Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1891-01-23
JOSEPH BATTELL,
MiddleburY, vt.
OF ADVERTISEMENTS AND ARTICLES IN
STOCK JOURNALS.

OF ADVERTISEMENT AND AK lCLtS IN
STOCK JOURNALS.
The following are from the National
Live Stock journal, vol. QS7D:
Awards at the st. Louis fair Mr.. Car
son, gray, Gray Eagle; d. +. BATH, bay,
Clifford; Mr.. Smell, sorrel, Trojan; A.
Van Meter, bay, Blood Chief; j. a. Per-
ry, bay, Napoleon; II. Hoeney, chestnut,
Sam.
Sales of Golddust stock by L. L.
Dorsey near Paris, Ky; Stallion colt,
Starlight, Mr.. Aldrich, Chicago, $500;
oh. stallion, A. Lander, South Norwich,
Conn, S445; oh. s., Benson Ormsby,
Kentucky, s575; ETC. (see p. 1889.
Account of sale of Carlos Pierce, STAN
stead, Can, Oct. %, 1870; several sons
of Black Hawk Diamond sold to Senator
Pomeroy of Kansas last spring.
z. 252-Gurnee's Eclipse, said to be
by Tunison's Eclipse, son of Crocker's
Eclipse by Don Quixote, son of Potomac
by imp. Messenger. Owned by Walter
o. bul utt, NlllIdSO, anu sOlu dDOuI lOOO
to go East. Dam by Favorite, son of
Grand Seigneur by imp. Messenger.
2. 2S9-Brown's Bellfounder, adyer-
tised by Augustus Brown, Columbus, o..
in 1915, as follows: Pedigree-Bellfoun
der, bred by j. j. Kirman, L. l.. by imp.
Bellfounder, I'd, by the famous English
H. DD11 81. 4,
trotted nine miles in 80 minutes and his
owner offered to trot him l7b miles in an
hour.
Vol. 3 QS72), p. 6-Pedigree of Beach's
Cadmus given. Thoroughbred by Ameri-
can Eclipse; dam, Die Vernon by Bells
Florzel. Stood at Lebanon, Warren Co.,
o., about 1876; owned in whole or in
part by Mr. Beach. He was the sire of
Irons Cadmus, and one of the most use
full stations eyer in that region.
=. 9-Account of Golddust by L. L.
Dorsey. Golddust died Dec. 3, 1871.
Bald Chief and Clay Pilot advertised
by Geo. c. Stephens, Milwaukee, Wis.
Bald Chief by Bay Chief, son of Nam
brine Chief: dam by Hunts Commodore,
son of Mambrino; g. d. by Hunts
Highlander; g. g. d. by Potomac. Clay
Pilot by Neave's Cassius NJ. Clay, Jr.,
son of Cassius NJ. Clay; dam by Pilot.
Jr., g. d. by Mambrino Chief. Mambri-
no Royal by Mambrino Pilot, son of
Mambrino Chief dam of Mambrino Pi-
lot by Pilot, Jr.) ; dam, Barila by Lieut..
Bassinger. Mambrino Pilots dam out
of mare by Webster by Lance, etc.
Dam of Barilla by Sumpter; I'd dam by
Cooks Whip; Sd dam by Paragon; 4th
dam by imp. Figure, etc.
Sampson, a stylish heavy chestnut
Morgan stallion, advertised by Ira Stin.
son, manager, Butler Center, la.
Starlight and Robby Golddust at Me,
chanicsvlle, Ia, by VIM. G. Bryant
Both by Golddust from thoroughbred
mares.
Swigert by Norman; dam, Blandina
by Mambrino Chief; I'd dam, Burcf
mare by Pilot, Jr. Bred by II. A. Alex
ander foaled 1866; dark brown, II
hands, llS0 lbs. advertised by Richard
Richards, near Racine, Wis.
p. l95-Description of Starlight Gold
dust; golden chestnut, l6 hands, 1lOC
lbs, foaled 1867; dam, a direct descend
ant of imp. Monsieur Touson. Received
first premium in 1870 at st. Louis.
Robby Golddust, foaed 1866, dark
bay, l5i hands, 100 lbs. dam by Yer
mont Morgan. At the same farm il
Iowa, Kentucky by Billy Golddust, dan
by Pilot, Jr. foaled 1863. Creator by
Golddust, brown, foaled 1868, by Billy
Golddust; dam, full sister to dam O
Lexington.
p. 23i-Sale of trotters by Messrs
Gage & Simpson. Clara g., by two
year-old colt, son of Miles Horse; dam
Zilah (now owned by Robert Bonner
by Icman Horse; I'd dam Zuba by Beat
ties Norman; sold to L. C. Chase O
Boston for $4,000.
p. 30s-Spaulding's Abdallah, said t.
be bred by John Il. Firman, Jamaici
Plains, l.. l.; got by Abdallah; dam by
Stargazer.
Vol. 4 (1s73), p. S2-Jim Irving, lette
from his breeder, DR.. II. 4. Bryan, stat
ing that he was foaled in 1865 and got by
Snowstorm, then owned by Mr.. Wilson