TO SPORTSMEN.
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"HE LITTLE RocK JOCKEY GLUE RA- A- CES, over the LITTLE ROCK COURSE, will commence on the first .honday of November nert (3d), free for any horse, mare, or gelding in the United States.

 lst day, three mile heats; purse S400, entrance 50 dollars.

 2d day, two mile heats; purse S250, en- trance 9 dollars.

 Sd day, mile heats; purse $40, en- trance 20 dollars. Weighas.--A two year old, feather; a three year old, so lbs,; four year old 91 lbs.; five year old 106 lbs.; six year old, ll2 lbs; seven year old (and up wards l20 lbs. An allowance of three pounds to mares, Allies and geldings. l The track is in fine order, and sports men would ind it to their interest to at- tend.

 By order of the Club. 1 c. P. BERTRAND, Sec. Lihle Rock, Sept. l9, 1884.

 OCT The editors of the Arkansas Ga zette, and Political lntelligencer, Little Rock, will publish the foregoing adyer- tisement, until the Ist Nov. Also-the Nashville Banner, Missouri Republican. Memphis Times, Clarksville Chronicle. and Red River Chronicle, will publish the same hree aoeeks, and send their accounts Co this office for collection, or to NIr. James b. Keats, Treasurer of the Club.