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TUE CoLoRED PEOPLE or NEw YoRE-The col
ored people of New York have held a second
meeting to take into consideration their position
and duties. The committee appointed at pre-
vious meeting, reported IN favor OF emigration
They recommended that an agent whose known
integrity, industry, and Judgment whould secure
him the confidence of all, should be dispatched
to the country that may be selected for their la
burs, aud secure TO emigran,s arriving Mt their
destination comfortable quarters together with
sufficient provisions for one year subsistence from
the time of their debarkaton, SO rs to enable
them to pHrsue the even tenor of Their vocation
without hndrance. The report concluded by
reminding those present Of the fact, that emf
grafton would sacrifice the innate love OF the
place Of their nativity, only to the more nobler
boon of liberty and prosperity,
The report was unanimously adopted, as were
also the following resolutions:
Resolved, That whereas we, the free colorcd
people Of the City Of New York and of the sew
eral States throughout the Union, have for long
series Of years, suffered from unjust and crue
prejudice from our white brethren. In this and
The several States, arising from difference Of com
plcxiOn, and the degradation to winch they nave
so wrongfully consigned Us, and having reason 10
believe, from the present treatment we receive
that our condition in this country ~ daily becOm'
i.g more and more critical aud our presence NOR,
irksome and offensive to the whites, we do, afte'
due consideration. deem it iodspen'ably necessary
To our future wellbeiny, that sose immediate ant
decisive action on our part be suggested an'
wisely enteredmto. Reconsideration Of the above
grievances, we do hereby,
Resolve, That we form an association for tn
propagation and encouragement of African col
oniza,on, and that said association lie known n
the United African Republic Emigration Society
and the standard on which We hoist our ensign
the tree Of liberty, and our motto-Equal, CIV
and religious rights to every man.
Resolved That the duty Of this society sinai
be, TO devise aud forward all plans or means tina
shall tend to add to the benefit and Importance q
the object for which this association is formed
the increase Of emigration and the speedy oui'
ding up Of tho African republic.
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other rule ~ which to govern their action. than 10
regard the animal and The character OF his stock
wiIbsut reference &c the particular services for
which be NAV be deemed useful
In regard TO brood mares your committee
would remark that the exhibition may be oons
iercd IS very fair, AMI decidedly superior to any
previous year The only regret they have to ex
press is in regard TO the smal,ness Of the number
1t being less than that Of stations when IA their
estimation It should have been ten times as great
They would also state that. in their opinion, the
desirable qualities oi power and speed are better
excmplifrJ ia the brood mares than in the stall
ions, but that they are capable Of much further
improvement, by judlcious course in breeding.
After careful comparison of the animals, your
committee have come 20 the unanimous conclusion
10 award the premiums "a follows:
S;a'l'oHs-lst prem, TO J Howrcy, for Young
lafayette; 81. to Jas G. Ross, for Snap; sd. To
Wm Meow Tor Combination.
Brood Nlres-l,t prem. 10 @ Ross, sorrel
mare, ~, to same, bay mare 81, to II Hurd,
baV mare
S'',d Cots D. o'i-l,, prem TO George D,w
sell, Virginia Tiger, 81 to Andrew Shepard,
Young Saap.
Std Colt, y oii--i,t prem to VIM. h
Chapman, Brute Albert; "a to Vim. Ross, Belvi.
deere.
Al Of which is respectfully submitted,
ESos SHrn, Chairman.
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SNEEp


The Viewing Committee on sheen most res.
pectlGllv report that they have carefully viewed
all tue sheep entered, and arrived at the follow
ing conclusion, There were entries.
l't premium for the bes, fine wooded buck, a.
warded Ralph Ware, Of Granville
Cd prem. to Augustus Shepherd Of Hennepin
Is, prem. for the best fine.wooled ewes, a.
warded Augustus Shepherd.
No second premium.
lst prem for the best S coarse wooded ewes,
awarded to Ralph Ware.
No 2d premium
lst prem for the best lot OF lambs, not less
than 5, awarded Ralph Ware.
No 81 premium.
Your committee regret that only entries Of
sheep were exhibited aud those Of different
grade, one pee Of fine wooled ewes. one pen Of
coarse wooded ewes, one lot of lambs each con
sistlng Of in number. By the adopted rule Of
the society they We're the best fine.wool,d ewes,
because they were the Only one. exhibited So
with the culrse woOlel ewes aud the lambs
likewise.
Thus you perceive the committee in three en-
Ses out of five, were obliged 10 award the first
premiums TO the only poorest exhibited We
would recommend to the society tina, some rule
be adopted to meet ike case. in future.
Tue committee would urge upon the society the
Importance 10 the interest ofa.ricalture that the
breeding Of sheep should be extensively encoura.
Ied, as they are very important aud valuable
race Of ANIMALS.
good and desirable sheep should be short.
legged. square built carrying high head round
neck, straight or the back wool soft and fine,
thckly set and good length
Your committee furthermore would respectful
ly suggest to this society the propriety Of peti.
ionlns the legislature Of tho state Of Illinois. at
It's next session, for the benefit Of sheep the tax.
ing OF dogs thus; One dog, 81 per annum two
dos'.so per nnnum, three dos', $40 per annum
1t u very common thing in the state of Hi
nols-ins'anccs are frequcn,-f,rmcrs too-who
cay they are too poor TO keep sheep, yet they are
able to own rife md keep three dogs.
JonS PuLsFEa, Chairman.
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DIR. Storms Crlebrs ted scotch Cong Candy

Country Merchants, Druggists and physicians,
residing in the interior should lose no time in
getting supply Of Doctor Storm. Scotch Cough
Candy, from the Wholesale agents either for cash
or on commission, the article commsnds itself to
the afflicted rs the best sugar medicine ever in
vented. We must all acknowledge that great
benefits will result from the introduction Of a
remedy so powerful in its operation and yet SO
agreeable to the taste to all objections 10
its timely use in checking the symptom. of Con.
sumption. Price, 10 cents per roll roll. for %
cents or 81 per dozen. The Candy is neatly put
up with directions for use. a handsome enrra.
wing Of the Scotch Coat of Arms, and the written
signature Of Hamilton Wade, (propristor) is on
the outside wrapper ofeaCh roll and package.
BARNARD. BRO co, St Louis Mo. Gen.
eral Agents for the United States and the Cana.
das
Walker Kicking and e L Thompson, Agents
OttaNn III
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VINO Is Mas BloonrR lis she a coarse Mad
anne Troiiopish Swisshelmi To he sure Mrs.
Swi'sheim Is woman Of great good sense but
tirrLi too masculine. Mrs. Amelia Bloomer
lives ut Seneca Falls, beautiful, romantic village
OF New iork.-She Is said to be areined and sl-
egsnt lady. the leader OF the ton where che resides
She Is about rs years Of age, and is tLs wife Of
an eminent lawyer Her manners are ths.s of a
modest, gentle, unsssuming lady and the pte.
sumption is tina, she adopted the dress which 10.
given her so much celebrity, because she thought
1t convenient and becoming Quincy Wing.
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Markets.

UIllwn OCT IT.
Grain continues TO come in in tolerably good
quantities. We quote salcs Of prime winter
wheat at Doc but more sells at as than otherwise.
Spring 2SGSOc in poor request even ut tloie
rates.
Corn taken another fall
We now quote sales yesterday at % for ear
and csc sLeled for old and zoe offered for new in
the ear.
Oats l5c firm
Ba Hey e1,a soc no, much doing
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SWINE

he committee on swine would report as follows
Your committee have awarded to VIM Pa,ten.
Tor the best boar, the 1T Premium; and to T. +.
Human The 2d premium.
70 T. Human the 1t prem on brood sows
to VIM Patten the ID prem; and to Weston
the 81 prem
To l. Human premium on the five best pigs,
there being no competition.
Your committee would beg leave to remark TINT
avery limited number were exhibited, and those
although very good were Of no very extraordinary
character. Your com. very much regret that 81 1t
ie interest Is manifested Ia the Improvement and
raising OF swine, which believe is destined to be
come one OF the greGts,npe products Of this country
NJ me present. time yields as great prof, as any
branch OF the iarmine business
Ira l.. PICK, Chairman.
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Judge Douglas Rochester Address

Tt. ,Jlr,ss Of I,I,. D,r,l,. at ia, o,r.at f,;r
al N'c"'''''' ao'u"'' win SO many '"'N"s pas
sages, that, in our trouble to select we had al
most resolved TO prjut the whole document The
ru,,,.... ,,..,,,rn,I., .a,,o;, ,.,r ;l.,s.
Ny remarks on Tue suoJevt VI s,A' Apply PEI
maps "hh e4ua' i'iee' 30 'he CULTIVATION "a '"e
VINE Inc VINO Is ta'Ne oi ASIA ou' n"s ~
'""'cu ~ "su'a' P'''c''"' III '"' UPe ~" 49,
ca. h'e mere l. scarcely aspe''es OF AsiAuc
wine h"o"" 10 So'n''''Ve' -"'"e % 'ue q s."''
P'''u vines III hu,ope ai' W, 'o'''
'm'y ard- ~ latitude - degrees ahn oo ues'ecs'
C"feiH' 'enu'us anu maturing anu ''e ''ea'i'e,'
os the VINE w 'oe CASH anu II, we ee'"' seem 10
nave zone ever! 'n'ns' VIC nae a. many '"''e
Ties O: 'he grape as any part ui the ""f'I' "'''.'
senous 10 our own country ana growing 'uia'.
an'ly "lu III WOOD ana Prah'e' Inc sfe.'e,
par OF tls''; ho"e'T'' ie'ia'" sun
Without the least .a'ue oe'iiS a''Acheu ~ 'nerh
oy our i'he's ieI strange W say "i'no'' e'o'
ry experiment whieh mas oeen mace WIN our II,
d'sen"os RAPE mas sue'eeueu. uoot VINES ="
superior III 4Gai'y 10 the ofuiua'y nochs A'' GA
res imported INTO '''s country are no" 'NH".
rom pure ihuIgenous s'"Pe, w many p''uV"s "
iehhSE wanna ono, hen'ucHs' ii'u'a''' i''',">'
missouri! ana oouo'IeSs III olne, s'nIes ~ ne
ioh "n.'e u /" We" h"oN" 'n"' "l". "As LIS
oten staple article OF produc''on IN 'ne '""ey
% 'ie mo o,ahuc' anu "e sout'e'' F''"o' W y
CahiofnA Inc Nata"oa grape mas SHOWN ,'se''
admrio'y adap'eu 70 'ne uAluia'tuie OF cn"ih
payne Wits me i,sh'e, so''s VI u 'U'nsn "t "a
eeIeh' afuc's ior Tue 'aO'e' nA'e oeen "'''' VI
60 t'H' nn,''.s ~ IL. ~" -.
oil The lh'ted states are Wiling 10 pay n'S"ei
price LOT lneh uin 'o' .he usua' iu'''e' VI
rfeh'h or uefmah "'nes' " WHICH 'he! arc ae
customed' ~ =,
Il very ialr ianies WINE Is ptouuccu W Nor'"
Carolina, from an indigenous srspe' caliea soup
pern0ng, peculiar TO that state. olHIar efpet'
ments have been made IN other states an" u
would indeed seem as II the Indigenous Amefl-
can grape were INFINITE IN Its varieties ana rs
culture better adapted to 'he SOIL ana climate OIL
this country than that OF any o'her S'hd oil grape
either from Europe, Africa, or 'he ,hhaty Is
lands. In view OF these facts, IL - certainty no
/ wild conjecture to suppose that the United states
will, in very short time, produce good WINE so
cheap and IN such abundance, as 10 render IL a
common and daily beverage Such result Is
not to be deprccatcd on the part OF those most
scrupulous on the subject OF ardent spirits Tor II
isa well established fact, verified by observation
Of every day, that the population oil VINE grow
Ing countries is noted for sooriety aud temper
ance. The most sober people OF the old world
are in the wine growing countries OF southern Lu'
rope, where the article, like water Is placed on
every table, free OF cost, but an extra charge made
for coffee. and very exorb'hnt one Tor tea
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1851-10-11

Ko.suru AND MS CoMrAsioss.-Tho Board OF
Aldermen Of New York. have adopted prcam.
bic and resolution, to extend to kossu,h and his
immediate associates, a kindly and hosp,able
welcome on their arrival in tina, city, and the
Mayor wn. requested to tender to them the hos.
pi,alitss Of the city and that Kossuth be receiv
ed BY the Common Council in manner worthy
of The man and The cause BE- sspoused
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1851-10-11

LITIGATION The Central Railroad promises to
open rich field for lawyers. Already have the
city councils of Chicago and Peru made nppro-
priAtions OF money to be expended in going to law
with the company-.he former &c. 900 and the
latter $4,000, And we see limitations that suits
are to be commenced in other parts Of the state
The object is to enforce compliance on the part
Of the company with the terms Of their charter III
locating the road
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premium on Catawba grapes; aud TO Charles Rich
ardson the premium on hive varieties OF pears.
The committee consider the exhibition Of fruit
as much superior To that Of last year III appearance
and quality il exceeds It IN quantity. Most of
the lots ofruit, however were not entered tor pre-
mluins, although some OF them were equal II not
superior TO those On which premiums were granted
] he names OF these contributors are as follows
Edison Harkn.ss, of Peoria co; John Wier, OF
Marshall CO John Pulser, T.. r Pulsiier, Sidney
Shepherd. l.. l.. parmclce, and W Patton, OF Put
nam Co; Arthur Bryant and Cyrus Bryant, Of Ru-
reapco.; \. K Whitney, Of Lee co; VI. Wharter
and Williams, of Mercer CO, {. K OScrman, OF
tutonc co, l.. l.. Pennington, Of Whtesides CO (;
u. Z. undeIhill OF La Sale co. and l.. Robbins OF
Knox co, Mr.. Hardness exhibited the greatest
number Of varieties
The exhibition Of vegetables wss very limited in
quantity and variety The committee " ould men.
ton as worthy of notice, some varieties OF seeding
po,s toes raised BY L. l.. Psrmelee and Oaks Tur-
ner. ASrHvR BRYANT, Chairman.
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They put sort Of pcrwis on children in these
days, says the New York Evening Post Long
rnglets Of false hair are attached to the inside Of
the crown OF the hat and descend to tbs shoulders
and down on the back In this way n child Of
two years old appears to have as long II head Of
hair as Eve in Paradise Lost
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Democratic County convention.

The Democrats OF the several towns OF La Sale
county are requested Ia hold town meetings on
Saturday the iih day of October next for the pur
pose OF appointing delegates to attend a county
convention To be- held Al Ottawa on Monday Octo-
bel the 18th, for the purpose Of nominating candi.
dates for she offices of County Treasurer, School
Commissioner AMI County Surveyor.
The following is the number OF delegates TO which
each town T. entitled. viz.
Hope I, Dmmck l. Eagle >, Freedom 3. Ophr
!. Eden .. Troy Grove 3 Vrmilhon = Bruce Sa-
lsbury T. La Sale g. Meriden | Deer Park 2 Farm
Ridge !, Dayton ,, Earl 3. Utica l. Wal'ham !.
Ottawa 6. South Ottawa2 Grand Rapids ., Man
ius 3 Rutland 3, Mission g. Serena =, Nor,hyill, ,,
Adams 2, Brookheld ,. ELMER BALDWIN,
FERD CARTER. WELLS WAIT,
?. J. DINMck, JoHS HISS.
e.. w. Gibson, L. Il DrLASo,
l. LELAND, County COuesp COMMITTEE.
Sept. 20, 1881.
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PLOEGHI.VG MATCH.

The Committee on blowing beg leave to report
That William Patten pIowed, with Peoria pillow,
tfty.,mee minutes; Harvey McFer-on plowed,
with Hennepn pillow, fifty three minutes; and
PITTS plowed, with Peru pillow. "A minutes.
Others also plowed. On consideration we do a
ward the first premium to William Patten; the
second To Harvey McFeron & the third to -
Pitts. WM +. TAYLOR
Chairman Of J.. Comm.
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ArrLFs Mr.. Unie,hill, Of Manlius, bas place j
Us under heavy Obligations for the richest pre-.
sent Of the season, being a large basket of op.
les, comprising spec linen Of all the choice varie.
ucs in lis orchard. We certainly never saw finer
fruit Ench apple appeared to be the perfection
of its variety Mr. U. has raised all this fine fruit
from his nursery near NIarscilles, which certain
" need. no higher recommendation
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HoSEY-Ne are again inleJ;el 10 M Z.
Sherman, Of West Ottawa, for plate Of the finest
honey we have ever seen Mr. s uses we be
lcyc none Of the pa,en, contrvances OF the day
'ocoax bis bees into glass boxes DC but he GER
;ainly deserves a patent for the trick Of gs,ting
such beautiful honey Of his bees.
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The London Times says Blrnums Panorama
If the Worlds Fair will be more than three miles
in length. 1t consists no, only Of the Crystal Pal
ace, but Of its contents for exhibition, also. The
Times pronounces Barnum one of the Institutions
uf America
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1851-10-11

We bad glorious feast few days ago on 4
hl,ket Of Mr.. Brush's Catawba grapes They
were from the same vine with those that took the
premium at tie Granville Fair
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The committee on Cattle are unanimous IN re
porting their qualification in view of the number
and quality OF the animals exhibited, and Of con
sraiulniin, this infant society on the increasing
interest manifest on the present occasion. MANY
Of the animals exhibited are such rs would do
credit to older institutions. and the spirit which
has brought them out gives unmistskable evi.
dcnce of determined progress and your commit
tee are confirmed in the belief that this long and
much neglected branch Of farming f,r which
this country is 81 peculiarly adapted will hcreaf.
ter receive the attention which It's Importance de.
maDls
Other interests are extensively advocated Is
say after essay for the beuef; Of the wool grow
er aud the wheat grower are spread out on the
pages OF onr Agricultural journals. slowing by
facts AMI figures the improved means Of protita-
Die production while scarcely n word of aid or
encouragement. hl, been given the men who are
supplying the beef markets Of the world The
business has been suffered TO pass almost unuotic.
81, Our cattle Craze in promiScuous herd, like
the buffalo they have displaced on the wide
spreading prarrics. while our attention is absorb
ed by other aud often less important interests
Notwithstanding these ueClec's. such are the
natural advantages Of the country. that We al
ready control the beef markets Of New York and
New England and ycry seriously affect that Of
Europe. 1t Is already demonstrated that with
only present facilities Tor transportation. We can
pgof,ably under,ell the English aud Irish in their
own markets. We ALREADY largely contribute TO
tie supplies Of the Engli.b navy. What. then,
may We not DO when with increased facilities
with our stock wrought up to perfection il il ca.
pab.e Of attaining. when tie prairie grass gives
place TO the clover and timothy. AMI our praircs
arc all connected to corn fields, meadows and
"a tunes, and the whole business properly under
stood and ,ys.ematil-di
1t is cheering to reflect that we have passed
the trying period Of FIR; settlement when each
day was necessarily employed providing for the
wants Of the morrow, an we have NV leisure
and opportunity for rropetI, ,tad,ns the means
Of turning our abunlant agricultural productions
to the best account
Gentlemen. your committee are pleased with
the evidence that You have begun to do we'll
Go on until you cousummate the good work 49,
Your committee after q careful examination. beg
leyve to recommend the award Of the following
premiums Us the society:
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The Rev. Gro. SculosER, Of Akron Ohio, Iay
ING accepted call to become pastor of tie otta
wa Free Chu,ch, will commence his labors in the
Mechanics Hall on The forenoon Of Sabbath next
l2lh inst, Service at the usual hours.
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Dr. Norwood, the State Geologist, arrived in
town last evening and is staying at the American.
We understand tina, good progress has been made
IN the survey, md that results Of most favorable
character are irdi:ated.-I State Register.
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Ira l.. PICK, Chairman.
FRUIT AND VECgTIRTrs

The committee on fruits aud vegetables have n
warded TO Williamson barley the fret premium on
apples and pears to David Meyers the second pre-
ub,lia crspts; TO Henry L. nlush, Of Ouawa, the
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1851-10-11

Ma MErcAtvs. Of Peoria, Illinois, has been an.
pointed chief clerk Of the Land Once a. Washing.
ton. IN place Of Mr. John Wilson who hs. been
detailed TO act as chief clerk Of the Pension or
Fee
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1851-10-11

We are authorized TO announce Francis Gal
LowAY, as n cand late for County Treasurer, sub
lect To the decision Of the Democratic County
Convention.
We are authorised to announce DAVID SMITH,
as 4 candidate for the Office of County Treasurer,
subject to the decision OF the democratic county
convention.
We are authorized to announce JosEPH III
WAGNER as n candidate for the Office Of County
Surveyor, subjec, to the decision Of the democra-
tic county convention.
We are authorized TO announce BEACH FEL'
low. as an Independent, candidate for the office
Of County Treasurer, at the approaching election.
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DIED-On the evening Of the Sd inst, after
short illness, Etiz,BrrH, infant daughter VI Ger
shom and Ophea Burr
"My Lord hath need OF these flowrets gny,'
The reaper said and smlled;
Dear tokens Of the earth they
Where he was once child
"And the parents gave, in tears and pn.n
The flowers they most did love,
They knew they should meet them all again
In the fields OF light above"
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point may be matter Of taste, and might be
decided differently, by different persons. still IT
must be admitted that careful attention IN this
particular is essential to the production # good
article. On behalf Of the committee.
ELMER BALDWIN chairman
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On New York, or any par, OF England Ireland
Scotland or Wales. IN sums to sui purchasers, for
saleby april Sly NJ II. SWIFT.
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Bulls UNDER YEARS ORR.
j., prem. On White, owned Uy Wm Patton,
% z. TAYLOR, " W. Durlry.
81 Spotted, J. T. Bullock.
Cows
lat p on Delllah owned by Benson6 " oodford
81 White Pooled " +. r. Pulslier
Sd Light Red r. Ware.
WoRKISG OXEN
lst prem. on Red owned By y. v Bost
% " Brindle, VIM Patton
HEIETRs 2 YEARS OLD
Is. p. on Light Red owned by T. F. Pulsfer
HEIFERs YEAR OLD
ls'prem. on Roam, owned by VIM Patton
2t " Roam, W Durley.
THE Committee take pleasure in noticing a
beautiful halfblood Heifrr offered by r. Ware.
for which they would cheerfuly have awarded
a premium ii a third one had been offercd)
HEiFER CALVES
1t pr. on Roam. owned by Benson / Woodf,rd
Bull CAVES.
lstpr. on Roam, owned BY Benson woodford
81 " Red, c. Weston
All u Which is respectfully submitted
W J. PHELPs,
Chairman Of Com. or Cctl.
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Well executed counterfeit s?os on the State
Bank Of luliina are 10 circulation. Look GU. for
them
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SIGHT EXCHANGE
SIGHT EXCHANGE

New York, in sums 10 SUI, purchasers, for sale
nov9 NORRIS & Fisher.