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Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-01-05
ls.}.e'KH0G AEOlSE
Rnd
Land Agency,
DOOLAN & STUMP.
Main street, Davenport, Iowa.

DEALERS In
Bank No,es, Drafts. God Silver aii Eastern Ex-
ch.hge: Coi..ctions made throughout TIE I'M II.
Land War ants bought, sold. and Lcau i, X 81 L.
tate bongh, and sold minis lon: Money loan al.
Lninc urner.d Il a Ia security, nego. lat d.;
Tax pail ior n,II-ressi nts Examination Of LAM
Tiii,s mad .l.., ct.
PREFERENCES
Mes>is Cox y Sargent Davrnpert, Iowa,
MaekIot Cosbip, do
Robert II !. WY. Esq, ashifl, New iuGk,
" 81, Harris n e. .PhIisi.il,his
Hon. VIM Wright, Newark NJ,
Me,>r> SAM Harms Sons, Bankrr-, bAitm, r..
Johns Hopkius. Esq, President 10
k.Lert Arkse. Esq, Ca>hir, 60
VIM q Harii-o;, ESQ, 90
NJ ssrs clnba BTo,hers, BANKERS, Washington.
wM i!ali.tt, Esq, M,bi.s, Ala,
L. ST n e., Bankers, 81 Luis.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-01-05
WINTER STOCK
or
READY-MADE CLOTHING,
Jacob EiStUan 4 Brother.

A RE now opening at their new quarters on Front
"A street, between Main and Brsdy, the most ex
tsnsive stock Of Winter Clothing offered In this
market. which c,nssts Of every mentienabi- article
Of ntlem"B's Wear, and is Of the best quality
Every article warranted TO sive complete saiifAc,so n
GENTS FURNISHING GOODS,
10 every variety aud quantity, VI the m,s desirable
patterns, andnt low pricrs, ~ oHercd the inspec
ton u our c,s.enere. vF
CARPET BAGS, TRUNKS vALISES,
&c constantly on hand at small advance mspufac-
turers prices.
H1e0lWt.'s Goods.
Pea'sisrs can nud ~ our store large AMI varied
stock u Fancy Dry Goods, Eoaious, nc which hGyc
been carefully seiect.d for their trade. They wiI
ind IL Er their advantage 10 call ON Us.
dec27du JACOB EJ6EMAk 3 BRO.
nLOWSof "a . cflrtSnz Tor sals q s., ~
4 e<sil.dAwf HOUnsk = vHIlB
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-01-05

3. TIE NORTH BRITISH REVIEW Gree ChArhl.
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Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-01-05

Understanding to a census re-
Gently taken in the Territory Of Utah,
il appears that the population, exclu-
sive OF some thirty settled districts, the
returns from which have not been re-
ccived, amounted t. 1000. Late ac-
counts from Salt Lake state tina, dele
gates are about to be appointed to pro-
coed to Washington and apply for the
admission OF said Territory into the
Union. They are to bring proof that
the Territory contains the requisite
population to entitle her to admission;
also, draft OF the constitution adopt
ed by a convention assembled Tor that
purpose At the city OF Salt Lake. This
constitution as is represented, enacls
the republican form Of government re-
quered BY the constitution, provides
for the federation Of all shades of reli-
gious belief, and makes NO mention Ell
Their Of the question Of slavery or po-
lygamy. +,
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-01-05
4 New Eeyenlng Ciass,

Of ladies' aud Gcnti IN n will 5Hgtu GUS 4
Lesion On This NJ l!iay Evening IN he hai ihc
Coesia; Institute 81 street, ahs Brary >t.ot.
This Is ais, oIea yet ! OIL NIB
Tat.on re: s. 60 10Y - Lessons.
On as Friiay Evening IA ass m | las, lt,.-
Ell Mf : .ll.itlt. Il g in.lnN.iIe
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-01-05
=. u. SIIDREl,S
Foundry aud Machine Works.

'NHh Proprietor Is nov prepared 10 execute even y
/ Nslieis pf machinery a, short ro.ic..
supi.oT Steam Engines II om o. 100 holS. p4yer
Ensii s. Lathss, Plan.rs 3sti Mils,apd all desc Ir-
tons OF mil wciS Atsn, sole agent Ia he West for
the manufacture II McCords Anti Friction IIorse
Power. sppeiior msehines for ihe pGrpese intended
lie would invite lhc att nti ~ parties requiriu-
Shafting n hi Adjustable Hanger ami S.lf-Oling
Boxes. silrsrinr 10 anything IN use
Particular attention will be pail % rpai4igg MA.
ehinfly, and prompt attention sveu 10 all riefS
propose ex' cut. my in the b. Il manner aud
parties reluirihg nschinery or repairing TO favor
M sih thetr orders CASTING OF all kinds supp I'D
10 orier. Works on Third street, opposite the Ca
hole bHi y.nE ground a., 37dawIy
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-01-05
Blltter.

Cn PERKINS prime New York Dairy for sale b
~ BATTERMAN. SwITS n co,
jan5a3t fT ut Stle,t ID door east rcJrr
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-01-05
Splendid Farm for Sale.

Splendid Farm for Sale,
Wis farm contains 200 acres, $50 under cui,,va.
ten- roo acres superior timber, Rrod Dwelling.
ou houses AMI I'm barn, beautiful stream ~ run
ninI water that never fails and line orchard of ali
kinds OF fruit. - 80
TERMS ~ easy. tia, after the ar,t nsvm.nt The
farm may be made To pay the deferred payments
"Pp's - T.C.EADS.
l6O Acres Uuinprsved Land
ESO1, sale.
This Is beautiful ani. being In sec ar. n. n ar
only u mile from the city and . m,les from IL
Ciair'. Erie rcasona'l" and terms easy Appv 10
1870 TIC. EADS.
4 HANDSOME rane House, q ICONS plea ant =
~ tituatfd on EAST ri street, 10 years tps.e f,r
sal" o. rcas' nabl- terms
Also 10 acres BEAUTIFUL land on south sd~ Of Tipt,r
Ioad "a mil"' from city limits. Terms easy.
Also, Lot y Ia blc II. IN the t,wu OF Waicott
immeiiately on DEPOT This lot would be- sivep In %.
chaut or hrst rate HORSE Buggy. or superior g,ld
watch and rigging Apply To
Tc.KADs.
uOUSE6 and Lots for sale handsomely ,itua,s,, in
dia'r parts ~ the city. Also tOO 10 4 In Put.
Ton addition - East Davenport, for sale very low
AMI On time 10 suit purchasers r n KADy
jan' lGszeft- copy,l
Last CnaACe
I'hEhE VIII be- one mere, and the last. distrts.
i tion Of Lots by the Union Settlement CON-
pany stake ilacr ~ York In rev days for lols
IN otceCity. ~ T. Any prisons wishing 70 purchase
can DO 10 ty calling on SAMUEL CALLEN
Ej-rricc t2b. Oct iia,,
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-01-05
GERMAN LESSONS,

LADii. ) and Gert.eE.cn is NV fofEnnr who
~ Mi meet Mr. scHgrps ey r.. a.iarna4in u. tw
.hr hours Of , am a'lr p. Il III thr Lt4i-s' Il
eta ion, Oh the c. Numerical Goes., Perry and
% rec S.. The Class IL open yet 10 receive more
ln.,ub r. Tui. .oi. .e s. 90 Er 2, Le-s5is
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-01-05

A'sa fur 20 acre lots asar Iowa City, beautiful
farming land, and well watersd,
Aiso. l1ts In West Davenport, ranging In size
from 81 feet by .00 to arrs. ada ~ down M
balance In one ard two years.
Al... several neat buildings on leased ground
would be sold on reas nsbie ten ms Amply 10
+ n EAna
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-01-05

Lana Agent, and Notary Public,
(1ffisL on braiy street. over valin,sn, r yer, 4
~ MI ans Back, viii sttent 10 thu rurehs ss nd
sac - Lands, Houses aud Its % every Mind IN civ
OF q oo'iec,ing of Debis " ali sorts Paytns
INe -, non-r SD and al thi.ss Else cnn q I'll
WIN III Land Agency business Those wishing INV
hing nid 70 crrcctly and promptly In the above
iinr viii ri 'a,e raii ~,
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-01-05
For Sale Nr 1Asan
T. C. EiDS' COLUMN.


1Hh nndsrsigntd vii leave In charge II HE hu,,.
! Ness during his absence Col W. g. 1yovn An
wh, Know themselves 10 BE- tads btsA % ]. u or
IA >, BY no'e ~ ohrrvisr, viii make nayment !.
Tallnisn, Powers h Mclean '"
J,nttf - A. nan.
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1857-10-22
From Kansas.

AhuSt4Ss
The following is an extract from a pri-
vate letter from Cincinnatian now in
Kansas, to the Gazette.
LEvENwoRTHH, Kansas, Oct. s.
| stopped at Fort Leavenworth last
night. At this point there is intense ex-
element. You are well aware we have a
large majority In this territory of free State
men. In Leavenworth Co., we have
800 majority and seven representatives.
Gov. Walker determined to gain the county
if he lost his life; and finding the only way
to save the territory, went to the garrison.
marched out 500 U. s. troops to the polls
and compelled thsm to vote, and voted him
self, not even being resident of the terri.
tory six months.
The people of Leaveuworth City are all
excitement, and I think trouble will newt
ably follow. l saw Gov. Walker last night
at the saloon of the planters House, in
company with one Of the rowdies, moro
than halt drank. Such is the true state
Of things here, for have seen them With
my own eyes.
Notwithstanding all this we are almost
sure Of our representative to Congress, and
a majority in the Legislature, if the pro-
slavery party do not make false returns
If in hard trouble, We can defeat them, for
we have the men. The election has passed
off comparatively in peaceful manner
without the shedding of blood, but we eA-
pected trouble. In our county we n"'o
sixty majority. w. ~ o'
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1857-10-22

The V1cIssITUDEs OF CoMMERcE.-A
few months since, the partner of COM
mercial house in this city was taken to a
lunatic asylum, utterly deranged, as was
said, by his unparalleled prosperity in bu.
siness. During the year previous his firm
had cleared 81 100000. He died in the
asylum, and his own estate was valued at
$2,5O0,000, ali invested in the concern of
which he was a partner. The firm itself
failed the other day, and is now said to be
ut erly insolved, One item of the assets
of the deceased's estate was thousand
shares ofthe Illinois Central Railroad stock,
which was selling at the time of his decease,
at Sl40 share, and which was worth, af.
ter paying up the instalments, $500, 600.
The same property sold yesterday at pub
lie sale at $4,000.
All this occurred within eighteen months
1.-The prosperity, the insanity, the decease,
and the insol7ency.-New York Post,
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1857-10-22

Pillows letter defaming Gen Scott has
not only covered him with more contempt
than did his famous ditch, but has also
proved very bad political speculation
The object of the publication was to recon-
mend himself TO the people and Legislature
of Tennessee, as candidate for the United
States Senate. The telegraph has an
nounced that he has miserably failed, and
that Hon. Andrew johnson, the Governor
of the State is elected. Mr.. johnson is
described as one of the most remarkable
ren in the country. Though scarcely ff-
ty years of age, he has worked his way,
step by step, to position second to that
of the President only, under greater disad-
vantages than ever surrounded man who
has had similar success in life. He was a
married man before he could read, and
learned the rudiments of his education un-
DIR the tuition of his excellent wife, at such
time as he could snatch from his labor as
journeyman tailor to provide bread for
his family.-Bugaio Commercial 44dver-
GSer.
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1857-10-22
poetrp.
THE BLIND BOY AT PLAY.
BY MISS ELIZA COOK,

BY MISS ELIZA COOK,
- The blind boys been at play, mother,
-a1 And merry games we hadI
;Weled him in his way, mother.
81 And every step was glsdi
And when we found a starry flower.
And praised its varied hue,
A tear came trembling down his cheek,
Just like drop of dew. --t
We took him to the mill. mother,
Where falling waters made
A rainbow DER the rill, mother, s,-.
As golden sun-rsys played.
s- But when we shouted at the scene.
And hailed the clear blue sky.
He stood quiet still upon the bank,
And breathed a long, long sigh.
We asked him why he wept, mother,
When e'er he found the spots
Where periwinkles crept mother,
And wild forget me nots,
"Ah! mel he said while tears ran down
As fast as summer showers
1t is because cannot see
TIE sunshine and the f1owers?"
p Oh! that poor, sightless boy, mother,
Has taught me that I'm blest;
: For can look with joy. mother,
On all love the best;
And when | see the dancing stream,
And daisies red and white,
Ikneel upon the meadow-sod,
And thank my God for sight.
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1857-10-22
change in the Cabinet.

The Washington correspondent Of the
Richmond Eaqmrer, writes as follows:
"I have good reason to believe that it
has been determined, by President Buchan-
sn, to place Mr.. Toucey on the Supreme
Bench, and call new man to the head of
the Navy Department.. I will even 60
farther, and venture to assert that Charles
Anderson, Esq, of Cincinnati, has been
written to on the subject by parties in
power; but do not know that he has
been rendered the position. Time will
soon develope the facts. Rest assured that
q change in the Cabinet is contemplated"
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1857-10-22

ry- There are two kinds Of family jars
into one you put your sweetmeats, and In
to tho othor you put your foot.
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1857-10-22

The following is an extract from pri-
vate letter from Cincinnatian now in
Kansas, to the Gazette.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (City of Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1853-1857, 1857-06-16

Washington Avenue, bat. ID l. ID Streets,
ST. LOUIS, MO.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (City of Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1853-1857, 1857-06-16
ROOFS ROOFS!
SAMUEL Id. WARREN.
MANUFACTURE or
WarTsa's impF0eed Fire aad Waier Proof
Csaapssiti0R Rssfa sRd RsgfTRg Material

WayTsa's impFOeed Fire amd Watsr Proot
Composition RS9fa sRd RsgffRg Material
Office Room, No. II, Post Once Building,
ST. LOUIS, MO.
q A large stock Of Roofing Material
always on hand and for sale, with dirsc-
tons for use.
60 Orders from the country. for mate
mai, viii NEE. with promP. attention.
These Roofs have been in extensive use
in this city, for the last twelve years, and
have given general satisfaction. With th e
many Improvements which long experienc E
in the business has enabled me 10 Introduce
now offer them 10 the public, confident,
that for durability, cheapness, and Fire and
Water resisting qualities, they are not sur
passed by any now 10 use Persons WHIT
ing the city are invited 10 call and examine
these roofs on the best buildings in the city,
which viii prove the roof to be all that Ia
claimed for It. Letters Of inquiry will be
promptly answered Buildings covered
with metal OF canvass can be re-reoPed
without removing the old roof. -
--AEFER 70
Z. T. KBott, ". F Stacy, l. D. Baker.
Builders la St Louis.
John S. McCane, James Harrison, VIM.
II. BslehsT, persons having our roofs IN
use.
The undersigned is the authorized agent
Of Mr.. Warren, and is prepared to put on
the above described roofs, or will furnish
material for others TO use in roofing. Ofice
at the Council Bluffs Livery Stable, where
specimens may be seen aBd examined.
JOHN DOHANY.
Council Bluffs, aprz8-5T If
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (City of Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1853-1857, 1857-06-16

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Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (City of Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1853-1857, 1857-06-16
RIVER NEWS.
grEAMERs.

The steamers Twilight, ]. Fl. 0giesby
z. 4. Ogden, Min-ns.ha-hA, Alenzc
Child and Dan Converse arrived at thil
point since our last issue, from ST. Louis
The Watossa arrived from Sc. Joseph
and the D. A. January and st. Mary,
from Sioux City. j. B. stussman, Bah.
btu d Ross, M. Rogers, and sayaral oah-
ers received goods per shs above steamers
Merchants who failed 10 send as a mani
fest 81 goods received are not named
ahovs. We would be pleased 70 note shs
rssaigs of goods by our merchants, bat
as we are mes Ut the lsvse whsa each boa!
lands, we esnn5t do 30 unless thsy will
aid US by sending us the uumber Of pack
ages received And from what boat Easeiy-
ed. Send rs your manifesss.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (City of Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1853-1857, 1857-06-16

0RlGrN on EHH EEsHASNocK, OF ARR-
cxa PoxAEO.--Tha following interesting
piece u information il contributed 10
Iha Prairie Farmer, by &. Buchaaaa Eco.
Of Cincinnati. We hope thai those who
read DIR. BIS article, will hereafter call
this valuable potato by it's right Uane
a'IE 10 Seeding Of Western Pennzyl-
Sania, from the banks Of the Neahannoek
Greek, ia Mercer eounty-heucs its name,
I am native Of Western Pennsylvania,
and have been familiar with this potato
from hoyhood, 1t vas first made known
about fifty years ago, and was SO highly
valued that Inaay persons took it over tho
mountains ia their saddle bags, on horse
back, fer seed. In that way it was also
introduced n the vicinity Of Pittsburgh,
by the late Wa. Anderson, who got Il
from the farm where it originated,
In the year 1872, 8 settlement was made
on the waters Of the Sheaango, Neshan-
mock and Aahoning principally By Scotch
Irish. Chs soil aud clim4te were favor
able TO the growth Of potatoes, and those
from that region became celebrated-es-
peeiaily the new Seeding, the Eeshan-
mock.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (City of Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1853-1857, 1857-06-16
PROCLAMATION.
County, 1UpGEs 0FTTCE.
MAJ 8eh FRE~

County JUDGEs OTFIcE,l
May 4eh, 1857.
In pursuance Of a Petition Of MANY eth
gems Of the Cssmsy, /, ". c. James, Coun-
ty. Judge of Poltawattamie County, do
hereby give notice, that an Election will BE-
held al the usual places Of holding elections
in each Township in P0ttawattamie Coun-
ty and STATE If Iowa, o. Saturday the 18Th
day Of June, A. ID. 1857, for the purpose
Of E0dug foF or against she following prop
sliioaE, tc-wit:
That the CO. OF Pottawattaa.ie aforesaid,
Is hereby authorized in her corporate ca
pacIty, 10 subscribe TO the capital stock OF
tho Mississippi x Missouri Rail Road
Company" the sum of Three hundred
Thousand Dollars, and for the payment Of
said subscription OK, stock, the County
Judge Of said county ls hereby authorized
and empowered to issus the Bonds OF said
county la sums Of one thousand dollars
each, bearing an annual interest Of not ex-
ceeding ten per cent. Said Bohda to be
payable within twenty years Provided,
that the portion Of said road, within the
Amits OF Pottawatta ME county, be con-
structed On the MiSqaito Valley route, ter
minating at Councll Bluffs And provided
further, that said Bonds shall not be issued
by the County Judge Of PottaWsttamis
county until said Road 10 under process Of
construction by said company in said eoaa-
ty. That for the paymeRt Of the interest
aeeruing annually on said Bonds, the C0un-
~ Court Of said county at the usual times
for leTyiHg taEes ID hereby required to levy
such tax on the taxable property Of said
county as viii be sufficient to pay the said
interest not exceeding in any one year the
rate Of one per cent, aa1 after the expIra-
tioH Of ten years from the date of said
bonds, the said court shall provide for the
payment Of the said bonds By the levy Of
such tax within the hmita prescribed by
lay, aa shall be sun eient for the same
wheu dae, o. by the sale Of the stock Of
said company sooner If deemed expedisnt
The mode a rottRg upon the proposition
shall bs "Po= the Mississippi l. Missouri
Railroad, - or Against the Missisaippi &
Missouri Railroad A majority Of the
votes being in favor Of the affirmative al
the proposition aforesaid, will saabt TIE
came. w, &. NAMES,
County Judge.
Council Bluas, Nav 9TH, 1851,
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (City of Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1853-1857, 1857-06-16

II Those excellent dsIisioSs I +! sio-
rious !! jsEs Of picked Peaches, from
the YANKEES Notion are little Of the
incest and richest 'EioOd fog an Editor, p
thai We have iassly got ia possession Of.
LEwIs, seems 10 understand ths wants Of
s'poor human natars,n and 10 always
ready to ''eome down" II yen really
want 8 choice article Of fresh or picked
fruits, rich delicaaies Cor table nss, o.
81 excellent siass Of los Dream, We waald
advise JOG p call sn friend LsSis, and
he will always suit your 'sphansy,"
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (City of Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1853-1857, 1857-06-16

Tsl4XE BEAUTlFHErfs lsTDca
Il hAFss can be xnAsssd 1T ms aEa
bla ii lhs sahscrizsas. Ia Osmssss Il zIsTrs
aan eeankr, III aAN &eYsT Rlves, II osRsghlr
81, Range III asest.9 during she present 81 /.
500, E0g limited lumber of goasl mares. -
The undersigned hAa sncreedaa la hrsngina
safely 10 hsn plaea ahoFs aeaeTxhad khs q 4
aEoek horse hA could obtain, and trssass Ia Z
breeders og siAe horses Ia thiR State, viii
sustain him Ii the enterprise.
NORTH SEar has obtained tie first urfxs Il
ConBsctient Stats Fair. and also tasa high
est premium g. -four Year old, sc liz II. 3.
Agricultural norae exhi eitiun as apringfselgI
MaAa. also At MoTesstsg ceansy Pals,
In Massachusetts,.
PEDIGREE.
North Star NoEkan,a sixe, Marwan Enane-
roT, grand sire nsslrash Mosxaa 4. RraSas
sire The Original Justin Morgan horas -,
grana-sirs Baamklknl Dev 81 Trus HFifsnn,
1osned By seIah Nartos Eogsmesly ue Mari.
ford, Conn. s. 81 Z. sire Ds Laney's lna-
ported IFayelsss who kFaesA directly back
u GokeiPhin Arabian.
Morgan EnpceS Sss dsFa was an Imported
English Marc. NoTsls sstzrss dana az sired
by Young Di0npd ggand-slre Ola Diomed
8. gyand-aIres Sir Arshg, thoraagh bred
horse. North Stars dam was OUT ar ]
beautiful bay Mnrgan mare,
For the bensfit 81 those who have not
seen the horse, | insert an ssEEacs from A
accurate daacnPti6a by A. +. DUR, Esa.,
OF the Hartford Daily Times. july 9Th, 1855:
a'NoaTh srAa MoMGAE. - Az the Spring
feld Horse Exhibition, tWa years ago, q
beautiful four year cid bay, called the Az
ing MeTEanyW PeterstaEns attracted mOre
man Ordinary attentioa, among ths splendid
horses present. This horse Is how SIX years
old, and stands at thesskable Of Henry Ohm
ated. he Is apw known as the Rerfl Scar
Morgan. To say that he Is a beautiful
horse IL not enough. The mogk critical eye
could not readily diAcBYer q fault Ia hifn.--
His color ID bright bay, legs ReaFly black
aud his soft coat liea giossiiy npon aexi@
BILE skta. His head il handsome, aAa sika
in the right style apoR 4 proud arehed aeek
not toe lsags bat well pEopoTtioasd. He
has short back IL Found sarTelsd, with 4
clean sci Of legss Neieh stand under him In
manner thar WoaA please Jockey. His
chest is hEaaas eye pleasant, name heavy.
tail aowlng ard well set. But above aRy
one Of these points, we find superior speed,
and We have IT, too, ia a square even troG,
which BE executes with ease. In short, we
consider him az a whole, combining beauty,
speed and disposition, 70 excel any, horse
within the limits Of the State, and we doubt
whether he has superior Ia New England.
His weight Is about 1850 pounds his Yalus
$500. 1t is with pleasure that we an
noance the Introduction Of such horse into
the center Of Connecticut, for his stock
must greatly improve the breed Of horses in
th 8 vicinity.
North Star is very sure foal-getter,-
Terms, $50 the season.
HENRY OLMSTED.
OLGsrED, HsrTison CO., May 10, 1887.
P. g. A very superior Dappls Gray
French Stallion viii also cover at nv sta
bic. Terlas, 50 the season, H:O.
May 10, 5T-1