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vEGETlNE
II, si!s., Complain: I'D y..'ss; Debility,

IsLEsBcEo NE. Dec. y. 1871
Nh SrEvENs:
l commenced taking the ytdETlSE ! was very low.
MY system dcbilitAhd BY disease had the hibNkI
COMPLAINT and was very nsrrOiIs-iuyGH bad. ana
Ii Ms sore When had taken one bottle found y
was helping me u has helped my cough. and y
Strengthens me i am nDw able "a do my wurk. Never
have found anything like the yEGEIlNE. know n i
e's'''''''S I : ''s''' MIS- A. D. PENDLEroN
vEGETrNE Il nourishing and strengthening purhes
the blood regulates the bowels qr.ets the nervous
system acts drcctly upon the secIeiions and arouscs
the whole system u action
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]. N. HARRIS & CO., Props,
CINCINNATI. q.
Vegetin!e
FOR DRoPsY.


CENTRAL FALLS n I, Oct ~, 1877.
DR. H. X STEVENS
n a pleasure 10 give my testimony for your valuable
meflcir was sick for q long time with iiKnfSi. I'M
Der the doctors care he said u was MarFR between
The f,sARr and Iif ER. I received No benefit until
commenced taking the yEGErf>i-in TACT. was grN
Ing worse have tried many remedies they did not
help me- yfGEIl>E Is the medicine for iEorsr
bs.an IL feel better after taking few bottle have
taken thirty bottles IN all perfectly we'll never
fell better No can feel more thankful than Do
l am. dear sir. gratefully yours
A. ID. MiiEkLEk
vEGETTNE when the blood becomes lifelcss and
stagnant either from change Of weather ~ ~ climate
want o. exercise irregular diet from any ether cause
the yEGETINE will rene~ the blood carry ~ the pa
uid humors cleanse the stomach regulate the bowels
and lmpart tone Of yigor ~ the whole body
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VEGETINE.

II. r. STEVENS. ESQ
ftrr Sif-Ne have bcen selling your valuable VICE.
I'M for three yeas and hnd that u EiNs rfiisct
satisfaction. We neiieve u 10 be the best blurd ifntf
now sold. Very respectfully.
DR- j. n BROWN co. Druggists,
tniuntnwn, NY.
vEGETINE has never failed % effect cnte giving
tone and strength ID the system dcbatcd by disease
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WHEN WRITING TO SDvE4TssEHs
.5s.s~ sav vom sasr fhe Advertisement
a. fhss paper.
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"Duranrs Rheumatic Remc,iy the great In
tsrnak .Nnticius. will positively cure any case Of
rheumatism on the facn Il the earth. Price IL
bo,tle. Sold ~ an lnrnnnsin Sent for circular
b Heiphgnstine 4 Bintlcy, Washington, ID. q.
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Said LADY, !. bias made Itself Indispensable in
our kitchen. cur biscuits, cake. w.lilcs. muf-
fins and such like things. with rs aid, are al
ways ENJOYABLE and good. We would NOT be
without IL in our family. We have used II for
over fifteen years, ana II has rdisappoint-
pd ia xef
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vEGETlNE
For Sick Headache.

EVANSVILLE. IND. jan l, 1878
Mr. STEVENS:
Dear Sfr--I have used your vEGETTSE for SICK
HEADACHE. and been greatly benefited thereby have
every reason 10 believe II 10 be good medicine.
Yours. vcry respectfully.
MRS JAMES CONNER All Third street
HEADACHE vESxrrSE can be said 70 be sure
remedy for the many kinds q Headache, A. acts a.
recy upon the various causes Of this compant-Nerv
BUSINESS Indigestion Costveness Rheumatism. Neural
ia Biliousncss. etc. Try the vEGEriNE You wiii
never regret H.
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Don't fail u l,rncurr Alas. MfNslow's SoorH-
INC SYnrr fur all Diseases NJ ircthing in chill
drcn. Il relieves The child fFon pain. cures wind
aud health N the child. giyss rust h tho mother
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n their own localities, canvaSslng iur the rIr~slae
Visitor. trnafgeil Nn,ks ana NiGfttIly. Target
Paper fn the Nurli. Min Mammoth Chromoe
Frcf. pig Commissions "a Agents Terms and Ount
|rce. AddrsSs n. ~. WICK EUN. = ugussa- Ne.
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sroppAnps .PorIrRY WORLD Hartford,
Conn. should be had BY all fowlbrccders Costs
but 81 - yearly or only - %, INCLUDING II su-
perIor CmRoNos 70 subscribers II is practical,
original, and always fresh. lOc. single number
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PARTICULARS regarding Electric Belts free.
Address Pulycrmacher Gaivanic Co.. Cncin., %.
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vEGETINE.

DR CHARLES NJ. DuDpESHAUsES. Apothecary, Ev-
ansytlle. Ind.
The Doctor writes
have large number ~ good customers who take
vEGErlNE They all speak well " n ! knnw y y a
good medicine Tor the complaints iur which y y recon
mfnhesi
Dec. 20. 1877.
vEGETINE Is q great panacca for our aged fathers
and mothers. for II gives them strength pucts their
nerves and gives them Natures sweet sleep
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Write Col. l.. BINGHAM Y Co.. Attorneys foI
Claims, Patents, Land Titles, Washington. DC.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1878-07-11

the policy that has been adopted tf otig
Government in reference 10 or asri-
cultural products. By What rule Of
equity or justice does the law protect
wheat snd rice in imposing duffy Upon
importation at these afticles and at ihe
same time impose tax urUn tobacco
which IS also production Of otir sdil
Equity would suggest that all should be
treated alike, vet one Is protected and
the other taxed.
Thirty-eight millions, in round num-
bers, were collected from manufactured
tobacco last year. THIS is snug little
sum and goes great way toward de-
fraying the expenses Of the Govern
ment, but, Mr.. Speaker, from whence
and from whom does this large amount
Of money come | answer, from those
who are least able 10 pay, the produ-
GERS aud consumers. nine-tenths bi
whoni are now In an impoverished can-
di,iOn and not able 10 contributes
largely to the support of the GoveTn-
mcnt. Ninc-tenths of our population
are poor people, The average poor man
urtS u itldN q tobdtNO d t'iS u hit'4'
fore The poor people 1T the country pay
nInr-tcnths OF tins large sum. Herein
lies the injustice and inequality .! these
Gnternal-reyenue taxes. They fall not
upon the property aud capital OF The
country but upon individuals. The
masses Of the people arc beginning 10
realize the iniquity Of this scheme 81
taxation. They have been made TO bear
the burdens long enough, and ere long
they will see 10 it that property and
capital shall contribute 10 the support OF
the Government that protects them.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1878-07-11

PERPETUAL MoTIoN.--A magnetic
clock, invented by Daniel wbaugb,
Of Midtown, Cumberland county, Pa,
is sufficiently remarkable to be worth
description. The magnetism of the
earth, an inexhaustible source of pow
e., is made 10 oscillate the pendulum:
aud the simplicity of all the works gives
an assurance OF The least possible fric-
ton. At a certain point, the move
ment of the pendulum itself shuts of
magnetic connection with the earth,
and at another point restores the con-
nection, thus securing the conditions
necessary TO produce its oscillations.
The works are so ingenious and simple
that IL is no wild assertion TO make that,
were il not for the unavoidable wear
ing out caused by even the smallest
amount Of friction, the clock would run
a. long a. the solid earth cndures. This
clock j. hung against board partition,
with all The works exposed. subject to
the Earrings OF machinery and obstruc-
tions from dust acting upon it, yet il
has been running continuously and uni
formIy, with only slight reported varia-
tons. as tested BY transient Obserya-
lions at noon.-HarTiS5Tg, Pa, Teie-
graph.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1878-07-11

A LADY's OPINIoN.-At the best,
matrimonial: engagements are very un-
satisfactory sort of affairs, for il you are
not very polite and attentive the gen.
tleman thinks yeu do no. care for him,
and YOU are afraid TO be too polite for
fear the engagement might sometime be
broken of. Then you are sorry TO think
you had wasted so much sweetness on
some other woman's husband.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1878-07-11

G5-It is when dry goods clerk OF 81
pounds weight attempts to help from
farm wagon a farmers wife of 202
pounds weight, that the reporter seats
himself contentedly on the cUfb:tone
and waits for the catastrophe.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1878-07-11
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ST. MARY'S BEACON
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Dat to Sea-

l.
TIE wind is blowing east,
And the waves are running free
Lets hoist the sail at once
And stand out to sea,
You and me.
am growing more and more
Aweary Of the shore;
II was never so before
Out 10 sea-
n.
The wind IL blowing easi--
How il s~ells the straining sail
A little further oat
We shah have jolly gale
Cling 20 me
The waves are raining high,
And the gHlls. BOY they fly
We shall oHIy sccthe sky
Ogt az 50
fDcTOit FreePrezs.
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He that keeps his shop, has shop will
keep him.
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1878-08-02
River News.

The river is getting down to dead
low water mark, but there still re-
mains about an eight foot channel, and
we doubt not but that the Wilson will
be able to come through tomorrow.
The Wilson arrived at s p. m. Satur.
day with good load and passed down
at 2 a. m. Sunday. The Little Bob Il.
will connect with her or any boat that
may take her place during the low
water season.
The John Wilson will take delegates
to the Baton Rouge convention and re-
turn for $3.50, lea> ing here tomorrow
evening. We have received the fol-
lowing dispatch:
NEW ORLEANS, July 80, 1873.
Editor Ouuchit1 Telegraph
I will land the delegates ut Baton
Rouge, Monday morning, ut O'Clock.
r. A. BLANKS,
Steamer John Wilson.
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CONSTITUTIONAL AMENDMENTS.
OFFICIAL
OFFICE OF SxcRHrARY OF State,
S-Arv, nc os,v.v A ~

OrrIcE OF SxcRErARY OF STATE,
STATE OF LouI8IANA, ;
New Orleans. July n, 1878.
In pursuance of article LAT of the constitu-
tion of this state, publication il hereby given
to the voters of this State Of the proposed
amendments to the constitution Of this State,
agreed to by two.thiris of the members elect
ed to each house Of the General Assembly. at
its session OF 1878, and which are required to
be published. three months before tho next
general election for Representatives to the
General Assembly, In at least one Newspaper
in every parish of this State, In which q news
paper shall be published. Said amendments
appear more fully In acts Nos. IS and "A Of
the regular session: Of the General Assembly
of 1878, and in act No. II Of the extra session
of the General Assembly Of 1873, which are
officially published for the information Of the
people at the next general election, to be
held on the fifth day of November, (next) 1878,
in such manner and form that the people
may vote for or against each amendment, sep-
aratcly, and II . majority Of the votes 1t said
election shall approve and ratify al or either
of said amendments. the same shalt become q
part of the constitution.
WILL. A. STRONG,
Secretary of State.
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DIED,

At Waverly, Caldwell parish, July Is,
1873, at 8 O'Clock p: m, in the fifth year of
tor of Mrs. NJ. L. Bennett, and of James
NJ. Bennett, lately deceased.
This lovely child was i'll only Il TOW days;
her life was taken away by IL worry malig-
nant type of foyer; her suffering was soon
ended, and she entered the joys of para
disc. But while she is no doubt happy,
her family are miserable, and weep sadly
ovcr her young and fresh grave. JOHNNIE
was tho light and beauty of her mothers
home, which was latoly clauded in gloom
and sadness by tho death of her dear nus
band. Strange that this lovely child was
not loft to dispell tho darkness and sorrow
from a mothers heart, by the radiant
beauty and smiles o: her puro and inno-
cent life! But she too was taken, rs if to
increase tho gloom, by the absence of hcr
sweet simplicity and tender affection. The
ways of Providence are dark and mystcri-
Gus.
Although young, sho has left a fragrance,
like that of Il sweet flower, which will long
she'd n sad delight over tho heart and MEM
Dry of tho lonely mother. A child of ro-
markable affection and thoughtfulncss, she
seemed to know that tho death of her
father had blighted tho happiness of hor
mother and with an indispensable swcct-
ness, shc would cheer up her afflicted
parent, by expressions of affection and love
| rarely cquallod in the maturity of age.
| While it is sad to part with little ones OF
such bright and happy minds, yet when
VIC realize that they arc only lifted up to a
higher lifo of amending progress, VIC can
submit to the loss, knowing that if we be-
como littlc children i'll innocence and sim
plicity of life, in Il few years we shall joiI
thenl, and forever go higher in knowledge
and love of God, in Jesus Christ our Ro
doemer. L.
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coNsr,TvT,oNAL AMENDMENTS.

oflener than onoe every four years, shall not
be considered a. having eject before the
general election Of 1850.
lished by the constitution Of 1868, aha!! remain
In force until the expiration OF the thirtieth day
after said election excluding from tho computA-
ton tho day of the election:
/ Fourth-The adoption of these amendments
shall not vacate the Offices ofths present clerks
Of courts In each parish.
NUMBER sEvENrEEN.
Article one hundred and thirty-tWO of the
constitution of 1868 shall be abrogsted.
NUMBER EI0nTEEN.
The Superintendent OF Public Education
shall receive salary Of thirty.iivs hundred
dollars, payable quarterly on his own warrant
NUMBER NINETEEN.
No license tax shall be imposed by tho State,
or any parish municipal authority, on any
mechanical trade, mandatory or factory,
except such a. may require police regulations,
In towns and cities.
The Lsgislatase is authorized to exempt
sSas or giss
apparel. tools OF trade or profession and fam.
lily p0etraits, not exceeding In aggregate
value tho sum Of Ave hundred dollars.
ACT NO. II. EXTRA SESSION OF 1879.
3. NUARkR rwHNrY.oNE.
Strike out the drst part Of article Lac of tho
constitution Of 1865, which reads "a univer-
s!ey shall be established and maintained In tho
city Of New Orlesns. It shall be composed Of
each with appropriate faealtIcs. The General
Assembly shall provide BY law for its orgsnt.
xatlon end maintenance;n and insert "Ths
o; ihs ss and =. :a: se. ss
mical department, and such other departments
~ may DO est.blished by law. each with APP
preprtate faculties; proUid4i, that tho law
sAall continue In the oity OF N6w Orleans.
aud tho Acadcmtcal and other departments
may DO loeated elsewhere In tho State"
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EDUCATIONAL,
T OUIsIANA STATE UNIVERSITY
AND .,
AGRICULTURAL AND MECHANICAL
COIIaE3E.
RATION ROUGE, La,

WstO&ef In succcssfsll operation, with good
g.nCcE AOf large patronage.
sesaAoM begins, by law, October and
cr'SsSo cssitScs for. I.ty"csso.-very good am
.1ucrleMccd Faculty. now Of four Profea-
creasedi much philosophical and chemical
apparatus good appliances for instruction
sy sr q
arms and arsileEy for iI1easy o 3. S
ans. and En- IN s
Tor which l0 acres Of good land have bcon
CO,.rsc Of Study embraces a w,do fold of
literature and science; and parents will
select tho studies which thoy may wish
.re s9 o ony
university building and !, optional with
nS ~ n ossSn
X.sissios secuted g young mon and
who are proiicicnt. in the branches OF 4
tor At any time during tho session. and be
donts may IS residents Of bthor State ''"
e1-stste Cor bSnoncasryl cadets cannot
% sHs ns eas a"
Espcnscs. and tho use Of library
aud apparatus are absolutely FREQ. stu
Rouge Tor shout 3is a month and those
who form "mesaos'' can maintain them
selves for % to eS . month.
Expenses for a Military Css1lce.--Fixed OK
penses per inonth-Board. lodging and nor
want attendance, 81; washing aud mend
ing, % 60; fuel and lights, 80 cents; medical
of nine months tl44; or at that ratio for part
Of session. PAYABLE monthly In advance.
tedMasifosm Clothing. IT, ; text.booxs and
stationery, ZIG; medicines, S5; broaksgea
and contingencies, % total, $72. Payable
S4S on entrance, balance $21 january /. In
case OF withdrawal from tho Institution,
CADETS will DO charged only for tho timo Of
attendance, except that thore will be no r0-
mission of fees for tho lust two months Of
the session.
Location. honlthy, and desirable for doll
cato youths who may not DO ablo to stand
u colder climate.
For further Information, address
u. +. BOYD. President.
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1878-08-02

For the offices in this parish there is
a very sorry struggle. In Claiborne,
Jackson, Union, and several other par
ishes, candidates for all the offices are
plentiful. AS no one seems to aspire
to the place of Representative from
this parish, would it meet the Vows
of tho parish if we should say that
Capt. w. P. Renwick would be hard
to beat, and would make a good Rep
resentativc? Suppose you think of it.
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1878-08-02
MISSISSIPPI COLLEGE.
CLINTON, KINDS CO., MISS.

Will Commence Its 2Seh Annual Session
September &c, 1878.
Among tho Inducements oHerods to
patrons are the following:
Thorough instruction; rigid but patornal
disoipline; superior moral influence; un-
surpassed hoalthfnlnoss OF location; Kind
for i1lustration low rates OF charges.
Board In private families, including fur
month. Board In College Hall, including
washing and fuei, 80 per in0nth. Students
from other counties can draw $40 a. yoar
from their county troasurlos. For full In
formation, send to Rev. w. s. Webb, ID. D.,
President of tho College, for Y catalogue.
w. r. 1SATLIFF,
,15:3m. President Board Of TrusteoH
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1878-08-02

Our friends, the Republicans, arc
coming to the front, and we give them
cordial shake. So long as we had
only the anti-convcntion Democrats to
contend with, we felt but little interest
in the struggle. Unaccustomed to
quarrcling with Democrats, we have
been sadly at a loss for words. But,
now, the missing link is supplied. In
New Orleans, the other day, the Re-
publican State Executive Committee
held a meeting, and it was decided that
the Republicans must make 4 fight.
We affirm the decision. And we arc
no less positive in approving the call
for Il Republican convention to nomi-
nate candidate for Congress in this
district, which is to meet in Monroe,
on the 9th of September, next. Before
this convention will come as candi
dates, so VIC hear, Judge Ludeling,
Judge WHY, Judge Baker, Judge w.
HI. Hough and General Morey. Which
ofthese gentlemen want tho short term
we have not heard, but it is likely they
will all receive it at the ballot box in
November. But whatever fortune has
in store for these gentlemen, we greet
them with 4 smile, and say VIC arc
glad to see the old loyal party show
ing signs of life. It was an honest
party-high-tonesl and chivalric-and
ought to survive. We vote aye for the
September convention.
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1878-08-02
SUPREME COURT.

EARLY, Tuesday morning, the
Supreme Court adjourned. In addition
10 the cases already disposed of, We
find the following:
JUDGMENTS AFFIRMED.
State VS.. G. Newton ct al; n. J:
Baker ct al. VS.. T. p. Richardson,
sheriff; l.. HI. v. Harrington VS.. Ira
Barfield ct al. State vs.. Isaac Robin
son Blanchin & Giraud VS.. S. Whited
NJ. III. Lippmins VS.. a. McCranie II.
w. FairchiId vs.. HI. w. 4 h. T.. Nc
Emery; J. A. Hynes VS.. J. B. O'Neal,
sheriff; State vs.. o. b. Payne; II.
Wilkinson VS.. HI. Boughton J. b.
Durham VS.. Heirs of Daughtery; H.
Snider ct al. VS.. L. Cutlif ct al; A. H.
Van Loan vs.. VIM. Hehher, sheriff, ct
al. White & Barrett vs.. VIM. Heffner,
sheriff, ct al; E. w. Warfield VS..
Calhoun & Parker; L. Templeman
VS.. J. B. O'Neal, sheriff; e. Snider ct
nj. vs.. w. N. Collins, sheriff; T. C.
johnson vs.. A. Weinstock-M. Cohen,
third opponent.
JUDGMENTS REVERSED.
d. Y. Grayson, executor, VS.. +. f.
Norton, assignee-Wm. Bonner, in
tervenor; Stale VS.. Frank Byrd j. A,
Cawthorn ct nj. VS.. J. d. Cawthorn,
administrator; Lola Blanton VS.. J. T..
Ludeling ct al. II. T. Jennings ct al.
VS.. HI. F. Vickers ct al. J.J. Hope
VS.. VIM. Hedner, sheriff, ct al. NJ. l..
Scoval vs.. w. HI. Gill; W. f. Hamil-
ton VS.. N. c.. Hodges, tutrix; r. w.
Daughtery ct nj. VS.. S. w. Vinces,
executor; S. Hoffman a. Co. VS.. Mrs.
C. Godfrey ct al. G. d. Gilmore vs..
B. +. Logan f. Garrett, executor, VS..
VIM. Bonner T.. L. Strother VS.. Il. p.
Richardson, sheriff; Mclean & Kendall
VS.. J. l.. Hunsicker's succession State
VS.. w. g. Prather; j. w. Patterson,
guardian, VS.. Hugh Yongue l.. w.
Ramsey vs.. J. s. Post ct al; State vs..
James Swayzc; N. A. Raines, wife,
vs.. w. N: Collins, sheriff; r. b. Todd
VS.. w. l.. Richmond, sheriff; j. c..
Williams vs. VIM. Heffner, sheriff !;
J. S. Williams VS.. G. Chaffe b. NJ.
johnson VS.. Mrs. j. Mayer ct nj.
JUDGMENTS AMENDED.
Succession of VIM. Nesbit; I. Q. G.
Stafford, tutor, VS.. p. M. Ryan ct nj.
N. Berwin VS.. HI. w. McLemore
Bayley q Pond vs. Stacey & POLAND
S. b. Hill VS.. Julia Mayer and hus.
band w. NJ. Gillaspie, guardian, VS..
Citizens Bank.
REMANDED.
C. N. Bruce vs.. w. G. Bruce ct al.
w. Schneider VS.. lEtna Life Insurance
Co. State VS.. J. w. Clary.
DISMISSED.
City of Shreveport VS.. A. McCranie
and e. Adams.
REHEARINCS GRANTED.
I. @. G. Stafford, tutor, VS.. p. NJ
Ryan ct al. !; IL. Il. Todd VS.. w. l..
Richmond, sheriff; L. G. Johnson VS..
A. WeinstOck-M. Cohen, third oppo.
nent; r.. Wilkinson VS.. II. Boughton
ct al. State VS.. James Swayze John
w. Patterson, guardian, VS.. Hugh
YOnure
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1878-08-02
MISCELLANEOUS.

Ti' TOP
TIE CELEBRATED
HARNESS AND SADDLE STALLION,
Will mako tho present season at my
stable the Mcauire place, throo miles
north cast of Monroe, La. His services arc
offered mt $40 a single leap; 800 tho season
s25 to insure marc In fonl. Money duo
when tho fact tx ascortaincd mare parted
with. Tho colt, In all cases, standing good
for tho money. -;
DESCRIPTION AND PEDl6RSE:
TAr Tor is beautiful bny, fail 10 hands
high, strong and muscular, possessing fino
style and action. Was sired by tho world
renowned old Edwin Forrest owned by
Alexander OF kentucky dam by Excelsior
Morgan grand dam by old Gray Eagic.
PEBFORnAANCE5i
IIehas. taken several pf6nitnmss, at vafi-
Mo. ana n number or pronil.ns at Column
bia, Fulton and Jetlerson CITY fairs, CON- IN.
poting with some of thA6nek trQtters IN the
| West. He hastsotaSd ~ de N $40; =
! March 20, 1873. ~ AActEoD.