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Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1854-11-02
ShcriHS Sale.

DY virtue of an execution to me directed
I'D from'the Clerks Office of the Marshall
Circuit court will expose TO public sale at
the court house door in the town of Plymouth,
in said county, on Saturday November 18TH
1854, between the hours of ten O'Clock a m,
and four O'Clock p m, on said day, the rents
and profits for seven years Of the following
described real estate. to wit: the east part of
the property owned by Pomeroy and Brother,
in Brehmen. in Marshall county, it being a lot
out of the north west quarter of the north east
quarter OF section 3, township 35 north OF
range 3 east, bonded west by a lot of land
now owned by VIM. G Pomeroy and o cupied
by Geo. Pomeroy, and south by the State road
running east and west, and leading from Plym-
outh 10 Goshen, and running east ffom tie
south east corner o. the said VIM. q. Pomeroy' s
lot along the line of said road, and thirty feet
from its centre, eighty feet and four in hes,
thence north one hundred and thirty two feet
thence west TO the north east corner of said
VIM. G. Pomeroy's lot, theme south along
the line o said 10 10 the place Of beginning
containing ono quarter of an acre, more or less:
A. o ten feet wide. and thirtv-two feet long irrn
h la south, sliu ted west of and Joining to
"A lot of lrnJ purchased by said Pomeruy of Da-
Vi B 'o'hers. and bounded south by The Plvnl-
olth ana Goshen State read and west by a
county read rnnn IL north and south on the
east side OF the plai of the town of Bremen and
north of linds belonging to David Brothers.
containing five rods more or less:
and If the said rents and profits fail TO sell for
sum sufficient TO satisfy said execution and
costs, will al the same time and place offer
the fee simple title 10 the same Executed as
The property of Vim. G. Fomeroy at the suit of
Ruth Sering and others.
J. l.. THOMPSON, Sh'T
Oct. &c, 1854. 32t3.
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1854-11-02

The Picayune says there never was,
perhaps, such hard time TO get anything
TO ca, in New Orleans as the present.
There is literally nothing in the markets
fit 10 be eaten. The meats are poor and
scarce. Eggs are OUT Of the question. and
command from SO 10 75c a dozen Beef.
mutton AMI poultry are OF the poorest
possible kind. Potatoes four for dime
sand barrels to the city. just now would
make fortune.
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1854-11-02
Some PUnkin.- have pumpkis

Some PInkin.--PeIshings have pumpkin
in the north window of theif Drug Store
which weighs one hundred end 6fteen
pounds. and longer and larger in circum-
feIance than a flour barrel, and if it was
billed out would make a very neat young
Ark for the little Nuahs. Those wko
have trip up Salt river in contemplation.
had better hand In their names.
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1854-11-02
Fail anal Winter CIOfhing
Is Extensive and Com s,scte
furnishing GOODS,

Cloths, CaSsimeres, SatinettS, all other
nds of Wiat'r Goods, can't b. beat in anv
portion of Norther Indian i, and his -ariety OF
Trimmings for Tailo rs and oil ers making up
clothing, will e found more extensive than al
any O'her house in tn place.
Don't 20 somewhere else and get CT Gated
before You cal. at the p ople's cheap clothing
store. W here you are sure TO set the worth of
your money, and leave the Prophet of the
establishment with the wamest thanks for your
patronage. F.R.
Oct. 10, 1854. stiff
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1854-11-02

REPEA OF THE NEBRASKA BiLL.-The
National IntelIigencer. one OF The most
prominent wing papers in the Union.
speaks as follows in regard to agitation for
the repeal of The Nebraska bill;
The National InteLIigencer has already
expressed its disaPproba.ion, in more in
stances than one. of any effort to ogitste
for repeal of the Nebraska bill and res
toration of the Missouri compromise line.
la the first place. it is improbable. and
therefore useless; and. il 1t were attain.
able the danger to the peace Of the Union
is too greet to be hazirjed for any mere
party purpose
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1854-11-02
TO Correspondents The Cslomel song i

10 Correspondents Cslomel song is
inadmissable, for the reason that il is m ore
especially our mission to encourage peace
and quiet in the community instead OF
engendering contention and excitement.
Drop letters through the pos: Office or
any other channel, receive no attention
without the real name Of the author is
conveyed 20 US in some way.
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1854-11-02
NOTICE

Is hereby given to the holders of the Bond,
Il for deed for Lot I52 on the original Plat
of Plymouth, to prod uce said Bond TO the A
gent of Marshall County in Indiana, pay the
purchase money and receive deed FOR sad
Lot, on or before the first day OF November
A. D.l854, OF sail contract COR the purchase
of said Lot will be, and is hereby declared
10 be rescinl ed from and after that time.
By order of the ard of Commissioners of
said County, at their Sept Term, A. ID. 1854.
T. MCDONALD, a. NJ c.
Oct 5, 1854 29t4.
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1854-11-02

Free bapkS,--We Will take the Issues Of
any of the Indiana Free hanks on sub
scription to the Banner. whether suspen-
ded or not.
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1854-11-02

A boy called u doctor to visit his father, who
had the deliripm hem ens not rightly remember
ing the name of the disease. he called il the
devils misunderstanding bad latin, but very
o 81 E Iglish.
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1854-11-02

Banner Lawhead, ESQr, of Rochester. Full
ton county, will receive and receipt for
any moneys due US, or receive and for
wdrd subscri bers
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1854-11-02
EriondC Keep coming on to see
III, lCIlOS, Inhn lie stnns nj Cnunl.s

HrInndC htFp CUHHITIB Oh 10 SIC
Il AiCuS' John. He stops at Goggles
Store now His salt has come. Will You let
charity call your patronage To John-a poor
young man with large family, &c.
Why in the name OF thunder, and all other
kind of Roots, don't you bring my Brush hool
home, you have had il your share of the time
Now mind. John is Queer fellow, You he,
best not fool with him.
l said this. JOHN.
Oh Galley how rns-;
Sept. : 1854 2f;s.
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1854-11-02
DR.. S. HIGINBOTHAM

Respectfully tenders professional Servi-
ceS TO the citizens of Plymouth and surround
ing country. All calls, day or night, shall
receive promptattention. Office on Michigan
street opposite the Printing Office
No. soft.
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1854-11-02
ShcriHS Sale.


DI virtue OF an execution Ia me directed
ID from The Clerks office OF the Marshall
Common Pleas Court, will expose to pub lie
sale at the Court House door in the town of
Plymouth in said county, on Saturday Nv, en-
Der 18th, 1854, between the hours Of 0 O cl'k a
IN, & O'Clock p IN, on said day, the rents &
profits for seven years Of the following des-
crlbed real estate, TO wit: beginning at a point
north east from the south west corner Of the
north west Quarter OF the north east quarter OF
section 50, township 35. range east, and 80
Get north Of the south line of the above desert
bed lot, ana 30 feet east of the West line OF
said lot, thence running east 10 feet inches
thence north l32 feet, thence west l76 feet 8
inches, thence south l32 feet 10 the place of
beginning, it being part OF the above desert
bed To-, and near the south west corner OF the
same, containing one hal acre more or less,
and levied upon subject TO on execution in IA
Ior OF Senng's heirs; and ifthe said rents and
profits fail to sell fol- sum sufficient TO salts
iy said exc, ution and costs, Will proceed to
sell the Zee simple title to said real estate 10
satisfy the same. Executed rs the property of
VIM. G. Pomeroy and othors 10 satisfy an exc
cution in favor of John W. WI ght.
J. L. THOMPSON, Sh'G.
Ocf26, 1871. 1913.
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1854-11-02
Wtl2lte2. i&HN2E7S

Splendid ass, ment, and suited 10 the sea-
son, are M W offered at such prices as TO do a.
way with all grumb ing, at the
VAR ETY. STORE.
oct &c. 1854 3otf.
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1854-11-02
NOTICE

To William II. Horton, Thomas Wise, and
Daniel Bortz owners Of souh east quarter o
section IL Township SO north, Of range east
South west quarter OF section / Township 81
range east, and north half Of the south west
quarter OF section SO township 81 north, OF
range 3 east. 1t has become necessary to con-
struct bitches across the above DESERT ed lands,
in ditching the Swamp Lands, and at any time
| will be ready to arrange the damage as the
law directs.
SAMCEL MCDONALD,
Swamp Land om'r.
Oct. 26 1854 1919.
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1854-11-02

GTExtra copies OF the Banner, in wrappers,
ready for mailing, may be had at the Office fof
cents each.
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1854-11-02
Horses g. BuggieS
NOTICE.

viii oiler at public sale the 9Th dry Of
l. Ivcmber next nj NY residence, = miles west
at Plymouth. the following property, to-wi,:-
Cows. Young Ctle, Horse, Sheep, Hogs.
Geese, Wagon, harness. Cook Stove, 3 e Stands
and other articles 90 ',d.ous o mention. \
credit of six months will be given the purclla-
r giving note with appr v'd security. waving
all appraisment and valuation laws, aud draw
ing interest from date.
JOHN HALL.
Oct 90 1854 1913.
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1854-11-02

Ma EEN~ EK0D0D4A~
TNHE following is few of the many Books
Il Just received and for sale at the old Line
Book Store.
Lost Prince.
World of Art,
Rob of the Bowl,
FowlerS Publications Entire,
Novels a large Stock,
BuiSt'S Kitchen Garden,
Vicar OF Wakefield,
Parley'S Cabinet Library,
Poetcal Works all kinds and Styles,
Sol Northrup,
Trantwine on Railroad Curves,
n. p. Willis Works Complete,
ScrbnerS Engineers Table Book,
BancroftS United States,
JackSon'S, NoyS', & Strong'S, PcnmanShp,
Modern British ESSayiSts,
Rollo Works,
Present age and inner Life,
Pirates Own Book,
Hazlett's Life of Napoleon,
Humorous Speaker,
Bulwer's Novels in one Vol,
Mechanics Book,
Florel Gems,
Wild Western Scenes,
Old Brewery,
Mrs. Ben barley.
G B. ROBERTS
August 3, 1851, 1871
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1854-11-02
FOO By virtue of an order of

NOficO By virtue Of an order OF
A'O1ANN' the Marshall Common Pleas
Court, will Offer at private sale, on the prem
Uses, on the 18th day of November. A. d. 1854,
the following described Real Estate to-wit;
The north east quarter OF the south west quar-
ter of section humber seventeen, In Township
number ihirty-four north. Orange four east in
the District of lands subject to sale at La Poste
Indiana. containing forty acres. being situated
in the County of Marshall, Indiana.
Said lands will be sold on the following terms:
the entire purchase money To be cash in hand !.
OZIAS BAIRD Admir-
October 70, 1854. 3Ii4
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1854-11-02

And in my Office IN plymouth FrIday IL
where may be founl at all times thcreaf, er
according tn law
Tax payers will rlea,e take notice that the
new collection laws a.c o stI ingent in their
cllarao er to compel the Treasurer to collect
taxes by levy and sale ofproPeriy if they are
not promptly paid. l is, therefore. necessary
that ~ one sees that his taxes are paid before
The third Monday of March next, and thus pre-
vent this unpleasant and expensive duty from
de'o'vins gu me. Taxpayers will pl, ase pre-.
pare themselves tn make their own change, and
thus confer special favor on me-.
JOSEPH EVANS. T. NJ. C.
Oct. 49, 1851. BIG.
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1854-11-02
Packard and Eesa'a'ay
Trest, supplies,
State OfIndiana,
Marshall County. So.

NkaFslfaAE County,, IS.
OCCASIONALLY appeared before me. No.
tary Public in and for said county, WIN. G.
Ponerey. and af'et being duly sworn upon his
oath says, that Samuel Shirley transferred Ia
him a land Office certifca'e for the South Yves:
fourth Cd of Section twenty (20) in Township
thirty three (33) North of range two Elst CON
tanning cighty-ihree and lO-lO0 acres. which
certificate WAS transferred tn said Shirley by one
Sam'l |. Davidson, he being the person to whom
it originally issued by the Land Office.
He further deposeih and saws that. he has duly
transferred the above land to Edward s. Tibbi>,
that he received the said certificate Il Im the
said Shirley, but has since lost the same,
mi>laid it, and that, he has transferred the
same to 20 other person. as he verify believes.
Wn. G. fOAIEGOY.
Sworn to and subscribed BEEF re me this 4rh
,lav of September 1854 as witness my hand and
Official Sc a.
JAMES McFARLIN.
Notary Publ c,
shall therefore. after ninety days from this
date, make application al said office for an adj
dItional er;iiica'e.
EDWARD TlBBiTS.
October 10. 1854. 3Il3
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1854-11-02
Administrators Notice.

THE undersigned has been appointed
Il administrator on the estate of Robert John.
son late Of Marshall County. Indiana deceased
All persons indebted To said estate are hereby
notified To call and make immediate settlement
and those having claims against the same are
requested 10 present them duly authenticated
for payment. The estate is solvent.
JOHN JOHNSON, Alm'r.
October 10, 1854. 3ft3.
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1854-11-02
Ftc8t &ttuuitfa.

Just received of every variety of the above
Goods. The Ladies are especially invited to
examine his present stock of Fancy DR. IS
Goods. as he latters himself that he has not al.
together neg elected their wants.
A. SHINABAEGER.
Oct &c 1854. 3o,f
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1854-11-02
FANCY DRESS GOODS.
and
Dry Goods Generally.

THE immense amount of business done at the
Variety Store about now. fully justifies the pro-
prietor In keeping his customers and the public
gene rally posted in relation to Lis
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1854-11-02
SHAVING! SHAVING!!

A Word to those who wish to be shaved
is sufficient.
The undersigned wonld respectfully invite
the attention of the citizens of plymouth, Mar
shall County, aad The Public generally, that he
is now fully established ia the business Of SHAY
ing Shampooning
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1854-11-02
Heir Dl'eSSilaU.

and also Renovating.
Flattcring himself that, from long experience
in the business, he will be able to give universal
satisfaction 10 those who may favor him with
their patronage as all VIII be done up neatly.
in Quick time, up stairs, above Lemons Drug
Store, b. BROOKS.
Sept. Z, 1851. 26lf.
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1854-11-02
EXTRACT
OF THE
"Neau V'crs1On.'

M OW it came TO pass under the reign OF
/ Y King Franklin, that while the people of
Plymouth were rejoicing with shouts and ex-
carnations at the mighty works which were
soon to encompass, their city; behold two men
Lot Ill
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-02-11
AUSTRALIA.

We have received by way of Panama file OF The Me-
bourne argus and Morning Herald containing consider
ably later than our previous advices The dates
from Melbourne are to Nov. 10.
The report of the select committee the gold fields
has been published. II is bulky document OF IL
napes of the usual official fooscap The committee cho
sen by ballot in the Council consisted OF Twelve mem
bers of whom four Government members and eight
popular representatives The committee sat twenty days
examined twenty six witnesses and asked 923 questions
With reference export duty the report informs us
that majority of the committee did not consider 1t de
srabe could they recommend any general system for
the sale or lease of the gold fields Although aware of
the defects Of the licensing system they have been com
PEELED TO recommend its retention as the best prachea
OF preserving social order and man,anlng Inc
fundamental principle which the rights OF property,
whether public or private are founded" The motion
of the Attorney General in the committee that export
duty Of two shlngs be levied gold was lost
by four votes against FIVE another motion by the same
gentleman, that subject TO proper regulations, aurer
0us lands may be sold for public purposes. was carried
4 BY vote Of i've against four.
The Argus gives the committee credit for the perform
of their duty and accords its general approval Of the
remedial me asures proposed.
In the Legislative Council on the debate on the sup
Elementary estimates for 1885, censure was pro
posed against the Government and after long and very
severe debate it rejected by vote of twenty two
against twelve Of the majority, all but three Gov
eminent nominees squa,ters under the influence Of
Government, the minority all representatives of the
people. The Argus asks which party most truly repre-
sened the people!
The Committee on Railroad Gauges have recommended
that the medium gauge OF five feet three inches b.
adopted.
The Argus of the 10th the inhabitants of Mel
bourne beware of peslenee from tue filthy state of III
city and reads them lesson from the fate of New
Orleans and Rio JaDero. "Pestence progress, say
Tie Argus lis the inevitable choice lying before til
people of Melbourne"
The Argus advocates Maine Liquor Law, for what
tcalls this drink degraded land and avews its inter
ion "to endeayor do its full share 10 grapple with th
terrible curse" TIE Sydney Empire opposes the law
The sth Of November was celebrated at the Bendg
diggings in most eItrsvagant manner showing that tn
old country feelings are not quite lost sight oil IN stne
B spds
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-02-11
THE STATE OF EUROPE
From Our Own Correspondent

From Our Own Correspondent
LONDON Tuesday, Jan. 81, 1854.
The attempts of the Russian army to cross the Dan
ube simultaneously on the whole line of oPeratons-at
Matshin Giurgeyo and Kalefat-are to be considered
accommodating maneuyers rather than as serious
attacks, which can hardly be ventured upon with the
present forces Gen. GorchakOf has 10 dispose Of
Last Saturdays Pr,ss-the Disraeli paper-pub-
hshed note of conversation very recently held at
Gartshina between the Gar and distinguished En-
gishman Almost the whole OF the daily London press
has reprinted this note which, besides the known and
WORKOUT common-paees of Russian diplomscy, con-
tans some interesting statements The Gar dis
tnctly stated that the ultimatum of Mepchikof had
mot been disapproyed of in London but that the En-
"gsh Ministry, hGring been informed that Il rould p,o6
ably be accepted By TIE Porte, had recognized il IS
satisfactory settlement" This would only proye thar
poor John Russell was falsely Informed by Baron 40
BInnow as to the probable intentions of the Sublime
Porte, and that the Portes refusing to yield TO the
Menchlkof 1ltimatum at once, was by means the
fault Of the Coalition Cabinet The Car goes on in
forming tie individual of distinction that when the
"news of the victory of SnOpe arrived General Cas-
tebajac (the French Fmbassador) addressed him a
letter beginning something in this way: AS Chris
. tian and az soldier, permit me 10 congratulate
your Imperial Majesty OF the glorious vicis1y o.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-02-11
n,ov % The amount of some $1,000 This however

pany 10 the amount Of some $1o,ovo. ihis' however,
l. only runor and may not be true ,.,.
The old Volcano of Vinder which since August last
hos Loen continually emitting large clouds OF smoke
has AZ length broken out into blaze; and is sending
forth tremendous red glare of fire. lighting up atnsn.
II country for miles around, and causing the greatest
g on1 aread 10 the citizens of Masaya and NInderl
A rumor OF another revolution at Leon, reached TINS
city, this afe but could learn no Perhculars
Should the report prove well founded | will inform
Won in nv next which win probably be written from
that city. $1,000 p,,,,e,o
e Nv Orleans failed 10 reach San Juan del Nore In
time 10 send her passengers with those by the COM
ponys steamer Northern Light from New YORK, am
consequently they did not arrive at Virgin Bay un.l
o. bonrs after the Brother Jonathan had sailed with Ine
New.York passengers from San Juan del sur i a..
AGENT nj Virgin Bay had accommodations reau! loi
them AZ the various Hotels at the Conpanys eNpense
and most of the passengers expressed their sasitco
10 the Agent although they Of conrse regretted ,e e
Snnle of the M T. Church, was among the passengers
by the PampeTO.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-02-11
- on1 n.uv TRIBUNE SATURDAY, FEBRUARY H. 1854
,, ,,e,, and have not apparently improved any for

.ts hern and have not apparently improved any io'
yer n Sheldon. Of Cayugs County, the same gentle
men who exhibited at Saratoga the extraordinary Team "
tsu woke Of oxen have pair OF very handsome
old oxen of deep red coler without WINE nAr' ""s
have been fed one year, and weigh ~ cwt -, f.,
There is good show of about dozen carcasses OF ia
mutton the heaviest Of which is marked 80 To-
Col sherwood OF Auburn. shows two year OLD oreea
49,; 200, ont Of stock mported by John Jackson OF New
YORK of the pure Suffolk breed which weighs 800 10
uair OF pigs four and six months old, sold for soo
fIe show OF grain has greatly increased since the mr.,
d and there are come very superior specimens exhibited
wheat weighing 66 ID bushei for the whole crop OF
ten acres barley 4 and oats - 70 bushei Dnry pro
ducs are very small but there Is some good out'er anu
cb.ese among which noticed some excellent cheese
from Moses Esmes dairy OF Jefferson County one OIL INC
best in the State. ..;
noticed straw and stalk cutter. upon which the IN
ventor has actually applied new cutting principle
long chin knife is affixed TO the periphery OF cast iron
wheel in such manner that cuts with long drawing
stroke severng layer of stalks two inches thick win
as much ease as straight knife cuts quarter OF the
quantity. -. ...;o
on VIM wHEAr-Levi Shaw, Renssessrviiie " now
's sPsIS; wHE.T-D.7d Conr.dt Brunswick; Rowland
oITsDssd Hes Feuner; Crspe Jr- Hurley; James
yonsy ch.th.m H'~l.ns S~a srs.,ist
oondi Bunsrci Levi shaw Reaelas'iei
,sR I5'Sle Rapes Rochester, VIM Dawson Harwet
PEAS ASD BEAYso Hownd ox.e9 ps,id Hen FsaHer.
d BSkrIey " n1nstown Mass c. Crossmin Roc hester
BUCKVHEAT-O HoElAna. Owsseoi same Tor C'''ei A'-
Timothy Seed. ,, 40
Premiums for Field Crops were awarded 10
G,orre h Eells Clinton Ira ApthoP RIGS II ~ S
X W Hes Fennsr; Charles Eeus
" Jolev Coeymanf; y. Hitchcock, Homer DsVis Oou
Dow Nechtsn, Mohawk j. W "aeronr,
fran Co; Han Massey WAtertown Z. w Bushnell H'dAs
Hiram Convene Pamela; J. w. Joley, Coeymaas :. l., -,
The following named gentlemen who are the feeders oil
the animals exhibited received premiums for lat carrie
on FAT OXEN.-Jsmss UPTON, Greece, Monroe Oo' !" T.
C. [. WAir xrisht. Rhiuebeok. ~, u..,;.,h.r.
SITEkS-kobeT. Rome. Ceneseo' heniy he~e"i '"-'e'
UTIFERS.-Rober Rome. Geneseo
SPAYfD HEIFEBS-koheIt Rome Uensseo.
sIlVTP Robert Rome Gepeseo
JONG.WOOLF d John L. Pratt, CtuDridsf'
-Nsth BrunneN Pittstown
Bukley " lismsfovp- Mass received p,sn" Ioa
q, ~ aud Geo premium for hs three very
IA Srsyed heiefs u p.,..u u.,rist,. D.n
/ Hitchcock received premiums
FOR CHkEsE-John Winslow Moses Games ana oeo Caks
received premiums ...Lo ,.s.,,blv Ro,u N
beer The Address OF the retiring President and install the
/ NV one The Executive Committee meet 10 morrow "
arrange business for the coming sc lson. 4,
They are determined Ia do their part toward MAKING ne
how a New York fall Of the best ever had IN tnt
state Ii is all important to all the southern Oouhes
give their most hearty cooperation