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Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1872-06-12


MEMPHIS, June 3, 1872.
Received Of the Memphis Agricultural and
Mechanical Society the sum of Five Thousand
Dollars, being amount Of premium drawn by
Ticket No. $40 at the Distribution OF said 30
D. A. CLARKE.
Com. Merchant. Front ST., Memphis, Tenn.
MEMPHIS, June 3, 1872.
Received of the Memphis Agricultural and
Mechanical Society the sum of Five Thousand
Ticket No. 9414 at the Distribution of said So
eiety, June l. 1872.
Boot and Shoe Dealer, Madison street, Mem
phis, Tennessee.
Salesman at Mansfield x Higbee's Drug Store.
Main street, Memphis. Tennessee.
MEMPHIS, TENN, June 3, 1872.
We, the undersigned. take pleasure in at
testing the perfect honesty and fairness of the
Distribution of the Memphis Agricultural and
Mechanical Society, drawn at Greenlaw Opera
House, June |, 1872, and heartily commend the
object Of the Association, the reliability for
the payment of the premiums drawn, and the
prompt drawing on the day advertised, to the
confidence Of the public.
w. NJ. Harrington. Pres. Union d Planters Blk
Y. S. Davis, Pres. First National Bank.
III. K. Garth, Pres German National Bank.
J. j. Freeman, Cashier Merchants Nat. Bank.
J. J Murphy, Pres. Memphis Bank
NJ. j. Wieks, Pres. NJ. Il q. Railroad.
Certificates for Sale at all the Agen.
cies Of the Association. ~
BB-Orders with the money for Certificates
may be sent per Express. or Registered Let
tiers, or Postsfice Orders, at the risk of the
Association. and Immediately upon the Dis
tributiOn taking place the Official Numbers
will be forwarded to each correspondent.
All orders must be addressed, Memphis
Agricultural and Mechanical Society, H5
Second street. Memphis. Tenn. P. o. Lock
Box No IS. lfD
JOHN g. BALLENTINE. President,
LEON TROUsDALE, Secretary.
MANAGERS:
THOMAS Il. HILLS. JAMES COLEMAN,
TOBIAS WOLFE, W. o. WOODsON.
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HARDWARE.
Hardware and Cutlery

Eagle Cotton Gins,
steam Engines,
strands Corn and wheat Mills,
Hairs Fire-PrOOf Safes,
DIsstOn's Circular Saws,
Fairbanks scales,
cum Betting,
Leather Belung,
For sale by
MARTIN & IANGSTAFF,
E. II. Martin. A. D. Langstaff. A. NJ. Martin.
Ts-lM 324 Main street.
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Plans. profles. etc. will be ready for inspse
ton on and AFTER the 18th day II June.
W. ID. PICKETT,
as-lb Chief Engineer.
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Postponement.

On account Of want of time 10 prepare The
work for letting By 18th June. the time FOR re-
ceiving proposals. for grading Of this road 4
Postpenea uatal Iaav
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Saturday, the 18th day of June, 1879,

between the hours of II a. m. and pm, the
following described lot in the city Of Memphis,
Tennessre, to-wit: Beginning at IA stake in the
southwest corner of Mansteld's lot on Monroe
street, and running thence west to the north
line of said street extended, the lot 5 being 90
feet front; thence north 14815 feet; thence east
80 feet 10 a stake on the Mansfield line; thence
said lot TO be sold is the third lot from the
western boundary of said lot No. Is. between
the property of Dill and p. II. Davies, and
being q feet front by l4812 feet deep. Recorded
demption is expressly waived in said deed of
trust. and the title believed to be good, but
convey only as trustee.
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MEMPHIS POsToFFICE.

OFsrcE HouRs-FkoNS A N. TO 6P.k.; SUNDAY,
FRON TO 10 An.
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CHANcERY SALE or REAL ESTATE
On
Saturday, July 9th, 1879.

No. 2OS-R. d. Rambaut, administrator OF u.
p. Bowles, VS.. Elvira W. Bowles and others
In the Second Chancery Court OF Shelby
County, Tennessee.
ny VIRTUE OF AN INTERL0CUTORY
- order of sale made in this cause, will
sell To the highest bidder, at public sale, in
front of the Second Chancery courtroom, on
Second street, Memphis, Tennessee,
On Saturday, July 9th, 1879,
within legal hours, the following described
real estate: A certain lot or parcel of land
living and being in Shelby county, Tennessee.
described as follows, tO-wit: Being lot No. of
the subdivision of the Y. p. Bowles tract of
land containing 1870 acres by recent survey.
beginning at a stake on the south side OF the
pigeon ROost road; running thence south
wardly towards the Memphis and Charleston
raiiroad l6 69-lO0 chains to stake; thence
eastwardly 5000 chains TO stake; thence
northwardly and parallel with first line u 2S-lOO
chains 10 a stake on the south side Of Pigeon
Roost road; thence with the south line of
pigeon Roost road 1l1z-l00 chains to the be
Ginning situated between Rozzell and Gill
stations. =.
twelve months. Notes with good security re-
ouired; lien retained to secure the same
Faulty Of redemption barred. This June o,
1872. Nj. u. u; STEW Al,
Kortrecht. Craft a Scales, solicitors for com
plainRnt ol-la
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SCHEDULE OF CASH PREMIUMS
Certificates.

35I Premiums 10 be Dist ribufed i'm
Conformity TO Law.
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Trustees Sale of a Lot in the
City of Memphis.

by VIRTUE OF A DEED OF TRUST
ID executed to the undersigned as trustee by
Margaret A. Demasters, on the third day of
August, 1871, to secure certain Indebtedness
therein stated due by said NJ. A. Demasters,
1 as said trustee will offer. for sale, at public
auction. to the highest bidder. for cash, on the
premises in the city Of Memphis. on y. q =.
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1.N.Ip.n. AN. lr.N.
M'nFR Aiss = S SaiS R'A. Sc SO s."
memphis 4 Charleston
$50 X. .R.-Daily. lib
Mississippi 4 Tennes-
u.5O see r. R.-Daily.
memphis Il Little Rock
ri r. R.-Daily.
Miss. river TO Helena
3 Friar's P't-daily. 10
JVicksburg(tri-veekly)l
Mon, Thurs, Sat.
miss. river t. St.Louis
Mon. and Thurs.
I White Riyer-Semi-
3 1Weekly-Tues. 4 Sat.
lArk'sriver, tri-weeklyl
Mon, Wed. 4 Friday.
Marion (tri-weekly)-l
10 Mon, Wed. Fri. 10
Cuba, Tennessee
l2kt weekly--Priday. 1880
Bybsiia&0live Branch
81 Tues. and Fri. J 5.S
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Thus making the WEEKLY LEDGER a vel
ONE. pleasing and Interesting
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Miscellaneous Journal

Our Commercial. News. Miscellaneous and
Local departments win be kept up to the high
est standard of approved journalism, endeav-
oring to please all tastes and to
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PRINTING HOUSE,
IS West Court street, Memphis.
-. G. rooF, q, Proprietor

DOCKS BOUND AND MAEDfAcTUREp.
Is fyeso = r.spHtrT 10 the FIhEsf HoOK N
fhs sountry, The Eastern market not excepted
Ia quality or price.
Fias BIanE Hooks a specially.
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Express train does no. run on Sunday.
Ticket Office, 278 Main street. corner OF 6outh
CnuFt
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Certificates for Sale at all the Agen.
cies Of the Association. ~

THOMAS Il. HILLS, JAMES COLEMAN,
TOBIAS WOLFE, W. D. WOODsOS.
66-td
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Ferryboat will leave wharfbost. foot Of
Poplar street, daily. at 100 am.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1872-08-23

Grant and Wilson Rally at Milton

.Ror.1yc wrrrING.-20OO PEOPLE PREsEST.--
SPEECHES BY II. II. POWERS, ESQ, nos. o. %.
sARRErT OF WASHINGTON. COL. Il. c. BENTON
AND OTHERS
TIE Republican rally At Milton Thcrslsy MS
enc Of he largest political gatherings thst have
been held ia ta.s county in many years. Tie
Republicans Of Milton Of course turned cut IL
free. The Crsat srl Ti-s5n clubs Of Burlington.
Colchester, Wexford a1i ST. Albsns were largely
r.lreteuts3. Many citizens were present from
A'mo-. every ics1 "a Clittellea county /;
many from G.sni Is.eCoua'y AID from.
F.irisx, Higbgate, C4Cibriige, slI other town.
in Franklin county. Tl.oa excellent b-Ase
b.nds-rhe s. Al5sls. saerasu Band Of
wine.ski ard Wes,so7l Btul-the Grant AID
Wilson Glee clubs II ST. ALBANIA AMI B1riins-
ton. and drum corps, furnished music. CAPT
Ia speeches v,re made. sai tls meeting Vac IN
every way spiriiei sai successful Tie public
e1e:cises commenced about half pAst oae O'clock,
by.GAg raising. TIE Grant saj Nilson club u
Milton have lsjely erected aeS flag pole, aaI
procured foe new fay. 4 procession was formed,
with music By tie ST Adams sHi Wexford bsncs,
and with como s5ar; and sbs-p speeches by Rev.
J. D. Beem,n, psesidan, Of the Milton Cub,
jude !. }. SAMSON Of St AlbGns, Az Capt
Albert Clarke Of s.. Adams, tie flag WAS flung
10 the breeze AJoaJ tive O'Clock the rpe,iA.
tr.ia O. SIX or eight c-II from Burlington ar
rived filed with enthusiastic republicans. The
club Of this city taTaed cut s5me huuired
chester club added hundred snd fly, with
their beautiful banner and national c5iors, and
there were numerous delegations from other
town. SUD village. They were met by
the Milton and Wes,fogd clubs q. the station, aal
e,cortel to The place Of meeting in = long line.
\ spacious Stage hal been erected IN a f1ii
neAr tie citation, around which the 81
dience, which iucladei number Of ladies',
gathered 4 large wagon loai Il voters, with
ttnneI hide bearing the words, For Gran. ,he
Tanner, hanging from pine tree. with Psir
Of lasts for Wilson the cobalc-, together with
the ttsrs and s;rices, was q noticeable object
Many we're pTcssat in wagons Ses,s o. b0sIls
h,i been provided for several hundred, sni the
res; stood uT. The ramber present vss gener-
ally estimated from two tlocsani upwards.
Tie meeting was called to order by Mr.. Bee
man. president Of the Milton club, vLo ID sls5
tie esteemed Methodist clergyman Of that VII
laee; and the St. Adams Gee Club gave the
song. Grant viii do for fogs yesrs more
The club il very f1e one. Of
dozen good singers The Gong il
enc Of the bert campaign songs We kEoE If,
AL ito chorus "PeAce to the farmer, let him
rest for four years mere, rang cut With f1c
effect
Mr.. BeemAn then introduced Hon. Il. H.
Poscrs Of H1rrsyiilc
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From Indiana
GooDLASD, NLwroS Co, INDIANA, I
Angus. 7th, 1872. =

Angus. 1th, 49,.
/ EIioro cue Frs, Pres eaI Time
Having been citizen Of Vermon, most OF my
dsys,I cannot but take AZ interest IN hearing from
my native STATE have been gone little over
three years The Free Press hss been my
weekly compzaiou in tbst time sn nov in
Northern Ind.,na, st GootisnI ,itustei or
beautiful prairie excellent fer farming
Oar town is new and lively busiaesr Qlsce, &
railroad running through the centre Of the town.
Tas people hege sre now getting vGkel up on
the Pr,riIea,:d question We Listened to =
sDee5A few days ago from Ger Packard, who
mas served two terms in Congress. sni IS 4
c,nii late fyr smother term lie made : telling
,resch fo- Grant There is Greeley element
here, trying to snow fight, In: they aye Ike
men ca dangerous bridge. But since the
bargain Of Greeley hss bec3gle knosa they hsrl
iy know how TO SCI. To-day. Henry Wilson
Fresks 81 lafayette, Ia tonight, At L9gsus-
port, ! large crowd is expected. How Tera5'i-
cars Csc 20 on TO Greeley under the present cir
tIAaelailNe ~ L-AaNl 80 tl-l --.A tAN Athes -.N-
ones cannot get al they wsnt from Gram, bet il
does seem there IS Intelligence enough ia the
American people not to elect = msa vho sill sell
himself snl lis former principles. if he cre- had
cay, fer ,fi,e But thins the Greeley st5ck
is going down,t 5r most al thc honest democrats
say they will yote flr Grant, and viii uot vcie
for Greeley any way, ara re Greeley has sdyJ-
Gated secession in time Of var, no one ought 10
object If he wishes to seceie himself l think
SITTER election he VIII DC left to enjoy his opinions
uuuoles;el, lear there is some Greeley men in
the town where fJ-nerly lived, Moaktoa, among
mea gho have been elevated to responsible posi-
tionz by the republican party, perhaps more
than they deserved. | hope they viii 90 back
where they rightly belong. Err.
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Mem. for The Time" Send the aews 10
Hirsm -
Senator Wilson has returned from his tour
through Indiana, having spoken p times during
single gsek
oE;ial ss.gras determine ;ae eieetion o. Ma
siauis, Liberal osoliiate for Delegate to Con
gle.s from &outsas, By 500 majority.
Ils campaign va1ss hsy Ia Illinois. Senator
lsum5a.l IS harl s.: work, sal Is quoted So s.y-
ias Rat ds shall make 100 spsecAss during the
canysss.
/ Postmaster General CruseU brings home
glowing reports from Lis stamping tour in
Michigan, rad talks confidently Of a Crsn, ne
/ iority Of % 900 at east
The New York Tribune 4ad Times both teen
TO be prosPesing IN their nes Political relations
saI conduct. The Times boasts Of an increase
Of 1900 oopies in circulation Of the daily
within the last six weeks. and Ct g., 600 in liz
weekly, while the 7ri5rae claims that its mail
subscriptions for June and July were q, 2S3
sg,inst S .357 IL the saae months last year.
At tae recent election in Louisville the Greeley
candidates were best-n by a m.j5rity Of 1000,
in spite Of the aFpesit Of the niscegea.,ion par
let
Il e very Obvious kat there Is to be 8 strong
organized n5sement in Kentucky .gainst the
bargain ard tale'' which has transformed
renegade Republican iato sianda7d-bcarer for
tie Democratic party. Greeley's opponents in
that State denominate themselves'S Straight DEM
ocrsts. and they hS7e an organ entitled the
J.gers0aisn Democrat.
Jsmes ". CsTson, prominent merchant ard
politician Of Cleveland, Ohio, has rergned the
chlirraanship Of the County Democratic Central
Committee. The resfons given by Mr.. Carton
for HE couTIe are tbst sound busiuets policy re-
quires him to vote for Gen Grant that he has
nc confidence in Greeiey's scatter-brsin theory
Of immediate resumption Of Fpecie payments
that be firmly believes that if Greeley is elected
Lie administration viii be marked by financial
reyu!sions as SIRE as those CT 1887 and 1867.
terrain the same views as Mr.. Carson, and will |
vote for Grant and Wilson, preierring certain
~ under Republican administration to an e1-
penments uncertainty under would-be-Gree- !
leg administrations.
Gen. Butler, in reply TO letter from John B. |
alley, Ct Boston, asking him his purposes snd /
views with regard to the next Governor,hip Of 1
Massachusetts,, ssys; IN view Of the impor- /
lance Of the national contest shall not allow nv
ZANE 70 be used in the CANVASS for Governor nor
IN any manner to the detrimsnt Of the Republi-
csn cause"
The following letter, purporting TO be from
Horace Greeley, has been telegrsphed. 1t sad
Creased to political friend in Washington
BnADFoRD, N. H.. Aug. IS.
Dear Juggc-i ours Of the 81 finds me here.
The news from North CGrolna did not Justify
the hrTt reports, but If We work hard | am sure
we will carry it in November. We shall carry
New Hampshire. Connecticut, New York and
New Jertey. This is the extent Of cur work in
the East The rest will h.ye to be done in the
South and Wett. HORACE GREELEY.
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Danfhp & Co.'S advertisements.

Trasr'star. u Do. McnoSarn a 90. lHH-1as
Ben Assui.. s4a frsa Cal, AID D ceHi4so- s-i, S. s.
MILLIONS Bear Testimony TO their
Wonderful Curative Effects.
They are not . vile Fancy Drink, Made ct Poor
Rum, WhislSey, Proof Spirits and Refuse
Liquors doctorei, Fpiccl and sTeotcrci 20 p-else &
taste called Tonic, 'Appetizers, "Ilcstdrrrs, &C.
thatiead the tirpler On % dr-uEcnaes7l and ra
atrse Medicine made FROM the satyc Roots an1Ila-
Of California. free from all Alcoholic StifHu-
limits. They arc the GREAT BLOOD PURI-
FLEE and 4 LIFE GIVING PRINCIPLE
Gucrfact Rcu0vat0r ard Invis9rat1r 1i l.e ~r-.ar-
rrrv.ne.oF IN poisonous matter and restoring
toaheal.hy condition. No person can take -.a-s --
tors according to directions and remain long un'7
provided their bones arc MT destroyed Or mineral
poisouor other means, and tic vial or-t-s T-.l
beyond The point ~ repair
They arc Gentle PHr=utive q, well a-
Tonic, possessing. also. tic r,-rl Har. r. a-..-
arovcrfal agent iu relieving C.u-cs-- o- I-1..-
nation Of rho Liver. and al Pie .=-srll Organs
FOR FEMALE COMPLAINTS, -la1as.-
Old married single, ~ thc dawn oi v1Hlala1i 1--
The turn CO lie. these Tonic I.--ars have ro oIHa-
For Innnmaiatory md Chronic Rhcuma-
ti-m aud GOuf, Dyspepsia or indigestion,
Bilious. Rcmittcut md Intermittent Fe-
ver-. Diseases Of the Blood. Liver, Hid
ncys and Bladder, these Bittcrs have t.e-a..
successful such Diseases are ca1s.l hT Initiated
Blood. which is generally produced tT dcr1r-eu.aa.
o. the Digestive Organs
DYSPEPSIA or INDIGESTION, u.aH
ache Pain in the sA1-lle-s Coughs T-ltua=s Of gu.
Chc--. Dzziu-ss. S11r Erss:lii--s q ths Stomach
Bal Taste n o. Mouth. T. 'gs ATTACKS rai1I-atraa
tie Hcls. defamation a. -ac L-ass Pain il che r
gems o. The Klao1s. ami hundred other l-.. rI.a-
toms, ere The oas9-sn-s of Dr-7e7.1-
Thay nvi=osa.s the Stomach ana stimulate 'a1 -1-7I
Liver aui B--l-s. vl.-1 r5-i-- q rn az 1r.rl.'..
efficacy 10 cleansing che l.11I % o.. impurities -a
e.
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Lyons Kathairon,

Fos fsEsEEy,sG and BEAUluYrsG The HUMAN
HAIR. To FREyzSr ITS FALriSe ourASp TURK
INC GRAY.
4 wollpieservei Head of Hair, In person Of
middle age 90 once bsspeeks refinement, elegance.
hesl'i and beauty. It may truly be called woman's
Growing Glory. while mon arc not insensibls to its
advantages and charms. Few things are more dis.
gu;ti-s than thin, frizzly, harsh, uutamed Hair
with head an; ccat covered with DandruiT. Visit
barber and you feel and look like a new man. This
is what LYONS KATHAIRON will do all
the tias The charm which lies in we'll placed Hair,
Glossy Curls, Luzuriant Tresses. and Clean Head.
Is noticeable ami irresistible.
Sold by all Druggists and Country Stores.
lNo. 2l-lleo3w
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| 49, Q0QT0N,
IlHxx GI II!= iSi !!
| &GI INSTITUTE
q! TEMPLE PLAcE, BOSTON, MASS.

The object in establishing this Institution
was to attain the greatest perfection in the
preparation, practice and use Of Vegetable
Remedies, and to secure Z permanent place
where Families, Invalids, or any person could
obtain the best medical advice, and such rem
edies as each might require, without the use
Of poisonous drugs.
Dr.. Greene has been Physician Of the lnsti-
tute since its foundation, now more than
twenty-five years. Few men have had So
large experience N the treatment Of chronic
diseases. DR.. Greene is IN his ffty-ffth year
and has devoted his life to this branch Of his
profession, and his success, We believe Is with
out parallel.
Among the diseases 10 which he gives es-
pecial attention may be noticed Cancer, Scrof-
ula, Catarrh, Bronchitis, Consumption, Heart
Disease, Neuralgia, Asthma, Nervousness,
Rbeumatis.a, Paralysis, Spinal Diseases, Dys-
papsia, Liver Complaint, Female Complaints.
Faint Stomach, Erysipclas, White Swelling,
Sab Rheum, Cauker, Deafness, Kidney DIS
eases, Seminal Weakness, &c.
Dr. Greene's Medical Pamphlet, icscrip-
tive Of diseases and theirProper treatment, viii
he sent free to inyalids.
Address. r. GREENE. ". D.,
81 Temple Place, Boston, Mass.
Aug i5-E.y
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Poetry.
In Yosemite Valley.


Sound sound sound
o colossal walls as crowned
In one eternal thunder
Sound sound sound
Owe oceans overhead,
While we walk slbduod in wonder,
In the ferns and grasses under.
And beside the swift MERGED.
Fret fret fret
Owe sounding banners, set
on the g1ant granite castles,
In the clouds and in the SNOW
But the foe lie comes not yet
We aye loyal, valiant vassals,
And We kiss the trailing tassels
Oh the banners far below.
Surge sarge surge
From the white sierra's verge,
To the very valley blossom,
Sure surge surge
Yet the song bird builds home,
And the messy branches cross them,
ana the tassled tree tops toss them,
In the clouds Of falling foam.
Sweep sweep! sweep
Owe heaven born and cecu,
In one dead, unhroken chorus
We may wonder or may weep
We may wait On God before Us
We may shout or lift hand
We may bow down AMI deplore US,
But may never understand.
Beat beat beat
We advance, hut would retrea-
From this restless, broken breast
ufthe earth iu a COZ watson.
We would TosI, but dare not rtst,
Yer spirit Of eX pulsior
FOR q Paradise below
Is np0n " aud....we 90.
-.J5ae.fH Wiiler N Oue-igTd HoEtsU
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Mistsll aneous.
STALLION
or TEE
Vermont Horse stock Co.,

-1s12-
The following Stations will be allowed 10 sesse
limited number OF Mares, besides those belonging
to the Company, the present season, at the otooA
Farn. o.,,..
CIaybrino, at Fifty Dollars.
Woodburn Pilot, enc Hundred Dollars
Waikiki Chief, One Hundred Dollars.
Terms Cash before removal Of Marc hsres
not proving in ioa csn be returned next season Fee
Pasiuring One Dollar per week, or il Kept by the
year one Hundred Dollars Escapes AMI accidents
Of ali kinds must be 81 owners risk.
YORKSHIRE LEXINGTON.
BAY-l6 hands. follel 1853, by Lexington;
let Dan. Hymcnia, by imported yorkshire.
I'd ." Little Peggy, By cripple ne hy Me'"''
u Peggy stewart, by Cooks whip.
eth Mar Bedford, by Duke OF Bedford.
5th " imported spo1rp Mat 6.r, ,,,s tr;m.
This horse is a full brother to Ansel." and
Fdingboro," and halt brother to "'ersi and
virgil" by Vandal.
CLAEBRINo.
BtAcK-l6 hands. foaled 1866, got by Relf's Nav
brino Pilot, (who has 4 publia record OF 22,) by
Mamhrino Chief, lady rh0rn's sire.) Dam Moliie
Harrison, got by Cassius N. Clay, (who has S
uuhlic fceord Of 23Ji, private 2.@7)i by Henry
t!ay, (public record . N By Andrew Jackson by
= Ba-hsw, By Imported Grand sashaw.
WoOD8URN PILOT.
BL.cK-is hands. flsled 1856, got by L. a Alex
ander's Pilot ir.; he By Pacing iot, cut oi Nancy
Pore, by Havoc be by sir Charles %. Dam
Nancy Taylor, By imported Alfred. Isl Dam ~
Nsmbrino Chief ,S.re OF Lady Thorn.l p, Dam,
a fast tro:ting mare by fasi pacing Sors', owaed
in Indiana, called Rel Fox. W0odhu-n Pilot
drew a Wagon whom i've years oid iu1l mile IN
&. +. PREpMORE, Supt.
II. y. NEWELL, Sec'y.
ApTil -,.-Td ohs-tuIn' l.
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Senator Wilson mentions among the cheering
facts which came under his observation during
bis recent campaign tour in the West, that the
vast majority Of the young men of that section
are Republicans. This observation is equally
apparent among the rural districts Of New Eng
lind. The young men who served in the Union
armies are almost unit for Grant