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The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1851-01-18

County Court pertaining 10 Estates, December
Term, 4. d. 1850
4 III. persons are hereby notified that J. G..
"A HARRISON. guardian OF the persons and
estates OF the MINOR heirs Of Charles Cater,
deceased HIS filed his accounts IN this office for
iinal settlement with hrs @ara- and that they
VIII be epcned for examination and allow auec
nj the next rceuiat terra OF tbs court.
BY order O. The court:
T.. c. BEAZLEY, Cicrk.
January ~, 1851. n1y 81
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4 E'rlC mtlDy Caution,

All those Indebted tn J. ". iiarrett 4 Co.
arc earue.,ly requested by them to call and
ss,tlc their notes or acconats immediately
prlsv ell ~ decidedly dangerous
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IN E EI FOR T.

DoBERT DONNELL & co, i.e,e- ,,rcri,
IL Shreveport, l.. Gforc-iss, Dry Gfsds.
Uarlrsre, Boofs, Ssoes, iiais, Pro.issnn,,
WiNss. liquors, etc. .3-it
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=. MOI IIIIIaN %, -nUp ONef E0eI
~ Grocery are prepared 10 perform nj
60 WORK entrusted 10 their care IN works
mnli.iikc AID satisfactory manner. fhcy have
on hand Hnd for .alr. marine clocks, time. pieces,
and watches, bteasi-pins. hngcr.r'ng-. gold bu
tons, for which may be- lnndc to ordcr) gold
pens Of the best quality. sc. They are also
prepared to make ANYTHING in their line desired
and solicit share Of public patronage
"a. - turt moe tr
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LOST.

NE duplicate hc.,d.rghi eerttdcste Of Will.
4 IAN Mcfadirn, dated January 9s.h. 1873.
.ssued by the Commissioner If the General
Land oshse, for la,t3t,00O square varas thu
un'ocalcd balance VI VIM McFaddens Ger.
tiiicase No 7s7.ssG,
This Is 10 give the usual notice thu, il the
said duplicate ~ not found within she time prs
sefibrd by law, will sppy for an additional
duplicate.
L. NJ DAGGETT.
She'nysilie, Dec 10, 1850. n99 l3s
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THE STATE or TEXAS,
CouNry or HARRISON.

County Court pertaining 10 Issues, DrcemJer
Term A. u. 1850.
4 LII persons Interested IN the estate Of
~ El,n Vincent, are hcrcb, notified that ]
q. Wells, her guardian, has flied his accounts
for final settlement; also an exhibit OF the cont
d,on of the estate Of his said ward, End his
Application to resign his guardianship; and that
,hs said accounts exhibit, aud application VII
be- opened for examination and consideration II.
Ne next term Of this court TO be held IN jan
nary, instant. when and where they may attend
aad contest the same it they see proper
w order of the court
T.. &. BEAZIEY, Ciert.
January ", 1881. ny u
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THE SUPERIOR or QrfvfVE AND SAR.
SAPAEILA.


nR. l. r. HENDERSON, Eureka Tome
- and NpeHltesl PiAs. q safe, certain, and
pcruancnt Aui,doie aguu-t all firms of the
pc .nnn- ELECT, Of Mi=asmpia eiiveing
.nrrlA unl in.rlnAnl.ll cnrts of
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1851-01-18

or Persons calung iDf 40, nt Giro uh0tr iefiri'
Wit pl.asr ,at Toy arc advertised.
Y t. PIERCE, PDsma.,l
isnnary ! i'5l ~, ,,
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1 LIST OF LETTERS

REMAIN NJ. ~ the Pos UH.,i- At Nir.iali 90 The
J's' Jay ~ Dvcrmh'r. 1851, ~kieb II trs tnt.n oni
Is,rc The Ia March. no! ~h BE- zen. to tbs Gen.
cra Post uiiius deed lc.lers.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1851-01-18

Received in office January Nth, 1881. nd
handed 10 The editors Of the Texas Republican
for publication the same day. I
n. JOYCE. &. II. c.
1.,uarr slfb ISL wv "
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New York Abolition Mere 0000
lAtDih

~ YAM.
VIANiNG been informed iisat r~rnse eflp.
l inaiiug with n newspaper rnhHthrs y
till. sifs 10 the effect that af- alsellsktutefs
and supporters Of 1a,vrs advocating nheiiti@a
docieifsts. 81. has teen but IN cirs uatspa -
the southern stat -, We sren il proper II ss1oe
tim. ~a.a report j, utterly fa2ss, aud ~ishoss
Foundation.
Na,yter memtrr # oar FIRM has airy irrRti5G
,a,raras. or st,spaiar ietfs. atelis'aatssa ~ ~
aateciirs. nfut nsltr Ind: tat IN ~ cnNisarJt
ne are yiaarea ,ai gesevs r fae roasfsfsiias -
ia,rs n ne e8nsirs. end opposed 70 any rrssftes
ing =, or fasistr equation nien. fAs sNe,Ns ~
s.srery.
We respectfully request oil rsr~f. 49,
have given currency 10 ~asd report. to 4" - ~
Justice aad favor 10 rrirast and co'ttsadHt ~
same. a
PERKINS. WARREN. 4 c.
II -. ~. ~x,s lsrrx,~s y tn Hs4z
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piOyUus, pIOuG11 :!

E}LiiiH G7IjIR NIL.
NsYshail. Solenter lar. 1850. s3-if
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1851-01-18

IacourGge Utsse MANUFACTURES
WI. haze ~ operation, sew
S~s-s en- miles southwest; az Mar.
gs shall, Il FOUNDRY for pleughr.
and other castings. and ARE now notwithstanding
sa,~ or Plough. To which We i:eiie lie Al
icn,,oa 81 the planters ii Harrison and AZ, ON
ing counties.
These ploeghs are inierlnr 10 nnne, and ss~
sold rs low NJ any Ilo".h u tqnal gual.ss
7hey ere warranted FIR rs ~,es<1vss ef. I
brok ~ rs issr- Nv f~tasstne TIE osaers
res.,n., es,s h. ~ s.shs u E ,hs
nr III E.aa~. ,.fvre & ssev~ rtr trfusssl IN aiaf-
~Assi. ai.~ H-r prepared 10 Ail 81 eft@g*.
V,t4As-f...u
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-06-14
MORE THAN
10000 p E II SONS
uAVE REEN CHREns

TT Is IMPOSSIBLE to give to the public an
adequate idea Of the which has attended the
administration all Healing Ointment Tor the six
months II Is perfectly astonishing effects and
hear the praises bestowed this me'clne. No could
conceive hat medicine possessed much and
had power heal diseases But is known
that thousands have been cnre friends will begin
that there wOud he sin Gle family in America who
would live day without possessing a box Of
McAllister's AlI.Healing Ointment,
If they but knew its virtuss. ..H
Mo AN Healing Ointment restores perspiraon in
the system BY this those hrOugh
which carries oil the impurities within and thus
leves the body Of diseases. II thus thai consump
ton, levers, sc0fua, eryspes, asthma, salt rheum sick
headache. Qunsy throat scad head pains
in the chest size and back dyspepsia. poons. breast.
bowels. kidneys and brain burns, chllbain piles. worms
and inflammation OF every kind.
Grand Depot I4l FultO, street. NewY0rk. For sale by
q. N. MORRISON Wholesale and Retail Druggist,
apl5 3m IL Mag azine street
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GGsGsSllle Medsesno eV1tTGltOsesG
No. ISL Chartres st. New Orleans.

7 WRIGHT Il CO. having resolved to stand univsed in
department Of their business have agreed with the
Proprieto and Agents of all the genuine popular Patent
Medicines throughout the United States to keep them con
stanty supplied with fresh and ample
far below the market prices BY this they
enabled offer for the inspection Of the most
extensive which be found in ths other
city. Having had many yeas snperence N the pp.ghase
Of Patent Medicines, they have hcQuireo aal
Coz this pausaaa! department, the most liberal
scaie and now prepared suppy the trade pres
handsome centage his either Wh"esa
assortment OF ALL GENUINE PATENT MEDlClN ES
The following hs assortment
furnished dealers,
five cent cheaper than manufacturer regular
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-06-14
DENTISTRY.
MUSIC.
NEW MUSIC STORE,

NEW MUSIC STOHE,
90 Camp street, three doors betoac Posdras.
'rHE public is respectfully invited to call and
examine g. .he lsrys az 'pend!d rh and q e9ps; s9
and MUSICAL INSTR UMESrs. at the
aeys saoa Es. consisting p.Is r. n1 o
Gilbert & Co., and the best OF other makers.
Semi Grand pianos, from Henri Herz and Pleyel.
Pcoo Pianos and Piannos from Herr.
Square Pianos. from Gilbert. Durham. Wm Hall u son,
The splendid prize Piano. fom VIM. Hall & Son. Broad.
Melodeon. from to octsvoa.
Paror Organs, nch carved cases. rl 'Y
The Harmo9cen orches!e. @ Or o,ssnl.ed Piano. .s
Tomas' make a.r
Boehm lutes.
Brass from uhe bass TO ao-togethr with
FL Of h9Ts psT and md oS ,,vs oe tho s,h.
meni, and will be at all times ready wait bis
room has bsen fitted up for the especial of ladies'
purchasing. lfess ipl VT. Mayo
MUSIC AND MUSICAL sNsTRl NGKNIs.-The-
lvl subscribers would respectfully request your ANA
attention tc then large and extensive stock Of Mu
and also their well selected OF Piano Re
Fores from the factories Of III, frs, makers m the ~
Strings for Violin Guitar, Harp, vioincelo Double Bass
etc, Guitar Pms. Pegs. Screw. etc.
for Bands, Bands Tsmbourines Ban,os. Drums, ETC. etc.
Piano Ferie Wre Tuning Hammers, Forks etc etc. and
every asle connected With ths Mase Busneis
liberal discount made to dealers and professors and
Second Hand Pianos bought and taken in payment
ths Music received from the North pub
The entire Music Department will be under the charge Of
oss alaw. +. +: 8. 8: sEWiFr. aE5fFir
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e. HOL nj ES'
SODA WATER.


n S. WATERMAN, Gate Holmes & Co..
TURER No 80 CarOndelet street, Graver. otes
furnish his former and oher retailers with PURE
Soda Water aud Mead and calls particular his
Block TIN Cooler Pipes, impr ment absolutely
ta, proven by deveopements of the deierous
effects produced by Soda Water through lead
T. 3. w. also furnishes Soda and Mineral Waers. Sasa
para. etc. etc.. in glass bottles Orders for shipment
any quantity carefully and promptly attended ami de-
vered without charge for drayage Soda Watsy
AppaYatus constantly on hand Tor sale apl 3u
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-06-14
SADDLEkY, ETC.

PHILADELPHIA
and TNuNK Warehouse
9 ROBE Il CO. No. 60 Grayer street. are con-
Ne stan,y reeeivins from Phliadeiphia and 4SN
"a Eaa1uDd new q ottis IN their lins .&5SX n
" Their stock comprises "a DpLxRy ~
lot ali DESCRIPTIONS, SADpLkkS
: HARDWARE, Harness, LxArHAa, M1y44
etc INDIA RUBBxR t;oODs. TRAvELiEe and PAC41D
Aiso-A fine sssortmen, OF BuSyALo Rosss.
GF- Planters and Dealers are invited 10 cal ya0
CADDLERY STOKE-SMIrH " BKorHER,
~ SO and . Commea streef, New Orleans, -
Oier for sale the nost complete assortmsnt Of
Goods in their line in the Southern country, CON-
SADDLEs-More than 500 varieties Of English, Ameri-
can, Columbian, Spanish Mexican. and side add'es
SADUI.E BAGS aud WALLETS IN grsai vaxisty.-
- Brides Birdie Filings, Msr,ngals, Gl!ths, sarcin-
nn giles, Stirrup Leathers, Extra, keins, Hitch kens.
Y2s ii An ESs-Coaeh, Gis and Buggy Harness.
all Qualities Wagon and Orsy Harness, complete parts
Collars Dray and Wagon Saddles. Hames Blind BrdLss aud
TRuNks-packng franks, Travelling
Trunks, Valises and Carpet Bags, all styles *
aps sapbiERY ap'in HARDWARE. sADDL LERs, HAR.
NESS sm%E MAkEks T0hS rs ,.iMS spa tlSDlkcs Of
LEATHEk and sk.NS-skhuns. iissnss. nsiiis. Sole
and Band Leather Oh Top Sides aud uhies; Enamsled
Sides and Hdes Pate Lealhess oi all apahuss And ccs;
Bag Hides sud Sides, FteSkns, Wool skns Hos sk,ns:
Gos, and Sheep M9oceo; Calf skns Ln'p%c % sas I've, Mse
Lace Leather Buffalo Robes. etc. A.,
V- 3. B. are Agens os the sale Of the Patent inde
Rubber Gin and Machine bans Aso, IL Pse.i s,',ichsd
L@sihef Bands; Saw Mil Bands; ladis kseos tioss
Band Riveis, Lace and band .entheo stc etc
d37u SMITH BROTH 3. ~ and oe oommos ..
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MEDICAL DEPOT OF
PATENT MEDICINES,
50 POYDRAs STREET, New Orleans,

los. HUFTY would most respectfully inform the
public generally that he has he entire nteres, OF
ihe Southern Branch o. Emp Co. has leased the stoe
b9POYDRAS STREET, and hss fitted ii at consider
surpassed fsctiss for supplying D,ass.s and Dealers
generally with syey a.tlcs IN ,hs ne he sdeniy sic,s
given to q lwho may tayoT him with their patfonage.
The fol list only csmprsea psr OF his extensive
asOsment which and c be fnFn shed the Trade
reas0nab terms any other house in the south:
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PERFUMERY, ETC.

tV We have Just received per EXPRESS and
opening an invoice of the finest tPERFUMERIES, SOAPS,
COSMETICS, etc., offered in this city Customer
and visitors respectfully invited call and examine
consists Of
DOUBJE EXTRACTS, from the most exquisite Flower;
CoLoaNKs, from the French, German. and American
Laboratories;
TOILET SOAPS OF every variety and odor;
POMATUMs, from the OF Lubn, Dupuytrea,
Roussel, and others
SHAVING SoAPs AND CREAMS of every description;
POWDER Boxes AND PurFs; TOILET POWDER, ETC. etc.
TogelBfer with extensive assortment of
HAIR Brushes, ToOTH BRUsHKs.
COMBs, Nail Brushes etc.
6T For sale at P. LOUIS MASSEY'S,
fel0 If corner Camp and Gravier
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-06-14

Sc YMOUR BRO,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL GROCERs.
Nos 242 and 244 7ehoMpitouias street. NeD Orieaas
EEP constantly on hand good supply Of every
BACON, BUTTER, LARD, COFFEE, TEA, SUG AR,
MOL ASSES, FISH, etc. etc. in large small quantities.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-06-14

A MURDERER CONVICTED IN BosroN.-Carey,
the murderer of George Haywood, the Depot-mss-
ter, has been sentenced to the State Prison for
twenty years. .-.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-06-14

A CARD.
THE sanitary condition of the city Of New Or
leans exciting the attention Of the Board of Heath
and the Medical Faculty, has led to full invesig alton
tn. reof, and compilation by DR.. Smouds of the
cal tables OF hygiene and portuay facts which laid
lore the community in acourse Of lectures Lyceum Hall
BY careful animation of the comparative health and
morality bills of Boston and New Orleans, different PEE
rods great discovered in both places,
the last three four and the mainly attributable
to increased cleanliness, nduct by Shower bathing.
ln Boston. FIVE llydopathy became mania,
and convenient mode of teatpent was readily adoped;
health and consequent dmnution Of the moruary hs
Hew Dreams are greatly Attributable to the of the Pr
RYAN BATHS by at least THous RsONs who,
Notwithstanding the hot weather which they exposed,
manifest by their ruddy iaces cheerful feelings. and
degree of health OF which he unless
they use the PERRYAN SHOWER BATHS which are
tor sale at the manufacturers, E. WOOD PERRY,
je3 I'm 60 Magazine atreet
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-06-14
NEW MUsIC.::NEW MUSIC.

Store 80 Camp street. have just received from Nys7~
.he North over Five Hundred New Pieces OF MU EHAA&
SIC from various composers and suitable play X*X
Of all grades. Among these pieces be found 13k
the following beautiful competitions, viz; -,
" Drinking Song" from Macbeth by Verdi the cele-
brated " RcOi Wshz. sung with such success at
slgnor Bses favorite ar Of Sua pope del milo brick !"
pa5odl Polka P1Ika;" F.ntass from the
all By sIrakoseh. "Good.bye POLKA; Mysostis Polka
Mountain Daisy Jstty Treffzs erea' song Pokaa
Marches. Watzes, Songs, Operate Sketches, etc., great
quantities. =. . =.
kV- Musical Merchandise of all kinds.
my2 Tyler II HEWITT, SO Camp street.
ITO RENTAL Office, IA Gravier street. Pos
session given immed latey. Price $35 per month. lA
The Office is adjoining to Messr Waddell Jackson. A
Apply to Ricardo Il S0ria, 40 Camp street. x.1Y
Je5 tjyl JACOB SORlA,
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-06-14

BOARDING..

pOARDiN9-SiaRls Craftsmen or Families
~ de.!rooa 81 osssaiss ccrssssAh,s eera and -
l.odg in = private family, Teasonnbie terma,
accommodated al 30 camp spt 3ms -
NJ KS. W Z. BROWN informs her friends and
1sA the public thai, haylns opened and ibosuuxbly
fsi.o a es he WAVERLY HOUSE No. .S Csna n
sQatuiy occupied by Mrs Snal. she y prepared
pfer accommodation. both and
permanent Boardes that pains and expense pfocuFa.
NewOvieans November 5, 1870. MA lvoa
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-06-14

COLORED COTTON GOODS-
~ 10 Gases Plain and Fsncy Coltonc des;
10 cases Indigo Mixed Dsnims; h-il ra
16 cases Bel Fckings;
bales ChoetsW strped 0maburss;
baies Marinems 1uipsa - 4sz. l
cases Carolina PlaIds and Htripsn, and
- c1ses Printed Calc0<a at Feducsd pviuuu. ,al Ieg
And for sale by JOSEPH u. PALMER
apS n lamp street.
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THEY HAVE COME!

Ev Those persons who have been anxously waiting
for the arrival Of 81 RGlCAL, DENTAL AND EYE
INSTRUMENTS, respectfully informed that they have
at las, hand. ready fur inspection They
besuduA, and susraned Of sapssior quality Cs
/ and see them. For sa,s by ti-afs' - 4s-i
felO II P.L. MASSEY. cor. Camp and Gsavier sts.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-06-10
Items By the Pacific,

The Paris journals announce that G. OIL She.Dune,
deputed by the United states Ca5ne. % convey the
remains Of Commander Paul Jones 20 America, has
been unable 10 discover The grave aud abandoned the
search
Upon the same subject the following letter has been
addressed 10 the TINES.
SIR notice. from your paper II yesterday. that the
Americans have been unsuccessful Their search AZ Pans
Tor tht remains u the redOubtAh!e Paul Jones tna hal
hey examined the Strangers Bung a. CTOnstlt
tLey would have net With more success.
SINE Tine after lbs attempt o. aud here he went D. Rus
sa, and got an appointment the Russian navy; but IN
uAtq tnce 81 the remOnStTauces 4 the other officers II
the neet he tad 70 resign and allowed small pension
hi me Empress He shortly after died and o4ned as
above stated have often the stone which erect
ed oVerhls grave
Ls1fh, MAY -. SHiPMAS
The Court OF Common Council Of London, on
THURSDAY last resolved 10 present address 10 Lord
Fs.mersiol, tntreatng that he viii promptly and
energeucally use BIS influence W.th the government
OF TIE sublime Porte, 20 procure the immediate lib
Grafton Of the lllustnOus kossufh and his compan-
ions, eapiyes, confined IN the fortress Of Kutahiar
AT the suggestion Of Sir John Herscheu, the new
planet Just discovered by Mr. r. Hind IS IN alusion
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-06-10
The Cosden Nurdercrs' NC

Y4LTIN0Rg. SUNDAY, JUNO :
,, e,-,..- has ~ecp convicted a. Chester
William she'.Gn a fossen muriercrs. and s.Hfea,ed
, - IN ~ So o The Court Room has oeea crowded
throughout. . .t c,..o+,oe Of Pni.delnbi.
Nte,"Ht Ia, night They were received by large
o,cesson OF tie German Societies. The effect o.
',onosing scene was heightened by the display OF
1--WE hundred lighted famoeauI me oo.lel.es VII
eve grand concert a. the .rOn;-st. IheaertO -moT-
row night ,,r mol,
man named Harden, negro. was hung 10y Lynch
Law az Milton. tiOrla. on the 1871, for nurderlhg
man named Smith. 90
The invited Fire Company leave for Ws' 70
Newly Ork this evening.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-06-10

PROBABLE FATAL AFFRAY IN LYNCH
bCRG.-Nc regret 10 learn that a y.olCn, and pTo5a-
on iata personal combat occurred III Lynchhurg on
THURSDAY, between Nj. Saunders. son ol Dr. Jas
saunders member OF the state Convention. and
Ny. A. w [. Terry. The editor OF the Lvlch6urg
ETSm!SR Intelligence Of thlS sd occurrence was
brought 10 DR. Saunders by a special messenger and
ne left The ely Yesterday morning bv me Central
railroad for Lvnchourg. The circumstances IS We
have heard them stated. are these Tie Vfrrfntr,l
had commented with some severity on the course of
Dr. Saunders IN regard 10 Tie basis question The Dr
replied through the Lynchourg RcDa5Lcaa of Mon.
day last IN a card OF some length and verv much Of
a personal character. The IrglHian. OF THURSDAY
morning. reloned tartly and bitterly. ndiculng Dr.
Saunders peculiar STYLE and pretenSonS. and charg-
nS HIM with deSertiOn Of the East. m almost every
important vote. About O'Clock that morning. Mr.
Saunders met NJ Terry IN the street. accoSted him.
and asked nm # he The editor OF The Er-.ala..
Opon receiving Gn answer IN the Affirmative, he
struck Terry with walking stick Thereupon the
latter drew revolver and Ircd. but withoG' ciecs
saunders drew another revolver, and fired. likewise
Nllout eject. Zach then continued irng until hvc
Sh0ls IN All mad been exchanged on either SIDE. Ac
corning 70 me most direct account We have each re-
celyed TWO wounds and when the messenger LEFT
LynchbUrg 10th gentlemen were thought 20 De IN
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-06-10
New-York state Agricultural Society.

Meeting of the Executive Board held at
the Eagle Hotel. Rochester, Thursday, June 5, ISL
Present-Jchn De aGcld, President, IN the Char
Nm. Buel, Vce-Prcsideut T. p Prentice, Lewis
r. Allen. J. NJ. Sherwood. eX-PresldentS j. g. Nor
ris Henry Wager. VI G.. Warner, J. W Blssoll and
A. stevens members Of the Executive Board
James Fogg was appointed Acting Secretary Of
the Executive Board IN the City OF Rochester
The minutes OF the last meeting were read ana
approved
The Board then entered upon the appointment or
superintendent of the several departments on the
FAIR Grounds when The following gentlemen were
severally appointed
Cattle DEPARrNrvr.- II Sotham Of Black
Rock
HoRsEs-J b Bumct, Syracuse.
SHEEP-Lymon Sherwood, Auburn.
SwfNE-R. Harmon, Whealltnd.
PoULTRY-L II. Haddock Buffalo.
FLORAL Hail. Ward, Rochester.
DAIRY lIALL-lsraei Demo, Rome. ,
MAEUFACTUREs HALL ASD MAcmNERY-b d.
LangwOrthy, Rochester.
GENERAL SUPERINTENDENT or THE GR0Uhps A''
CHARGE oF THE ENrRANCEs-lienry Wager, olGs
MECHANICAL MOTIVE POWER, FOR MOyIsd MA
cHINERY-Wm. Kidd, Rochester
Mr.. Langworthy, from the committee 10 come,
with the Railroads and Steamers, reported Thai an
the Steamers on Lake Ontario, and the RalroSIs
generally IN The State, had agreed 10 carry afllcles
and stock for the Far FREE and passengers Tor hA|
PRICE, As has been customary heretofore.
On motion Of H. L. Prentice, Mr.. Langwofthy was
instructed 10 continue his efforts 20 complete sllh4@
arrangements With every Railroad not yet heart from;
On motion Of Lewis Z. Allen, It vas voted to hohl
the August meeting Of he Executive Board m Roch-
ester, 10 convene az the Eagle Hotel on THURSDAY,
the eth Of August, al 3 O'Clock, = VI.
The President stated 10 the Board that he had r.
ceived copy Of instructions issued from the Tref
sury Department, whereby all animals and articles
intended for exhibition at the Far IN September, are
10 be admitted from foreign places, free from duty 70
be entered according 10 the provisions Of the ware
housing act and the Par Grounds Al Rochester ar,
TO be deemed cOnstUctiyely warehouses, where an
animals and articles from abroad, duly entered shAl
be under the supervision and custody Of the officers
Of the Customs.
On motion, the Board adjourned to meet IN Albany
the first Thursday IN July
JAMES =. FOGG, Acting Secretary