Lord Murphy Triumphs In St Leger Racing Duel
Louisville reports that the great colt Lord Murphy wins the St Leger with the fastest three year old time ever, bought for 10 000 dollars. Jas R Keene controls Spendthrift and Murphy and holds the Dixie stake, claiming two of America's top three year olds.
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New York
Lord Murphy
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Keene
Yellow Fever Injunction Ruling Opens Cotton Entry to Memphis
Special judge J. Galloway granted an injunction restraining the state board of health from blocking lint or seed cotton imports into Memphis under order No 2. The report notes seven cases of yellow fever with six deaths.
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National Board of Health Today
Plunkett
Tennessee State Board of Health
Nashville
National Board of Health
Tennessee
Bremphis
J. 3. Galloway
W. W. Speers, Jr
State Board of Health
Memphis
Steer
Hoon
Rumor of Undaunted Sinking Declared Unfounded
A later dispatch clarifies the sinking report of the excursion steamer Undaunted from Namsgale for Jala of Wight was unfounded. Earlier word claimed the vessel with about 100 aboard had been destroyed. A Havana Bays telegram reports three slaveholders freed 6,000 slaves and hired them for five years. more plan similar acts.
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Grant Will Visit Ogden Later Next Month
The report notes that Grant will not arrive in Ogden until the latter part of next month and that there is no Topo deferred business in this matter as far as we are concerned.
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British India forces move toward Cabul with large brigades
Gen Baker leads a brigade toward Kushien route from Kohart to Cabul while Gen Roberts and three brigades totaling about 6,500 men are ready to move on Cabul via Sogar valley. Gen Bright commands a main body of 6,600 with support from Gen Gordon and Gen Gough to hold Karam valley and keep lines to Northwestern India. Meanwhile Hyde Park plans a mass meeting to denounce government crisis and demand an early general election.
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India
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Foibles and vanity curb famed orators in court and politics
The piece reflects on how public figures like Walpole, Melbourne, Pitt, and Erskine faced vanity and self consciousness. It recounts Erskine's court room embarrassments and Pitt's corrective glare, illustrating how little faults shaped careers and how zealous focus on ideas could overcome personal flaws.
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Letter praising Sherman and dispatches from a mosquito-plagued era
A Washington dispatch notes a Missouri ex-senator Henderson letter endorsing Sherman for president and mentions misperceptions about Henderson. Reports from Cambridge and Tyaskin describe severe mosquito plagues. voices demand lamps at midday.
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Henderson
Missouri
Sherman
Senderson
Mormon visitors and emigrants greet Ogden homecoming
Bishop L W Hardy and Gen R T Burton visited Ogden from Salt Lake yesterday. Elder Flygare returned with Moy mon emigrants and appears hearty. John Grey rejoined telegraph work and Elder Goodman came back from England mission feeling glad to be in Utah. There’s talk of moving his family to Ogden, the future capital.
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Flygare
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Minorssville
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Utah
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Noted local fellow on Arbor Hill blamed for extreme laziness
A fragment describes a man on Arbor Hill labeled as incredibly lazy, a case deemed strongest ever known, with odd garbled references to a husband and a person named G Wiis, suggesting uncertain local gossip.
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Visit to Salt Lake City for Woolen Goods and More
A notice urges visitors to call at a local agency to inspect a stock of dresses plain and twisted flannel shawls waterproofs blankets linen cloths and woolen goods, plus trunks broome soaps and other home made items offered wholesale or retail at low prices.
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Cox
Je Q, Coren
Z C M11 Pays Top Price for Wheat Oats and Barley
A brief notice states Z C M11 will pay the highest price for wheat oats and barley, indicating strong demand. The fragment notes agricultural merchants seeking better rates for grain crops this season.
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Neepa Te
Brent remedy offered free by missionary in America
A fragmented notice promises a free recipe to cure youth ailments and nervous weakness. It claims the Brent remedy was discovered by a missionary in America and invites readers to send a self addressed envelope to New York.
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