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Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1867-03-02

B&SS- In Georgia. out Of tho negro population
one ont of every siXtccn is q mulntto In the
Meth fifteen out of every twenty are mulat
tues.
BsS-. 1t costs ninetccn:twenteth's Of the la
boring men Of the country the best part Of two
weeks wages To hny Il barrel of flour.
ENy" In nccor,laucn with the recommendation
of the last session of tho Annuai Conference,
give below the names or the Stewards connect
cd with the NJ. Il. Church South ili the bounds
Of Walhnlla Circuit:
Double springs-AnE! RonlNs. Dist. Stew
ard. Farvicw--JoMN NJ. HALL Whitmre's
LEONARD ROGERS. Pickcns e. IL
Joccussee. e.-Tm"s. l.. ROBERTSON. Smyrna
FLETCHER SMITH, PC.
Feb &c, 1867.
NEw YORK, FEBRUARY 23.-Thc IIcralds"
correspondence from the City Of Mexico da-
ted the 5th, says the army is rctrcatiDg from
Pncbla very disordcrly a slight dcmonstra-
ton from the Liberals caused the grand rout
Maximiian calls himself chief of the nation
al party
ATLANTA, February 25.-Ex. Gov. Brown
publishes, in the morning papers. three col
umn letter, reviewing the situation and advis-
ing the people Of Georgia to accept the terms
imposed by the bill recently passed by Con.
grcss.
WAsHISaToN, February 26.-Scnator Will
son authorizes. on Wilson's authority, dcni-
at that Grant is opposed to'thc pending recon
structon measures.
EE' One million dollars arc to be invested
in school.houses in Philadelphia.
AID FOR THE SoUTn.-Thc New York
Stock Exchange held meeting Friday morn
ing and passedsthe following resolution
Resolved, That a donation Of $4,000 be
made for the purchase of food and other nee.
cssarics Of life for the suffering poor of the
South, and that the same be placed FOR that
purpose III tho hands of tho Southern Relief
Commission"
MASsn5I!usETTs contributes pupil to Cen
Lees College, in Virginia. He is the son OF
hard.shcll old Democratic lawyer near Bos.
ton. y
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1867-03-02

E&Iy- In Georgia. out OF tho negro population
one ont Of every six,ccn is n mulnttu. In th,
Meth, fifteen out of every twenty are muat
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1867-03-02

B:y" The, Rev. T. II, Edwards, Agent. sug.
ecsts that to carry out the purposes of tie
Agency. good farming land and water power
VIII be necessary she therefore requests any
; owners of such la,ds who are dosirous to sell,
to inform him by letter at Nowberry c. H., the
description of said ands, tho quantity, and the
price in cash.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1867-03-02

MAssHcHusETTs contributes pupil to Gen.
Lees College, in Virginia. He is the son of
a hard.shcll old Democratic lawyer near Bos-
ton r. ~.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-01-31
FROM MEXICO.
Ngw ORLEANS. in,

NEW ORLEANS, Jan. 80.
A newspaper, dated City Of Mexico, Jan
IS, says that Macmillan was in the City oI
Mexico arranging his private business
An Organization Congress will shortly be
called st Orixaba, but with what result is no,
known.
The anxiety of the people, in view Of she
preparation for the departure Of the French
army, grows dhily.
A column Of troops from the interior were
expected to arrive last evening, and il is ex.
pected that the Capital will be evacuated BE-.
lore the end Of February. -
Each convey of troops going to Vera Cruz
has contingent Of refugees.
The arrival of Ortega threatens to create q
third party and lengthen the struggle.
The people ask what the return of Mr..
Campbell to New Orleans slgnifed, q he
was ordered TO report to Juarex.
Business is suspended, and communication
with the interior entirely cut off.
Asnote, dated Jan. 2, says, according to
stipulations. all foreign subjects Of friendly
powers will not be conscripted.
Maxtinaz took possession of Tsllecuqo at
the request of the inhabitants, and the Prus.
sian and Spanish Consuls KEEP, order in Qua
dalgara-
Gen. Greiterz was attacked while returning
from Gnadeiema, butrepulsed the Liberals.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-01-31

REBELS REJorcIsG.-The Memphis Ara-
ianche, one of the most malignant sheets
in the South, is delighted At the recent
opinion of the Supreme Court against the
constitutionality of the religions and attor-
neys' test oaths. II sees results Of far Rrester
importance than those involved. In short,
it haiis the deci sion as .deliverancs Of Ill
classes Of rebels from penalties and forfeit,
ures ofevery degree Il says:
The principle Of this decision oserthrows
the infamous franchise law in this State, be-
cause, like the test oath, il is Law punishius
m ofisnce which may not be pxfniS6sa,le &
the time it was committed. Even granting it
was crime to "rebel,' yet there was no law
to punish il when the crime vas counitted:
and to mike It punishable nov is tantarnount
to an e post .facso law, and therefore uncon-
atitntional Tho court also s.ys that - per-
dda feheses them from the oonseouer,cee 81
the o6ense;' and hence every man Who has
been pardoned need fear no punishment ftom
Radseal lsgsisiisa, even II n &efs tried s.
Radical jurorSs We - Aste1nire the spirit
Tat animated the court when il said sithis
Court Y sct the Essister fnr thl sdicts of aay
RQ1iiG = Go .siidG1 q VcSl2 q 81 o. = =
sseofdiaass 70 ~ evA Qils usss : adsyaxfnsuA
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NEWS SUMMARY.

Especial TO the Northwestern Associated Press. !,
CHICAGO. Jan. 30.
A Burlington despatch says that at the
Germans ball last night, . young man named
George Eversnin, twenty four years old, fel |
dead in the midst of the dance.
A FIRE at Mt. Pleasant. Iowa, destroyed
the passenger depot of the Burlington aud
Missouri River railroad. Loss 5000.
A general Jail delivery was nipped in the
bud at Quincy, ILL.,, few days since, by the
vigilance of the sheriff The prisoners had
procured files aud made saws from knives,
and had nearly succeeded in loosening the
inside door when discovered.
The ladies Of Newtown. H.. few miles
from Quincy, closed a saloon lately aud were
arrested for rioting, but discharged
Mr.. j. II. Seaverances Secretary OF the
Dubuque Produce Exchange, died at eight
clock last night. His remains viii be con
veyed to Davenport and inferred.
1t is showing al Dubuque to-day.
Ii is reported that the trains from Council
Bluffs are snow bound at Boonesboro.
The snow was about five inches deep Al
Cairo this morning.
The ice in the Ohio river is very heavy.
A Washington special says that Mccnl
loch' policy is rp, likely 10 be disturbed.
The New York Posts Washington special
says the taiif bill Will iail for lack OF time
and the exorbitan, demands of manufactu-
rers.
There are said TO be fifty thousand mem
bers of the Grana Army Of the Republic IN
Ohio,
The weather ut Cincinnati is intensely
cold, and the grohnd has been covered with
snow for thirty days.
In the Kansas Legislature bill which is
very stringent on railroads was introduced
to-day; il provides that they must be fenced,
and makes them liable for damage done to
| cattle. and allowing process to be served on
any one in charge, from the boss over the
gang bands 10 the President.
A revenue bill was introduced in the House
which provides for 81, 900 600
The Annual meeting of the Sons Of TEN
perance meets at Des Moines on the 9th of
February.
Nearly all the lawyers at the Chicago bar
have signed q protest against the proposed
abolition of the Recorders Court Of Chicago
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-01-31
ILLINOIS LEGISLATURE.

CHICAGO. Jan. 80.
In the House this morning a lengthy dis.
cussion took place on the removal of the
county seat of Lee from Dixon to Amboy.
They also discussed bill authorizing the
construction of bridge across the Mississip-
pi at ST. Louis
A large delegation from St. Louis are in the
lobby.
Atthe afternoon session over one hundred
bills of a private nature were passed.
The Senate bill ceding portion of Rock
Island to the Jurisdiction ofthe United States
was passed.
A bill fning boys for playing around rail-
rood stations, was ordered TO third reading.
A bill appropriating $4,000 for the e1-
penses of the Paris Exposition Commissions
ers was reduced to 5000, and passed.
The House resolution in favor of aid to the
Mound City Yards was passed.
The House bill to provide $1eo worth oi
stationery for each member was lost
In the afternoon session FuIler's Railroad
bill came up, and was referred TO the Rail.
road Committee.
Bushnell's 8 resolutions, affirming the Mon.
roe doctrine, we're passed by vote Of 2e
to t.
Mr. Fort introduced resolution for con
stitutional amendment forever prohibiting the
Illinois Central Railroad from being released
from paying per cent. of its gross earnings
to the Staae. Referred
The bill to establish a metropolitan police
in Cairo, was passed by l5 to Ia strict par
~
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-01-31
FROM HAVANA.

NEv YoRK, Jan. 50.
Havana adviees Of the 22d state that the
principle merchants have taken steps to make
Havana general entire pot for the storage Of
cotton by removing the restrictions on for
eign vessels.
The. United States gun>boat with the
secret mission had not vet arrived.
st. Thomas advices Of the 7th, and Porto
Rico Of the 18th say that the cholera had a.
most disappeared from st. Thomas, bat the
small -pox had not abated.
Two telegraph lines were to be established
1t Porto Rico.
Old navigators Of the Sound nay the
weather the present winter has been the se-
verest they have experienced for twenty OF
thirty years Many Of the Sound steamers
got fast "a the ice near Frogs Neck, and pas
sengers had to foot it ashore.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-01-31
NEWS ITEMS.

Especial to the Northwestern Associated Press
CHicAGo, Jan. 81.
AT midnight ERE broke ost in the city,
destroying seven stores. Total loss, $50, 900;
insurance, $25, 900.
DsrRorr, Jan. 80.
Thedead lock ia the City Council ha.
been compromised by allowing the last Pres
ident 10 hold over.
Des MoIxEs, Jan. 3d.
The new appointed State Agent Of the
Bible Society is Rev. D. d. Hoagland.
A committee of the Directors of the Rock
Island Railroad have gone to Warrington to
. bridge across the Mississippi high enough
TO obviate the necessity for . draw.
SPRISGFY1p, ILL.,, Jan. so.
The Brown county Sheriff, G. D. Kindred
died day before yesterday.
The Governor's health is Improving.
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FROM EUROPE.
Irrs ATLANTIC cAsIr.1

PEE ATLANTIC CABLE.
New YoaK, Jan. 80.
The following dispatches have been re-
ceived over the Cable:
PAaIs, Jan. 3o.-Ths French man-of war
Belliquense, sails for the Pacific.
BERLIN, Jan. S0.-Capt. Werner, Of the
Pussian navy, is going to America on .
special mission.
FLORENCE, Jan. 80.-Admiral Persans,
just acquitted Of the charge Of cowsrdice, will
be tried for incompetency and disobedience
Of orders.
ATHENS, Jan. 3o.--It is General Kelliges,
not Raajans, who is going on the mission to
America.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-01-31

Of the Government equal 70 il in the observa-
ton e Tie. Ccastitution. Il wes deshelees
this decision, OF this spirit which induced the
New York Herald 70 denounce the Sapreme
Court = i did 10 IN article published BY u
. few days ago, We copgratalste Teanes-
seeans thAt genhemen will again control the
ballot box in this State. The days Of Radical
ism are numbered. The decision of the
United States Supreme Court, already passed,
and that Of our Supreme Court soon TO be
pronounced upon the franchise act, will kill
Radicalism throughout Tennessee. Twill
be the dirge which ~ indignant people will
chant over the leprous remains OF as Infamous
An action ~ ever disgracea the annals OF civ'
ilizAtion.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-01-31

LARossr SUNDAY ScHoolA.-The Sunday
school connected with Bloomington station,
Indiana Conference, has four hundred and
thirty scholars in attendance; that Of Trinity
Church, Evansville, four hundred; and that
connected with Wesley Chapel, New Albany,
three hundred and twenty five. A sketch Of
the origin and progress Of the Sunday school
enterprise in the last named city mentions .
fact that We suppose to be universally true;
namely, that no matter the weather. female
teachers, as class, are Imore faithful Than
male ones.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-01-31
Fentans eentenced.

ToRosro, Jan. 80.
The Fenians recently found guilty, wen
to-day sentenced to be hanged on the 9th ol
March. The majority heard the seutencs
without apparent emotion. Several denied
being Fenians, and stated that the testimony
was false. The names Of the condemned are
Patrick Norton, j. H. Mixwell, Patrick
O'Niel, Jeo Buck, Daniel Qninn, p. Led
With, Jno. 0'conner, John Ragan, Owes
Henley and John Gallagher.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-01-31
FROM SAVANNAH.

SAVANNAH, Jan. 80.
There Is serious trouble on the Chevers
plantstion in South Carolina. The negroes
will not leave the place, and still refase 10
make any contracts for the year. A COLTS.
ion took place this forenoon, in which Lieut..
Leienon, Of the Freedmen's Bureau, vas
shot in the left arm. He returned the FIRE
and killed the negro. II is reported that
Capt. Boardlf is now prisoner in the haaSs
Of the negroes.
Col. Sibley has proceeded, with seventy
men, to the s&ene OF action. Rumors of an
eneaetnsnt are prevalent. Assfoeoa Of ne
Sixteenth Infantry has been sent over, and
ve are nov Waiting the arrival Of the boat
for furthcr pnkticnlou. Il res# ssrs
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LATEST BY TELEGRAPH
Midnight Report,
FRON WASHINGTON.

WASHINGTON, Jan. 80.
Among the documents sent to the House to-
day was q report of Gen. Wright on affairs
in Texas. He gives frequent complaints
from the northwestern frontier Of barbarism
towards refugessand freedmen, and suggests
an additional force OF troops TO put stop
thereto He also suggests the employment
of additional troops to prevent Indian
troubles.
Gov. Cummings has published card EN-.
phatically controverting the truth of the
statement of Mr.. Charles relative TO the ex>
clusion of negroes and mulattoes from the
jury box in Colorado. He vetoed such bill,
but IT passed over his veto.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-01-31
FROM NEW YORK.

New YoaK, Jan. 80.
Hon. D. W. vorhees, of Indiana, arrived
in this city tonight.
Navigation on long Island Sound was sus
pended today by the ice. No steamers can
pass Fort Schuyler, until the weather moder
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-01-31

NEw ORLEANS, Jan. 80.
Gen. Alcorn, United States Senator elect.
from Mississippi, addressed both branches of
the Mississippi Legislature to-day, advising
them to accept the Constitutional Amend
ment, as the bes. of Congressional evils. A
unanimous vote rejecting il was the response.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-01-31
FROM NEW YORK.

Nkw Yoax, Ian. 80.
In the Beard Of Superviscrs yesterday, the
special committee % banks and insurance
cs,ueaaiss npcsssdjo fasee - refsnding the
amounts literally collected from&ssssaa of
thoss instiistioas by the county - tAxss.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-01-31

"In fifting the kettle from the Are sca'ded my
self very severeiy--one hand almost 10 q crisp.
The torture was unbarable. The Mexi-
can Mustang Liniment relieved the pain almost
iAnediassly. Ithsaled r.pidly, and ief, very lit
tlsscar. cHAs. ResrER. 42e Broad St, Phila-''
This i nsreiy sample Of what the Mustsng
Liaimest viii do. II Is invaluable In al cases Of
wounds, swelngs, sprains, cuts, bruises, spavins,
etc, either upon man or beast
Beware Of counterfeiss. None IL genuine unless
wrapped in 6ae steel plata engrsvings, bearing
the signature of G. W. Westbrook, Chemist, and
the pirate stamp of DEHAs BARNES i Co., New
York.
saratsga Spring Water, sold by all
Druggists.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-01-31
FROM san FRANCISCO.

San FRANCISCO, Jan. so.
Among the passengers for New York to.
day BY the steamer Constitution are James
w Nye. U. 8. senator from Nevada, DIR.
Lewis A. .Sayre, Thomas Mcguire, and the
Imperial troupe Of Japanese performers.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-01-31

All who value = beautiful head of hair, and its
preservation from premature badness and turnin Z
gray, viii not faito use Lyons celebrated kathai-
ron. 1t makes the hair rich, soft and glossy Grad
ica;es dandruf, and causes the hair to grow with
iuxuriAnt beauty, II II sula every y berc.
Z. THOMAS LYON, Chemist. N. Y.
Saratoga Syring Water, sold by all
Druggists.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-01-31

s. T.-Isse.-X.-The amosnt Of Plantation
Bitters gold in one year is something startling.
They wquld ill Braadvay six feet high, from the
Park I'd 4th street. brakes manafnctory IL enc
Of the i1sttutions Of New York. II IL said shat
Drake phinted all the rocks in the Eastern States
With his cabsiistic "s. T.--Isse.-X.," and then
got the fid granny legislators TO pass Law 'pre-
venting disfguring the fscs Of NATURE" which
gives him a monopoly. We do not know how this
Is, bat Ne do know the Plantation Bitters aKLL rs
no othe1 article ever did. They aze usea BY All
classes df the commnnity, and ars dsath - Dys-
pepsia-lccrtain. They are very ihvigorating
when lAnguid and weak, and great appetizer.
Sasatsga Spring Water, sold by all
Druggist..
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-01-31

WHkf DIN IRA yosng lady, returning to
her ednntry home after so,ourn Of few months
in NsH York, was hardly recognized by her
frisnd. In place Of rustic, dsshed face, she had
q soft, rudy complexion, of almost marble smoth-
ness; and insteAd Of ~, she really appeared bu,
II. She told thsu plainly shsased Aagans Mag
nolia Balm, asd would not be without it. Any
lady can improve her personal appearance very
much by using this ARTICLE II can be ordered Of
any druggist for only 50 cents.
Saratoga 0pTi1g water, sold by Al
Druggists.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-01-31

Heimrtrsst's isinitahb Hair colsring hs bee.
steadily gpswing II favss far evsr twent YEAR.
It acts upon the absorbents a the roots Of the hair
snl eAsnges i TO NJ osiyinal color by dskrese
All instantansous dyes deaden aud mi ure tie =
Rsinstfssts = not q d., sst is esrtsi. in 4, 70
DREssrSe. Price 50 cents aad 41.ee, aaiJ \.
Al dsalsss- - s..-ss - q -
Saratoga sSsing Watss. .o,a s. N
Druggists.
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FROM MEXICO.
LIBERALS REPULSED

An Organization Congress.
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LATE CABLE DISPATCHES.

PROCEEDING IN THE ILLINOIS LEGISLATURE.
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rsai As,ets. So
the Liabilisies are ~ follewst
sih.-Lisbil De- to Banks oth.r. 8u. and
unN die-..-.-..----.-.+.--.-- ken~
s.h.--L<-st.s hajusted and dae..-.-..-...... None
-th-Lpssrs tith=r uaariustet 100 %
sth.rosscs Atja,'ed and not due-..-..... s,c4s =
Sta.-L,sses IN snsp-ns- waiting further
proei t.--.----.- 1000 90
h--An otttr claims ss siast the Company,
tdiridtnds unpaid,) 800 %
Total liabilities as n
lith-The greatest amount Insured In any risk is
$40 o1o except In special eAsts.
i1th The amauht Insured In any ons City, Town,
Village, depends upon its size and bow built.
i3sh--The amount insured in any block, depends
alovs
ltth-certined Copy ef the Charter Of the Company,
file
II kEtLoGa, Pr.idept-
wnLIax D cLARK, Secretary.
srsrs or cossrc1rcrr
County of Hartford Hartford, January lst, 1861.
Ehen personally appeared VIM b. Ciars, Secretary
AMI made oath that the abose Statement by him sub
scribed is true aoccfiipx % ha bsss knosledgs and
before me, STEPHEN TERRY,
Justice efsbe Peace.
Arpfrok's orucx, Iss.l
Dm AcrsHs Jan 10th, 1857 !
Its hereby certified tina. there has been filed in this
osare . sworn statement showing the condition Of the
Phts r Inkursnee Company located at Hartford, in she
State VI Connecticut,
On tie 3lH day of December, A. D. 1865,
In serordAnce with the provisions Of Act Of the
General Assembly Of the Ststa Of entitled An Act
In relation to Insurance Compsnies approved J.ruary
2s 1857 aud Act amnnatuxy therstn approved Feb
ruary 9th 1855 that said statement shows that said
Cnnpany pnssessed Of the rrte amount OF capital
and Invested required By Law.
Authority Is therefore given to the above named Com
pany their apr o7rate business Of assurance
In this Etaae In accordance Nth the laws thsFe until
the 1isf day Of January, l8c8
1t is also certified that VIM yULfoN. OF Keckuk
.S.&h he To- nj
Aren't aud Attorney for the county of Lee, with full
pov,r t. take n.ks of Insurance therein, and 70 ar
knowEedxe service Of process provided BY law upon
his nng with the Clerk Of fhe Dset Court In and for
i3 county this crrtacste and COPY Of tho stAtAmsnt
nle In this 0fnce-
Ii further certified that the attached h true and
correct copy Of said nsto facts and Agure.
In testimony whereof, have hsFeunto Get
IL my hand and fflsed my seal Of once fhe
day and year Arst above written.
fstaupl JSo. A. ELLIOTT, Auditor Of State
j1o eAMukL 4. AYRke, DspsfJ.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1867-09-21

LNINAL SETTLEMENT.-Esr.1 OF PERxyu,
PEAKE, Drcgs.D-Notce is hereby given to all persons
interested said estate, that Phillip noar Administrator
Of the estate Of Permea Peake deceased will appear before
the County Court of the county OF La Sale and state Of Iii
no At the Court House in Ottawa in said county, Thurs
day. the 18th day Of October 1857 for the purpose Of
rendering account of his proceedings in the
Of said -rtate tor the final settlement
Dated at Ottawa this 10th Of September, 1867.
sept. law. A. H. MOORE, Clerk.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1867-09-21
Hem advertisements.
ylVHE THOROUGH BRED HORSE LEX
Il ICON

This celebrated young horse will make fall season at the
farm Of Capt. Vim. Ford v miles East Of Ottawa Terms
$50 for the to be paid at the time Of service By
loss Of colt il shall prove with fo the services
Of the horse will be given free for the ensuing to the
Pasturage and best Of given free of charge 10
coming ffom distance, although all risks whatever,
must be on the part ofthe Of the mare.
Young Lexicon is six years old dark sorr with blaze in
face and one white hind foot raised Kentucky by r.
D. Alexander the acknowledged King of the American turf
and pronounced by George Wilkes Of the Spirit of the
Ies te be the finest get Of Old lexington and inferior to
no hr% IN 1me1oa tor stuck purposes. 1t Is established
maxim that "Hosf mi bH" and the English hunter and
American trotte being the finest and valuable horses
the present day. should satisfy any that cross with
the thorough bred horse the only mode OF obtaining
No. animal
Pedigree Of Lexicon from American Turf
Register:
Sire Lexington by Boston, First dam Lghtscme by i'm
ported Glencoe: % dam Rurics dam by imp Trustee I'd
dam Vandal's DAM by imp Tranby ith dam lucilla by
Trumpeer 9Th dam Lucy by Orphan 9Th dam Lady Grey
BY Robin Grey 9Th dam Maria by Mezar oth dam by imp
HighfyI; 9th dam by imp. fearnought; 10th by Ariel
)th dam by Jack Of Diamonds 18th dam by imp Marc
Diamond with foal by imp Eclipse and stined TO Australian
Address Capt. WM. F0Rb, or CHARLES DELANO, Otta-
wa, Illinois.
n BA fair price will be given for the Of few No.
to breed this horse during the coming fall Owner
Of mare to deliver colt ut months OLD. aug 81.