped over the rivera distance OF ~
The water was low and Mr. sherwood was very seve'"
Injured BY the fall The horse was Killed


CAAuycEy Paul, an aboliiinonlst OF Springfield
M was decoyed from bis house, at midnight last wesA'
and cruIly beaten by a gang OF ruiiians :,


FIkg AND DsArH.-A barn belonging TO MI. MI; u
Ketehum, on Allen. street, Washing tonSsreet BuIao
was dcsroye ed by Tuesday. TIE burned remains
a man were found amid the iuns