iHf ctlEssATED aAct MORSE AND STALLION


- .ARCTLE,s,
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VUILL sssnd the ensuing season, al the pan
w taiion Of Ssasei Nays, in Flint District,
Ch.rokvs nation. he wiIi b. let ~ mares d w
The sssson, and ,na, paid within the ysar-a de-
dvc,ioa of ~ psr cent. being made tor moneys
mid within The season. The ssasou to commence
90 The Is, day Of March, and end the So'h Of
June. ,


Every caro- will b taken Of the mares, and
their foals, but no liabillfs will b. incurred Tor
escapes or acciden,s. Gooi Pas,urags Will bs pro-
vidsd, aud mares fed on gram a. rs-souaole
price, aud servants boarded gratis. Should
mare not prove 10 foal, she shall have the bsnent
Of the succeeding Fall season gratis.


0eScRiP r,0N AND PEDIGREE.


ARGl kc. " u u~rk bfvsn, without white, ex'
cep, q ass.r. 6fisea hands uud ,hres quarters h'sh'
possesssd Of uncom,non bone aud muscle, aud u
form combining with perfect symmetry every ss'
seu,ial OF a Race Horse. lie 10 now fourteen
wear, old, having been foaed in Mary Iaud, IN the
bring Of 1880. lie was sired by the famous Mon.
iopson, his dam Thistle, was BY Oyis Uscar, his
srandsm by lJr. Thornlons imported Horse Cnil'
den. his 2. graudam BY Mr.. Halls Spot; aud his
a.r. z. dam by DR.. Aiarshalls Il, der Ally, who
wss by L,ndsay's Arabian.


PERFORMANCE on THE TURF.


The psrivruniices VI a xssLk ou Ipe urf, have
placed him in the very hrst rank of American
Horses, as Racer, VII 10 those OF his geI entities
him 10 an equal standing as u Stallion. Hs start.
ed irst at Oraugeburg, 5. e.. IN 1884, and ran al
Barnweli, Augusta, hlucon, Columbia uud CharIes.
ton two, three, and four mile heats, beuing Pat.
sy Wallace, RatIlsspuks, (three tiinss,) Lady
Nshlon, Rushlight, Bertrand, jr.. (lwice.) Yer.
summes, g., &c. He never LOST heat, and was
rarely, II ever, put up 10 his speed, until his sx.
,raordisa.y defeat BY John Bascombe IN 1886.
the circumstances OF which are familiar " every
ons. Subsequently he was trained rad run with
great success in Virginia; aud in May, 1888, on
tue Central Course ut Baitlno.e, after running Tor
the first heat OF three m.es and losing II, BY u
head, in 5 minutes api As srconds; he won the
second heat in r.inules aud ~ seconds, being
the best secn..d heat OF three miles recorded VI
the American Turf, aud the most brilliant per.
Torrance of year, surprising all Others, In the
richness Of its unnaIs.


During tho same week, and on the same course,
one of lila daughters, Kate SeaIon. won the greul
sweepstakes o, S6OOO, ssa,ing u fue field with
great ease, such o coincidence being hitherto un
known upon the Turf.


b' ARGYLE stood but one season until the yea
lS4O, and 10 limited number OF Mares, not many
Of which were thorough bred ye, hls coils have
won nine out Of eleven rnces for which they have
sbsen started, bea,ing ut oae, two aud lhTee miles
the get many Of our best Stations, besides severn
imported colts, some o. them in first rate ,ime.-
Two OF his get, the ''Governor' and "Kale Sea,on,
were unrivalIsd upon tho Turf by any thug o
heir age,


Tbs owner Of ARGYLE, in bringing him I,
the West, in the Cherokee Nation, presents hiu
with confidence to the Public, US being ia every
way, on account Of his blood, size, anu form; h,
performance on the Turf, so re,,araable for endu
lance, as we'll US speed, and the extraordinary sue
cess Of his get;-worthy Of their entire "pproha
Tor. .FF SAMUEL NAYS.


Fort Gibson, C. NJ, Jan. 20lh l645.


2--tlI 3Oth June.