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The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1869-04-28
THE ROSS a ROW
The Senator Criticises the PrOsideni

The Senator Criticises the President.
The gallant Senator trUln Kansas,
claims to have been injured by the
recent reports In the newspapers, in
relation to his interview with the
President. lie did not tell GRANT
to go to any warm country, but from
his own statement or explanation,
the inference is plain he would not
object to the migration. He says:
1t is due to myself, also, to say that
interview vas sought by me, not for
the purpose, as is alleged of, impor-
tuning the President of the oppOint-
ment of this or that man to Official
position. / have not yet approached
the President for that purpose, and
have no design, at present at least, of
so doing. 1 did however, seek that
interview for the purpose OF protest
ing against the sweeping changes
which were being made in the Officials
of my State, whereby men who were
among the best Republicans aud the
braVeSt soldiers in hat State, were
being removed for no assigpable
cause, and an entirely different class
of men installed in their places.
During hat interview 1 was aston
ished and panied to hear from the
lips of the President the assertion
that where any man had held Office
during the past year and q half, it
was presumptive evidence that he
was q johnson man 1repeat hat
was astonIshed and panied by this
remarkable declaration for it plainly
said Notwithstanding the fact thai
f,IIrv nDn-h 1F Fhnn fAanrc nF Fhn CNTNnf
ry are filed by earnest Radical Re
publicans and soldiers-the Prssi
dents warInet political friends and
suppOrters-they must give place Il
. the horde of bargaining politicians
: aud pl ice hunters who for the pas
few weeks, have blocked the ball
and swar med in the venue of the
capital. We have in Kanses not les:
) than 80, 900 soldiers, fully three ffthS
of the WhO'e number of her votes
They represent largely the intelli
gence, education, and enterprise Ofth
State. During the last year and
n half our Federal Offices have beer
largely flied by them. The balanc
g of these appointments have been from
# the civic walks, and nearly ali Of bot
% classes are earnest Radicals, leader
3 of public opinion, and friends an,
supporters OF the present Administra
tiOn, and appointed, moreover, il
g nearly every instance, upon the rec
ommendation of the united Congress
sional delegation of the State, DuI
q Ing no proceeding two years of tn
: history of Kansas have those pOsi
tions been more ably, faithfully, an
y httingly flied in every respect, If in
= deed all the requirments of htues
q have ever before been so fully answer
. ed.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1869-04-28
A Radical Cafpet!Bagger's OPINION
of President Grant. ln

When Bullock, the carpet-bag
Governor of Georgia, went to Wash
ington for the purpose of having the
Stare reconstructed, he went to see
President Grant. The following let,
ter to Foster Bl dgett, the new Post
master OF AuguSts, explains itself: n
Tlul-su.- Washington, April g.
Dear FoSter&t've Just seen Grant.
The Id old tool is druHk as usual.
Can't make him "see it.n An Il can
let iont or hitn Is "Gerg-s-n-e.unfn
man, n Gl0Fto6 void Ben is still hope.
fal. Hope you'veykicked out the old
5nCak Summers from the p. o.. Make
clean sweep and be sur you give
some of the eoIOred brethren q place.
r.. b. B.
Bullock Is an out and out Radical.
and, as such, his word. never before
taken as truth, on apoIitIcal question.
must be taken as fact.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1869-04-28

THE editor of the Chicago Tribune,
an intensely Radical paper, is now In
Louisiana, ant, in writing to that
paper, thus gives his opinion OF the
carpet baggers I: D.
tfHhey (ex reoels) entertain an irrc
vocable animo~ity against carpet bag
Office seekers, and Z really cannot
6LGne them, for il isa deplorable fact
that a very large majority Of these
gentry are scaAps and thieVess rot
ten dIiftwood, who have been dOated
| down, the Mississippi, and sqnatted
on the Offices, They bring disgrace
\ on the party rs Winch they profess to
belong. They possess as keen a scent
and as ravenoUS an appetite for plum
der n the virtues who fill the air
have for putrid c~arcasSeS, The differ
ence between these birds OF prey Is,
that the former feed on the substance
! of living men, while the latter on
tent themselves with the carcasses OF
dead animals. 1t would be safe "a
enter the Louisiana carpet baggers
for pilfering, specializing and scoun-
dreiIsm, in connection with any O
the trade in any other part of the
| SOnth.D H. .-f -.r-r
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1869-04-28

The aw f~orbiddIng the intermaTry-
ing OF black and white interposing'
Judge UnderhiH was compelled TO re
fuse 4 marriage license to VIM. Wal
lace. colOred, and Mary Lowery,
white, all of Perry township vii.
liam and Mary wanted to wed, and
thus q the formal, though in this
{ case tardy, tribute to civilized usages-
Bat the law Is inexorable@Rep& hso.
Itno doubt grieved the Judge much
to be compelled to refuse under the
.'lnexorable law" We thus hasten to
credit a "hIgherlawp Oberlin aboiit-
ionist~who thus obeys the @ineSSrs-
bles white statute in force In Ohio
Had he been Judge in Oberlln orAkIoH
instead of Democratic Canton tbs
Judge might not have thus '~'refused'
The ahigher law" in some places j
sthe In~exorable law" The powers
there care nokA-SoDtineutUA for tmr
stature II It. S White. We are glad to
Q things more healthy in Gantcn.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1869-04-28

THE rejection by the U. s. Senate
OF A. ]. Kicks as Pension Agent foe
East Tennessee, is a subject of considr
cradle newspaper comment. Hiseon
hrmation was opposed by Senator
Bruwnlow, because his son-inlaw was
az applicant for the same Office; amt
because Kicks had not sustained him
tBrownIow In his infamous course
as Governor ofTeunessee- MI. Rick
vas formerly a citizen of this county
; Al the conclusion OF the war, he To-
Gated sn Knoxville in the practice y
law and has succeeded very weiI aad
stands high at the bar. eTb -
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1869-04-28

THE New York World of the god
saids We have at last q pretty gen.
eraI and probably permanent decline
in all kinds Of butchers meats. Cat
tie, sheep and swine have declined in
the past week equal to fully one cent
per pound for the dressed meat, land
the end is not yet" Still lower pri,
must be looked for. Graziers have
been getting enormous prices for theiI
stock, but must now be content tC
make a pretty sharp reduction. Oul
butchers have been compelled TO en-.
dure much grumbling from theil
customers, evan when they were To-
sing money, rs they have been doing
for many months. But we may nov
/ hone q -.------ --l--- y
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1869-04-28
New YORK.

NEW YORK, April 24-It is stated
that both Abbott and Sprague, yes
terday, expressed a willingness to
fight, If necessary. Mr.. Sprague wait
ed at home for a hostile message from
Abbott, who 1t seems expected some
thing of the sort from Sprague. 1t is
decided, however, that messages shall
be sent to-day. 1t was reported last
night that Abbott was waiting at the
when a scene was expected, but they
did not meet.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1869-04-28

The Enquirero fthe ssnd sayss-Fbe
Honorable John AIonzo 9ano, Pres.
ident OF the ChamDerof Commerce
and financial editor of the Omu'er-
ciaI has gone TO Columbus, to engin-
eeE the stem per cent? bill. This re-
duces the thing to a question of awe.
1.-THE Legislature is capable OF such a
feeling, it will succumb at the first
glance Of john ALONZo's piercing
eve. I
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1869-04-28

I
General Grant seems determined to
give his friends good fat places 30 Tar
as they will reach. He evidently has
friends TO reward II ne has not enemies
to punish, and he Is most busily en-
gaged at the former. In fact, appears
ances Indicate "a determination TO
make aeleanaaWeeD@NeVsR1hAs al
President engaged in such a sweep
ing system OF removals. not even
when opponents held the offices, which
Is not the case now. Grants orders to
heads Of Departments are remoYei
remover remove And they are
obeying orders i and removing by
wholesal e.al3J SEQ az. T-rof -
That the exercise of this power of
fndiscriminate removals from Office
is considered a breach o f1the Implied
promise, in respect to all factions Of
the Repuolicah party, under which
he was nominated and elected, q re;
cent article in the New York THes
snmcIentIy attests. 'sThe expectation
which was general at the outset Of the
administration and lous prompted &,
The Presidents decLp'atioBs on the qi6r
feet, that faithful and efficient officers
would not be disturbed, no matter to
what party they belonged, but especI
ally If they We're Republicans, has
been grievously disappointed. Some
ofth6 best men In the service, both
at home and abroad, whose record Is
unimpoachable and whose political
orthodoxy Is unquestiOned, have been
summarily removed and forced to
give place 10 inferior but more clam
orous applicants, In truth, the old
style of making appointments by
acceptingt tho pressure aud dietatiOn
of politicians as the controlling m
inence, has been adhered 70 pretty
closely.n rg uU rnrb lghsJL I.
1t would seem by the foregoing that
In carrying out the principle ITO the
victors belong the spoil" Grantplund.
ers his Ol0a camp. General Grant''
own miserable inexperieneeis mani
fest IN his headlong removals. Hi
expels from the public service exPer
fence and ability, ami is putting il
inexperience and Ignorance, Wash
ington, Jefferson, and other Presi
dents exercised discretion and judge
mont In removals and were especially
careful not to subject themselves 4
changes Of Nepotism by appointing
to office them own relatives.
The n. Y. Times gives q list ofove
one thousand reRloraLs from Office mad
by Grant during the first forty day
OF his administration. and this doe
not include the military and navs
changes. 1u on
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1869-04-28
BY cABLE.
spaln-Dsbats in the oogtss.

MADRID, April 22-In the debate
on the Constitution in the Cortes, yes
terday, Simon . Figuras, the Repub-
left the majority Of the Cortes was
to restore the Bourbons or inaUgurate
aTepublie,
Senior SoFrilla, Of the majority, re-
piled that restoration Of the Bourbons
was an impossibility, and q repDcliC
would be q national calamity. He
said the majarity would certainly
succeed In obtaining a king.
The article OF the Constitution guar.
anteeing universal suffrage has been
carried In the CoFtes almQst unanim,
ously, only fourteen OF the Deputies
dissenting.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1869-04-28

Mr. CHAs, A. DANA, Of the New
York Sun, has declined the appoint
ment of General Appraiser of Mer-
chandise at New York, which he was
recently offered. He says ''that he
cannot abandon q superior duty for
one of much less importance. He is
right. An TX Assistant Secretary of
War ought not to descend to be a val
uer of bandannas and tapes. In Gen.
Jackson's day, an applicant had a
graduating scale, and fell to an old
hat, but Dana would have the "goI-
den fleece or nothing.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1869-04-28

CoSSEcrIcUr.-The New Haven
{Conn.J Register says = local split ia
that city, Citizens ticket SO demon
allied the ID mocracyltha more than
B 1000 remained away from the polls
and thus defeated English FOR Cover
nor BY a few shUndred, Mr.. BabeociE
dior Congress by some 500 aud Gala
'dgher FOR mayor 100. When will
Democrats1earn wisdom and labor
rsSue5a&hIy TO promote the great ana
good cause?
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1869-04-28
Washington.


WASHINGTON, April %.
The work of removals in the Treas
ury Department still progressed rap
idly, and In the Third Auditors off
ice alone nearly two hundred remov-
ais have been made, including many
eX -sOldiers,
The Senate having adjourned sine
die, the trains took away to-day Il
large number of disappointed office
seekers, who go home thoroughly
Disguised with every body but them
selves.
REJECTION
OF Sanford for Spain, and Pile fol-
Brazil, was generelly well received By
the Republicans, although the case o.
Pile was not expected.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1869-04-28

WARRINGTON RUHoRs.@TRe re-
ports are at Washington there Will
soOn be changes in Grants cabinet.
Secretaries Fish and Borie having
given notice Of retiring, as also has
Attorney General Hoar. It IS said
these changes will entirely change
the foreign policy. We believe the
best thing that could happen would
be for Grant also to resign, and get
somebody, not Colfax, whoha brains,
to take his place,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1869-04-28
Connecticut

NEW HAVEN, April 2I.-A labor
Convention was held here yesterday
for the purpose of organizing u State
Labor League. Resolutions support
ing the claims of tabor against capi-
tai were presented. Attendance not
very large.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1869-04-28

TIVE New York Times thus refers
to the rascalities Of tile radical New
York Legislature The same remarks
apply equally we'll to the radical
lrump at Washington:
'tIt Is perfectly true that the Re
publicans have a majority In both
Houses, and have the votes to stop
this sort of stealing, if they wanted
ito. fhe Inference is Irresistible that
they don't want to. Honesty Is not
one of tho principles Of the party-is
never insIsted On as aParty measure. 7"
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1869-04-28

OTIS FOR Sale.

have I6 very desirable Building
Lots for sale ON reasonable terms "a
The lots are situate On South Mark.
ct street, ana are very desirable as
building lots. G
Persons wishing any of the lots will
call On Mr. Moses Beachtel, at his resi-
dence, On South Market street, who win
give any desired in .ormktfOn. t8fguW
JOSEPH SNIvELY.
apr2Jm0s6 .VofEG
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1869-04-28

SENATOR CAMERON complains tina
a Consul, re Gently appointed from
Pennsylvania, is a constitutional
thief" How could it be otherwise, II
he was q Radical9 Have they not been
stealing, for years past, the COnsti'
%tutional rights Of the peopIes II that
does not make a Unconstitutional
thIsfp what does? s--l.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1869-04-28

sGRANF was pouring appointment
Into tie Senate daily last week. p
SENATOR Ross of Kansas defeated
the confirmation of Grants Postnas-
ter at Lawrence,
SENATOR CHANDLER was present
at the row between Ross and Grant
and prevented q regular fight. @
Mr.. PETER CUSEo, Of the Upper
6andusky Republican has been sp-
pointed Postmaster o fthat place. Mr.
Cuneo was 8 former resident OF Can
TOM r,.tt.sr
THE Cincinnati Gazette Il really de
claring against corruption" and the
Enquirer asks its editor thus:
To THE Hon. RICHARD SMITH
Please inform the public through the
columns of your wideiy-circulated
Journal what you did with that $1,000
subscribed by the Whisky ring ia
1867, and obIige several constant read
ers.
..The Empire is Peace. "-Np0leo
III.
"Let us have Peace."-Generti
President GraR''-dtiGs Ulysses l.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1869-04-28

BLANC +. JoUBERP, q full blo0d
negro, has been appointed Assessor
of the first district Of Louisiana. o.
O.. b. Wall, another negro, has been
den, as black ~ any, has been made
Post Master at Columbia, South Car
olina. OF such T the Radical elect.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1869-04-28

TOR BLACK WORMS ANDPIM-
l. piles oh he Face, use Perry's Com
lone and Pimple Remedy, prepared on-
y by DR.. Is. q. Perry, 40 Bond st., New
suPplied by Wholesale Medicine Dealers
mar7 -Smos~5d J. II. & co.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1869-04-28

General Dix, the man who made
himself famous by the order: "If any
man attempts TO tear down the Amer.
lean flag. shoot him on the spot" has
been removed from the post Of Min
lister to France by President GRANT,
because he was appointed to Office, as
GRANT was himself, by President
JOHNSON. 80 lssf
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1869-04-28

SIMON JoHNsoN, an old and much
respected citizen Of Alliance, died at
his residence in that village on Fri
day afternoon OF last week, aged n
years. he was father in law Of Mr..
Hartzell OF the Rep. and Rep. of our
town. U
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1869-04-28
DIsQUE & JACKMAN's.

LAT
IT DIsQUE s
New styles of Ladies and.
Misses Hats, Bonnetsl
. and Frames, in endless
variety; Flowers, Rib.
IL bon, Bonnet Silks and
3 Grapes. -s g.
.Embrolderies and LacesI
70 in zealand imitation; In
r Embroidered WASTES &
Robes; Lace, Linen and
Embroidered Handker-
kerchief5 ; Chemisetts !;
ParasOls, SunshadeS, FansI
M Hoop Skirts, Hair Coils
MI and Plaits;C Orsets WAR
ranted whalebone)9o cts.
and 81 90
Hosiery! HOsieryi Hosie-I
~Eryl all qualities, sizes 81
Ill akd prices from lOc up
Those in need of HorieryI
should not fail to exam
Inc our SCOcks
81 A full line Of Gloves forI
Ladiea Misses & Gents;
- New Style Boulevard
slaa Skirts; Gents Under
u weaZ, Socks, Neckties,
M Morrisons Shirts, all siz-
IN Cd. O.
White Goods. W. are
receiving a line of JaeoJ
nets, HainsOok, Lawns
n Swiss Cambria, Null, P.l
VI K, unsurpassed in theI
81. city at low prices. Wei
gw lsell TO mtlliners& Dealers
at q slight advance ont
eastern prices.
- DISQUE &JACKMAS.
tGraH1s old stand,
Il MathewS'S Block.
JBOZ Paper Collars 25e.
IAHDNL -.H
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1869-04-28

SENATOR CHANDLER, Of Michigan,
continues to be very liberal of other
peoples blood. His voice was clam
orous for "blOod letting" and now
he busters fol-, war with England or
Canada, in settlement for The Ala
D4AoA c4AmA -.--r IL.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1869-04-28

/. Ex-SEcRETARY Of war E. NJ. stan
ton has been I'll for some time and
near unto death. His condition has
caused him to think OF his latter end
and he has Joined church and been
baptised. Much good may 1t do his
filmed soul"
ooh how the frantic soul -.rs
Raves round the wan of its clay tenement,
And shrieks for help-but shIieks in yain!''
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j. s. SONS.
nrilI4tI
EGAL NOTICE,

7 E9AL NOTICE,
Elizabeth Ringer, John Wall asd SD
san Wall, his wife. Mary Ringer, Heny
Felger and Sarah Felger, his wife. Jonas
Spangler and Anna Spanglef his wife,
Leah Ringer. Adam Ringer, Christian
Ringer, Abraham Hummiok and HAr-
rtet Rummiok his wife, Edward Kreich-
baum and Mary NJ Kreichbaum his
wife, William Stuck AMI Sarah Stnck
his wife, Leah Ringer, jr., Melinda Rim
ger, Jacob Ringer, John Ringer,
Rebecea E. Ringer an Cornelius
Ringer will take notice, that on the
18th day of March, 1889, Philip Ringer
filed his petition in b court Of common
pleas within and for the county OF Stark
and State Of Ohio alleging that h6 ts
seized in fee simple of one undivided
ninth part of the following described
real estate situate in said county, to wit:
/ The southwest part OF the south half of
section number 10. in township number
19, of range T. bounded as follows; Be
ginning at the southwest corner of said
half section ; thence east 2z1 perchess to
q post; thence north 81 perches, TO q post;
thence west 2221perches, to post; thence
south 81 perches, to h place of begin
ming, containing lie acres and 66 perchOs
more OF less, and praying for Partition
Of said premises in such manner that he
may hold his proportion ~thereoftn sew
crafty. ~
said petition will be for hearing on the
first day OF The May term, 1859. OF said
court, or AS soon thereafter as leave can
be obtained.
Attorney for Petitioner.
nANMAn@0 LH#|#
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1869-04-28

GRANT is leader OF the party OF
ngreat moral ideas" and knows that
nothing SO tends to the well being Of
society, as q Just regard for all the re-
.lahons Of Me 1 - !
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EGAL NOTICE:

GNGAA
Jesse Ringer will take notice thai on
the first day of February, 1883, Samuel
Ringer fled his petition IN the court oil
common pleas within and for the county
of Stark and State of Ohio, alleging that
he Is seized in fee simple Of undivi'
ded ninth part of the following described
real estate situate In said county, to wit A:
Tbs southwest quarter of section num-
Der 7. in township number 10, of range
unbe 2 and that said Jesse Ringer,
who resides in said county, is seized IN
ice simple of ths remaining eight undi'
vided ninth parts OF said premises
The prayer OF said petition IL FOR the
partition OF said premises in such man
uer that the petitioner may hold his
proportion thereof in severalty ; Rnd
or such other orders and prOce6ds
Ings in the premises as may be author
zed and diI ected by law.
SAID petition will be for hearing On
his SIst day ofMay 1869, Oh as soon there
alter as leave of cOurt can be obtained.
GEO. w. RAFF,
apll4w6. Atty for Petitioner:
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1869-04-28

A WHITE wan was shot lately az
aKent7Stm1lk o. Beacon.
Was It a 6Lack swan who sshoV' the
awhfte?Y Is it not against the Law
shoot Hack swsnsP la ? .
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1869-04-28

@-Ohce in Canton. Ohio. on corner
of Filth and Poplar streets, for b Pur-
chasing, Selling Exchanging n LeaS
ing Real EstBte.; and II connected VILE
gencies al. Alliance, MassiIlon, Wooster,
Fort Wayne, and other cities East and
West. apr20tf
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1869-04-28

WALL PAPER.-A large assortment
at John McGregor's Book Store. See
advertisement.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1869-04-28
BLACK ~LRIGRNIRRI

ANT1LL stand for mares from April
w I9Ih until July 18th: Monday
Tuesday, Wednesday, and Thursday, at
the stable of J. Z Wilson, one half milo
days. Friday, Saturday, Sunday and
Monday, at the stable of M. Leichten-
walter, six and a half miles south of
Canton. lwo and a half miles North of
Sparta, and will change every four days
during the season.
SIS to insure a foal, payable list of March
lS70. The owner parting with a mare,
before b is to be with foal, ~fOrfeits the
insurance. $40 for single service, TO be
paid when the service is rendered. Due
care will be taken, but no accountable
~ for accidents Or escapes.
BLACK LEICESTER is 5 years old
the I7Ih of June next, stands II hands
hige, weight 400 lbs. jet black. with
splendid action and fl e temper. He
was got by that noted horse, Lei aester-
shire Hero, his dam by Blucher, grand
dam by Farmers DELIGHT. Leicester-
shire Hero, was got by that far famed
toe getter, Bold Hero, the winner of
eight Agricultural Prizes, to-wiL: the
agricultural prize at WreXham in 1S4l,
at Mold ia 1872, at Liverpool in 1872, at
Ruthen in lS4a, at LiveI pool in SI3, at
Chester in ls43, and the Agri ultural
Head Prize and Sweepstake, at LIVER
pool in 1915. LeicesteTshire Hero won
two at Liverpool. He showed against
q stations In lS47, and won the prize al
Wrexham the same year. Bold Hero's
dam was got by that noted Derbyshire
horse, Real Blaze, granddam by that
noted horse, Plough Boy, which was the
sire of Big OFayman, Worcestershire
Hero's dam was got by that real Leices
tershiTe bred horse, Black Leicestershire
which was got by that real Brown Lei
cestershire horse. Old Leicester, which
got q stations that travelled the same
season Old Leicester was got by Mr..
Fild's Black Legs, which served mare
at five guineas each. BLACK Legs by old
Derbyshire, which served mares at five
guineas, each mare by subscription, &c.
The owner challenged % show Black
Leicestershire and ten Of his year old
colts, against. anYsstanion in England,
for ESQ. T II
| r.E gibson EAKIN, Owner.
s. z. LEMON, Keeper.
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