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The Opelousas courier. [volume] (Opelousas, La.) 1852-1910, 1860-02-25
No. .l2.
VENTE PUBLIaltjE:;

Succession, de fen Antoi,se Attales.
"A = samedi 90 de Mars proclaim, 1860,
!, Aa a 1o'heures du matin, d Vile Plate,
en- IA demenre de Madame Veuve Attales il
sci procede, par Encanteur soussigne, 4 Ia
vente des bens ci-aprss fgsRa aggslREaaes, dependaus
de la succession d. Antoine Attalas, savoir:
- UNE HABITATTON
|::::b si5e a Vile Plate, en- Ia paro;sse.
Eizli - st. Aandry, composee dune mai
son de demeurese 'une boutique, de maya.
sins, ct dependencies, contenant quatrevingss
acres de terre, sepaf fsen deux parties par Ia
route d'Alexandrie aux Opelousas, bornes au
Nord par NJ. Alexis Latour, au Sud par NJ.
Daire, a l'Est par Messrs Couleau ct Roux,
ct q rOuest par Messrs. Gober ct MeDavitt.
-. I'm Lot de Terre de bois,
S445 situe Vile Plate, oontenart en-
-~zzAAn. viron quiDze arpents, borne: Nord
par Ia route publique qui conduit des Ope.
lousas a Alexandra, Sud par NJ Coreil. Est
par Paul L. L. Guillaumin ct Quest par ].
Bite. Soileau.
2 Cheyaux.
Is tetes dc betes a cornes deuoes-
20 tetes de moutons.
Un lot de cochons:
Meubles meublants.
Un fasil.
Les ustensils dune forge,
tells que souf1et, enclume, etaux etc. ct d'au-
tres objets mobiliers.
Conditions:-Les prix payables, savoir:
ceux de dix piastres ct au-dessous. compliant,
ct eeux au.dessus de dix piastres, en- deux
termes egaux, Pun lie Ter Avril 1861, ct Pau
trs lie Ter Avril suivant. 1862 avec interst d
. pour cent par an compter des echeances-
Les acquereurs fournissant, lie jour meme de-
Ia vente. bonnes cautions qui s'obligeront So
Iidairement ayec eux au paiement d. leurs
Placement; ct le privilege de vendeur ~eserve
SUE les immeubles vendus jusqu'a parfaite Ii
beratien des acquereurs.
l. STAGG, Encauteur.
Opelousas 18 Fevrier 1860.
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AGEyCE DEs TEseREs.

nUPRE' & GARLAND agront conne'agens
~ des Terres, s'enquerront de Ia salstfts des
ttres de terres ct acheteront ct vendront dester'
res par commission.
Bureau, rue Landry. aux 0pelousss.
1S F6vrier 1880.
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4 a. WIS O

AhN demande des maD@uvres pour tras
w WALLER des canaux sur l'habitation
Reyelry, / mile do Holmesville. On
donnera $35 par mois aux bons hommes:
25 Fevrier, 1860-3f
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M TNE Course dun mile entire quatre
O Ghevaux Creoles aura lien sur le
Chemin de Course du soussigne, miles
des Opelousas, le Jeuli 8 Mars proclaim,
pour Gne beurse de 500.
Le public est invite d y assister gratis
MARTIN ANDREPONT,
% Fevrier 1860. 5 $50
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MsssittIrs dA Caasrisr:: AsSss
aa sssissf Hse1crsdi dersier, e I5 aua coaraIt,
eaalsten sss iiastitutian de II. Dmrahd et ne pnis
aissef oceasids. SIMS aise sasnir
tzfactionq sproav de vor iea prags auont
gsit ses Aayes iepnis enrifnt nm ~ caHeiddre
eets institution connie nissisallt stellemeHt Rlas
,i's,coar,e ellie es d 81 10 public savait
combies, n. DaraHd et son prufesseur sdaHglaiss Y
Moss ~ doissient AZ peine, es oIbietl
III De dstse pes que u nol1bre de iers eleycs do-
hieais tqut de suite. Ls grasnnaire, u syuts1c et
Easitlkiiqne trois branches dams esquellss les
1fares 4,at iaiss de- plus rapides prog
iiiicessa,ansens pouF lc College de Yale. nasste
facile de suir que cos aeux jeuneH gems snnt bicn
prsparas pour leur ensrAe dams un college de pie
~ tsf1iaia III, susiaitant Il II. Darandun neilleur
assnpst palir sa perse verance ~ son arti-
tatic Il eEsesgneE. ls y lkss'slS F4AAE.0 0
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j
SAMElU MATIN. 25 FEVRIER 1885,

Nsus sornnes requis q 'aHnonccr que, cedant
i solicitation dc eos a1nis, \. Grnus WHIoHAn
consenli stre eandidst pour ConssabIe de Vile.
Eslecsion sursa lien <en AvriI prochain. u 8.
II. Il g4 Ill Fssrier 1850
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G. II. MOUT0N. ERASTR M0UToN.
--opeloasas, LIE. - Nssfai'iehs'''s, Ie'
Tyxrp1-FPf,N. lanr profsssiop devant Ia Cour
IA az n;sts;es de- St. Landry, Calcassu, Lata-
vstta a. Martin ct Vennilon, et Ia Cour Supreme
aux OpeIonsas. ,,...,.........a = u,rr,;,-
lonyiIIe. loo a'ea avn 20 4oos, ~.
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AssEMBLEE DEpIoCRATIQUE.


Yrier eourant, dams le butsde nommer des De,
l9gu9s u Ii Convention a. Etat qui aura lieu
d Baton. Rouge le 8 Mars proclaim.
La Convention de Baton Rouge est coDro.
once i l'effet de choisir des Dialogues qui de.
urpnes sse rendre d Ia Convention Nationaie
Democratique de Charleston qui doit desi.
cuer I'D eandiidat pour President.
On est prize d 'etre ponctuel i al'assemblee.
AsSEMBLEE PUBLIQUE. =5
Mons summes reauis dannoncer qu'une assembled
AZ .ous ceux qui 10 sentent intsresses 4 u chose
aura lied aux 0psIousas, le Samedi 25 du courant,
dams ID but de prendre Ell consideration u conduite
III IL commerce Icite Dc certains maTchands anbn-
lanss, ou coporteurs, dams cette Paroisae. ~
fa Les schemins entire les opelousasset WISH
ingon no sont pas auss bien entretenus qnon nous
avait doune eiltendre qnils u seraient. Lesponts
aui ae srouvent s,r Il nouvee route sont tous en-.
tiaremsnt trop etreis Il faudrait auils fuasent i
double pas lsrges atfenu que les wagons Ut ausrea
yehcules sont ob'igss de passer pssris6ment daais
les ornares Ice uDs des autres crcuFant ct eonpan,
aii,si les chenains mime das es temps es Plus SEGA
aux abosdss ae ehaque pont. siennesun mau'
vais temps d quelqaes dartss ct les points seren'
hie1,tat inabosiables.
40 puurrast-on paa rcnledier u celia
nous seinbIa que qnet cues egers reHblais q
relargsseme.lt e ces lrop petite pcnta. rert
disraiens tosalsment Il eaoss, et feraient de q
,ciIpInin una route farie entretelir e toujoarl
honne. 81
Les Jury d. Police 10 te;a.til, eu bien aiaserat
"a elsosa dams ce lnanvais 6tat 80
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sof,crf ~

Eu.an,euy possg Ia Pa1oisss S Af'safg
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Terrcs q yessaire Il paansaDEe.

opelousas, as F6vrier 1860.
The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1860-02-13
From Pixies Peak.

LEAvsNWoRTH, KANSAS, Feb. l0-Tb.
Fixes Peak Express arrived this aftarnoos
with dates to the 3rd inst. land $4,000 in goln
dust. 6'"
The outward bound Express was ielayaa
hlty-two hours by heavy SHOWS, which fell
TO the depth OF fifteen inches between the
Bigsand Little Blue Rivers.
Great excitement prevailed at Uanvac
Clty, on account OF party attempting "a
claim possession of several claims within
me city limits, by system of "iumpipg, y
The Jumpers " commenced the erection m
building, and was warned to desist by ia :,
Town Committee.
The "Jumping Company" declared i, /,
Do their determination to hold the claims a.
all hazards, and their rifles were leyellsd
upon the Committee. The latter after hola :.
ing. council, withdrew, bat during the
night party proceeded to the claims and
destroyed the improvements without melee
tation.
On the day following the Jumpers retail
lated by firing upon Mr. Bradford. tha
Agent of the Express Company, who. how.
ever, escaped unhurt. An attempt was also
made to shoot r E Whitesett, the Secretary
of the Town Committee.
Owing to threats having been made Ia
fire the city, the streets we're patrollea be
armed bodies OF citizens during the ensuinC
night, but no outbreak occurred IL was
the prevailing belief that the claim coRtro.
versy would lead to serious results.
The citizens OF Aurord having taken mas.
sures to suppress the petty robberies, which
had become alarmiugly prevalent, several
collisions occurred between the citizens and
the implicate parties.
Ex.SheriH Middaugh was fired upon while
entering the street from the house Of ons =,
the desperadoes.
company OF the military assembled who
preserved quiet during the night: And ~
the next Gay four of the most otfens;a. ','
the rioters were ordered to leave within II ~
hours, under penalty OF being bapeso
which request they complied with. -
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For The Dag -Book

Nix. EDroe In glancing over the report
OF the market contained in your valuable
little sheet OF Saturday last, was torcibly
struck with your remarks In regard to the
scarcity Of oyster opening hands. In Fair
Haven, Connecticut, and other points at the
East, where this branch Of trade is carried
on even more extensively than here, the
opening is performed by aoomem and girls
who, after little practice, become very ex-
pert and make far better wages than with
the use Of their needle. There sre a vast
number OF the above named class here, who,
owing to the introduction Of Seeing M0-
chimes, commend themselves to our citizens
as objects OF charity; and as long as they
can be assisted with means and clothing,
prefer remaining idle--the sewing mach inc
being made the great bug bear of the day.
Some may think this branch Of business de-
grading, and only tit for males, but trial
will prove the contrary, and soon place
them above want.
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ADVERTISEMENT.
TO the Public.

In the Southern Argus of the Attn Of Feb.
inst, l have seen card over the signature
of Samuel Barnard, with a certificate over
the name of o. Nottingham. hereby pro.
nounce said certificate forgery, and here
by declare that never gave said Barnard
certificate in my life, in which certificate |
was made to say that ii Barnard bad made
any threats must have heard it, and that
he, Barnard, did not care about the work at
any price. As to the threats, Barnard could
have threatened the boy without my knowi
edge, as was working frequently on the
roof OF the building and Barnard and the
boy were at work below; and furthermore
believe that Barnard was angry because he
lost the Job referred to. / also heard Bar
nard say, that before MIR galentine should
house his corn in the buildings that were
burned, that he, Barnard, would tear them
down. Barnard makes me say in said GER
tifcate that he did not care to build the
stables at any price; when the contrary is
true, for Barnard told ire several times that
lie had the stables to build. | heard the
boy who made the confession relative to the
turning of the buildings, and had reasons
for believing them. and still believe that all
he said was true.
y. NOTTINGHAM.
Norfolk, Feb Is, 1860.
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4 fairs at Honduras and Qua
femala.

Recent sdvioes from our Minister at Hon.
duras and Guatemala represent the condi.
sion OF affairs in the latter government as in
Sd unsatisfactory aspect towards this govern
mant. 1t appears that Guatemala has made
ATge concessions OF territory to Great Britain
winch is in direct violation OF stipulations of
agreements with this country, and in which
England also violates her agreements with
lie United States. AL the particulars in
regard to this matter have not yet been re.
oeived at the department.
onr minister has, it is understood, enter
ed his protest against these proceedings.
The standardization " i'll take 20 action until
further advised.
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Further Foreign News by the
steamer Canada.

NEW YORK, Feb. 1.-THE FOLLOWING ~
dltional news BY the steamer Canada ~.
come TO hand: "'+
Count Thonsenel assumed the du,ia. -.
lhe once oil Foreign Affairs in thu French
Cabinet on the Gath. He Immediately iss,,on
circular to the various Am assadors n,sd
ging his best efforts to maintain and consnl.
idate the existing friendly relations.
Inc CONSTITUTIONAL gi7es publicity 10 TIM
following article OF the treaty; wy
con and after the LIST Of Januacv
import duties on cotton and wool il IN h..
suppressed. English coal and cox W &c
subjected to the same duties in BeIo;nn, .f
ter October next "n dc
auty OF francs to be substituted sor
the actual duty of iron from December mar W.
Duties on machinery are to BIZ dim;,;shaI
from january next. The sugar duty ;s :"
be reduced from June, 1861. The n,nh,h,, :.
tons on threads, tissues and hemp are e. no
replaced oy duties, not exceeding thirty ner
cent, and from October, 1861, ali REMAINING
proaloitions are to be abolished. The ad.
Vah.ages granted 10 France are to be stated
shortly. Some of the French ionrnals wv
port that the English duty on Eranch a, 70 ;r w.
is to De only I'd. per bottle, or is. ina,asc
OF os ID, per gallon, and that silk ia ,,' ~.
free, ~ oe
The PROJECT OF the annexation of S.sx
ana Nice to France is openly alluded to by
the French semi-otiicials as almost an az,
complished fact. 0'' al ~
Inc Bourse is inactive and closes dnI,
The Rentes closed on the 9th at 6Sf. 5(c
The statement that Prussia has sssented 10
he annexation of Savoy to France, has been
denied in reliable quarters.
The English Minister, Mr.. Bulwer. Ar
Constantinople, has ordered the British
Consul in Rodesti TO break off his official 70.
lations.
Bombay advces to the 10th of JapuarS
had been received.
Twelve thousand Europeans and s. OOo Sc.
pays we're preparing for China.
Adyices from Morocco state that the Aoo,s
had attacked the advanced redeut of the
Spaniards on Martin river, but had been ~
pulsed with considerable loss.
The Independent OF Turin, Count Cayo.,,s
organ, says, that nothing can now oreysn,
Prince Carigan's assumption Of the Rearory
OF Central Italy.
Count Dazaglio has been appointed CIV
ernor of Milan. $500
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Terrible Suicide Of an Oil Manufacturer.
MIR. Hiram Snitwine, a well known lard Gil
manufacturer in Cincinnati, was found dead
in his establishment, in that city, on Sunday
last. 1t appears that he first attempted to
bleed himself to death. There were wounds
upon both arms, which were deliberately
made. This, however, was too slow death
for the unfortunate man, and he afterwards
shot himself in the left breast. BY that act
he brought his life to a sudden close. His
appearance, when discovered, was terrible
The body and the floor all about it was COW
cred with blood. Near 1T lay the unloaded
pistol with which he shot himself
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my- The following passengers arrived
per steamship Yorktown, Capt Parish, from
New York:
GA Strscker, Henry Orth, W Il Purdy,
b Fl Herring, n Foster, J q Blauret, s c
Forshec, 8 g Kull, Capt Jones, T Cowan
} Harrison, G Frasier c J Abbott, II P
sutton, " 3 Tallman, T J Gallagher, NJ J
Thurston, O 3 Chenery, james Mari, Capt
il HWood, E l. Nash, Capt P vansme, a l..
w llson, j r Crane, j B Burr, Mrs CaIop
bell Miss r Gray Mrs J Paylett,M WEI 8,
G Wright, B L Watson, c F. Williams, Ct
q Woodward, W j Hall, and eight Storage
passengers.
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New York Markets.

NEW loRS, Feb ll.-Flour is dulI:ssles u
4,o0e bbls.; State at S6a5.l4; Ohio SIS, 8O,,
&c. 49,
Wheat ia quiet; red SIPS; white sl.os.
Mlwaukle club Sl.ls; Chicago spring ST.
or Corn has declining tendency; sails AZ
Pork y steady; Mess $l7. 80 for old; mas,
Sls.25; Prime unchanged N'''
Lard is firm.
Whiskey--ls dull al "a cents.
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BIYALYE.

a Quevr Order to an Erpresamaa.
following is a copy of an order to an ex-
pressman, received day or two siace:
"Send me 10 gals. of your best gin for
$40. | want it for my mothers wake and
funeral. She is on her last breath. Some
times she knows as, and sometimes she don't.
Send it this evening precisely"
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L A T EST NEW
Thtrty-si Congress-p,,-.-,--


Inc House met at the usual hour
Mr.. Morrill, presented the memo,i.,o.
A. Howard, of Michigan, contsst;n -. NJ VI
Cropper's seat. s''ng Mr
MI. Garnett was excused from sar,;,o.
member OF the COMMITTEES Of tba n ,ius 81
at columbia. "e o'stfict
Mr. Morris, Of Illinois, offered q sar;oa =,
resolutions calling on the Heads of the 'G f. o.
cutive Departments, to commpn;ca ne exc IKE
the names the persons appointed ona ~
owed from office by the present s5m u ia
,ration in Illinois; second, copies of an nas,
tions, letters of remonstrance and athar pes''
pers in which appointments and remoe pa
have been ma de. 'o'd''
Mr.. Barksdale objected to tn. b,,th..
reading OF the re solutions.
Mr.. Morris said the information sbo,l,
not be suppressed. 'Ao"'o
Mr.. John Cochran present, d eonv ~
the resolutions adopted by the New fart
Chamber OF commerce in relation To tho sd,
Vantages OF mail communication, with Mari
CO.: Referred TO Committee to on Commere.
Mr.. Sher nan, from the Committes At
ways and Means, reported back the Post.ot.
nee appropriation Bill w hereupon the Houss
r res iVed itself into Committee of the
mole ON the state of the Union 10 eons;dar
this subject ''' " @'A''oe'
mf. drow in the Chair,
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s> The War Department has ordered
the reimbursement of proposals 70, the
transportation Of army supplies IN the
rou les to ond from New Iexico. SIXTY days
notice "a civ a, which must secure general
compeition,a s many parties. in the West pos
sess large m cans OF transportation.
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S- The President has not yet decided
what course he will pursue in regard to our
Peruvian affairs. The insulting attitude of
this little republic cannot be allowed to pass
without being called to rigid account. 1t is
very probable he will submit the whole sub
isct to Congress, and let them take such &C.
sion IS they may deem proper.
The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1860-02-13

EE- Minister McLane had protracted
interview VITA the President and Secretary
Of State on Friday, in regard to Mexican
Afairs. He will, it is understood, confer
with the Senate Committee on Foreign At
fairs to-day upon the same subject.
The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1860-02-13

All Communications, &C., intended tor in.
FL ouId be addressed to JOIN X. HATHAWAY,
rdiser and Proprietor, in order TO ensure
Stt en- tion.
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g> The aggregate amount reported by
ste Commissioners for expenses incurred in
the Indian war in Oregon and Washington
rerritoes is over $4,000, 900. but the third
Auditor OF the Treasury has reduced it to
S2,750,000, on the basis of instructions
adopted by the last House of Representa-
rives
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xs- Private letters received in Washing

HE- Private letters received in Washing
ton, from Messila, Arizona, state that new
gold mines have been discovered one mile
aud half from Brownsville. The diggers
turn out from three to five cents to the
painful Of dirt, over space of four hundred
yards, in soft or surface diggings. The opin-
Ion prevails that the whole country west Of
brownsville is rich in gold.
The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1860-02-13

BUFFALO, Feb. l0.-A FIRE last mini, 81
i"nawanda destroyed large elevator ana
t1'ee warehouses, adjoining Che property AZ
A. ievelsnd \ Co., and also the American
Hotel, large and elegant building. A inc
dock upon which the elevator was hui,,
was also burnt TO the waters edge. rus
amount OF the loss is not known, but il ,nusr
be considerable The Insurance is bn,
light '"'
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~ The receipts in December were from
the customs nearly 81, 0O0e00; treasury
lotes under act of December, 1857, 81 ,OOO,-
u00-the aggregate being with receipts from
sgher sources, fifteen and half millions
The expenditures were over sixteen millions.
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H.ath of Burton the Comedian.-W YIN. Eyans
t.urtou. the author, actor and manager,
died Of enlargement of the heart, in New
York, on Friday morning last, in he dsth
year Of his age.
a Detroit paper recounts "a sable wedding
il iail.' and says the bride was decked oat
in all the tnery she could muster, having
cot herself up for the occasion without re.
!: ard to expense. A wreath of holyhocks
encircled her head, set off in the back
ground by thicket of asparagus, over
which was thrown green veil to hide her
Ilushes.
The DIAMOND Furnace Company al Jack
son, Ohio, suspended Thursday. The liabil.
tiles are estimated at $4,000. A meeting
If iron-mssters at Portsmouth, Ohio, on the
Ssh, resolved to petition Congress for pro-
ssctivs tariff
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- UGAis AT A LOW PRICE-a II gooa
~ Brown Sugar for Is cents,
New Crop N vssy bright. at 10 cent
"a Z BELL 4 CO.
Ns No. 2, Csmphsllis wharf.
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PHILADELPHIA, Feb 1.-THE planning mil
If Messrp Rhodes, Rue Il Co., on Shacka.
.aazon street wharf was burnt at O'clock
thia morning. The fire extended to the
lumber wharf of George B Sloat l. Co
the sewing machine factory adjoining was
saved uniajured. Loss has not been ascer.
tanned.
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New Advertisements
.IURITER.


81 THIS justly celebrated horse will
-IS stand the season, 1860. as follows
--.1-xA. AT Chpckatuck, Suffolk, Wayerton
Portsmouth, Deep Greek. Kenlpsville, and
Princess Ann Court House.
The SUBSCRIBER deems IT unnecessary to say
anything in the way of puttingt is borse. He
Woui' refer those persons wishing to raise
Cclts, to the Colts gotten by Juhitsr, and to
those persons who have bred Colts from him
1t is a we'll known fact, that his colts command
much higher prices when sold than Colts got.
ten by any other horse in this section of Va
They are especially noted tor their docility
being easy to handle and TO break in harness.
also for lction, speed, and durability
We 90 not claim t0r Jubitcr that he is
thorough bred Holse, but do claim for
him, that tor any other purpose save the
Turf, he is tar more desirable Horse 10 breed
from than any other thorough bred Horse in
Virginia for speed, style, action and durability,
he cannot be surpassed by any Horse in the
State. He has received the hi CHEST prem lum
for style and speed, at every Agricultural Fair
at which he has been exhibited.
Persons wishing to raise Colts frog. this
Horse will do well to embrace the present op.
portunity to do SO, as this will perhaps be the
last season he will ever make in this State.
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