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Lots in Claripgton for Sale.
y OTIS number IL. IL. SO and 43, situated in
81 desirable localities in the town Of Claring-
ton, on each of which is a cpmmodious dwell Hing.
are offered for sale at bargain Also half all
acre OF ground near the town. For further par
ticulars inquire of
JACOB 7. MORRILL,.
CLAaIN GToN, O.. Jan. 10, 1855.
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July s, 1858.
CLASSICAL INSTITUTE,
For Young Ladies and Gentlemen,

GAINESVILLE. BELMONT CO., OHIO.
THE SECOND SESSION OF the above named
i Institution will commence on the 2lst day OF
August and continue IA weeks.
The Department of English and Classical Liter
ature will be under the direction of SAMUEL
DAVENPORT. a. NJ; and that of Mathematics and
N atural Science, of Mr.. JOHN l. THOMPSON, all
experienced Mathematician.
Tuition fees will be moderate, and every
will be taken to afford to young ladies and gentle
men the means of acquiring thorough Classical
and Mathematical, education.
Special attention will be directed to those wish
ing to qualify themselves for Teachers.
July 26, 1854.
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REAL PRoG REss--There is at this time
in Washington a delegation ofthe Wyan-
dot tiibe oI Indians. in Kansas, consist
ine 81 Eve persons. Wis: Tauroomee, ( (prin-
cipalsekief OF the tribe,) Mathew Mud eat.
er.sJ0hn Hicks. Siias Armstrong. George
J. CLARK and Joel Walker. They come
10 make an arrangement With the Govern
ment by which their lands in Kansas, now
hsldsbyfhe in common. shall be divided
out. among them in Zee as the whites own
lands. Many Of them are now sufficient
" advanced 10 ocliivate them to adyan-
taae whep 90 sub-diyided out.--Star,
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HoLIIsrER, OKEy s. HoLL,srEn,
Dec. 27. 1854. Atty's for Plaintiff.
STATE OF OHIO, MONROE COUNTY

STATE OF OHIO, MONROE COUNTY,
COURT OF COMMON PLEAS.
James Murphy, Plaintiff,
against
William Dunn, Friend Dunn, Harvey Dunn. AL
fred Pey ton, john Borham, Duncan Smit,e,
and d S. McMahun, defendants.
MOTlCE.-T The defendants will take notice
lv that the plaintiff has filed his petition 10 the
court of common pleas in this county, in which
he alleges that the aforesaid defendants, on or
bout the l4th dav of February A. D. 1854, at the
county aforesaid, assaulted aud beat him, BY
which he was damaged one thousand dollars, and
for which he asks judgment.
WIRE & RICHARDSON,
Nov. 8, 1854 Att'vs for Plaintiff
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DARTITION.--Duann Cecil, Theresa GSssas
J. field and Ross Greenfield her husband, Enfield
Baker, Mahala Gordon and Daniel Ga don hsg
husband. Irwin Cecil. John F., Cecil and Samuel
G Cecil. wilitake notice that petition was hlsd
against them ON the l9lh day OF October. A. D.
1854, in the Court of Common Pleas Of Moaroe
county, Ohio. by Henry Cecil, and is now pead-
ing, wherein the said Henry Cecil deRands pas-
tition of The following real estate. to VII: The
noI tn east quarter Of the south west quarter e
section thirteen. in township FIVE. % range sigs
containing SO and 81 hundre.lihs acres. Also the
south east quarter of the north west quarter of
section twrnty-six, (26.) in township Eve. ee
range six, containing SO and 70 hundIedths acres.
Also the south quarter Of the south cas-, quss-
ter of section fourteen, Ia, township Eve. rsnGe
six. contaning 50 aud so hundredth acres. Ahas
the north west quarter OF the north west quarter
of section seven. in township five, Of range nh.
containing SO and 81 huhdred,.s acres; all in the
late Marietta land district, Ohio Aud that 1T the
next Term of SAID Court, application wi be made
by the said Henry Cecil, Tor an order that partt-
lion may be made Of said rre,ni.es.
HENRY CECIL.
Dated Octnber 10Th, Is54.-6w.
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ESTRAY.-Taken up as a stray, OH the 18th
kL day Of January. 1855. in Malaga township,
Monroe county, by the subscriber, Grey Mare,
supposed to be about years old, l6 hands high
a natural notter, can pace little, rough hipped
and sides SCARED from work. No other marks OF
brands recolected. PETER MANN, Sen.
Jan. II, 1855.
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VIM. r. BOOTH.

FORWARDING AND COMMISSION MERCHANT
CLA r. NJ q T o N, OHIO,
UAVlNG recently purchased WHARF Boar,
IL in connection with his WAREHOUSE, is no "
ready to accommodate yNOping Families at mod.
crate charges. Merchants consigning their goods
TO his care, will have them received at night and
in wet weather OH the Wharf boat, without extra
charges. Aug.l7.
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Civil Action.
IN COURT OF COMMON PLEAS OF M
ZOE GlliINIY OHIO

IN COURT OF COMMON PLEAS OF MON
ROE COUNTY, OHIO.
Leonard Kestner, Plaintiff, against John Kestner,
and Bidenbirn & Benninghaus Defendants.
TOHN KESTNEf, defendant. who resides out
y of the State Of Ohio, will take notice that on
the 2lst day of December. 1854. Leonard Kestuer,
plaintiff. flied i'll said Court his petition setting
forth that on the 9th day of February, l6l7, said
Jnhu kestEer executed to the defendants, Biden.
harm x Benningtaus, mortgage on the following
lands i'll said county, to wit: The south west
quarter of the north east quarter of section -,
township 5. and range 6, containing 40 and 50 one
huudreJths acres, which mortgage was given to
secure the payment of S2S5, 81 follows: $75 in
one year S75 in two years, $75 in three years.
and $50, B in four years, with interest from Feb
ruary 5. l647; that said mortgage has been record
ed, aud that the same was assigned to the plaintiff
by Bidenharn & Benninghaus on the 9th of July,
1919; that said Of money, with interest as
aforesaid, is now due the plaintiff. The pIaintf
asks Judgment for the same. aud that the mortgag-
ed premises may be sold. The said defendant
John Kestuer, is required to appear and answer
the petition or before the 2lst day of Februa-
fy. next and in default that the plaintiff will ask
judgment at the Spring Term of said Court
1855, by default
HoLLIsTER, OKEy s. HoLLIsrE1,
Dec. 27, 1854. Atty's for Plaintiff
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Notice to Township Treasurers.

TEVHE goth section Of the School law requires
II Township Treasurers To make settlements
with the County Auditor, between the st and
Goth of February, annually, sand account to him
for all moneys received from whom, aud on what
account, ana the amount paid out FOR school pur-
poses." in their respective Townships. Said
Treasurers are; wherefore. requested to come from
the l5.h to the 20,h Of said month. at which time
the school and other funds will he ready. -
JOHN B. NOLL.
Dec. 20. 1854. Auditor, Nj. e. o.
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Valuable Land for Sale.
NEAR BEALLSVILLE,

NEAR BEALLSVILLE.
TT WILL sell my farm about half mile from
u B.allsville, Monroe county, Ohio, containing
- 100 Acres. all laying acslL
A2AS HI slA and of easy cultivation. Said tract
MMIII ET#M contains about 20 acres of cleared
sx9saa s91aa Land; is well watered, of good soil
and mas u Too Story Dweiiing House,
GOOD ORCHARD, FENCES, BARN, &c. Terms
easy. For particulars apply to
LEWIS GRATIGNY, Sen.
Bealsville, Jan. IL, 1856.
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New Shop.

"a B. e. DUNCAN has remov-
$50 ed his SHOP from Ferry TO Main street,
South side, 8 doors West of J. r. Smiths, where
he is prepared to do all kinds of work in his line
WATCHES AND CLOCKS repaired and ,oar-
ranfed to keep good time.
"A Clarngtcn, Nov %, lS5.
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COLBERT HARRIS'S ESTATE. The sub.
" scriber was the Both day of November.
1854, appointed BY the Probate Court of Monroe
county. Ohio. Administrator de b0nis non, with
the will annexed, OF Colbert Harris, late OF said
county, deceased, and has given bond and reesiv.
ed letters as such. JOHN LAWRENCE. 8
Dec. 6, 1854.
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nIV0RCE.-Presiey J. Martin, OF the state At
~ Iowa, will take notice, that on the 18th day
of October. A D. 1854. Rachel J. Martin flied j.
the office Of the Clerk of the Count of CommoM
Pleas OF Monroe County. Ohio. her petition
agsnst the said Presley J. Martin, rho object and
prayer of which is, TO obtain decree for din
vorce and alimony The causes assigned in asid
petition for dissolution of the marriage contract
are. gross neglect al duty. OK trelne cruelty, an3
adultery with ore Mary Pearce.
The said Presley J. Martin is hereby notified
that at the sriing Term of said Court. for the
year A D.is55, the said RachelJ Martin will ssk
far decree upon said petition. -
HoLLISTER, OKEY & ffOLLlSTEn.
Ati'ys for Petitioner,
Dated 10Th October, lsS4-6w.
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ENOS NJ. MoRRIS'S ESTATE E-Ths NJ.
~ der.igned has been appointed and qualified
as Administrator de bonis non Of Enos M. Morrsa,
late Of Monroe county, deceased. Those having
claims should present them Immediately properly
authentics sted. and those indebted to tue estata
should make immediate payment.
Nov. 70. 1884. LAS. Il. MORRIS. Admsh
TOhN u. REUSERS ESTATE.-Ihs suhs
u scriber has hfen appointed by the Probate
Court of Monroe county, Ohio. Admini.traics
of John u Reuser. deceased. and has given boad
and received letters Of administrations such.
Dec 20. 1854. JOHN MUILEMAN.
r IBERTY CURrIS'S ESTATE.-The ua.
Ia dersigned have been aprnin,ed and qualified
Executors OF The estate Of Liberty Curiis. lata
Of Monroe comfy. deceasei. Those indebted ~
sail estate should make immediate payment. aAA
those having claims agai,.s, the sane will presrat
then, for payment. properly authenticated. wiihia
one Year, WILLIAM STEEL,
BENZ lluGHES.
Dee s, 1851, Execatofoa
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81 EORGE TERRY'S ESTATE The sub
SN scriher has been appointed by the Probate
Court of Monroe County, Ohio. as Administered tor
of George Terry, deceased, and has given bond
and received letters OF Administration as such
WILLIAM T. TERRY
Dec. 20, 1851
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STATE OF OHIO, MONROE COUNTY,.
COURT OF COMMON PLEAS.

COURT OF COMMON PLEAS.
against NoTlcE.2TThs dsi.ad.n..
Lewis starkey. IN Lewis Starkey. win take
notice that the plaintiff, Rebecca Stasksy, haA
filed her petition in the court Of CoIfnon. Pless,
in which she charges him with adultery with
Steel and Sarah South; and with living wllh .
woman named -- Williams in adultery ~
jamestown. in this county, and with still living
with said woman in adultery; and prays the court
decree the dissolution of the marriage subsist,
ing between her and the said defendant, and askA
the custody of the children. and alimony.
ARCHBOLD & RICHARDSON,
Nov %. 1854. Atty's for Petitioner.
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APPLICATION TO REDEEM LANDS
SOLD FOR TAXES
Stlman T. Powell, In tie Court Of Common
vs.: Pleas of Monroe C0un


Stillman T. Powell, In Tie Court Of Common
John II. Brdgman. ty. ~
M HEREAS, ON the 10th day of January. 1853 !.
w at a sale made by the treasurer of said coun-
ty, of lands and town lots for delinquent taxes IN
pursuance Of law. John II. Bridgman became the
purchaser Of the following tracts of land situate
j., said county 10 wit: Eight acres off the north
west of the south east quarter of the south
east quarter of section 10, township 2, range A,
containing 80 acres-l0 acres having been Id
off said tract in the north west corner-the said
tract was charged OIL tax Duplicate in the name
Of Edward Smith, and said eight acres sold
for dollars 80 cents aud mills Also, 10 acres
sold to said John H. Brdgman for 2 dollars 70
cents and 5 mills, off the south wet quarter OF
the south west quarter of section 4, township Z,
aud range 4, except acres off the north west
corner, containing % acres. said 10 acres sold
to said Bridgnan of the north west corner of
said % tract, which said last mentioned
was charged in the name of Edward Slay. No.
tice is therefore hereby given, that the 9th day
Of January, 1855, the abuve plaintiff filed in said
court his petition to redeem said land, aud also
paid To the clerk of said court 80 so, the taxes in
terest penalties and expenses the said tracts
sold as aforesaid, that application will be made a,
the next term of said court for older redeem
ing said land from such tax sales.
STILLMAN T. POWELL.
January o. lS55-il7 Fs.s .144.
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DAVID TREMBLY'S ESTATE The undes.
~ signe has been appointed and qualified - AZ.
minstrator of the estate OF David Trembly. late
of Monroe county, deceased. Thoss indehted u
said estate should make immediate payment. and
those having claims sgainst the same will pfeseat
them Tor pay ment. properly authenticated, withia
one year. EPHRAIM G. TREMBLY. .
Nov. l. 1854. Adm'r
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Pow Up!

A II. persons indebted to the undsrsigned ~
II respectfully solicited to call and settle thaie
&C counts Immediately, as wish hereafter to do .
READY PAY Business.
Cash aud Produce will be taken in exchange
fur Blacksmithing, at the market price.
Oct. IS, 1851. JOSEPH RODGERS.
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Clocks and Watches.
r. j. ADAMS

@ HAVING removed to the building i'm
ITA, LII mediately west of Steed's Hotel. an
s.sA nounces to his friends that he is still car
ryng on the business Of Repairing Clocks and
Watches.
He has also for sale Clocks and Watch-
es. and a fine assortment Of Je0elry, Toys,
SC. Woods6eld, Mar. L.
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Suryeyinr

THE undersigned. thankful for past favors,
i would inform the public that he stiil contn-
ues the business Of SURVEYING. He may
he found part of his time in WoodsfeId, aud
a part of his time in Malaga township.
DANIEL MORRIS.
Nav 49, 1888
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yByo THE CREDITORS OF JEREMIAH
IL GATCHELL, ,DECEASED:-On the 2Slh
day of August. A. d. 1854, the Probate Court 90
Monroe county Ohio, declared the estate Of Jsss-s
miah Gatcliell, deceased, to be probably insovens-
Creditors are therefore required to present their
claims against the estate to the undersigned for
allowance within six months from this date, OF
they will not be entitled to payment.
NATHAN GATCHELL, Admir-
Dec. 20, 1854. of Jer. Gxtchsll, decd X
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e D HODA WARDS ESTATE Tho snhscri
b v ber has been appointed by the Probate Cour,
of Monroe county, Ohio, Administrator of
lhoda Ward, deceased. and has g iven bond aud
SETH WARD.
Dec 20, 1851
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ES DAD NOTICE "A petition will be present
e q ed to the Commissioners OF Monroe county,
Ohio, at their March session. 1885, praying for the
location of County Road, commencing at the
River road on the lands of Jacob Bare, in Ohio
township. between the houses Of George Thomp-
son and Nancy O'Neill, thence the nearest and
best route to ntersect the W ood. field aud Fishing
Creek State Road Oh the top of the hill
Dec. 20, 1854. A PETITIONER.
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'AssBRAvE" ENGLISH NoBLEMAN.-Lord
Forth has returned TO England from the
Csimea. Itis said his return created great
indignation. The London correspondent
ofsfhe New York Tribune writes:
s.He is very young officer, minor.
and as it seems, not much OF hero. In
the battle Of Alma he threw himself on the
ground. and screamed, Il am frightened
1 can.t fight. Lord Raglan semi him v ord
that in the next battle he was expected 10
Distinguish himself by his gsllsntry. that
his cowsrdice might be forgotten. But at
jnksrmann he again behaved as coward
iy:two officers, therefore, were sent by the
Gsnsral.in- Ghetto cast away his epau-
ieMs,fo break his sword, and kick him out
Of The camp. lie returned to England a
diseraced man. his family disowned him.
and the clubs are closed against him."
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z OSEPH MORRIS'S ESTATE.-Ths aa~
eD dersigned has been appointed and qualified
of Mon,oe county, deceased. Those indebted tn
said estate should make immediate payment. snd
those having claims will please present them props
ely authenticated within one year.
Nov. %, 1854. JAS. r. MORRIS, Ear
DAvID AYRES' ESTATE. The undersigned
~ have been appointed and qualified as Execu.
tors of the estate of David Ayres. late of Monroe
county, deceased. Those indebted to said estate
should make immediate payment, and those hav.
ing claims against the same will present them for
payment, properly authenticated. within one year.
JOHN H AYRES.
VIM. MILLIGANe
Nov. 1. 1854 Executora.
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THE Erie War.

- $tiA saes EHIE, january o.
The men oil Tlarbor Greek met early in
the morning, and gave evident signs of a
mob spirlt. An hour before noon. they
got. ready for their work, and did ii up
thofoughly. Sheriff Vincent wss driven
Off and near mile of rail removed, the
bridge destroyed, and the road torn up.
Ar Erie. the mob commenced tearing
up anu destroying the track and bridge.
about 81 o'clock. Sheriff Vincent soon
af7er appeared and produced a proclama-
ton, which he commenced reading.
nIshe mob crowded him off, and drove
him into the keystone Saloon, small
deggery; there they kept him for half all
hour. the building being surrounded by
over 100 persons. Officers Loomis and
Hunter got him out to take him home.
and walked on each side of him. while
Judge Miles was in the rear. endeayorine
to keep the crowd back. Here stones,
eegs, brick-bais. snow-balls and clubs fell
thick and fast around the ..officials;' the
party reached large brick house. and
was osmpelled to take refuge in it, the
mob stoned them as they entered. and
sufkounded the house, and kept the party
there near an hour. Mayor King then
appsared for The first time. lie waved his
hand to the crowd and said '.you must
dispsrse and go away;" he took the Sher-
i'll. honse. and the crowd went back 10 the
bridge and commenced operations there
ageine
About this time, say 4, p. NJ. company
offantastics, rouged, masked With false
whiskers and drunk. appeared, headed by
q dwarf who beat the drum. and ''tall
feller" who played the fife. They march
cd round the crowd, shouting, .'spies,
.'rctten eggs" &c.
sMeanwhils up went the rails aud down
wsnt the whisky. Over plunged the iron
into the creek, and out shouted the rioters
Stowiys they worked-and hari-and by
6Ps NJ. the bridge was stripped. and the
tim5ers set on FIRE, amid the drunk en-
drawings Of as low set Of men as could
be gathered together.
Then the rioters marched TO the French
street bridge-6O feet long. Here they
hSxf sscruits and worked more rapidly
Rails and timbe.s were torn up and pitch.
cd down the embankment. Then the torch
VIA applied to the iimbers. By P. M
the work Of destruction was DONE
The mob numbered not over 500
women and all. They were Of the loves
class, the majority of them drunk. In
deed, il was a shocking sight to see the
bruia'ily and 7debauchery displayed by
these lawless beings.-Clereland Leader
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Dated Octoher 10Th, Is54.-6w.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1855-11-03


Awarded TO exhibitors RON Vermont at the late
Fair Of the United State, Agricultural Society at
Boston.
DEvoss --2nd premium $50 on bulls years
old and upwards 70 Danhl Davis, springheld LIST
prem, s50on bulls two years old and under three
to w. r. SANFORD, Orwell; 3D. prem.) diploma,
on bulls under two years old, W. r. SANFORD, Or
we'll, Sd prem. diploma, to same for heifer two to
three years ed.
HsnEronps. premium, 500, on bulls three
years old and upwards 20 David Goodell, Rrattle-
boro.
wouRiso oHES.-Gratuity, $40, to c. II. c.
A. Smith, vergcnnes
srEKns.-2nd premium, S25, A. NJ Winslow,
Putney.
sLALLIoxs.- Roadsters.-2nd premium 500 to
"North Horse owned by Lemuel North, Brid-
port
srALIIoSs.--ist premium, In the class four years
old and upwards for general use, 500, TO 'YOung
Morrill, owned by Town & Trow, Barre.
BREEDING MARES AND FILLIEs.--Mares three
years old LIST premium, $3.50, Jenny Lind"
owned by c. W. sherman, yergennesi fllies enc
year old LIST prem, $50, to "wild Maggie, ;" owned
by T. s. stowell; Cornwall; gratuity recommended
TO Samuel Wheat, Putney, for an excellent mare.
FAMILY HoRsEs.--G ntuity, 500. recommended
for Horse exhibited by R. shurtlia. Bellows Falls.
! TRorTIxG HoRsEs, Tuesday. list prem, 800
to Vermont Bay, owned by 4. II. & =. Gilman,
Montpelier.
snEEP.--Mired breed Of Spanish and silesian
AIcrinoes, 1st premium sI5 for pen Of four bucks,
to George Campbell. West Westminster; LIST pre-
MUM, sis. Cor pen Of Eve ewes. 10 Mr.. Campbell.
sILEsiAs MEhIxos.- -Ducks two years old and
over, LIST premium. S25; bucks under two years
LIST prem. 20; ewes two years old and over. LIST
prem, S25; ewes under two years, lst prem, $40
all to Messrs Chamberlain, Campbell & Ladd.
Redhook, n. Y.
premium. $40 to Messrs Chamberlain & Campbell
Rodhook, N. Y; 2nd do, $40, to Messrs. Camp
bell & Chamberlain, Rutland.
The Committee report that all the Sheep exhibi-
ted are owned BY one person in part with different
partners in each lot, and leave il to the Executive
Committee to decide whether this dsqualhes the
Sheep from taking more than one premium, and
that IL the latter is the case, they would award
them only the first premium. II there was mol part
nership connection they would award the following
premiums. Docks two years old and upwards
First premium, SIS, Chamberlain & Campbell
Redhook. n. VI % sl5. Campbell & Chamberlain
NRutland. Bucks under two years-Finst premium.
$50, Campbell Chamberlain, Rutland; 3D. $40
Chamberlain & Campbell, Redhook, N. Y. Ewes
over two years-lst premium, s25. Campbell a
Chamberlain, Rutland; 2nd, not awarded.
SAxoSr suEEP.--Bueks two years old and up
wards-lst premium, s25, Geo. Campbell, West
minister; %. si5, W. r. Sanford. Orwell. Bucks
under two years-lsi premium, $40, W. r. Sand
ford. Orwell; "a, $40 Geo. Campbell, westmins-
ter. Ewes two years old and upwaris--lst premi-
un. $25, W. r. SANFORD, Orwell. Ewes under
two years-ist premium. $50. W. R. Sanford, Or
we'll