Dis>OluliOn.

The CELEBRATED RACE HORSE AND STAIlIl


ARGYLE.
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WILL stand the ensuing season. at the BIZ
w lalion OF Samuel Mays, in Film, DisriI
Cherokee nation. lie will be e! to una res a |.
the season. and that paid within the year-a Il
duction Of 20 per cent. heing made for mon
o" tho ls' day of March, Al end tho Bob {
June.


Every care will DO taken Of tho mares,


their foals, but no liabilities will be incurred


escapes or accidents. Good PAST tIrage will ben


,ded, and mares fed on graifat re-. sop,s,
price. aud servants boarded TRAITS. ShouQs J,
marc not prove in ioa, she shal ,lave the bens
oil the succeeding Fall season grabs.


DESCRIPTION AND PeO&REe. :
ccp' star, fifteen hands and fee quar,er. "".I !;
possessed Of uncommon bone aRd muscle, nE
form combining with perfec! syn nAnetry, cvery q
senliaI of a Race Horse. lie now fourss'
years old. bnving been foaed HMary land, in I,
prIng Of 1880. He was sired " the famous Nd,
T"nson, his dam Thistle, wns BIZ Oge's Oscar. y
den. his e. grandnm by Mr.. Halls Spot; and


9. 6. g dam by DR.. MnrshoII's lily dor Ally, -
was by Ljndsny's Arabian. b


PERFORMANCE ON ME TURF. !;


The performances OF ARGYLE on the Turf hi =,
placed him in the very first tnk of Ameraji
Horses, as Racer, whllc thosao of his &c, en,r
him to m equal standing as Il So Hon. io .a I:
ed first at Ornngeburg, S. c.. ID 1884. and rauI I
BarnweII, Augusta. Macon, Col 3nbia and Char4
ton two, three, and four moxeats. beating ~
sy Wallace. RauIesnnke. Qhree ,imes,) Ls J!
\sh,on. Rushlight. Bortraj p. jr.. (twice. VI
tummes. a., &c. He neve( lost n heat, and
rarely, il ever, put up 10 h4 speed. until his 4
lraordinary defeat by John Bnscombe in Isl
the circumstances of whicl/dre familiar TO ev. Y
one. Subsequently he wa trained and run Vi
great success in Virginia Rnd in May. 1885, 9
the Central Course at Baltimore, after running ~
the first heat of three miIeA and losing it, BY
head. in 5 minutes and As sAcoDds; he won bI
second heat in 5 minutes and 40 seconds, be =
the best second beat of three miles recorded y
the American Turf, and the most brilliant p,
iorInance Of a year, surpassing,aIl others, 10 4
richness of its annals.


During tho same week, and bn the same cou1
one Of his daughters. Kate dhton. won the ~
sweepstakes OF $4,000. heath fine field
gren1 case. such coinciden being hitherto
known upon the Turf. r


ARGYLE stood but one $eason until the ".
lS4O, and to limited number of Mares, not m.''
Of which were thorough br5 yet his colts " !
won nine out of eleven raceS for which they hin
been started, bentlng at ono kwo and three mi n
the get Of many ofour best y, besides sevsS''
imported colts, some of III rate time
Two OF his get. the "Governdl ffute Seodaa
were unrivaled upon the Turf by any thing -
heir age. II


The owner of ARGYLE, in bringing hin z!
the West. in the Cherokee Nation, presents 1,'
with confidence to the Public, as being 10 ess7F77
wa.. on account of his blood. size, and form e
performance on tho Turf. so remarkable for
Innce, rs well as speed. and tho extraordinary 8
cess Of his get;-worlhy of their entire aPpsnt' !
or. SAMUEL MAYS -


Fost Gibson. c. N, Jan. 2Oth ls45. - ~


2--lil 3Oth June,