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The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1852-04-03

Massachusetts manufactures for The South
shoes and boots to the value of $50 900.
600. Why canno, the South manufacture
Tor itself.-Ner Orleans Detid.
This is bu, one OF the non-slayehold,ng
States, and this but one article Of manuiac-
ture. How many other branches of indus
try in Massachusetts are dependent upon
the South for \ Market and how many
other States are similarly situated, and
which could not exist without a southern
market: Aud yc, we were told, that if we
insisted upon our rights with these people,
we would dissolve the Union. Associations
were formed throughout the country land
still continue to exist the avowed object
of which were to proven, the hotheads -
and "annttlcbums of the South from ag'
gravating these people. who are receiving
over two hundred millions Of our money
from dssolvng the Union Humbus is a
great thing in this world.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1852-04-03

W In our last paper, the advertisement
d Mssssa PIERCE 4 TAYLOR appeared
withest having any name signed to IT, Per.
49, have perhaps wondered what house
n - that had received such n splendid
asssssmsnt Of goods. and who the ind'sid'
v.De wsrs that would not promise to marry
81 H. ~gals-" They may now consider
shsnselves daily informed Of both these
jmpostant facts We are inclined to be.
live, however. that the junior member OF
~ asm Il open . tho gentle but irres'stn'
IL sssaslta Of ~ fair; and, although he
eassos p.omiss u marry Nil the girls, the
probabilities are. it being "lesp year. that
h. eould be induced to sacr.6ce himself to
IL charms Of one Of them.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1852-04-03
Gins anl Mills.

We would call tho attention Of our plan.
tiers to the advertisements of Mr. J. ;. Al.
gxASpnn. This gentleman manufactures
a superior quality of gins and mills, and
he has recently received large supply OF
new material. These gins and mills are
becoming very popular Those who have
tried them are mach pleased with their ex-
ecution.
Mr.. Alexander deserves much credit for
his en.erprizc and industry in starting such
n fine establishment in Texas, and we hope
our planters will patronize him, instead OF
sending abroad for m inferior article.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1852-04-03

Eu,blematic Of thine own pure thoughts,
ed Of ths lovely halo that encircles thee.
fais lady. 10 the gift Of the season with
vhIeh ws wers hooorcd. A type Of thee
-thss. In whom grace, ard beauty, and
poe>sy sss combined. As floats tho bird in
~ asurs home, Or ~ the music Of his native
l..i sossss 70 the wandering exile. 80
wsss bAght thoughts and wierd f"nc'ss
insp,ssd BY these simple flowers. Many
thasks!
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1852-04-03

9 We had presented to US, yesterday.
o~s Of ErriSSEa 4 BAkERs Map OF
Tszss. This map is the latest and most
correct one which has appeared 1t has
hesu compiled At great labor and expense
Any person Wishing 10 have correct idea
Of ~ Geography Of Texas, and pnrtieu-
Lady ths location Of the new counties,
shculd procure one At once. as there are
only few copies OF hand. They can be
fossd a the Drug Store Of Evans, San
eloea. 4 Co.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1852-04-03
Nail ARRANGEMENTS.

ftHrrrN N,It, ta srHFy,runr. l., -~Nfr'r
nil Mondays. Thursday, uEd Sniunln,s. tra>es "a
Wrilnc,,aSs Thursday nnd Sun1ny..
F,.rvsN. Man. rm hssfnLp, La Ati'~
uu Wrln,-,lnp- and >aiunlays. Leaves On AonsA"
anl Ihur-iay.,
NuHrtfHN Man. "a JFtrtrsos, TtS,.--A
riy-s un ltre lays Ihurs'ats, and saturdays. Iesn
on " r,iue-days fridays. and ~uiHay..
NEsrEtN MstL. ra lir>ufEs"S, Tt,U-~M
rites Dn Mo- Jaws. Mrhn.lays aud >n'urlsy-. fra,o
on Iursdats ThuriH}s. aud Awndn,s
SAN AUGUSTINE N,u--Nrfit". on Wrdn~,la, and
saturday Lave. np Thur. ,iuy and sunday
Tyler Mall ArfNc- oh saturday md leaves -
sunday
GmMFa MAtL--NuiScs on Thursday. and leav~
on Wednesday.
Posr ,ppo M.t--Arfi,c- On Tuc.,iays and n.
DAYS ieas ~ on same days ~ IT.. morning.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1852-04-03
Rogers ItverwOrt umd Tar.

rny MN MEDICAL lissn.-Thc introduction d
Cancltiqcaa from California has been mn 'n-stashs
blessing Its cNlpct. cunlpinly wnh L'r'rseh ssl
Tn Is the ha.i. OF Dr. Rogers Syfap II L'ssrssr.
Tar and fanc.lldrag, which Is working ~ondsn u
the cure Of Coughs and Catarrhal qssciion. Views
used by all who have prcdisposition ,o Consampsse,
there would he few deaths 'foin that disease.
This excellent medicine Is sold Wholesale and rsssa
by ScoviL a Man, III Charities street New oriesas,
who are the General Agent. 70, the southern States
II IL Also sold hy Ev,ss 4 SANDERS, Marshall Yes
ASA T,csrr, Jefferson.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1852-04-03

CT 4 disease 'semblng cholera, has
broken out in Walker county, in this State.
Several persons have died from it at Hunts
vile and on the Trinity 1t has occasioned
considerable alarm; but we are glad to
learn from a late number of the Item that
the disease is abating
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1852-04-03

or Vessels engaged in the Japan trade
have discovered an island hitherto unknown
to navgators. It is represented to be fer.
tile, and thickly populated. The committee
of commerce of the Z. 5. Senate, propose
sending an expedition to examine it. Capt.
Rlnggold is to have command Of the cSpe.
dition.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1852-04-03

OF We would call attention to the card
of DR.. JuriN, Dental Surgeon. We are
glad to learn tina, this gentleman has con
cludcd to locate himself permanently in
this place, and would recommend such of
our friends as need his services to give him
,uH
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1852-04-03


FRox e. PAso.-A cosrsspesdlr4 - =.
San Antonio Ledger writing from FL p..s
gives most gloomy picture Of he ecsG
ton Of things ON that portion Of or. M
Grande frontier. Crime 10 very comse
and so great 10 the laSity of morals H.
law Is powefless, and the officers OF juetjas
are afraid TO exercise their authority. AL
TO this, the J'eop'. at III paso ARE kourlv :
dread Of Indian incursions, against whieA
they have almost no protection, there hsis,
bat six soldiers stationed there. We eops
the following extracts from these sctte.,;
Judge Ankrum, the Judge Of the Diet,
Court, is absent since the middle Of sse,
tembcr, and will not return until Arb
Chief Justice Hyde has removed fro~. =,
State. aud the office is vacant The SkssiG
Nr. Doane. resigned, being elected 70 ~
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1852-04-03

Owtus N tlss difficulty 81 making e"''ern"ns ana
- III tl,st ~ have re,~rsl It,oa-and. owing Us
sraee,r,I thso,si,si Eastern Texas Ne have deter.
niss1 In ,he fiur 10 receive no subscriptions o"' Of
~ es.,,v. snl~ss i< money paid ~ advance ~
~ es u iie ps-eens volume We viii scratch on ''
49, ~ ali ,lrlin,rnt sus~ r,i~r- tf'n our s-enp
~. hsrA. ard ~ intend lard give timely note"
e ~ isesnssunl " ,asl..t l'.,of all Delinquent sub
$500 y ID. sts aasssns. they msy ts wns opposite
49, ua1pes This latrtd-s publication "i'i he k-f'
ao01s.e IN ssr ragrs unuI they NY Up. Desperate
Ss..ssss r..s;,, jr.sr .,~ rsnsr.l.es
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1852-04-03

OF The wings in three southern States
namely Tennessee, Kentucky, and Loui
sian, have nominated Willard Fillmore M
the candidate of their choice for the Prcsi.
dency. lie will also get the vote Of the
wings Of Texas, and we think the supper,
Of the wings generally of the South From
these indications we are inclined TO believe
he will be the Wing nominee.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1852-04-03
or The Galveston News Of the %,

or The Galveston News Of the 23d
uls. contains the following;
A gentleman from Jackson county in.
forms us that portion Of his new crop Of
corn was two feet high, and he had young
cotton with six leaves The recent cold
weather, he thinks, will not do any serious
damage, but he had not an opportunity Of
observing its effects. The grass on many
Of the Western prsiries is over six inches
high.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1852-04-03
pnil0tOkcu or Females Er1e00.

For me enfs ~ Pmnt and Hsord,rsd Newst, srstsss.
Miscarriage or Abortion. and hr reiisf Of ell Ass
Sgslnfhaic Nervous Affections attendant ~ F'sS'
nunfg
TRY THE PIIiInTukEN
Il j. prepared entirely in'n vegetable substance =
from roots that wcrr familiar remedies wnh the ~
regimes which We're tr-l bfoue In the ra'ir- Of ~
sc,an by the thai attended an old Indian ~
wife IN relieving and curing all those cfsapiain" y
which ihis medicine Is recommended. Vhese ~!
u~s,s~ sratiy- anti sasns-c, allrtatise tc,,ie ~
other propcri,s, which combined, prsinc~ no. asll
specific aciion the uterus hul hy nlayinf issssee
~ soothing The aud CIV ing tone 10 siss snefs
a-si., Nature N rrsuming her rrrnnr tuncih'ss -
ari health aud sfor 10 the body, and ,he~sfnlnes -
conrrntmeni Ia III. mind
or Rcm,mh0r, that " an ounce of Ffevenia's'ss
worth u pound uf cure
y u Purchasers. lonyod imposition viii h -,
fl To observe my Written signature ,is~ outside ~
of each bottle. Ia Counterfeit which is Forgery,
r G, ElSiEf, Proprietor, Hamburg. &c
~ Price Al PER bottle ST, bottles for -
For sale hy StOVll. 4 MEAD.
III Charities street. n. D.
General Wholesale Agents for the southern Sss'ss'
whom all orders must be addressed
January 10. 1882. NA0-W
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1852-04-03

0T The Democratic State Convention
Of Pennsylvania has declared in favor Of
The vote stood ~ follows
viz Tor b.cha"sn. NJ Csss, 81 Iious.
ton, 2 and Wnlhsr, =.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1852-04-03

AFFAIR rms CorNrv JAtL.--A Mex.
lean was committed to Jail on Monday lass
under the vagran, act. lie was placed II
n room with two others, a Mexican aud a
lfshman. He borrowed knife Of Tie
Mexican under the pre,ence Of extracting
thorns from his feet, and instantly plugged
the blade into his breast. He also inflicted
upon him several other severe aud danger
Gus wounds. The Irish prisoner interiersi
aud WAS also severely wounded. No caass
can be assigned for this brutal act. Ihs
parties were entire strangers TO each Other.
aud the assault was made without proyoes.
ton. II is supposed that the wounds in.
nicted upon the Mexican will prove mortal
He is now lingering with but little hope ef
recovery. The other prisoner viii probs
bly recoyer-.Saa Anonio ledger.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1852-04-03

The Virginia House Of Delegates has
passed the bill to elect the judges by tho
people, on the fourth Thursday in April,
and making their term Of Office commence
on tho first Of July
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1852-04-03

Gen. SAx florsroN passed through our
town On the 18th inst. OH = visit TO his
family which has lately received the sess-.
sion Of daughter. The old hero was in
good health and spirits. and intended re.
turning in few days, for Washington.
Nacogdochrs Ckronieie.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1852-04-03

Tho baptist State Convention of Mis-.
sisippi have resolved TO raise $780, 600 for
endowiny college in tia, State.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1852-04-03
RELIGIOUS TOE.

The Prcs'ytcn of Eastern re,a. Nil meet in Ns''
hall on Tuesday night April 9Th, for tho PafT.-s
installing Rev " " Sr,rirs q. i'i-hop and Passss
Of the rr,.l,irrian Church 81 Marshall
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1852-04-03
= II l. NJ A X X T. 7 8.
Delta OFFICE.

Delta OFFICE.
S,runp.,, MosNlsa, March 10, is's.
COTroN-Th, publication Of fuller yas'rssssa
the Niagaras aI,ices, which were even moss Nv
bic than frs, represented, gave mn snrnlss to ~
ruaud to-day, and 700 bales w-rr sold q ssT =
prices, though without any general advance
NEW ORLEANS cAsss'vrcAr'os.
lnfrr'or,. ,!as. Gee; :,,,, M.'d III. usss
Middlinr, - aU | Fair. ...''''
rlors-rmm 81 30 tn % ., 49,
poKn--Mr.. AID isI.,o sis co: y. u. ~
Prime sis ~ to Al3 Sd; Hog Round. 7c -
RAoos Hams from lole.; essss " y ~
ers u 10 Tie
Covvsx-Rio 80 "; lava sise ISL 49,
CmocoLArx.-From9 10 io-: .-n
suosa.~Brown, from I to tie; liavsaa ~"
,op; L.Af lilo lite.
B,oaIs,..- Kentucky, frs~ Ito i3ie.
BAlE Wors --k~nsucky. ~ Ia 81.
NgsswAx. --frosn 2! 7" ?3r.
sx,xs.--is~ar rs 10 %; n-er, In Lais ~ =
MoLsssgs 20 to .ac. = ~
C.xnlrs.--si~rm Il to ~; Tsilow " WI -
mantinc W.
K,ce-At3lc ~
Sk,Ss.--- Iuilalo rohs frcm ~ ~ > ~"
deer |? 10 II
Cosx Ordinary. 70 = ~; hess - - -
Cattle QlaShot
JcNsrsa City, MescA -
nsxr CsrrLE-RrcctIas to-day ~ -
Gs IT, per h. net -
U,as--scsrs. tn ,a~~ salss vssssi y M
net -. -. ~no0
Sussr--Ths vsnct on kaas \ lkehA W
M,s'"w Cows We eanss a e1sse
Calvts sNp NEAaLisos-I FER 49,
era 10 F-r Head.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1852-04-03

We hasten TO correct an erroneous re-
poe which, we understand. Inns gained
currency abroad, 10 the effect that Mar.
alb r. siekly. This umor is calculated,
unG pesaadly. 70 injurc our town, and rem
dr1psasy Aoss who have children at our
.sh1 1hs general health Of the place
10 ~, asd. ~ siekusss prevails in our
schsu9 = ~ lien reported. It is true,
! tive yaasg laAiss (who had been going to
nphoel n Masshall have died within the
r ~ wssta 1hsss deaths. perhaps,
5sesd ~ rsmors 10 which we sllude
vsss esEtaialy strange and unac.
~, - shsss vas litlls II any com.
n dskssss Ia ~ ss~assity. We
~ y thess who havs children At
~ y - ssdss 20 appsshsnsions
: beplA q ~ pisss was never better.
!. ~ ssassa = - ysss. thaa Il Is At
prsysslssa ~ hs,ievs thess AZ few II
AZ. -. l.s..'.a. I. =. s'.''.
q A1ssaea = pastisslssiy directed to
49, sssnses 4 Mn A. BUsSssps.
Il - - ~ ssssap,laasd lady
X e1 e6kssj = 1IanAaa. W.
= - -
~ laaia1Isa - - ~ ssass
y - neesA = Assiis on ~
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1852-04-03

These figures need no illustration to make
them understood. They prove the bill to
be palpablc violation Of the Constitution
They prove the bill to be anti.repuhlican in
its effects, for il gives minority the abso.
lutte control OF tho majority.
The undersigned can now call to mind but
one analogous system to this bill, which is
the one so cursed in England--thc rotten
boroaghs.
Should the policy OF this bill gain favor
in future Legislatures. a system as full Of
odious abuses may be fastened upon us as
ever drowned tho popular will, or bligh.ed
the prosperity Of England.
Because this bill violates the Cnnstitn.
lion. and Is unjust and oppressive in its 10.
tails to at least one third Of the population
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1852-04-03

Of the State. including my own const"".
cnts, | submit my protest against us P"s
age, and ask that II may be spread "po"
the journals. w.,xrv
We fully concur in the above,
49,. BRYAN. NV. McDApr,
EMrRy RAINS, AliRhp EVANS
Agx. Rosy, u. !. DOOM
ms \,r ". C.. EDWARDS.
!. u. Nrf.aLANp, II. H. iNIoh' On
EDWARD X. liogp. cept as 10 hu''esf'
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1852-04-03

or The following letter, copied from the
Mobile Tribune, will be read with inter
cs,.--Mr Quarlcs proposition to test the
sincerity of the Massachusetts men is, we
think, fairly put, Gai. Ners.
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! to - - sssvss.isa s,ssss
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The Democratic sentinel and Harrison County farmer. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1851-1852, 1852-03-24

AN ACT-
Authorizing special session Of the Court
Of Common Pleas.
SECTION /. Be it enacted by the Gen
eral Assembly Of the State Of Ohio, That
any Judge of the court of common pleas
may hold a special term Of said court, in
any county within his district, at such
time as he may prescribe, whenever in
his opinion the same may be necessary.
SEC. 2. Whenever any Judge of the
court of common pleas shall notify the
clerk and sheriff of any county in his dis
trict, Of the time ofhclding Especial term
of said court, it shall be their duty, imme-
diately to proceed to draw, according to
law, a grand and petit jury for said spe-
cial term; and the clerk shall Immediately
give notice, by publication in some news
paper printed in said county, and if none
Shall be printed therein, then in some
newspaper having general circulation
therein, and also by notice posted up in
his Office, of the time of holding said spe-
cial term; which said notice shall be given
for at least ten days prior to the day ma
med for the commencement Of such spe-
cial term.
Sec. 8. Immediately after said juries
are drawn, the clerk shail forthwith issue
a venire facias 10 The sheriff, commanding
him to summon the persons whose names
were drawn as said Jurors, to attend at the
seat of justice of said county, on the first
day Of the special term prescribed by the
Judge, at ten o'clock, A. NJ, and the sher-
if shall proceed Immediately to summon
the same according to law.
SEC, A.. No business shall be transacted
at such special term, excepting criminal
business, appeals from county commits
sionersin relation to roads and highways
and the hearing and deciding upon appli-
cations for, and objections and remon-
]strances against ferry licenses.
SEC. b. Reeoguizances of bail, wines
SEES, subp@nas and other process in crimi
nal eases, may be made returnable to said
special term. in the same manner as they
are made returnable to any regular term
OF said court.
SEC. 6. The business enumerated in
inc IOulLR SccLlOn OF InlS act, Wnen con-
tinued at any regular term Of the court,
may be acted upon at such special term;
and if continued at any special term, may
be acted upon at the next regularterm of
such court; but all other business of said
court shall be unaffected by the holding
Of such special term.
SEE. 7. The provisions of this act shall
not be applicable in any counties of this
State, wherein special criminal courts
have or may be established.
JAMES @. JOHNSON.
Speaker Of the House of Representatives.
WILLIAM MEDILL,
President Of the Senate.
March 9, 1852.
mo 90 -
The Democratic sentinel and Harrison County farmer. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1851-1852, 1852-03-24
observation-disclosures

Persons wishing to compete for premiums must become men,
urer. upon which they will be furnished with a badge of mem
bership. All articles offered for premiums must be owned by
the persons Offering them, or by members of their families
compete, without becoming members themselves. When two
persons are joint owners of stock, DC, both viii be expected to
become members in order to compete.
Whether there be much, or little, or no competition, no pre-
miums will be awarded, unless the article presented be deemed
meritoroIs and deserving; neither will any premiums be paid
unless the regulations are strictly complied with.
John Carnahan. Thomas Lee, David Hilbert, Samuel Scott,
and S, B. Shotwell, are appointed to make arrangements for the
Fair.
The order Of exhibition will be principally the same as last
year, and will be stated in due time in the hand-bins.
The various awarding committees are respectfully solicited to
be present in due time that the Board need not be under the ne
cessity OF choosing others to fill vacancies.
The Democratic sentinel and Harrison County farmer. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1851-1852, 1852-03-24
mo. 2U'I
AN ACT

lNo. 2U.I
AN ACT
Fixing the compensation Of members Of
the General Assembly.
SECTION /, Be il enacted by the General
Assembly Of the State of Ohio, That each
member Of the General Assembly of this
State shall be entitled, during The present
or any succeeding session, to receive for
each days attendance during the session
of the General Assembly, the sum of four
dollars, and also four dollars for every
twenty-five miles distance by the most d.
rect route of public travel from his place
Of residence. in travelling to and returning
from the seat Of the General Assembly,
Provided, that no route on which there
shall not be some mode Of p lblic convey.
The Democratic sentinel and Harrison County farmer. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1851-1852, 1852-03-24

.tN#LEHE MIeEHHF .LNsN. EhIt .L . #.Ea
SExATE.--Mr. FlR4usoN reported a bill
to provide for the manner Of %electing Sena-
tors and representative IN new counties.
Alr. Rich Introduced a bill to provide
against the evils resulting from tie sale Of
intoxicating liquors.
The bill 70 regulate the action Of forcible
entry and detalner was ordered to be re.eu-
crossed. The bin ~rryiSes The whole law on
The subject.
The senate then went into committe o.
the Whole and considered tile bill loregplaie
appeals. and the bill y amend the Probate
Court act.
III rsF-The BILL regulating the fees Of
witRt sses allowing mileage is passed into
4 law.
The bill making certain appropriations
including those igr Asylums, which failed
yesterday for want oil Tie constitutional ma
joritg, PASSED this marhing. 4esaaqn,
lGkh tHst.
H~ousK-The Bill b abolish The Offices OF
Register aud Receiver Of heDe6ancr Land
Office, aud 90 create Tie Office Of Comm il.
aioncr, was read The third time this morning,
wIiea tfis Gaiphih forces sst Up a terrible
howl abdnt legisiating wings out Of Office
We suppose thc idea of saving money to the
state. and gusrding against swndling, ar,
sobsolete illessy ID yhe n,itds Of those zen.
try, when ulA1Iel ~ stake. "A beautifa
set Of men, truly. III tlk about prescription
sIhe Dem 5crats very properly showed If
sAeir l,vpvcrisg IS ofes9aaas i1Ms int.
The Democratic sentinel and Harrison County farmer. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1851-1852, 1852-03-24

TT LARKIN, G. w. SCOTT, DIN CROSKEY.
The above articles must be manufactured in the county and
within the year. The committee are requested to make a lengthy
report describing the articles upon which they award premiums
and noticing the number of competitors for the different premi-
ums.
BREAD DAIRY PRODUCTS N FRITZ
The Democratic sentinel and Harrison County farmer. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1851-1852, 1852-03-24
GARDENS.
For the best managed vegetable garden,

For the best conducted Grist Mil-taking into conside>
ration, order, neatness, cleanliness and skill, 4
2j best $
al 50 o
The Democratic sentinel and Harrison County farmer. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1851-1852, 1852-03-24

ance for travellers or passengers, shall be
considered as a public travelled route.
JAMES c. JOHNSON,
Speaker Of the House Of Representatives.
WILLIAM NEDlLL,
President Of the Senate.
March 3, 1852.
The Democratic sentinel and Harrison County farmer. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1851-1852, 1852-03-24
Za1=aa OF -or4@unauucne.
PREMIUMS ON R

PREMIUMS ON FARMS.
For the best managed farm. with reference to neatness,
economy, Improvements, agementofbuildngs pro-
ttabieness; in short, to scientific and practical farming,
the first premium of 8 OF
Cd best, 4 OF
3rd :" OF