The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1872-02-01

Us LdNe1=ts -t-t- iIl%lall ~ Oh lHi tjJL-
tsnt era in any section Of county
At all adapted to the breeding and
raising Of sto k. It has never
failed to produce the most mvora-
bic results Ia the increased value
and usefulness of the-borses Of that
section, provided the people thereof
have manifested their appreciation
Of such a horse, and given him the
liberal patronage he deserves, there
by putting money into their own
pockets, and at the same time adj
ding to the wealth Of the country.
Il is the frequent lnteoau1tion
and the liberal patronage Of such
horses as CanHsg. that has given 10
the "Biue Grass agionr Of Ken
lucky such world vide reputation,
and which, very properly, directs
the attention OF the intelligent breed-
er who desires to improve his stock,
to-where such horses as Lozgfe2os0
and Hurry Bassea are bred, and m
nuaIly offered for sale 70 the highest
bidder.
There eughtto be an equally ceie-
hrated "Blue Grass region" in Ten
nessee. and highly bred stock Of the
finest and aeetest feeding upon her
thousand hills. BEST with a eli
mate more favorable than Kentucky,
because miider. aud a soil equal
~ generous, there is nothing on
our part but to ssiR l. and within
the next ten years the Blue Grass
region of Tennessee wauld be as
favorable and as extensively
known, and her fine stock as eagerly
sought after as that Of our sister
State Of Kentucky.
Mai. Allman deserves the thanks
Of every stock man in Tennessee
for the Judgement and liberality he
has shown IN bringing among us
the only imported horse now in the
State, and win, I trust, receive las
a token Of the appreciation of what
he has done,) the liberal patronage
Of every stock raiser within his
reach. The Major is one of the
most euterprising stock men in
his section; and, according to
his means, has invested more mon
ey in fine stock than any man in
Tennessee. lie is now actively en-
gagged IN breeding al Of The most
valuable domestic animals; such as
Devon cattle, Berkshiae hogs, Cots
void sheep, and every variety Of
of horses, from the Shetland pony
up to the high-mettled thorough
bred" His farm is beautifully To-
Gated in one Of the richest portions
of the State, and Is admirably adap-
ted to the purposes for which it is
intended. In the entire arrange
ment there is nothing wanting that
will add to the care add comfort of
his stock but, on the contrary, there
is an abundance Of everything that
tends to their fun development and
early maturity. Persons from a
distance who may feel disposed to
improve their stock By patronizing
Canwen, may rest assured that in
the luxurious pastures and comfort
able quarters here provided, every
attention viii be given to their
mares to insure their safety and
welfare. Maj Altman has devoted
a lifetime to the care and manage
ment Of stock and has bestowed
much careful thought upon judi
eious crossing III breeding!
But it was my purpose in writing
merely TO call the attention Of stock
raisers to the recent introduction OF
CaRpell into Tennessee, and to urge
upon them the importance Of a just
appreciation and d liberal patronage;
thereby retaining him in our midst
snd availing ourselves Of his yalua-
BILE service in the stud.
To the stock men of Giles county
/ cannot urge toe strongly the inn
portant advantages that such a
horse viii prove TO them, if they
win only show a proper appreciation
Of the favorable opportunity which
the liberality Of Maj. Altman has af-
forded them to improve their stock
at their Immediate homes. If you,
gentlemen, viii but do your duty,
and be true 60 your own interests,
in a short time all that fine country
about Cornersvillewill be celebrated
Tor It's high bred stock, and persons
OF means from abroad will make
their annual visits TO purchase your
improved varieties of domestic ami
mails, and to enjoy your bountiful
hospitality.
S,oekssel7, Che sire Of conuel, is
one of the most fashionably bred, as
we'll as one Of the most celebrated
horses in England, aud is regarded
in his own country by the patrons
ofthe tnrE very much the same as
the renowned Lexington is among
the breeders and turfmen Of Ameri-
ca lexington distinguished himself
on the turf by winning the great
post stake at New Orleans, and
heating Lseo1spfe ia a match race at
4 miles at 7'29. But his most
brilliant record ever achieved was
his great 4-milc race against time
which he accomplished in the un-
precedented time 7;l98. In the
stud he is no less famous than on
thc heldi as 1sseroia, Eensuety
Harry Basssa and many Others Of