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81

YyHIs FINE AND THOROUGH BRED
Il Stallion will stand and make til g
Spring season of 1875, i'll Alexandria, La,
at the Excelsior Stable.
PEDIGREE.
Got by Planet. First dam Lark by Lex
ington. Second dam Laura White by I'M
ported Glencoe. Third dam Sally Shan
non by Woodpeckcr. Fourth dam Grey
Maria (also dam Of Darkness) by Sir Rich
ard. Fifth dam Lucy Clarke by Ogles'
Oscar. Sixth dam ny Imported Knowlsby.
Seventh dam by Imported Diomed.
Il Brllce's Stud Book 1873.
PLANTER is a chestnut, foaled in 1871 !;
stands Is hands three inches; good bone
and fine form.
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April %, ls75-tf
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rHEy4uoy4L rLHrERMcE CONTENTION

LAST DAYS srssIOS-INDOEsEMENT or REFORM
CLUB--MENORIAL 10 CUSG rs. Aeh4NG F"R
AZ AMENDMENT To TIE CDNsIlT UTI"N MAXIM"
TlIE TRAFFIC n ALCOHOLIC BEVERAGES IT. EGAL
-:FJECIION OF DAN SUFFRAGi.
CHICAGO, H., June 3.-ln the National Tenn
peg.lnoe Convention uiorun. resolution WIS passed.
declaring taj tie done by Tie organizations known
a. Reform Clubs Of Ncg glnl and Iilinoi, g"ndanuy
iu,, Hes N. addition of is ache 10 the temperance
such clubs in every state; also, Tat committee Of
three ,rr~0ns representing different see Ups III the
country b. appointed by the Convention. from ~hom
persons desiring 10 organize such cln's may onian tf
req,li-ite information Nj A. A. Williams ~ Nassaciu-
aetts gave history of these clubs in hs state Maine
H., sad had over 100 of tHn and Massachusetts %,
wltn a membership OF suovO. The following was
add pied unanimously:
Grs.-eH That thc tine has rived 10 moro ii.y ron
side the rca tie National Gov 'ilL Or To III re-"
spDushilifv Tor the liquor n-,Iir; and W.
hereby ASA she NlIVfh Congress % proc. ili, liiill
facture and -al II all alcoholic beverages IN the District
and Ir ni1t ilnu, ration from foreign c"uirrS
l., r-urt tOl abstinence from al dicoAulc beverages
ga flp parf ID officers aut sub TA't@. - ~" civil.
mit lry and -v"c~ ana ~ initiG aud adopt for
ratification stiles 90 tle Union con fiiu
ti.u3l amendment which shall make fAc il'ir I'D lcU-
hOie .ycr.rs ga throughout national ',0han
Tn qu, ,tou of suffrage Was doba,ed, bur a
,soutou Wis defeated declaring ,uttesl Ia the
elect tive auclise by vo,eof - n - Ms, Anna Dick
ins,u made -one REMARKS at t.e conclusion. f'r winch
vas loui'v appau"d she argued that only pol ~
cal ornlzat On AMI .empernce ballots could defeat tie
evu oi teIni rance TIC CJHycnion tcn At noon, a..
iuuril,s. sue die.
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greater and grades which were fuiy &c lowerf
very best 8iia 7li FIRST quality 6'saSto meal ,f ygi
0uaify 2c. 0rinnfy un steers Oxen am lows,
iLGt9te. Most OF The saes we're from 0'sG7e recnpss
Icrs ~ her Am lnl rrofs are least 'le lower aHt
fo .clrga AZ the latter nure rtrepta- J,V5U D'ads :.
-utvp have duIl ant rfr~- rncfanRri 1nDinS
o. m qTtsc. few selling az &c Lambs t1|s so j
stock sheep gas -. Recepts J,l11 head.
prr,r0 fu ArrLR-Rer ipfs - dal, 80 fa1 making
the ota arrniv 0r week. Tins far, wv host - "a
cr .Jfn-e ths lime ast week, art 80 cars
for e corresponding week last J5 cars Tor ne Week
far have "a through c01sirAcnts y" 'r''' '@,
frl,,u. s, Which 70 base quotations ef "'J 10
naming unssHd. - -, -. ., =.
fFr syp ms Recruits 20 ny SEQ head, rh1g me
total supply Or 'ho week iBuE far 1900 h'~t Aanss
srga Tor the time nss week. ana J,ieO,, tor
81 aff.k week Market active III OF
head 81 Oiio clipped sheep a-s,si ~
trade. '0r local ttle, 40 te ba
sn.r or Bf~is Butcher nsrt. sgerasng - lOf D,
Id - gIl- Yards bare ~ stock.
prrFrfs today, 1910 h'1f mixing nc n, -nv.y
ior he week 1880 neri against f'" 1ead fDr
he ne time and 1900 leai for the cor s2pna1
W -.fr Cat oily disposal nf leLl
% m.ium herYT New trae az n - AZ loa
~ -cct,f rgT. avrraGrs 10 r., att 20 no = Is OF
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