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From the Agricultural Report 1866.
Judging Horses.

In indging horses everything de-
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Observation-Disclosures in of time peace
Tor farming purposes. roadsters, hack
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Faults and Vices of the Horse.

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E,Hg, JOHN BULL.


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Hepry rsrnsr, tho Great American Flutist.


How pleasing it is to trace the career
of genius from obscurity and poverty 70
,u,r, fame and affinenee--from the hrst faint,
n delicate intimaiion of extraordinary fac.
Mites to their full development and ripe
maturity. Perhaps no art or science is
richer in examples II this description
than that OF music. Before the war, an
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eating this, he strolled through the
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- the piano. He took his position
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.agsnd every instrument But the flute
pleased him most, and great was the
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VIVA No subsequent opportunity of visiting
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his favorite musical instrument, and no
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Ss to be relieved by the solace of the flute
~ at night. sas 3isis y.
glsi = The war breaking out, he Joined Col.
afterwards General) jackson Confede
% rate cavalry and was made bugler, and
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brated command. Yet be always car
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ing, while his comrades were sleeping
around their camp fres,. the wiching
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upon the night, refreshing the slumbers
or relieving the fatigue of his compan-
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and tears that welcomed the tender,
"A touching familiar air of /" Home, Sweet
Home" While in Huntsville, Ala, MRS
OK Glen. Clay was Sc charmed With bis fas- \
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the youthful Henry the soubriquet of
"The Eolean Piper" which he has
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Uaion and Dispatch.