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Constantine republican. [volume] (Constantine, Mich.) 1836-1838, 1838-06-13

Arrest Of The Pirdtes.--We learn by
gentleman direct from Oswego, that eight
persons engaged in the burning of the Sir
Robert Peel, have been arrested on Wells
Island, and arc happy 10 be assured that
only one of them was an American, oil
Inc rest were Canadians. When the Onci.
On which took the passengers of the Peel
touched at Kingston, the custom house of.
iiccrs advised the Captain to be of as soon
rs possssble, the excitement among the in.
habitants being SO great that it was feared
thcycould not be restrained from acts ofvio-
leEcc.
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The Rev. Mr.. Brown will preach at tho school,
house in this place, on Sunday the Oath inst. at
10 o'clock in the forenoon, and at Ccntrevillo at
s in the afternoon.
Constantine republican. [volume] (Constantine, Mich.) 1836-1838, 1838-06-13

At a regular term of the Probate Court for the
county of st. Joseph held at the Probate Office
in Centrovillc, both April, 1898.
In the matter )ITPON filing by Henry A.
of the estate of u Hopper, Administrator on
VIM. Marks. >said estate of his settlement ac-
count-It is Ordered, that notice be given by
publishing this order three weeks successfully
in the Constantine Republican, newspaper
printed in Constantine to the end that all persons
interested may appear at the Probate Office in
Centrovc on the last Monday in May next at
10 o'clock, A. NJ, to show cause if any they
have why such account should not be allowed.
CYRUS INGERSON, Judge of Probate.
Constantine republican. [volume] (Constantine, Mich.) 1836-1838, 1838-06-13

Steamboat Accident. w regret to learn
that as the steamboat Eric was entering
Dunkirk harbor, last evening, she met with
an accident very similar to that which be-.
fell the Cleveland short time since. Her
piston strap gave way, and tremendous
conclusion, with a complete destruction Of
her cylinder, was the consequence. twill
take some weeks time and several thousands
Of dollars to repair the damage. No per.
sons on board were injured, so far os we
have learned. The Erie was new crack
boat, of great speed, and on her first trip
up the lake. She run from hero to Dunkirk
40 miles, in two hours.
On Tuesday night last, the Rochester,
on her downward trip, in attempting to
make Fairport, struck tho pier, and, de.
stroyed the wheel and hango on one side.
The damage is not very great, but the
necessary repairs will delay the arrival Of
the boat. The Rochester wcs on her first
trip.--BuG. Com. Ado.
Constantine republican. [volume] (Constantine, Mich.) 1836-1838, 1838-06-13

HEAD QUARTERS, DETRoIT,
AdIt Gcn'ls Office, May 4th. 1888.
GENERAL ORDERS, No.7.
HVHE designations of Alexander III. Redficld
IL and Edwin III. Lothrop are received, and
accepted, and the Brigadier Generals command.
ing tho 18th and 18th Brigades will cause cleo
tons TO be held for one Colonel to the Goth and
one Colonel to the 30th Regiments.
The Rcgimental beats Of the 10th brigade arc
changed, and from this date so established "that
the 29th Regiment will be formed Of the North
half Of Kalamazoo county, and the South half
comprise the limits of tho 30th Regiment.
By order of the Commander-in- Chief.
J. f. SCIIWARZ, Adi't Gen'l.
Editors Of Newspapers in the counties of st.
Joseph and Kalamazoo arc requested to publish
the above. 93tf
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" REPLENISHED.--T Thomas Moseley has
just returned from Now York with a fresh stock
of goods, which he will sell at his former redu-
ccd prices for eastern funds for Michigan mo-
ney | trust my customers will have no objections
to pay the difference of exchange.
Particulars next week.
May IA, 1883. "a.
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Thomas MOsoloy' A TT lI;a. II.l5 ,!r:,
vs.. IN NOTICE Is hereby given,
Willim ii. Adams \ that Thos Mosoley has sued
out an attachment against tho goods, chattcls,
rights, moneys, and effects of VIM. III. Adams
an absent debtor, and that the same will como on
for trial before VIM. G.. Pcase Esq, at his Office
in Constantine on the 18th day of August next,
at ono o'clock, p. M.
THOMAS MOSELEY.
Constantine, May IL, 1888. 12w95
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scribncr, J A PLACEMENT.

Samuel VS. s'ri'n'r E1Ia. sa,.1E si1c.
VIM. II. Adams. >that have sued out writ
of attachment against the goods chattels, rights,
credits, moneys and effects of VIM. III. Adams,
an absent debtor, and that tho same will como on
for trial before VIM. c. Pease. Esq., at his Office
in the village Of Constantine on the 18th day
Of August next, at one O'clock, p. M.
SAMUEL SCRIBNER.
Constantine, May II, 1893. 12w95
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NOR SALE.-Thc subscriber offers at
n private sale, one hundred and sixty acres Of
land, situated in Nottawa township, st. Joseph
county, within half a mile Of Nottawa prairie,
on Spring Creek, described as follows: cast half
of the southeast quarter, and east half of the
northeast quarter of section No. ii, in township
No. 6, south of range No. 10. west. For infor-
nation respecting tho land, enquire of M. r. But
Vile.
PETER MONFOORT.
Constantine, May l2, 1893. St94*
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John c. Fory g. Co., ENATTACH-
VS.. IL MENT.-Notice is
William ii. Adams. thereby given, that at our
instance writ Of attachment has been issued a.
gainst the goods, chattels, rights monios, credits
and effects of VIM. ii. Adams an absent debtor
and that the same will be tried before VIM. c.
Pease, ESQ, Justice of tho Peace, in and for
st. Joseph county, at his Office in the village of
Constantine, on the 18th day of August next, at
l o'clock, p. M. JOHN C. FORY & co.
Constantine, May II, 1898. l2w95
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EE0ySE AND LOT FOR SALE.
ID III Tho subscriber will sell Lot No. 9, in sec
ton No. /, in the villag, of Constantine on
which is COOL store building. Tho lot is GO feet
'front.' OIL Water Street, running back to the rv.
cr and is situated in the heart Of the business of
the town, and is sufficiently largo for two addi-
tional good sized buildings. The property will
be sold on reasonable terms, if application is
made soon.
The subscriber will also soli good improved
Prairie Farm, and some wild land.
THOMAS CHARLTON.
Constantine. April 25, 1898. 9ltf
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WN ANTED.-Old gold and silver wanted,
Wv for which the highest cash price will be
paid by JOHN 2. GLADDING.
Constantine, May l6, 1888. "a
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William Nash, I'm ATTACHMENT.
VS. 81 Notice is hereby given,
VIM. II. Adams. What, at my instance, writ of
attachment has been issued by VIM. C. Pcasc, a
Justice of the Peace, against the goods, chattcls,
rights, credits, moneys and effects of William IL.
Adams, an absent debtor, and that the same is
continued fortr TO tho 18th day of August next
at l o'clock, p. M. WILLIAM NASH.
Constantine, May 18th, 1888. 12w95
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SALE

|NUARDIANSHIIP SALE or
" THE REAL EsTATE.-WilI DO crpo.
sed to public sal, the Goth day Of April next, at
one o'clock, +. NJ on the promises, all tho rcnl
estate of tho minor heirs Of John Walker. lato
of Nottawa, st. Joseph County, Michigan, do
ceased.
l.. d. GOODRICH.
Cuaedfav.
Nottawa, April 9. 1888. 4wsss.
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NOTICE.-Thcrois now preparing for the
~ press, a Treatise on tho vegetable produc.
tions of Michigan with a view of extending and
facilitating an accurate knowledge of our native
medicinal plants. II will also embrace an accu-
rate survey of their physiological actioa on tho
human body, by
VIM. X. MARSHALL nj. d., Graduate OF
the University of Edinburgh, Scotland, Liccn-
tiatc of the Medical and Surgical Board of New
Y FORK, Member of the Medical Society of Wash
tenaw, and Surgeon in the Militia in tho state
of Michigan.
Constantine, My Q, 1888 93tf
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A TTACHMENT..
- At -.
John Salsig,

Nathan Tcfrt >that Ihave taken out a writ of
attachment against tho goods chattcls, rights
credits moneys. AMI effects of Nathan Toft an
a,scnt d1btor, and that tho Gauss will come
on Cor trial before Benjamin Osgood Esq. at his
Office in the village of Three Rivers the 10th day
September next, at ono o'clock, i. VI. l2w9S
juno nth 1898 JOHN SALslG.
Constantine republican. [volume] (Constantine, Mich.) 1836-1838, 1838-06-13

ANAUTION.-Thc public are hereby cau-
" tiorod against placing any reliance on ccr-
tain ccriihc ties signed officially by inc, which
were given 10 Jonathan and Simeon b. Brown,
and ono given TO Edward and Hiram Pierson, da.
ted about the tenth or twelfth day Of March last,
setting forth that certain interests in tho St. Jo-
scph Canal and Lockport Manufacturing Asso.
citation were fec from membranes.
hereby notify tho public, that there are mort.
Cages OIL said interests TO large amounts, and that
said interests cannot be conveyed or mort gagged
by any Of the members of that association with.
out the consent Of all tho members, and that said
certificates were lraudulontly obtained
J. w. COFFINBERRY,
Recorder of Deeds for s.. Joseph Co., Michigan
Centrsvis. April 25th, 1893. 3w91
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NJOTICE is her,by given that an Election
II will be held at tho School house in this vii
lage on Monday the seventh day Of May noxt,
for seven Trustees Of the Corporation Of tho vii
lsgc Of Constantine. G. l.. MILLER, Crk.
April 90, 1893.
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a ELECT SCIIOOL.-MissC c. S. BRIS.
- tolls School for the instruction of Young
ladies in the Elementary and higher branches
of Education viii commence on Monday tho ID
of December.
18th, spacious H,ll at Mr.. J. M. Hunts will
be occupied us School room.
Constantine, Nov 90 1887 fAtf
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Watson Sumner, I'm TT A CHI
and 4 MENT.--Notico is
Peter L. Badly, hereby given, that at our
vs.. instance, writ of attach.
William ii. Adams. ment has been issued by
VIM. G. Pcase. Justice of tho Peace, against
the goods, chattels. rights, credits, moneys and
effects of VIM. II. Adams, an absent debtor, and
that the same is continued for trial to the 18th
day OF August next, at o'clock p. M.
SUMNER e. BALDY.
Constantine May IL, 1888. l2w95
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Recorder OF Deeds Tor Sf.Jpsoph Co., Michigan
Centrsvi., April 95th, 1888 3wg1

MOTICE.-Iwou would respectfully inform the
IN public that have no connexion with the
Farmers and Merchants u INK Of -. Joseph at
Ccntrcvlle. Stock was Transferred 20 me, and
was elected a Director without my knowledge OF
consent. ADAMS WAkEMAN.
April l6, 1893
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n ~ SHARES of he Capital Stock Of
III ID the Bank Of Con 'stantinc, for sale by
w. A. SANGER.
Mottvile, July &c, 1897.
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A TTENTEON EMEGEsANTS!!!
IA That st. Joseph County is the Garden of
Michigan, needs only to DO seen to be acknow-
lodged
It's inhabitants challenge the United States
and Texas TO produce an equal extent of country
which combines to greater degree than it, beau
ty, fertility, salubrity important water privileges
and advantageous situations. Centrovillc, its
county scat is its geographical centre.
Two and half miles from said village lies a
beautiful FARM of 336 acres, part prairie and
part timber, with suitable improvements. Also,
3 miles from said village, fine Burr Oak Farm
of 10 acres partly improved.
Also, s miles from said village, Farm of supc-
rior soil and location, containing about 300 acres
Also, several unimprovcd lots of land hand
somcly situated in different parts of the county.
Also, several pleasantly situated lots in Gen.
trcvilc, all of whica arc worthy of the attention
Of tho cmigrant, and are offered for sale on low
terms by Z. RYLEY TOLL.
Ccntrsvillc, April 2lst, 1888.
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TyMERE IS NO CI1EATIN TIL:

VWyIgE subscriber has for sale 100 barrels of
n FLOUR which Inc will sci at the lowest
market price for ST. Joseph County money.
JOHN A. APPLETON.
Constantine, My %. %
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EDLANK DEEDS Printed on script type
III ID for sale at this Office.
April IL, 1897.
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$1,000 nn EEw w nllsh2 snriipnl

$1,000 public &sM w ss!s19 se.!!ss.
od against ALFRED A. DWIGHT and SHEER.
MAN ID. DIX, two individuals who have recent.
ly abscondcd with about $4,000 of the paper of
the Bank of Kensington, which they fraudulent.
ly adstractod from the Bank. SAID Dwight is
about % years of age, feet 8 or D inches high,
black hair and eyes, of ruddy countenancc and
good appearance. Said Dix is about 30 years of
age, 5 feet or inches high, sandy hair and
Of light complexion. 1t is believed that tho Pre-
sidcnrs name to the bills OF most of the paper
with which they have abscondcj is forged Said
Dwight and Dix took western course, and they
have been hoard Of pnlming off their paper in
Chicago. The above reward will be paid for their
apprehension md lodgmcnt in any goal in the
United States, SO that they can DO obtained or
$500 for either of them, or $500 will DO given
for any information which will lead to their de-
lection. Dated Kensington, Oakland county,
Michigan, April Is, 1888.
r.. +. COOK, President,
q T. CROITSE Caahicr
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Constantine, July 10, 1897.
ENxPEDITaON AGAINST CON-

EINXPEDITaON AGAINST CON-
r. STANTINE.--By tho late Foreign ac-
counts, it appears that tho French have marched
against, and taken Const intine, bat tbs subscri.
Der would respectfully say to his old friends and
customers, that they have not taken him yet and
he would be happy to $40 them at his now shop
nearly opposite Hunts Motel, whore he will fit
them out with suit for Canada, Texas, or any
other part of the globs, their patriotic hearts may
call them, provided they leave change enough b..
hind them 10 pay for the same.
Jan. 10, 1893. CIV. SCHNABET,.
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n GREGORY, MERCHANT tai

IN GREGORY, MERCHANT TAI
e. LOR, (reccntly from Boston, would rec.
pcctfully inform tn, citizens Of Three Rivers and
its vicinity that no has taken n room in r. Nose
lcy's store, where he will be happy to execute oil
orders in the most fashionable style.
He will Keep constantly on hand, AN assortment
of ready made clothing; also good supply Of
Broad Cloths, Cossimeres, Sattinetts, Vcstings,
and Trimmings, which will be sold low, and MAIDS
to order.
Three Rivers, July &c, 1897. Gw56 :
ri EW GOODS! NEW GOODS!!
IN G. l.. g. A. MILLER, have Just received,
direct from New York, great assortment Of
DRY GOODS, consisting of Broad Cloths,
Cassimcrcs and Sattinots, of assorted colors and
qualities; Molcskins, Buffalo Cloths, Fustians,
Velveccn, Twillcd Vclvcts, Bangup Cord, Twill
led Stormants, &c. &c.-A great variety Of
Prints, English and French French Muslins !;
Chally; English Silk, Sowing silk and Grape
Dress EId'k'fs; black Italian Silks Gro Do
Swiss, coHd Gro De Maps, cold Florence q
fine assortment of Cloves and Hosiery, superior
s1tin Stocks, Bombaznc do. A great assortment
of Ready Made Clothing, &c. &c.
New supply of Groceries aud Crockcry expcc.
ted in few days. -
clll and examine.
Constantine Julv IN 1897 "A
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elIss.IIlt-M N SsssMT La NJ.
ctors of the above Line, will be prepared on the
opening of Canal Navigation, TO start boat dali
ly from albany and Buffalo, for freight and pas
;engers. Their Bolts being OF the first class,
and running in conncxion with Tow Boats on
the Hudson River, and Steamboats, and Vessels
on lake Erie and Upper Lakes, and trust with
these facilities, they Will be ablc TO forward pas
scngers and property with us much safety and
despatch as Guy other Line. 'Thankiil for past
f.yors, they sol.,it share Of public patronage.
G.. ID. IlANNAIIS & co.
For freight and pass 'gcapply to tho following
persons.
AGENTS.
G. b. IIANYAns & Co., No. 7, Cccntics slip n. T.
Z. LUsx 81 Co, No. 2, State street, Albany.
IL. NASH * CO., Sophia street, Rochcetcr.
LUsY, MILLER 81 Co, Buffalo
t.. NoRroN q CO.. Buffalo.
GILIIsrIE, JcIcE & CO., Cleveland.
o NEwnERRy d Co. Datroit
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UUsT RECEryED, carncn,or,s and

HUSE KECEIE I'D, Carpcnter's and
o. Joncr's Tools Plated Squares Stool and
Iron squares Saws of most every description
Saw Sotts, Draw knives, Spoke Slaves; Pol.
ishcd Augcrs; Common do; Chisses ofmost ev-
cry description; steel Hammers Plane Irons.
For sale by ALBERT ANDRuS x co.
Jan 3, 1898. rs
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N OOEk Az THzS.-Thc subscriber has
a. rccsvcd three doz. CLOCKS, which lac
will sell chnp for Cash, Wheat, Corn, Oats, OF
any kind Of Provisions.
JOHN p. GLADDING
Constantine, Feb. T. S0tf
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NAILS.-4000 lbs. of Nails this day re-
~ cclvcd and for sale by
ALBERT ANDRUS e. co.
Constantine, May l8, 1893. IS
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bLOUGHS.-Large sixe breaking mp
- Ploughs; also. small siz, do. Woods Pa
tent, for sale ny G.. l.. g. A. MILLER.
n. B.-Most kinds Of Wild Cat money reed
March 90. sssf
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MUST AND OR SALE
~ 200 yds. Saxony Cassimcros,
900 " Slttincts, by
Nov, 90. ALBERT ANDRUS,& co,
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SALT.--A few barrels of fra rate cali Tor
- sale by ALBERT ANDRUs & co,
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a NESOCEEsHES.--JuS received Molaases,
:" Sugar, Young Tyson and Black Tea, COT.
fec, Rice, aisns, Salaratus, Starch, Cassia, Pep
per, Allspicc, Soap, &c.
Crockery and hardware next week.
THOS. MOSELEY.
Constantine July g. 1897 Sw53
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GENERAL ORDERS.
HHAD-QUARrERs, DETRoIr }
Adr CENTS Office, March 81, IL
GENERAL OPDERS-No.l I.

In pursuance to the act entitled can act TO a.
mend an act to organize the militia" approved
March 81, 1898, his Excollcncy the Commander.
in-Chief has made the following nominations, in
convention of both Houses of the Legislature,
March 30, 1888; viz:
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nj 0THGE Where's, Eliz beth Graham,
IN my wife, did, on the 18th inst, loavc my
bed and boird without any just cause or provoci-
ton, therefore forbid all persons from harbour
ing or trusting her on my account, as shall pay
no debts OF her contracting aficrths date.
JOHN GRAHAM.
81. Joseph Co, Park Township ! oc
March 20, 1893. o'oo'
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AA ANTEks--50U0 lbs. BUTTER and
w CHEESE, in exchange for Goods.
ISAAC ]. ULLMANN.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-03-06
One Hundred aud Fiflv DyIIars REGARD.

OFF cyan, without nm tho 81
uE VI a'' rom tie uh-eIibrr residing
wills, Hanover County Virginia negro men PETER who some
times calls himself Peter b"oSs purchased him nj William
lr5y about eight being bnn run,,v r.;
the woods Peter il STRAIGHT snare
about six feet high, OF very light neyr bo
full and when spoken to- has dawn SIS look nh
bly, os ou,. Peter is and polite uc.io and olo,
years Of aga. He had carried with him 80.
casnet coat hat. aud elo,in- tho,yh ~
DOUBT before this time he has changed thu have nJc
ro0i hs work the Chesterfield Railroad shot ,iu L
io: Christians uui that aou; Christmas, he in Rich
monl the Esn. well dressed, with nrse coat Iro
bun hat and well supplied with There hut no
ha. "r Is about m,Se his OF the free S,u,r
"hcn no The isin he treating md drinking
soma Of hs coo exhibited to white present, free
pas with forged thereto. If no has le the Railroad
Gh non h. il doubt in tho County Of Charles Cir
r he has brothers. Of them free lie is well
an Richmond and particularly with Charles Mallory,
nn,L will Gi"e the above reward Of Fifty Dollars for his
,h s, an' delivery lodged ia Richmond Jail,
of vs. n'1,n so if taken Of the Siae.-Captans
are .rrcrGtendlns and Of public works,
np,,, LOOK for said negro, and cautioned
WORK in ,n MN On 'od Of vessel, employing him
Fsb 10 '! "n-'"rsr under the penalty OF tho law.
's5-l3l A. DENTON.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-03-06
.u8RGR3VE, aeinner of Tic great ST. Ledger Stakes

.HARGR3FE, acinner Of Tic great 81. Ledger Stakes
HE celebrated Race Horse md Stallion Imported M e Mhe~ o
the sire eathan whose colts running wei in the west
eouutv w. Ii miles North city Of Richmond 2 miles West
Of Hanover Courthouse, and miles Ct Col Z. r. HooeM
vern SIS and $40 insure mare to be in
oaid as to be parted with, and 81 to the
Mares viii be well led io 81 ~
on Mares with oa fuang una haen Maie bu, will Eol be c
ouss for Or s" eb a0
Marsrave rich dark chesnut, without white, in ee
us sTsa. strength substance and power 9d with more Zone
than any thorough bred Horse America and beauty rn"s TO
fine action excellent temper ind foasecr ana ms
superior ever dGppn IN me region "e'c lie nus
Marsravo considered by all good ud;cs By far M te ose
If his gear both fur speed and OniHe and beng "'Se OF
bone und szc such ansccndan he VIII
propagate noble stock for our Tong distances eS m
.s mile e. FS '5 aJK better
o wun The Criterion Stakes 81 subscbcrs New Mnrke! and
second for the Ceat%s aSss au on
ockbrJre Srukes great 81 Ledger 10 SUBSCRIBERS the Gas
ssgn1 Sss0s ess IS New Market
% II. started for the Derby stakes lO subscribers, which al
a. another Horse ia the same ab The English Sporting Maya
zines says Thc Derby was remarkable for Inc immense
asrave made use Of and had running 10 % %
grave would have been first and Beiran second AGAIN. %
he won the ST. Ledger aud ought to have won the Derby oa'
performed since the yeai leoo. ,,,, al Lo
II, c could be done by our Stations Pam AID asraSc, provd
sd they trained until SCR 6 ye3ts old"
Margraves brilliant! on the nt M"n
,heo great events travelled 100 miles IN iofhen. mu
any apparent him considering the s,ouness
with his great stride appears better adapted 10
a mot and conquered all the best horses OF MD
Magnzinc.) .o.,, ,:u,., or tho e.
Ledger mad capital Stallion having covered at 32 (of
o Eleanor Derby and Oaks the only mas
done the aud own sister to Cessca nan
pan and Juliu dam OGrile got En'"S winner
the Derby covering S55, aud sire Of fraM ana ren,
the Derby 0zygen winner OF the Si
of the Ledger 1887 sarpeon and muny other sooo
lev rot vespa Oaks, Levalhan, imp Mu!eE Ao
och and many others. >, c., ,,. c,,,
e Horse son Of Gohaunu Horse any distance ms
J,y and equal Stallion any Of age; hls eranldhm
,en nv ilamble,onian who nrnclDe any Islhce
no nrpn Rosaand by Phenomenon ATLANTA by natchem s
~ Tho Xiii by Oronoko Traveller Miss Make!es brmn'ef; uhy
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