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The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1853-05-21

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universally Hkrla admired hv al -,'-,. " n l:yy
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AnpLIE AIION.
M LIN n IDN.
10 the Honorable lruirto Court ipr TIE District

s.. ,ioh!>burv. May +. 1913.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-01-28
NEW-JERSEY ITEMS.

BIRTHS, MARRIAGES AND DEArHs-Fr0m
the Reports in the Office of the Secretary Of State the
Slowing statistics Of Blrths Marriages and Deaths are
TAKEN They present only estimates approximsfinx 70
facts; The number Of Births during lac, year wsrc
1868 Of which number 5,462 we're males and 4so4
were females and the Of III not reported Dunna
the year there Go2 Marriages In the State The
Deaths during the year numbered G3l-ebout equally
divided between the sexes-t0 which ono sixth moro
probably should be added for deficient reports Tho
largest number Of deaths q any eass those under
years Of age-24J3; the next largest number Of
deaths are those between 20 and 20 years sge The
lumber in this class Ia 49, The next In number were
between ~ and 20 years OF ths class there were 4O9
There were "a deaths Of persons between 20 aud 100
years Of age and over 100 years. Consumption and
dyseDtery are the two most fatal diseases.
PErITIOssTo THE LEGrsLArURg. petition
70 the Legislature praying the OF law prohibit
ING tie sale Of intoxicating hqno and snbscnbed BY $50
Of the citizens OF Hudon County forwarded ~ Tfsn
ton On "Wednesday The County having been bot partly
esnyed tor petitioners arrangements have been made 70
Der Of pstuone wall probably swell up 70 5000 Ths carr
leave JeTsey CITY This morning ~ socioct, at which time
large Representation OF TIE Societies Of Temperance the
County will have to participate In the CEREMONIES Of the
State Convention.
MnTARY-On Wednesday evening, meet
Dg held Union Hall by the Insh Americans Of Jsr
ssy CITY pursuant los notice heretofore given The metns
va.esIed 10 ordsrS ~ O'Clock and .ev..i addresses were
made relating D. the sub-et ofa County Military Orrsuxa
nor winch were well received Measures were adopted
iof the Ined ate organization Of Rifle Company Jersey
City.
TEMPERANCE MEErmG.--The Third and
FOURTH Werd Tempersnee Society held a npeetiuf last
sf,Iins az ~eilwooa's Hs and addressed BY Rev
owln' formerly Of jeoey City. good audience was
foUsD ~ STATE or STARyArIos.-A man
Ismed Perry, living 10 shsnty the low lot cppoats
warren, btwesn icrk and Ofesory-s,s, yesterday We
found ia 9 starving condition He completely be-
Ismbed with cod that he hardly able 20 dnnt
eonee which Was gyen him Measures were taken 10
provide ssarY relief
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-01-28
LAW INTELLIGENCE.

SUPREME COURT OF THE UNITED STATES
WAsHIscros, Tuesday. Jan IS 1853
No 40. The Board OF Trustees for the Vim
cennss University the State cf Indana-Enor to he
supretne Court Of Indiana
Nr Justice Mclean delivered the opinion Of ne Csss'
reyersns with the decree Of SID Saps-e Coan,
and rensndins the for further proces1nss N e"s
rnify 70 the opinion of this Cosrt . vt...h~sh n
No IS. Mary L. Bosley ct al, sppeisnn - s 49, scs
isued By M Reyerdy Jehasen os tbs asa con-
~. .uI.oToS' wednesday, j n 20, lo51-
.I.,.ni-, Es1 Of Nxrylsns Caas. ,. Hsl.
tsS Of illinois and TSon.. sa.nlspd Eg 4 ssw Yoss.
"sfe & -. Fnnis Adzninsfs.sos s pl1iati1s N
.,,oy ~ ri B. slasth, Administering Gerhs wssnsue
1h = commenced By Mr. Toehnsn foS ~ plAls
20. r. error snd continued BY Mr. Rediu s he As(1sss
n srrv Asjoarusa tn to-uarow 1t II oeosk 4, u.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-01-28

BRnox,vs o. IIo,,, TIA lI..v'ng
seu,l,,,a, -. -, -. .. - ,..,,.,.. :. ~
yesr, ne. e. ,,1 49, - % ~, sas' - - 49,.
0eoa krthcr \ -, ~, M 80 - 80. = Rr
JClr HAlss, Uafn,jn Rl.fs n. mn c,.ss. ar,.r
ccsrrsSaa Gore y Ss,,.a 30. ssss Rs.,s
Nhhok. Alfred Edwards. We, ~ ~ Pisr,rt,~t - "
Froth nshsa Cru p Smith R,sA.,d y.ls lo,es: s,.s
well. John h. Graham. Alex. u Nhits A LanAaS
IREsksfAItoS'-ih members OF JoppA
Lccee, NeSi, f'eemssons pr~srrted Past Master n l.
fetlt with apero Pest NesteTs Jewel Of rod and Men
testimonial Of regard being ss0as TO leave for California
-,
SERIOUS AccIDyNr.-On Friday evening A
N.,,,y R,a.r Of Jamaica va rc.ara IA 20 Ia. a..
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-01-28
BROOKLYN ITEMS.

fIhE--About noon yesterday a fire broke
cut u The esrpsnter shop Of Francis d. Eorr. ss,s
neG bceEu onsns;ns from the The buidrns was
Of ane which caused i 20 bum rapidly .ni IL was entire
y destroyed together with large rorton II the eonens,
eonsslrs OF door and p>ior trimming Anslg tns con
trnts Consumed chests tools belons the
averaging 800 in value The loss sas red BY
NJ honis snoun to above 81 ooy not insured fse sop
OF AesxA BrExtoo Mathews sdjoinins wA eAnassa 70
the extent OF Above eD
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-01-28
BoARp OF Epuc.rIoy-WedResdaH-E. c.


BENEDICT. Fad President, in the Char
Aeu School Site u Fifteenth Ward.-A communication
received from the School tceH Of tls Ward stating
that Mr. George w. Tucker who had agreed, ia writing 10
%, four lots T.eibst for - 81, school Site, had
Ttuseo 10 make conveyance. communication was also
received from MI T. saying he had supposed 70 b.
school exclusively for girls bat asceraned aerwaTd that 1t
otherwise Referred 70 Select Committee, consisting
Of MessIs Cay Stuart aud Cunning
IaiJp Of Fulhc Schoi Society and Ward ScAo1is.-rhe
T., announced that the Public School Society had
cOncurrtd the dTa Of law adopted by ts Board 70 b
presented the Legislature for the Of ths two
Sci Oos and dee memorial Will probably be sgned to-nor-
by tae Trustees. Committee Of eyeu IN the event
OF the memorial being signed appointed on che part Of
this Board, wait upon tue Legislature with the JOINT me-
oIia
resolution presented md referred for the appoint
nen COmnl.ttee visit annually ali the Schools the
expense 10 b. dcrny d agreeaby % law.
appropriations For pay of Teachers Of Public Society
Schools ~ Febl SAB o. Si6.Gl tor alterations, incidsn
tsl esIsEses, &C of Ward schools TO Feb SlOt0 tor
Free Academy k517 y for rent 20 Feb S5ji j tor
completion Of alterations m Ward School No a. Nintl
NsId; ako, for some printing and stationery BIDS.
School officers Of Twentieth Ward
fr appropriation for expense OF missing yard Of church
where Fary School No - kept; erecting wall yard
Ward school No 70 and regstng court ard TO saIt the
gratc Referred
The Clerk areeably resolution, presented return Of
the individual ATTENDANCE Of members when present zb
scut sc for the ear Flied Adournet
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-01-28

SIR ,seErs.-At the AsroR, Gov. Fairbanks,
W. Pr. Geo HO5ss. do; J. L. Coles EnSan 4. A
.Sus Posrnn: J Nctjreg0r. d0s Gen Richardson S1A
f--cs,co. 4 W Iosu.on ssisrn; ". NJ. lace. Hoasss1,
Tsxs; Col T. whippIe. " r.; c. C. Agsr, Hudson !
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-01-28
RIVE noticed the other day the forna,

- We noticed the other day TIE IOrIna'
tou Of new resfn-nt Thos. 2 Neagher' Colonel
under the name OF Lrih Rides The name, aose'eF'
!. ReurbhcGn Raez- and the eonPaniss enrolled are
Mitchell Guard CapI Nalsehy in-n 5 S,,l.,
S-sShe- Kises. Cert. Donneilyi Comrnodore Barry
G,,srS Capt Murphy. The orgsnlz1r9n rs oesn
80 1rcr The bro-les prlncples u Fuoi eAal. a.
,,jb ~ al c,snracted with IL thzt rs caps-ly
to[s suhrTce rAe friends d. rational oety without
di.tiucfOn o. race OF secf
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-01-28
The LATE ARRAY between MEpIo.L SrU.

DENTs David F. Bass the young medical student who
vas stabbed By his room mate and elOvsfldent VIM H.
Irwin Iuesdsy afternoon sill lies critical situation
u his boarding house The Seventeenth Ward Police are
the look Jr Irwin but have not yet arrested him
The difficulty said 70 nave on ofs dispute relative
10 the ing clients necessary the cOmpOundag OF GER
medicine The wounded student az the time OF the
conflict snapped loaded pistol at his adyersay but otu
paiely Il cid lOt explode.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-01-28

OMNIBUS Uncomfortable learn from
ia; PaGdelPAia Baleiia that the proprctors of omn
buses in thatefy have adopted regulation. which
seems TO operate satisfactorily The fare reqniredt
be paid in advance and thus is avoided the annoying
delay which oAen occurs when passengers have not
the requisite change Delighted with the 81 t.s
arrangement, III, BsHesn suggests other improve
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-01-28

Yesterday afternoon polznder. whose name Is sup
Posed 70 be Nooiach occupying an sftie room It the
house north cas-; corner of wskcrst and West BsoaI
way, made an attempt At sefdessruenon By shooslas
hmsefin the mouth with pistol loaded with 20 ~dsr
and bAn Toe report OF the pistol alarmed the inmates
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-01-28

X Ladies' buy your Goods where you can
get the bst article for the least non j. AT CoLcMaIls
HALL, No. III Ord-st, you purcdass pure Inh Lasu
the best quality, shty with sal saser b1r war.
raIiea perfect every respect a. nominal price, DAN.
ass Table Lnsns uyOiced a. Soc, 90a95c Tor &c l11
De- BeiasS Shirtnr Linens invoked By the s.so a. Sc
SO &C. tor Sic 50 &c; pure Linen Sheeti8x II "a ~
lEvoiesd &c, @dsc, fer &c, 56d51c Birdasys aid
si ~ tsasi .e also uPerfle Enziish LonsClo.hs in
voiced &C. viii Be sod at &c. per yazd Ren.nber "a
bey your goods where Joa get the bess quality or
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-01-28

SHoP-LFTNG-Tw well dressed young men,
named George Morris and Pete, Waient were yesterday
arrested BY Officers Rad0d and Reed Of the Oh efs Office
charged with stealing gold chains valued at s2l from
the store OF Mr. James Manchester No % Maiden lane
The accused It appears entered the store yestrday morning
under pretcuse Of making purchase and while Mr. Man
chester was engaged IA showing articles 10 Wsent,
bis companion, a. alleged, stole the chains which wss
subsequently, found tie person ~ Walent The accused
taken before Justice Stuart and committed in default
OF $50 bail each Tor trial Waent IL Gscan ~ years
o. see Morris native Of TINS City 10 years of age and
book keeper by proessiOn hi. residence "a Bowery
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-01-28
CHARGE or P.ssSs CorvrERrErr MoyEY.-

OHAEGE OF IAssING LOlNfEHFEIT MONEY!
A German named Henry Brown arrested on Weinss-
day By OeeIs sutton and Reed, OF s Essex Market Po-
lice Court, charged with having passed counterfeit sj bill
the Bank Of Gtnesee % jacob Blera No 80
dge-st anu another Of the description TO Philip
Kramer Of No 60 BudlO~.s The accused, whs 10 TN
smith carried on bis business At No kortlav Justice
Welsh bed him 10 await examination. TIE bills poorly
Executed and not well calculated 70 deceive.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-01-28

CHARGE OF BURGLARY.-OfIicer Brundage, OF
the Thirteenth WsTd yesterday arrested German named
George DssEait charged with having "Wednesday night
ty OF false key, cred The exchtn se-oice Of Mr.
Joseph Brown No 81 Shenfst AMI stolen clock y1laed
a. 81 The clock traced 10 Levy yxwnshop, No 40
Grsdst where Il had been pledged By the wife Of the
prisoner, who admitted the fact Two ock-peks OF
which would unlock tho office Of Nr Brown, found
the premises OF the accused He committed by
Justice Welsh for examination.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-01-28

To PREVENT COLLISIONS on RlLRoADs.-A
correspondent suggests the propnety that every Rail
road Company have regular line Of telegraph oa the
line OF their roads; and at every important sta-on
there should be also telegraph station, 20 eonmlni
cate each way the arrival Of tr.is In this way an
be known when tran started and is progress and the
trsln coming IN an opposite direction may know "aea
ami wEeIe % meet IL In this WY COLLISIONS may 0e a.
ell times prevented. Those roGis having only single
track should by law he required hsge such telegraph
line without delay such Improvements wOuh Slre
security 10 the travelling public ami would IN the END De
great saving benefit % the companies Toe annual d.
stuction Of engines and freight ami passenger cars
would defISy the expense of such improvement 70
say nothing OF the lives and broken and crushed I'm
that would alec be saved
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-01-28

rs porter the store 0f Msssrs Bishop Roger, NJ
a9 Nsdensnc YESTERDAY zresee By Capt LOuagd Of
the Second Ward Police charged with having purloled
cdeieDr times daring the lss two yes gallery % tae
ysns Of about sTa The prisoner vas committed by Jus
nee Sruzrt, " await e1SnlInatO %.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-01-28

u The desiTe to call special attention 70
IN undertaking recently commenced IN this City BY
Rev. Thomas GAlEude, in behalf Of the edaeGs4 deaf
uutss in our community. Of raori there are II ie's;
l25 the great majority gaining respectable likelihood
in various pursuits he proposes to form Psrsa and
build church in which be gather around hm taee
persons for religion worship aud instruction WIN tais
end in view Mr. g. holds service every SEnfay, n ne
smsll chapel Of the University on Washnstoo sq1[ IRE
IL order that the parents and Children other relatives
and friends OF deaf mUfes may be joined with them IN
parsh The morning service conducted WIKI the
voice. hut the Afternoon the deaf mates iaenseg
and is carried on by means Of the silent language Of
sgr.. We bespeak Tor this project the sympathy aud
encouragement Of the 5encyolent
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1853-12-09
saIufatory.

We come before you kind readers
with much reluctance, feeling our ina
bility to supply that vacancy which has
existed for some time in the "news
items" and other matters ofinterest that
may be connected with .our city. II
must not'be expected that the Lightning
Train will contain much except the To-
cal items ii at may be gathered from the
passing events Of the times. But If we
should trespass upon the patience of the
readers OF the "American" by leaving
this track; we intend IL shall be to de-
fend the Maine Law, or some similar
Prohibitory law, for the happiness and
prosperity Of our beloved state; as we
consider 1t the greatest, and most impor-
tant subject for the consideration OF the
age, and one which should rouse all the
feelings and determinations OF every
true lover of humanity.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1853-12-09
John SMITH.

The following from an esteemed eltl-
zen of Union County refers to matter
OF aomo interest TO the cltlzona Of that
county. II any one feels agrIeyod no
may have an equal amount Of room for a
respectful rely, and then the matter
must drop.
Mr.. EpIroR.-Wlll you be 10 kind as
TO allow mo tho privilege Of addressing
the citizens OF Union County; on the
question OF building new Court House.
thro' the medium Of tho "Amerlean"
as we'll ms In answer 20 two articles
which appeared In the "UnIon Herald"
one Of the 3rd lnal. signed az. plurbus
Unum" aud the other ot the II under,
the title Of TAX payers"
The "iieraldn being under tho con.
troll OF certain Gentlemen, who are In
favor OF controlling tho action of the
Commissioners In locating the now Court
House, have induced mo TO address my
self through tho columns Of your paper,
In preference 10 the Herald under belief
that the Editor Of that sheet might not
Insert my remarks, aud as the "Ameri.
eau" has the next largest circulation In
tho county, will lose but little In the
change.
From the remarks Of tho "Ilerald'sn
correspondents Il ls very evident that
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1853-12-09

ther referred TO committee ofthe board
or 10 an agent 20 see il the proposition
be fair lit Is reported on at the
next session OF the board, and either re-
cciyed or rejected. Or during the recess
OF the board, If any propertv Is proposed
In regular form, 1t can be accepted by
any two members OF the Board, and the
agent, and reported to the Board for
confirmation. SO soon as this is done,
the party can make his deed to The COM
panY. This deed is then referred 10 the
Attorney of the company who examines
the title, and il correct reports TO the
secretary of the company, with an alb
stract OF the title, and if all right, the
Secretary the n issues the stock certif-
Gates, which bear per cent interest per
annum, payable in stock.
Others prefer and subscribe their real
Estate subject 10 appraisement. In this
case the person proposing appoints one
appraiser, and the company one, which
two, if they cannot agree, select a third
man. This apsraisement is binding on
both the owner OF the property and the
company.
We wish to remark upon the care and
caution with which the company receive
property. No one person is allowed 20
receive and decide on real Estate SUBJ
scriptions-and even after il is acted on
by the committee, Il has 10 be acted on
again when the board Is in session.
Nor does the company receive Real Es-
tate at cxtrayagant prices. Our road is
to be built by honest men, by honest
means. Ii is not intended for fancy
stock. Nor is IL pushed forward by wild
theorists. Property is only taken at u
fair valuation--as near It's real value as
the best men in tho county can arrive
at. Sometimes, II Is true, the best men
may be overreached In Real Estate
But this company frcm tho very COM
moncement have exercised tho .strictesi
caution on this subject.
Those wishing TO subscribe real Estate
to this company can get Of the agents or
at the Office printed blanks, and II their
property Is near the line OF the Road, but
u few days ne ed elapss before the stock
certificates can be issued 10 them. The
stock draws interest from the date OF the
deed. And In this respect Il might be
we'll for those who have already subseri-
bed in this way, TO make their deeds. and
save interest. Those who attend to their
best interest are looking to this matter.
We will hereafter speak Of the pro-
priety Of property holders taking stock
In this way In this road, rs we'll az III
future business and destiny
G. L. CLARKsoE.
Dec. 2nd. 1853.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1853-12-09
Cincinnati Markets
Rs OISONING. ~s

Thousands Of parents who use vermifage COM
posed Of Castor oil, chlomel. dc, arc not swars
hat while they appear TO benefit the patient, they
are actually laying the foundations fora series Of
Diseases, such as salvation, loss Of sight, weak.
nessofiimbs, sc.
In another column will be found the advertise
mentof Hobcnsaek's Medicines 20 which weask
To attention Of all directly interested In their own
asweil as their chidren's health. In Liver Com
plants and all disorders arising fromthose ofa bill
llous type, should make use Of the only genuine
medicine, Hobensack's Liver Pills.
tile NOT dereived," but ask for Hobensaek's
Worm Syrup and Liver Pills, and observe ihaieas
has the the signature OF the Proprietor, in. no.
BENSAcK, ~ none else are genuine.
oTlfyou want any Boots or Shoes, go 10 HuD.
SON, No. ga. Walnut Street, wholesale manu-
factory, where you viii find anything in his line
cheap and good. by the ease or dozen.
July e5ih, ls53.-32-Gmos.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1853-12-09
os Heal Estate IL taken as stock
tn the valley Hail Road.

As there is considerable enquiry on
this point, aud 10 tho company wish TO
act openly, and so that every man can
understand their operations, few expla-
nations on this subject may BIO interest.
Ing
AZ most, II not all Rail Roads have 10
be built In part, { not altogether, on bor-
rowed capital, II ID necessary 10 prepare
for every road solid peeunIary basis 10
give ID real credit This can DO IN no
way us we'll and as certainly done, aa
the possession OF the best improved Real
Estate Of the West, II Is reliable under
all circumstances, and In all commercial
storms. In this respect then Real
Estate taken 40 stock for Rail Road
is decidedly the best for financial basis
Hut " we have 10 build our road with
out foreign loan, II Ia better than cash
subscriptions. Good Real Estate can DO
sold aud con veited into cash sooner
than cash subscriptions can be collected,
All good lands aud lots can BIO sold and
the money made available la one, two,
and three years. This cannot be done
with any certainty with cash aubscrlp.
tlona. Some will pay sooner, but the
larger portion will plead excuses from
year to year, In the loss Of health, loss OF
crops, loss OF bankru pt friends, and va
flous other drawbacks to which tho
business OF the world Ia subject, Con.
tractors too will sooner take farms nnd
houses In pay for work than they will
cash subscriptions, which arc frat sub,
iect TO the delays ola promise lovine
people, and then TO the more vexatlou'
delays Of tho law. Thon we say goot
real Estate subscriptions are preferable Il
build road. either with or without d
foreign loan.
The Cincinnati, indianapolis and Chi.
cage Co., are taking real Estate In III,
following why They take proposition
from individuals for the sale ofthor prop
erty to tho Road payable In Its stock a
par. This proposition 80 soon M ae
cepted by the company II real bill o
sale, or Title bond for tho property. ant
upon the payment OF the stock IN spool
fed In tho proposition or title bond, /
deed eau be compelled from tho party
90 agreeing 10 sell, The company ar,
at no ehlld's play. They are doing
things up safely aud securely as far al
they go,
A proposition, when II Ia made 10 the
company. ID laid before the board, Is ell
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1853-12-09
December Session Of the Franklin
County ARricu I'm rnI SnciefY.

County Agricultural Society.
The society met at Brookville on the
Sd day Of Dec. 1853, pursuant to pre-
vious arrangements and was called to
order by A. d. Line, Vice Presi-
dent.
The Secretary being absent, on
motion John p. Brady, was appointed
Secretary, Pro Tenn.
On motion of L. A. Goodwin,
Resolped, That Wilson Morrow be
appointed to call upon Curtis w.
Smith, and demand Of him our flag,
and in case Of refusal 10 give IL up, rs.
certain from him his cause for such
refusal, and report the proceeds Of his
labors nj some subsequent meeting OF
this society. Adopted.
On motion of T, A. Goodwin,
Res0iped, Thata committee Of three
be appointed TO wait upon the Board
Of County Commissioners, and re-.
speetfully request them 10 so alter or
amend their order relating 60 animals
running nj large, ~ 10 forbid bull calls
over nine months old. boar pigs over
four months old, and rama over four
months old,
Said resolution adopted. and II. A.
Goodwin, Jefferson Colescott, and j.
Z. Brady. appointed said commit.
toes
On motion, Resolved, That tho next
monthly meeting Of this society be
held NJ Cedar Grove, on the first Sat.
urday In January next; and that our
February meeting be held at Brook
Vile.
On motion Of NJ. Debolt.
Resoiped, That the question for dis
cussIon nj next meeting be. "What Is
the best mode Of raising and fattening
hogs9" Adopted, and M, Debolt. u,
Whitney, ], H. Jones, and Il. X, Rock
afellar, appointed TO report on said
subject,
J, IL, Farquhar, Esq, was Oppoin-
ted 10 deliyer the next monthly address,
On motion, J, M, Barbour was mp
pointed ~ our Delegate 10 meet with
the State Board In January nexl--and
John II. Goodwin his alternate.
On motion, adjourned until meeting
In course. JOHN l.. BRADY,
See. Pro. Tenn.