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Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1870-03-26
LEGAL ADVERTISEMENTS.
sHERIFF's SALE.
STATE OF MIssTssRPI,(
Warren County.

STATE OF MnsIssRPIl
Warren County.
From Hlnds eouaty Chancory Court 70
May Term A. ID. 1910.
Mn. Jennie q. Stewart ~,
Ad'x &c. 0. G. D. stewart de'd M ps-Sss
EdESSd q. Baaks. JssAS%
DY VIRTUE Of a writ Issued iron the
lmssIof the ClaFk ofshe ChancoFy COnr.
ass District, Kinds county, state Aforesaid,
ana alse By virtue ui E Decree o. sid Court
before the Hon. John watts, Judge Of said
Term, beng Nay l4th. 4. d. 1865, rendered
IN the above styled ease. and Wherola ne
Sheriff Of Warren county state aforesaid,
10 appointed COMMISSIONER lE the purpose
herein set FORTH
T,haIl expose 70 public sale q, ne door Of
The Court House In the city Of VleksbuFg,
within che houn prescribed By law. 70 the
highest bidder foFoash, q the
Erst Monday Of Nay A. D. 1870,
being the and day Of said month, all the
right, title and Interest OF the defendant
Edward q. Banks. IN and 70 the following
described parcel or tract Of land. Containing
BY survey, tevOnty-eight and Slice aereS,
situated on Clear creek, Warren county,
stats OF Mississippi, known and described n
follOWA, tO-Wit; All that part or the north
westquartsF Of section tWenty-ena IN town.
ship sixteen Of range ave east, lying north
OF Clear eFeek, and bonded 90 tho North BY
the lands OF Il @. Marble. on the east b.
Ian 10 OF Mrs. Charlotte spears, on tho West
BY lAndsO u. y, C0wan. and on the South BY
Clear creek.
said sale will be made - specified shove
TO satisfy Plain i1's clam and eli costs.
CHAB, n. FURL0N0.
sheriff Of Warren county, and Commis-
slonor Chancery Court oil hinds county Mss
mast
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1870-03-26

ANEW ORLEANS exchange says
II is gratifying to know, in view
of the fact that a heavy rise in the
Mississippi is anticipated this
spring, that most OF the important
%levees in our State are completed,
or are rapidly approaching com.
plction. The leyees awarded Il
that enterprising and reliable con.
tractor, P. ]. Kennedy, Esq, are
nearly I'll finished Mr.. Kennedy
informs US that be will have com
pleted the Morganza levee-Whicl
is th6mOst important work in the
State, being ap extension ofGrand
Levee, parish Of Point COupcc-
at the farthcst by the first Of
April.
The Roman levce be has, to all
intents and purposes, completed.
although the hands are still en-.
gagged etfecting some repairs upon
the work. Tho Doyle Plantation
leVee and the Hard Times levee
both built also by Mr.. Kennedy
are finished. He expects to b.
able to finish the Delta and
.Young's Point levees during the
present week.
If the other contractors fol
building levees have been as dill
gent and successful as this, VIC
shall not be greatly in danger oi
CreWasses this season, or at least al
those points where they have pre-.
viously occurred. '3ll
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1870-03-26

The prOprictors of Williard's al
Washington are said to have Of
fered 10 rent for ten years at
$4,000 per year the million dol
lar hotel, Chicago talks Of build.
ing. 5.- s.sr., ...1 ..
st. Louis now measures fifteen
miles from her northern to her
southern limits.
John Bright's bill in the British
Parliament, proposes to romov
AL words which import the mas,
culine gender from the electoral
laws.
There is q grapevine in Greece
called the passOline, which thrives
best in low, moist ground. TT
berries are small and without
stones.
Theyoung Grand Duke. Alexis
Of Russia, "the best looking Prince
in Europe" is expected to visit
the United States this the coming
summer.
Anonymous p~roclamations
threatening the Emperor anG
Empress With the guillotine, wert
posted the other night on the Tu
~ileFies.
A Pa paper gives an account
Of al the frosts IN Paris for foul
hundred years, including aCCuFat,
reports Of the temperature YEAR,
before any thermometer Was 10
vsatsd
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1870-03-26


Nm. SECRETARY FIsH was before
che House Committed 10 Washing
Yen city the other day, relative 70
Cuhan affairs. He made a long
statsinent g to his views ahent
Guns, occupying from eleven a. m.
until half an hour past noon. He
vas principally INTERCEPTED as 70
TIE real condition Of the Cuban
revolution, Independently OF the
way i appeared in the published
diplomatic correspondence, and
also e % whether there was any
late and important correspondence
with toe Spanish Government on
the general subject As to the
drat branch, ar. Fish's statement.
showed no variance as to the status
OF the Cuban revolution between
the published and unpublished.
correspondence. He maintained
chat the policy Of the administrn-
ton was the only one that couldbe
justified by national honesty and
fair dealing and q due regard for
the jus gsatium. He cOhtended
that Tue Information received, both
from official agents and unofficial
correspondents, entitled to credit
slowed that the Oubans had not
aea that advanced condition
IS halIgerents to entile them to
splomngseognilion BY any foreign
government that, Ia fact, though
theY kap tate Of armed OPP
position q Sc banish authority
On the Island, i as not an oppo-
sltion that could b Identified With
; atle mnch higher than that Of a
guerilla welfare which hshtcon.
4Inue for many yeaEs. re haar e.
esiEed late dispatches som Consul
nia.fIa and also ataiemsa1 81
Pmsn Consnl General shlsh
npnarmad him IA these viewA IL
produces late correspondents
ron ana sa parts Of Cuba, aIIol
which Tend 3 chow thak
opinion IS 81 Sc seale1ndiliono q
aaaifs YES correbk
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1870-03-26


Gen. Writ Adams has made the
/ fIIowinr proposition 10 purchase
the ahars 81 stock in said road
hald s. the city o. New Orleans:
Observing that an act has passed
the legislature Of State ofLou-
as authorizing the sale Of stock
held by the city Of New Orleans
in the New Orleans. Jackson and
Great Northern Railroad, / beg,
in behalf OF the largest holders Of
the first and second mortgage
bonds Of that company, to make
the following proposal for the pur-
chase Of the eighty thousand
shares held BY the city.
will pay one hundred thousand
dollars cash upon the transfer, on
the books Of the company, Of the
eighty thousand shares held by
the city Of New Orleans, subject 70
my order, and will execute q bond,
with good and solvent security,
for the faithful performance Of the
obligation imposed by the act
above referred TO.
II Is doubtless known 10 your
honorable body, that the oct Of the
Louisiana Legislature, passed
March Is. 1854, authorizes the
city to subscribe to the stock Of
New Orleans, Jackson and Great
Northern Railroad Company
These eighty thousand share
held by the city, and which l now
offer TO purchase, are forever
pledged for the payment Of the
two millions Of city bonds issued
TO aid in the construction Of THU
railway.
Each and every share held by
the city 10 therefore irrevOcably
pledged for It's full par value o.
e25 per share, and as the two mil.
lions Of city bonds fall due in 1874
and 1875, it is evident the city
stock possesses no intrinsic value
beyond the amount Of this pledge.
This offer for the bondholders,
therefore, Is made Ia view OF this
fact, and for the sole purpose Of
acquiring the use Of the franchises
appertaining to the city stock, foI
the protection Of their own impOr.
tant interests,in common with those
Of the city Of New Orleans.
VtmT ADAMs.
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1870-03-26

IsRAELITEs IN NEW YoRK.-The
Christian Advocate says there are
more Jews in New York city than
in the Holy Land, or in ell Syria.
The number is about 10000, and
this is probably a larger number
than now inhabit the scripture
lands above mentioned. OF that
10000 there are not 1000 that can
justly be called poor, while the
majority are heavy owners Of real
estate, and also among the most
active and enterprising Of our
commercial people.
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1870-03-26
xhx HERALD


NA 4iltlnB,
th settlement Saint
Mich. ne devil
called upon 70 appaar, where.
Is iadlylaml about Elk fsai
cIolhsd il solemn hlaek 3
He enc of bis fingers, from which
aded fearful looking claws,
de bis appeaFanea at De DOCS,
ga entered the rem y . menac-
lne attitude some Of those
prsens wat intO eCslaeies Of
M So rushed psIl-mell from
s. sass leaving their hats be-
hlhd
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1870-03-26

The Virginia Land, Loan and
Trust Company is composed OF
leading Virginians. Among the
New Workers is the name of Hor-
ace Greeley. Several foreign CAPT.
talists, it is said are interested.
The plan is to buy large tracts,
say 100000 acres, and put on
them farmers from England and
emigrants from other parts of Eu.
rope.
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1870-03-26
CITATION NOTICE.
". s. Hyland, Estate--Hsnry by
land, Admir-.

TV0 william I. ahaEkey, RuArdlaR 0
AlneEVa Hyland, Q mtnor, and % M.
negVa HyiAnd In her o8n proper paFaou. and
AL Othar peTaOna interested n thh aslafa OF
". 3. Hyland, deceased. non.raaldehn-
Yen are herehY notified % BE- and psF-
.nnally appear before tie Probate Court Of
Warren county. ~ the hrst hondny q
April. on the aEst day Of the term, % show
cause, " any you can, Why the anai acoount
OF HenFT Hyland. adminiSgragorof sid de-
ceased, should not be allowed ~ prayed for.
fab9o J II. CHAPPkLL, GeRk.
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1870-03-26

THROUGH q cable telegram to
the New York Herald from Mad
rid, dated the 18th inst, we get the
following particulars Of the duel
between the Duke dc MOntpensier
and Prince Henri de Bourbon
The duel was fought near Madrid
on the 18th inst.
The immediate cause of the
hostile meeting was the produc-
ton Of insulting letters from
Prince Henri, branding MoAtpen-
Sier as a "Jesuit conspiratOr'
against the peace and happiness
Of the country and the Spanish
people, and as being a "bloated
pastry cook"
They fought with pistols.
The Duke de Montpensier was
seconded by Generals Alaminor
and Cordova and Colonel Solar.
Prince Henri de Borbon was Sec
OndSd by three Republican depu
ties, members of the Cortes.
After arriving at the place Of
meeting Prince Henri won the
chances for the choice OF weapons
and the ground.
It was then arranged that they
should FIRE the first shot at ten
PAGES, firing subsequently two
shots each alternately, with re.
volvers and advancing.
Prince Henri de Bourbon's first
and second shots missed his man.
His third shot grAzcd the Duke de
Montpensier'S cheek infiCting q
eight wound.
The Duke de Montpensier's first
shot missed. His second shot
wounded the Prince in the side.
His third shot took effect in Prince
Henri's forehead, killing the BOur.
bon instantly,
On seeing him fall the Duke de
Montpe9sier exclaimed my
God, what have l dOner' and
swore that he would protect the
Princes children.
After the Duke de Montpensier
had fred his second shot, the sec.
onds on both sides endcavOred TO
effect q reconciliation between
them, but the Prince refused the
offer with furious vehemence.
It is rumored that French in.
trigue occasioned the quarrel and
duel between the two distinguished
personages.
The Duke. with his seconds, is
still in Madrid, and at liberty.
The duel will, it is said, injure
MOntpcnsicr's chances for the
throne Of Spain.
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1870-03-26

TanFeContly discovered sulphur
mines In louisiana have figured
In . novel law suit. The owners
the land claimed all the sui
because they leased the
property only for the purpose Of
boring FOR oil and The courts have
that the tWo parties shall
share alike IN ths sulphur.
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1870-03-26

On the 7th inst, Ia Rome, the
Pope Issued to the members Of
tAe dcumMicsl Council q scksma,
deaRing infallibility. 1t asserts
that the Church possesses supreme
and complete primacy, and that
the principally over the universal
church was received with. pleni-
tnde Of power from the Lord him
self by St Peter, Of whom the
PontiR Is the successor.
All the questions Of faith must
be determined under that power,
else the words Of the Lord to Pc
ter would be disregarded. This
i proved By results.
In the Apostolic See, Catholic
and immaculate, the doctrine has
always been fully maintained ;
consequently we inculcatc, with
the concurrence Of the Council,
and deane a. > dogma Of faith,
thai, thanks % Divine assistance,
The Roman Pontif. Of whom Il was
said, in The person Of Peter, by
Christ II have prayed for all"
cannot err when acting as supreme
teacher Of ell Christians.
The scAsmo defines what the
Church must hold In faith and
morals and that the preFOgative
q Papal InfhIlibility extends over
the same matters to which the in
fallibility Of the Church Is applica-
Die. It concludes as follows:
IF any should dare-which
God forbld-to c~ontrOvert the
present definition, let him know
that he departs from the true
faith"
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1870-03-26

TEE present annual crop Of cot
ton Of this (Warren) county
would give to each iuhabitant,
white and black, more than one
hundred and afty dollars each.
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1870-03-26
80 nanacIous body Of So

Thar sagacious body Of States
men. Il Jackson, seem to think
that they can put General Ames
il TIE United States Senate by
a sefarbishing Of the credentials
ofthat gentleman. We are aware
that the self. Reconstructed authori.
ties Of law and order, called Leg.
islatnFe, are perfectly willing t.
attempt 10 crafty any whim the,
may have. BE- II right or wrong
lawful or unlawful. But IL Ame'
Is rejected by the United States
Senate, because he Is not 8 citi.
SEN Of State, how the Legisla.
tlre viii make him one, is more
than We can understand. But
they can do It, Of cOurse ; o, yes
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1870-03-26


They are having a merry time
IN Richmond, Va.
Cow Walker appointed a City
Council, who elected Henry K.
Ellyson, Mayor, and chose Chief
and Captains of Police. Chahoon,
the military appointec, refused to
deliver possession only to an Off.
cor elected by the people. In
consequence, each party are trying
strategy and force 70 obtain full
control Of municipal affairs,
It seems that ChahOon holds an
Office under the United States Gov
eminent, and is thereby made in
competent to hold the Richmond
MAyoralty under an act Of the
State Legislature, and also, there
is q special provision made, ex.
pressly providing for the appoint
msnt BY the Governor Of 3 City
Council, Mayor, etc In these res.
he case seems very different
a aliitude il which the cit
eas 81 YickshuFg are placed, be.
oauso ths Hagoralty Of our city Il
l.lea ~ aa Incumbent who Il
aele without legal anthoritY, and
Whoe aess mass be Illegal.
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1870-03-26

~kIk.aE1uw sAsH luxouaS l6laeySm Q
9moo5l aAuu Same ina puOA sIH 'uo1Op
4ad % ~ '10aVA SuIads 1oH p9guspueO
sIu 70 II o - ogI 'p5u1uaa1 keuoia 10
JsIto1 puS uoaopIssss aIIauS 8uJooguu1SuS
OIe 1OI otaIdxS a VvBo 10 1usmsBaFl TsI1a =
'kaJIIqad 'BSuIICSuT 'msl3amneuu 'BansN
ouTud1OK 'ssouuo4un4u sa1ao XIHIn1
OgaV "uuoL 'Slqdwoir teams uIuW
t@ ON 'NVMTTuGs q r 'uN
'pSl0IwV aGl o. sAsN pep
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1870-03-26

before the door Of the court house Of Wares
county, Mis- between the hOnTs az II q. n.
and 4 O'Clock p. m. sell 10 the highest bidder
81 public auction, for cash, the follOWiBg
that part Of the city Of Vlck.bu FR In said
county, known rs Springfield. 70 Wit;
Commenctng AtA eeine on the noFth siae
OF the TuTnbun spring Bay0u, where Par.
meF street inteTsec . said bayou, running
thea Al0f 9 said bayou 70 the tauth side o.
Glass Bayou, running thonCe eastWardly
along said Glass u yOu,eo the point WhoFe
southwAFdly along Earmer stress b. The
place OF beginning.
Said sale Is ms 70 FOR payment Of the u.
debtedness secured by said desd-iR.trusG
and will convey 10 the purchaser thereAt
such title - Il vested In me ~ trustee.
mAF-dlGAWtg 8, BUCK. TRnatea.
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1870-03-26
WIRT ADAMS.

CEREBRAL Sheridan has written a
letter 10 Col. Baker, cOmplimenting
him for his recent slaughter oil
the Piegan Indians. 1t is Ger.
tainly 9 subject for cOngratulatiOu
aud The interchange Of cOmpli.
naents. The pOunciug down al
night. upon a camp Of Indians, dy.
log with small-pOx, and massacFeiuR
outright nearly two hundred per.
sons, only thirty Of whom were
warriors, the remainder women and
children, many Of the childreA be-
lng babes sIthe breast, 10 certainly
. very heroic deed, aud should shed
lasting renOwn upon the bravery Of
TIE American soldiers. For such
gallant exploits Col. Baker iS un.
doubtedly entitled to promotion,
and Il should be conferred upon
him Ct once.
Here follows Gen. Sheridan's OF.
der Of oongratulatl0h, issued at Chi.
cage, o. the 18th. s.
"Ths Lieutenant General, com.
mandihg this military district,
takes pleasure In announcing TO hiS
command the complete success OF
detachment Of the Second cavalry
and The. Thirteenth Infantry, under
The command Of BreVet Colonel
Baker, OF the TWenty-secOnd caval.
y, against Q band Of Piegan In.
dians, In Montana. These Indians,
whose proximity 70 the British line
hes iarnishsd them An easy and saie
profession against attack, have hith-
ertO murdered and stolen with
comparative impunlty, In defiance
and contempt Of the authority OF
the Government. After having
been repeatedly warned, they have
at last received 8 carefully prepar.
ed, and Well-meFit0d blow, ia the
middle OF winter with the Their
m0meter below zero, aud when OK
perience had led them to believe
that they could not DO reached, the
blow fell. One hundred and sev.
enty three Indians were killed,
three hundred horses captured, and
the village property Of the band TO.
tally destroyed. The Lieutenant
General cannot commend too high,
~ the spirit and conduct Of th'
troops and their commander in th'
difficulties and hardships they ex-
perlenced 10 the lnclemency Of thI
weather, and as one Of the resnlti
Of this severe, but necessary ant
well-meriied punishment Of thesi
Indiuns, he c0ngratulates the citi'
zens Of Montana upon the prospect
Of future security"
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1870-03-26

A colony Of seventy-ave young
men Of Charleston, Is TO soon.
start for Venezuela 81
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1870-03-26
TRuRTERS, SALE.

virtue Of the power In us vested b.
deed Of trust run 4. A. Holmal nAd
vile aad j. 4. Means and wife, - Ne =
trustees COR Battle, Noble . %. q New OF,
leAnA, La, bearing date nj day q MAE
lsN, We, the uAd1FSisnsd, will,
On MONDAY, the 28th day Of
March, 1870,
proceed, before the front door Of The eoaFt-
house o. the county Of WaAhihRten, saats
Of klsAisslppi, - e~reenville, between ths
hours Of Il and BP. n. 70 sell e nablle
T Ts@SSs 70 'ss sighsse elaoss sE go. tas
described, 70 wits
South + and ,Outh n Of noTth X eGseensa
g. township q, rangef west; I0el q e,T.
and south y ort0ts land : dissection 81 bsWn.
ship 10, raageT west; LOtT, esa. 81, tOWnshlp
10, IAngoI west eoatalnl1g sts Acres more
q. lea, situated N washington eounty,
mississippi, 70 pay the noeel thereby 80
Cured. ROBERT w. RsTLN,
JAMS dltaWh' LEWIS \. JURY.
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1870-03-26

A bin ls pending IN Congress,
with strong probability Of becOm
ing a la#, IN which foreigners
mot naturalizedl are largely con
ceFned In provides for q further
residences Of Ave years BY al for
eigneFs 10 this country who have
not completed naturalization, be.
lore they can be admitted to the
privileges Of citizenship. The
object Is the same as that which
directs ell Jacobin legislation It
10 to keep up the strength and
power Of the Radical party
through the negro vote. They
know that since the reign Of the
black idol, white immigrants are
apt to become Democrats, and
that the natural aOw Of white
population to the South will in a
short time put their black tools
In a hopeless minority. The bill,
therefore, proposes to put q check
upon the increase of white citizen
ship.
A foreigner may have lived in
the United State twenty years, yet,
If he is not naturalized before this
bill becomes q law, his probation is
to he extended five years. The
conclusion is that foreigners who
have not taken out their papers
and who desire hereafter TO take
part with their own race and color
against the negro worshippers,
had better move while the matter
Of naturalization rests with the
State courts. The clerks of the
county where the foreigner re-
sides will supply all the necessary
papers.-[Mobile Register.
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1870-03-26
On TUESDAY, the 18th Of April,
A.. D. 1870

At the east door Of tie court. houss Of ne
county OF Warren, MisalasippL &C ViekS.
burg, At II O'Clock, H., I sksAl proceed 10
sell 70 the b CHEST and best bidder, fsr casa,
ne following LAND, lying and eesns IN
alppi, ~ VT.
IOts Is 50 :, andT, sect on 81 and Let
4 section Sg, Of toWnthip II. Fangea oalled
The ~ 0sdsids'' PlantalloR, bounded on No
north By the lands OF wade HAmptoni on
the south By stB, les Bayou and the land Of
Dr. Calhoanj on the east By the land 0f
iAud Of Or calhoun and Etealt'a Hayoa.
maria.w6s T.. r. WEBB TFuBtsa.
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1870-03-26

6hOR A DAY MADE AT H0kEI 20
go entirely new articles for Agene.
bumples sent fTse. Address, II. Z, SHAW,
Alfred. Nc. mAE4sdAWsm
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1870-03-26
TrrGhtaa,a RaIA.

TN pursuance Of the provisions Of . Dosd
In Trust. executed On tho leth day OF
March 4; D. lsae, b Cordella =. eoannsil,
the record Of deeds Of Warren county, Mlss
], the undersigned. the trustee Of said decd.
ln-trust named, viii,
On MONDAY, the 18th day OF
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1870-03-26
Trustees Sale.

ID virtue Of the provisions OF deed OF
trust. dated tbs aath day OF February,
I6SB, recorded In the onlee OF the Clerk Of
the Probate CoaFt Of Washington ceanty,
hisslseippl. IN Deed book I, pages 90. 90,
and H8, 70 Z, cur the payment Of the prom
ts4ory Rntes therein described, Rt the re-
guest OF the holder OF said notes,
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1870-04-21
Dissertation and Pedigree.


GUADALUPE was raised by Col. A. r.
Wynne, of Castalian Springs Sumner Co,
Tenn. He was foaled in June, 1865, is 16
hands high, beautiful rich chestnut sOrrel
color. He was tDined by Albert Frank
lin, who thought him to be one Of the best
race horses he ever saw but was unfortu-
nate enough to meetwith an accident that
did not injure him, only that it ineapacita-
ted him for appearing on the turf.
lie was sired by Meteor; his LIST dam
Parasina, she by Imp Leviathan and the dam
of the famous race mare Mary WynTe, and
others End dam by old Stakeholder 3rd
dam Patty Puff by Pacolet; 4th dam Ro-
sey Clack by Imp. Saltram, she was also the
dam Of the famous race horse Tennessee
Oscar, who never was beaten OF headed in any
of his races from one to four miles. He
produced winners On the turf from cold
blGoded mares 9Th dam Camilla by Mel
zarc; 9Th dam Jet by Haynes Flmnap; 18th
dam Diana by Claudius; 8th' dam Sally
Painterby Evans Imp. Starting.
Meteor was sired by 0'Meara; 1st dam
Premium, by Imported Consul; End dam
Premium by Woful Ord dam AIlegretta by
Trumpator 4th dam Young Camilla by
Woodpecker; 9th dam Camilla by Trent
ham 9Th dam Coquette by Compton Barb
18th dam own sister to Regulus by the God
olphin Arabian. II. T. DUSENBERRY.
Msrch17-2m.