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o^d:vcus stook. 



CADMUS. 



In 1866, Mr. Obadiah Whittier, of Vienna, Me., 

 brought into the State, from the stud of Daniel Mc- 

 Millan, Esq., of Greene County, Ohio, several fine 

 animals, among them a one year old stallion, out of a 

 Cadmus mare, got by R. A. Alexander's " Ben Butler," 

 said to be the finest thoroughbred horse in Ohio. Al- 

 though he has passed out of Mr. Whittier's hands, Cad- 

 mus has stood for service in the State up to the present 

 time. His get are quite numerous, and said to be very 

 promising. 



CADMUS, Je. 



Dark sorrel stallion, 15} hands high, foaled June, 1S69, 

 bred by Obadiah Whittier, of Vienna, Me., got by 

 Cadmus, dam, a Call mare. Whittiersold him, when two 

 years old, to Daniel Hanscom, HaUowell, Me. 



MAUfE ECLIPSE. 



Chestnut stallion, foaled June 28, 1871, owned by 

 Brown & Hilton, Korfh Anson, Me., got by Cadmus, 

 dam, by Ben Butler. 



