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The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1879-01-17

The new State Capito. ut Lansing, Mich.
was publicly dedicated on the 1st.
The New Orleans branch OF the Yellow
Fever Investigating Committee began TAX
ing testimony on the 3lst.
Judge Henry q. Smith, well known citi-
zen Of Memphis, dropped dead on the night
OF the 31st, after returning home from A
public meeting.
Lieut.. Thomas s. Wallace, OF the Third
Infantry, some time since left Fort Missoula,
Montana, on hunting expedition, and. a.
nothing has since been heard or him, he \.
supposed 10 have been drowned. Lieut.
Wallace was brave and successful Indian
fighter.
Judge Charles T. Sherman, formerly
United states Judge OF the Cleveland COZ
District, died suddenly on New Years
morning He was brother Of Secretary
and Gen. Sherman.
At Curtisyille, Mercer Count, Ky, the
other day, Mrs. Dickerson, In attempting to
aid a fire which she had kindled, seized A
key containing some blasting powder and
threw q handful on the fire. The fash
reached the keg, and tremendous explo-
sion followed, enveloping her in sheet OF
flame. She was 50 badly burned that she
soon died, and three Of her children we're Al.
50 badly injured, two fatally.
A team crossing on the ice between Rich.
mond and Melbourne, Ind, on New Year..
eve. broke through and was carried under
BY the rapid current. The occupants,
Messrs. Rowe and Kemp, OF Kingsburr, and
Mrs. sadler,of Melbourne, all were drowned.
The Potter Subcommittee met M New
Orleans on the 31st and resumed the taking
Of testimony relating to the election Of
1876.
BY the blowing up Of three OF the u boil.
ers in Huffman 4 Fairbanks distiIIery. Al,
Terre-Haute, Ind, on the 1st, franklin
Hughes. a white boy, aged ~, and WIN.
Day, colored, were instantly killed, and two
other employees seriously injured.
a commission appointed BY the LegisIa-
ture 4 Oregon, 70 investigate the books and
papers connected with the State Depart
ment, report that funds amounting 10 se-..
900 have either been unaccounted Tor or
paid out without warrant OF law. The re-
port l. very severe upon Governor Grover.
placing upon him the responsibility for
large share Of the deficit.
Dempster Hall, 1t Evanston, Ill.,, branch
OF Evanston University, burned TO the
ground On the night Of the ID. Loss, SIS 600:
insurance, 5000.
The First Presbyterian Church at Quincy.
III, Just completed at cost o. 100000. was
DESTROYED by fire on the might OF the "a. The
hre originated from the furnace. Insured
for $4,000.
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Buffalo Horns Head-dress.

A gentleman who il now IN Lake
County has the head-dress OF Buffalo
Horn who was killed last summer il the
Bannock war, having taken il himself
from the head Of the chief, whom he
found with two other Indians dead in
cave. 1t must have given the wearer an
aspect Of much ferocity, judging from
the description we have been given Of ii.
Its most prominent features are two
large buffalo horns fixed Al the top
Surrounding the head are rows Of
weasels' feet, and other attractive OBJ
jects, woven together in such way as
to make kind of capote or hood, which
reaches to the shoulders. Ashland
(Oregon) 7idings.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1879-01-17

An old darby who was asked IN, In
his experience, prayer was ever answer
ed. replied: "Well, sab, some pra'rs
Is ansud and some isn't-'pends on wat
you axes TO-; just arter dc wah. we'en,
1t was mighty hard scratchin' TO- dc
culled bredden, I 'bsarved dat w'eneb-
Der pway dc Iso'd to sen one o. Marse
Peyton's fat turkeys 70 dc ole man, dare
was no notice took OBJ de partition; but
we'en pway dat dc send dc ole man TO-
de turkey, dc matter was tended 20 befo'
sun up mex mornin', dead sartin."
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1879-01-17

The Treasury resumed specie payments
on January with coin balance Of S2zd,-
100000 500 900 900 in gold and $4,000 900
In silver.
The public aebt statement published Jan.
. shows an increase in the debt during the
preceding month Of 81, sss,.So. Total coin
bonds outstanding, 81 500 ,sl2, $50; total debt,
=, ss, sO2. sis; total interest, Ss4,s4l, rs;
cash In Treasury, coin, S224 SIS Az; total,
including currency and special deposits,
$2sS,S96, 03s; debt, less cash in Treasury,
$2.oss, ess,ill.
Gen. Sheridan has published another let
ter 10 Secretary Schurz on the Indian ques-
tion, and Mr.. Schurz Is announced as hay
ing his rejoinder In course Of preparation.
A package containing $4,000 in currency
was stolen from the safe OF the Government
Printing Office in Washington on the Cd.
The money was intended for the payment
of employees. The thief made good his es-
cape.
The Government Directors Of the Union
Pacific Railroad have submitted their annu-
al report 10 the Secretary Of the Interior.
They believe that, in view Of its success as a
commercial enterprise, il should be submit
ted 10 a. severe tests As any railway in the
country Its road-bed il not what II should
be, for the reason that the stockholders and
managers have absorbed a. dividends the
moneys which ought 10 have been expended
in substituting steel rails for the worn out
iron ones that now disfgure its track. An
amalgamation Of the road with its connect-
ing branch lines Is not deemed desirable.
and the public interest would be better Sc
cured we're the companies compelled to ar
bitrate the existing differences relative to
pro-rating.
Charles Francis Adams, Jr., has resigned
his rosition as Government Director OF the
Union Pacific Railroad. for the reason a ex-
pressed in his letter Of resignation that an
officer who represents the Government in a
quasi-iudicial position should not be de-
pendent upon the railroad company for his
compensation, as is provided by the law
creating the Office.
Justice Hunt, Of the United States SUI
preme Court, has had stroke OF paralysis
from which 1t il feared he can not recover.
Tits understood that Senator ConklIng has
decided TO continue his opposition to the
confirmation OF the Presidents New York
appointments.
Judge Blodgett, Of Chicago, has addressed
communication to Speaker Randall, re-
guessing an investigation by the House Of
Representatives into the alleged charges
touching his official conduct as Judge OF the
United States District Court.
The President has nominated James r.
Howell, Of Iowa, Orange Ferris, OF New
York, and A. o. Adds, OF Vermont, south
ern Claim Commissioners; Lewis y. Payne,
OF Virginia, United States Attorney for wv
oming Territory; A. Worth Spates, Of Mary
land, Secretary OF Wyoming Territory; Peter
Manter, Register Of the Land Office, Bis
marx, Dakota
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1879-01-17

The greatest wonder in the State OF
Iowa, and perhaps in any other State,
is what is called the ssWalled Lake, /" in
Wright County, II miles north OF the
Dubuque and Pacific Railway, and $50
miles west Of Dubuque City. The lake is
from two to three feet higher than the
earth's surface In some places the
wall is 10 feet high, Is feet wide At the
bottom, and feet wide at the top. An
other fact il the size of the stones used
in construction, the whole of them vary
ing in weight from three tons down 10
100 pounds. There is an abundance Of
stone in Wright County, but surround
ing the lake TO the extent Of five or 10
miles there are none. No one can form
an idea as to the means employed to
bring them TO the spot or who con-
structed it. Around the entire lake is
belt Of woodland half a mile in length,
composed OF oak. With this exception
the country is q rolling prairie. The
trees must have been planted there al
the time Of the building Of the wall. In
the spring Of the year 1856 there was
great storm, and the ice on the lake
broke the wall in several places, and
the farmers in the vicinity were obliged
to repair the damages TO prevent mum
dation. The lake occupies ground
surface Of $500 acres; depth Of water
as great as rs feet. The water is clear
and cold soil sandy and loamy Iii
that no one has been able 10
ascertain where the water comes from
nor where il goes, yet IL is always clear
and fresh. - Dubvguc ffOra, HeruiH.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1879-01-17

tician. He was President Of the Charleston
Democratic National Convention In 1850,
and also Of the Baltimore Convention.
About 100 delegates OF heGreenback par
~ from the New England States met In
Convention at Boston on the 2d. Wendell
Phillips was the principal speaker. The
name Of the Greenback- Labor Party Of New
England was adopted. and a resolution
passed declaring the substitution OF green
backs for National bank bills the paramount
issue now before the people.
The Maine Legislature, on the Sd, elected
Alonzo Garcelon, Democrat, for Governor,
there having been no choice Of State officers
at the recent election. The Republican
Senators all voted for 6arcelon, In
order to defeat Smith, the Green
back candidate. The other State
officers chosen were agreed upon by a
Democratic-Greenback caucus, as follows
Secretary OF State-Edward II. Cove; State
Treasurer-Chas. A. White; ATTORNEY Gen
eral-wm. A. Mcclellan; Adjutant-G Gen.
eral-Samuel d. Leavit.
The house Of Benjamin Neal, at walpole,
Mass, was burned on the 4th, and Mrs. Neal
persisted in the flames.
The Academy OF the Holy Angels, Cath
ollie educational institution at Buffalo, N.Y.,
was burned on the 4th. Loss, 10000; in
suranee, $4,000.
The New York Legislature met on the eth.
Morton Michael, proprietor of the North
american and ex-Mayor Of Philadelphia.
died on the 9th.
The Pennsylvania Legislature met on the
eth.
The Maine Legislature met on the eth.
A number Of Eastern mills are now run
ming on half-time, on account OF the low
prices Of manufactured goods.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1879-01-17

Those who make candles will find
II a great Improvement to steep the
wicks in lime-water and saltpeter and
dry them. The flame Is clearer, and
the talIow will not run.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1879-01-17
GENERAL.

Thursday, Jan. ?, was the coolest day Of
the winter, as recorded by the signal-service
reporters. AT 10 p. m. the thermometer
registered 10 degrees below zero at Chicago,
Cincinnati, and Davenport, Iowa. Private
reports give the following additional figures:
At Quincy, ILL.,, 2. deg. below; at Leaven-
worth, Kas., 10 below; at Springfield, ILL.,,
20 below; at Bloomington, ILL.,, % below; al
Davenport. Iowa, 20 below; at Des Moines,
Iowa, % below; Mt Kansas City, Mo-, Is be-
low; at Bismarck, Dakota, 30 below; at
Memphis, Tenn, - below.
Thenumber Of miles OF railroad construct
ed In the United States last year was 2,6Ss--
exceeding any previous year since 1879
Minnesota, Iowa, Missouri, Colorado and
Kansas made the greatest progress in rail.
road building.
An extensive excursion party, composed
Of business men from New York, Chicago,
st. Louis and other cities, on the 9th started
for Mexico, for the purpose Of working up
larger American trade with our sister Re.
public. Arrangements have been made Nv
the Mexican officials to give the party hos
pitable reception.
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A Berlin dispatch says that Deputy Most
has been sentenced to six mont s'imprison-
ment, +" for insulting religion"
A Japanese steamer, running between
Ozaha and Diva, was recently destroyed by
the explosion Of some gunpowder in the car
60. Eighty-three persons we're drowned.
BY the bursting Of 3s-ton gun on the
British man of-war Thunderer, during prac-
tice, the vessels turret was destroyed and
seven men killed and 40 wounded.
The Emperor William, at his Ministerial
reception, on New Years Day, said he was
not fatigued by attention TO public affairs,
although he had not yet regained his former
elasticity. The painful impressions OF the
year had been softened by many proofs Of
loyalty. The Emperor said that the efforts
Of the Ministry 10 combat dangers 10 the
State Individually were not without results
but their full activity must still be directed
to this object.
James Larmond, apensicner, and his wife,
were burned TO death az Brocton, Ont, on
the night Of the I'd. while intoxicated, the
house in which they resided having taken
fire, IL j. supposed, from upsetting a stove.
Gen. Grant and party arrived at Dublin,
ireland, on the Sd, where they received a
cordial, but unofficial reception by the Lord
Mayor and other local officials.
The Cornish Bank, at Truro. Cornwall,
England, closed its doors on the 4th. The
bank was owned by Tweedie, Williams &
Co., and had been in existence for 40 years.
Financial disorders in the tin-mining busi-
ness are the supposed cause OF the failure
Juan Moncas', who attempted to assassin
ate the King Of Spain on the 18th Of October
last, was publicly executed at Madrid on
the 4,h.
The Town Council OF Cork, Ireland, re
fused to vote public reception TO Gen.
Grant, on account Of his alleged ti-Catho-
lie sentiments.
The French Senatorial elections, held on
the 5th, resulted in a decisive triumph
for the Republicans. OF A. Conservative
Senators whose terms expired, only II have
been reelected, while the Republicans have
in every instance held their own.
The yiceroy Of India telegraphs the fol-
lowing details Of the Ameer's withdrawal
from Cabul: 1.-THE Amcer held Durbar Dee.
10, when IL was resolved that after the fall
OF Ali Musjid and Peiwar no further rel-
ance could be placed on his troops or resist
ance offered. The Ameer, therefore, con-
cluded to seek Russian protection and place
his case before a European Congress, leav-
ing Yakoob Kahn, his son, In charge. Va
koob was released the same day, and the
oath was administered that he should do
as the Ameer directed. The Ameer left Ca
bul Dec. H. His authority had almost dis
appeared" The Amer i supposed to have
gone 10 81. Petersburg.
Princess Caroline, wife OF Prince Henry Of
Hesse, Is dead
A recent dispatch from the City OF Mexico
says that ex-Gov. Bravo, who headed the
rising In Colima and Michoacan, has been
killed with IA Of his followers.
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Japan Is to be great wheat pro-
Queer.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1879-04-05
HOME MATTERS.
l'trsDIli.l.


Miss Kate Jordan will become part of the choir
of the Congregational Church.
William II, Kane, Of the Ruu! Nctc. Yorker, vas
in town on saturday, looking after the papers
interest,
h. Dies Of the Clifton, goes to Topeka ka, to
take charge Of the new Tiff House just opened
in that city.
Walter B. Powell, formerly of this city, is an
employee of the Boston publishing house Of CHM
Il Heath, IL Madison ST., Chicago.
John Flanagan, Of D. Hecnan ~ Co.'S, has gone
cast to purchase spring and summer goods,
Mrs Mary Thompson will occupy Miss Fields
old place ON Madison St, as dress and cloak
making establishment.
Both the Sheriff and County Clerk have been
laid up this week with neuralgia. Both, though
confined ut this writing to their homes, are i'm
proving in health and will be ont again soon.
II. II Hit, after about years absence in Col.
orado and California, has returned home much
improved in health.
The friends Of Mr.. and Mrs. Geo Hayward viii
be panied to learn that this week they lost their
baby, aged five months, from congestion Of the
lungs.
We have to announce the arrival Of Mrs. llaz-
lit. She will be ready for business in the course
OF a week
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MarriHn.

On the 2Hh ut ny V b. Weeks, AT his Office IN ottawa
Mr.. HENRY c. BARTON, Of Hope. TO Miss RACHAEL
SHELLEY, Of the same place.
ON the ID inst, by the same the same place" Mr. REt
BEN l. KNAPP to Miss ALICE l.. CANNNN. both OF
StrCator, H.
April LIST, 1872 by the Rev John Ellis, Ottawa H., Mr.
H. b. HUGHES. OF IcCaire Iowa. Ia Miss ELLA, daughter
of ,IOnn and Eliza Collins of the town Of Wallace
1t ENJOYABLE occa-i"n til" hrs. child of the house
hold gone md shelter in aHotc- heart The bride looked
happy and smiling beneath the lavender and natural flow
cr the groom and suhducd in the new and binding
reaton he the strong pilot in all after storms All seemed
happy partakng of the hounul cheer Of well hlcd table
The hoy seemed 10 enjoy the crcnndc of tin kettles and Old
pans listened their music until the departure OF the
ngnt train. carrying them 10 their distant home We wish
tacm life of peace and content
Gone from the home
Her gladstone grlhoud knew
Where the lilac blooms and rusc leave.
Fell the open window through,
Where saw and learned 10 love her
With affection fond and true,
In her wonanhood'> bright dawn
Ella
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Rf,v embellishments.
Received
THIS week
AT
D. HEENAN & cos

, cases spring styles Dress
Prints. the incest goods i'm
that line shown here this
season.
| case of handsome styles.
standard Shifting Prints, at
the remarkably low figure
of ) cents per YARD.
New GiMghamS, both in sta
pie checks and dress styles.
very pretty.
New Bleached Goods. all
widths.
New Brown Sheetings, all
grades and widths, inclHd-
inc a bale Of yard wide, ut
&c per yard, the best value
for the price ever offered in
this market.
New table linens in brown.
bleachcd and half-bleached.
New Napkins. Towels. and
Crashes, White Quilts. Ham,
burgh Edgings, and White
Goods of every description.
New Dress Goods, some
thing pretty and cheap. for
early spring wear. Also
handsome new Dress But
tons, Ribbons. Ruchin@, &c.
New Boots and Shoes and
Slippers for gentlemen and
boys, ladies, misses \ chill
dren, which for style, quail
ity and price cannot be
beaten.
And last, but not least, our
Grocery Stock is strictly
first class and prices always
the lowest. Give us IL call.
D. HEENAN & co. |
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cas- and
Groceries,
Flour and
Provisions
CAN BE ROUGHT AT
BROTHERS
CHEAPER
Than Any Other Place.
OUR TEAS

good draw and ne ayor and selling AT extremely lo
prices.
lbs. Sing Ian Pin Japan Tea for sl.U We are selling
large quantities OF this Tea Ii never fails TO please.
lbs Good Quality Young Tyson Tea for 81 co. This Tea
has good merits aud worth money. wchsyc twenty
half chests which will close the above low price
Warranted to please money refunded
lbs. Extra Quality Broken Leaf Japan Tea tor - %
This Tea has no equal the price We do hesitate 10
recommend H. The quality is much better than great
many higher priced Teas
our 5Oc Japan Tea is better than great many sell 10
their best Tea and SOC Young Tyson is superior to any
in this market for the price,
We also have Extra Quality Gunpower Tea at so per
10. We know II 10 be good
You Will find Ooong Tea at soc per III. sweet
rose. good strength and delicious flavor.
Wcaways make 10 parties buying In quantte,
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1879-04-05
THE COURTS.
The Circuit Court


The city of La Sale seems to have a rood many
law suits on hand, and in most of them gets beat
en-. The last was one mentioned by us last week,
finished this week. The plaintiff was Sarah l..
ThOrndikc, who was permanently disabled by fall.
ing through n bad sidewalk, diSlocating the righ,
hip joint and spraining her ankle The accident
occurred May ~, 1877, and since her recovery she
had been compelled to use a crutch. She had as
counsel h. d. Mcdonald and Hiram T. Gilbert,
the city being defended by Duncan II O'Connor.
The jury awarded her $500. We warrant not
one of them would exchange places with her
An interesting question of law came up during
the case on the fact that the permanent disoca-
ton Of the hip was due to the negligence or gnor.
ance of the physician who failed to properly set
the joint at the time Of the accident The Court
held that the woman, having employed all rca.
Sonablc means to effect recovery, the city was
liable for the damages she sustained, notwith-
standing the negligence of her physician
About 100 cases have been disposed of thus far
this term ~ new cases have been commenced
for the next June term.
The other business Of the week is:
LAW DOCKET.
DiSHjssed.-.. I. Alloway y. 5. W. Hupp; VIII
liam Gibn Y. VIM. Fife ct al; Samuel Miller v
Francis Singer ct al; b. White ct al y. George
Cant: Warren Davis v John Cox: MarvJ. Brun-
dagc Y. George Cant; J. +. Pierce Y. Eb. Barber;
And. Dettenbaugh, for use, etc, '. Chas. Eaton
ct al; Eliel IL Co. Y. Ins. Co. OF North America,
garnishcc discharged; People, for use, V. George
Cant; People Y. Luke Doyle; \. Mclaughlin v
same; r. Finn Y. Thos. Finn; VIM Walsh V. r.
Wolfe; +. Martz '. Geo: McConbs; Pat'k Cor
conan V John Walsh; VIM johnson Y. Joseph
Kettle; Chas. Merritt y. ". ). Williams; w P.
Tildenv. Patk Stuart; City of Ottawa Y. Bridget
White; Luke Doyle V. \. Mclaughlin.
Judgfacts.-Patk Dooley V. Jos. Elliott ct al,
$+l G3; p. j. johnson Y. F. Holmes, surviving
partner for plaintiff.
W. d. NeG Ed Evans. In this Nch sued
Evans for rent due, and as set of Evans claimed
wages for his daughters work. Ncf had adopted
the girl and kept her for few years and then
senther home. The jury gave 4 Judgment a gaRst
Ncii for ~ and costs
Luke Doyle Y. 4 Mclaughlin finding for
plaintiff
+. K. Harrison V. Sam'l Lynn, on trail.
CHASCERT DOCKET.
John Burns '. Edwin Williams ct al, bill 10
iorcclose; masters report Of sale approved.
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H. I. GILBERT,


STA1J; or ILLINOIS. Is SALE Co.'s
- liz the circuit tORFt JUHr Term, 1919.
Carr ". BOswDrh Schuyler Harris. ju-tus Harris, Jus
tus Irck Lewis Harris, Alansou Harris Allen j. cum AMI
Mary l.. Guui.-iH ChdUctTN.
Affidavit Of nun.rcdrucc Of Schuyler Harris Justue
Icc and AansDn Harris implicated with the above named
defendants having been nlcd In the clerk" office Of the Cir
cult Of sad county notice therefore hereby given "a
the said resident defendants that ~" umpiauau filed
his bill Of complaint sad court, N" chanccrJ siat
thereof the 10Th day Of December 1875 and that thor"upO
summons issued OF said court wherein said suit is now
pending, rutumahlc the rt Monday Ia the month OF
June next. n is by law required
Now unless yO the said nonresident defendants above
named shall personally b' and appear before SAID Circuit
Court the first day Of the thereof to be holden
at ottawa and FOR the said county. the first Monday
in June newt and plead, answer or demur 10 the said
complainant bin Of complaint. the same and tn" matters
aIli . - therein charge and stated VIII Dee taken o. con
ra--sd and entered against 4rtIu- 90 The
PRAYER VI said bin ROSWELL ". HOLMES. CLERK
Ottawa. Illinois. April 81. i-l9
HIEAV I. GILHEET. tUmpts Sol. Hpr5-iW
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HAMBLETONIANS.
WOODBURY..

Dark brown Bred 10y \. II. Taylor Orange county New
York. Fualrd 1874 Sired by Florida. LIT dam by Gold
smiths Volunteer; "a dam hy IndCpcndcnCc Florida by
Ey-dyks iIamhlctunu; dam Florida Maid by Goldsmth>
Volunteer. Rysdyks lHmhctuninn, by Abdalnh; st darn
Charles Kent Mare by Imp BcliOundcr ID dam one Eye
by Bishops Iambstonia 2l dam, SNcriail. by Imp Mes
scugrr. AbdailAh hy Nt hrno, son Of Imp Messenger
dan, Amalona, by Ing. Messenger Golsnnths Nolun
trcr by Rysyks lambhtuuiuu lst uam Lady Patriot by
Young Patriot ID dam, Lewis Hulsc Mare. Young Patriot
hy Patriot of BuChcr dam by Messenger DurOc,
Of DurOc IT Imp Messenger. Butcher hy DurOC
OF Imp Dumcdc lst DAM Young Mcr- lamsel, 10y liSi-
ops iambrtuuau ut IMP Messenger; ri dam, Miller,
DdmSr by Imp Messenger. Independence, by Washing
ton. ir: 1T dam. 10y EuC~ Ahdnah Chief ri dam, by
Spau.uug's Abduah Washington. jr., by Smith Bur-
Washington; DAM by Tempest. son of randywnc. loeS
Abiaiah Chief by O'd Ahtallah by MamhrnO, ny Imp
Messenger dam by Of Duroc, by Diumcde III dam
by Decatur. VI Imp Messenger. Spauldngs Ahdalla
by Od Abdlllah. hy MunnrhO, 10y Imp Messenger; dam
by star GaIrr Of Imp Messenger. Smith Burs Wash
iugoa hy Napoleon; dam by Namhrlnu, by Imp. Mcs>en
ger Napoleon by Young Muubrnu by Chancellor, by Ola
Mamhrluu, by Imp. Messenger dam. by American Com
mHudCr by Commander. son OF Imported Messenger.
GhuuCp.IGr- dam los Imported Messenger.