The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1862-03-14
Fine BloOded Stock Purchased by ma.
jOr Cutler for the Benefit OF Mime.
sofa Farmers.

Major CULLEN has just purchased fine
lot of blooded horses and mares. for his ex.
tensive stock farm, and for the improve.
ment OF the breed generally in the State.
He has also purchased magnificent
buck, of valuable quality for propagation
in this State 1t is coarse wool sheen.
and when fully grown weighs three hundred
pounds Its quality is not all in size, for its
mutton is said to be very fine, and its fleece
heavy.
These animals have been on exhibition
for several days in Chicago, and attracted
great attention from stock farmers, and
were universally admired.
We copy the following account OF the
horses and mares, with their pedigree, from
the Crisis, (SAM. MEDARYs' paper, publish
ed at Columbus, Ohio q:
MIR. A. G. Jennings of Nutwood farm,
near Urbans, Ohio, has sold to Major Gull
len, of st. Paul, Minnesota, Ell hit head OF
his fine blOoded horses and mares, and which
the latter intends forwarding to Minnesota
as early as practicable. Most of these ami
mails were bred and raised on Long Island.
New York, and are part of the stock pur
chased there by T. Z. Jackson, Esq, and
A. 9. Jennings. at very high prices, and
brought to Ohio for the improvement of fast
trotting stock. All of them combine the
best blood and character for trotting that
could be selected They are known and
pedigreed as follows:
No. l. INDEPENDENCE, Brown Stallion years
old 4th day of July next; Sired by the re.
nowned old Black Hawk. Dam, the cele-
brated mare Rachel, Of Long Island she by
Narraganset, and he by Messenger. There
is no better bred horse for trottng in the
United States, and must produce good ones.
His colts look promising but are too young
to have been fairly tested.
No. 2. LONG ISLAND CLOUD, Stallion, years
old this spring-a large black and very
promising trOtter; (took the first premium
at the Ohio State Fair in $780, II horses be
ing in the rng,) got by Flying Cloud of
Long Island, by old Black Hawk. Dam,
Messenger, grand dam by Andrew jackson.
No. 3. Nut WOOD, Brown Stallion, years old
this spring, by Imported Monarch. Dam,
Fashion by FlorzelIe, grand dam Virginia
Whip-bred and raised at Richmond, Va.
No. 4. LADY CLAY, bay mare, II years old.
half.sister OF Flora Temple, sired by One
Eyed hunter, dam by Henry Clay, he by
Andrew Jackson bred and raised in Madi-
son County, New York, stinted to Moro,
May l4th. and in foal. Has shown 2;32.
No. s. Verify. bay mare, II years old, raised
by Jacob Jackson. Jericho, Long Island,
sired By Membrino, dam by Imported Glove
land, grand dam Hamiltonisn. he by Com
mander, by imported Messenger. stiuted to
Independence May Goth, and in foal.
No. 6: Dove grey mare, 10 years old, raised
by DR.. Morris. of Morris. New York, sired
by Marshall Ney, by cid Membrino, by I'M
ported Messenger; dam by Narraganset.
Stinted to and in loal by Moro, April 18th.
MOI CHATAUoUE MAID. bred and raised in
Chataque County, New York, sired by Con-
idence, by old Washington, he by old Ma
poleon, halfsster of Rose of Washington
and Lady Woodruff, dam by Membrno,
grand dam Shamrock by Duriock. the son
OF American Eclipse In f0al by Moro.
No. s. Bay Mare pedigree unknown, stinted
and believed to be in foal by Moro.