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law LNTKLLIGENCK
COURT OF GENERAL sEssIoNs.-ssfOrs bis H0o0r tie
RECORDER
TRIAL OF SAMUEL sPRAGUE FOR THE MUHphH
OF MARGARET FuRTIG.
FOURTH pAY...HRipAy, Dec 81

RECORDER
TRIAL OF SAMUEL sPRAGUE FOR THE MURDER
OF MARGARET FURTIG.
FOURTH DAY.....HhiDAy, Dec 81
CHARGE or THE REcoRDER.
The Recorder entered the Court yesterday at loi
a. m. The prisoner had been brought In shout half
An hour previous as The Court adjourned on Thu sday
evening 10 meet at 10 O'Clock He was accompanied
by his father and brothers. The Court was thronged
TO ito utmost capacity. After the lst OF Jurors had
been called over the Recorder addressed them SUD
tislly ss follows: "
CTSTLEMss OF THS JURr: Before stating the law
that will control you In this case In your deiiosraaons'
tits well 10 narrae the facts and theories OF the prose-
cution as well the facts and theories for the DC
tense The prisoner and the deceased were living In
the ssme house, In rooms adjoining each otoer.
slight difference had existed between them Tor some
wesks previous TO this fatal occurrence OWING 10 tas
nrsorer having split wood in his room contrary 10 the
wishes of the landlord and the directions OF the prose
cu.or, who rnted the rooms to the prisoner. Ac
csfdipg 10 the theory OF the prosecution,
ths SifSculty thus originated. Toe prosecutor
his wife, daughter and dog went toto the yard adl an
inc The house about O'Clock In the evening. Wnhe
TWO sboeuaker., bordering upon state OF intoxcs
ton came In there when the quarrel comnene -.
The cause az the alteration wa slight according 10 inc
prosecution and the part which toe womsn TOOK N me
frscas tpinportant-she bsvig only 9sed aeti.
cate pipe ..enn, Which was exhibited on the Iis When
the affair In the ward sss ended and the party starr "a
to 20 up stairs, Furtg irst folio we'd BY nis we an
dtpsher the prisoner stood the door 70 Pregens nen n
see worts ysr much % esl.sd 70 excite nsm - sssss
s1sD ssn sic-. hssis esss "oS sS Gag q.
's w.iss s:.cs he -
sUes except Yah The ppsee and h tss ole ss ssr g
''ss &c, &. s =. <: 4. s. !. 4 s
hsh vosds srrsr vve ossd. and psssea 80 sssss "
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UNITED State M.RsHAL.s oRFIcE-prs. 81

IDforns ion hsvirg been forwarded foom Liverpool
tbA sssusn Of the ship Assys of New York AIMED Az
Rch had eed ia the hosPta st thai snd CD sc
CoroUeTs JuIy had brought in verdict Of Wi fai Msider
sssr,t vii Wuscp and John Hsnsoc second mats scd
bsw.u OF iad ship ing the from New. resos &.
L,erpcoI; so another Of said vess> nan 81
i'm Pollock sso eied s,id ho'pit. from ejass 10
eeed and that there 70 suppose said wilson and
Hsor had taken passsSe In the ship Rons Nev York
war.rt s,u'd ard .esd In the hsnds Of Oncsr Ms
Of the rd ses Court, VIII repaired 90 board tn United
States Guitar WAlr atou msndsr Fiuo.s, which vsse
cruee OF sandy Hoot the four days s~sog tbs arrival
of the Robi son. Ysedsy the Robinson sppesrtd Ia 'ght,
tosrosd and Wi and Hsnsrn (who not koova
board was said by fnly discovered aud
nIesed aud brousht to the city BY NJ Helms where hsy
aud eoumit;ea exaniast5n. Oh,sr belns etpresses
bby irdebted to e vigilance snd stt-nton of the
captain ard ocsrs Of the suteF in afo ding aim the ste
faciipsa
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advertisement.
PILES, FIsTUIA AND RUPTURE

PILES, FIsTULA AND BUPTURE.-EDwARD n.
Dixon NJ D. EDITOR Of the Scaps and Operating aud Con
sutDg Surg No ~ Fhsv the above diseases per-
naneDy without he knife ssture Complete Of the
newly invented nsumei used by him with practical dreo
lions and diagram vii he forwarded to country
tor $50 class for practical demonstration tbs dead
will be commenced on Jan. Fee 8lO0 Tho c.ses
undertaken by DE- DIXON warranted The paeo apply
personally Office hours froIa TO g. TO g. and TO evenings
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COTTON MACHINERY FOR SALE in lots TO suit
purchasers Consisting of "a thirtyI inch Cards with font
bssds from the manufactures Of C. psbforh and the Ma
ehiustS Associate n" Paterson NJ Double Bestsr
Lappsis, Flicker, and Grinder with Card Cans a1d
fixurts in the best working order and nearly In
qui the premises HEcKEs BROTHER, 265 Cherry
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IAdyertlssmenf.l
A., q Resutifer of th. Complexion, and as q

As Besuti6er OF thu Compie1lon, ano ss =. .
Csf0., and st q. u the bunsn ssin 3ouRtvDs ifALI
bspIcITEp soar Is teyond CT Of rivalry In the care
Tao, fnpies Frceiles Chaps, Chefss aas ,ne te r.
solitary eourp i,e has ever oees made
AUD's RoUDRr sa ~ asd qaieilJ upiooA hn Ion
any part efthe boey. ROUGE for pse NY ana eee, ~, a.
DYE II ara Ahe eli Dep0t NO. " " es
st at 6ftt store g. Broadway.
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MARRUND,

ELy-PsGE In Haverhill Mass By the Rev. w. c. Browp
GEORGE ELY. e,g, Counssiorst Law: Of Chicago. Ill.
TO Miss MARIANNE PAGE, dsush or Il A Page, esq Of
Haysrbul.
KELLOGG -wARNER-in thi. city on Tues'g, Dec ls At
the residence 81 ChAupey shelter BY the Jolius
field Prot r. o. Kellogg of Milwaukee, via aud Mis-
CAROLINE w. WARMER ofkev.7ork.
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NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE, SATURDAY DECEMBER 3d. 1855

.Au, a,o, mr. .r,r.i o. Ri, ysa.ri, (sad o. eey
tssvs whss1 sA. ac ths ers~ nay Pc
osav b aeoysr.4 :, a, ds,eesa ., ne va
etrsr OF e,G Friend thin. Of the horrss ny !,
iss sfAs IOr .. u hi. fs s.sd svsdea,ly .sseas
s:rri senses bsv that elsw IsPsas'd 20 mas ~
"Nshtsl sfa ete Si,i tins. Gaia Oh you hive nevsr
bee. See: and e form 10 iss. q .s sssnay o. 80.
iisd that fe ny lot behold o.iy think Of a. snr
rs,ch PORT for ur. or, 'fsy Sw'u the vessel AID
james r. Gallon. svorn-Hss been chemist FOR
~ ~, s ~ n 90 d. aD'a
i1se tie very eossy and found 20 p.eS vcs
I a E a. q sss h I'D ss Il. "a he
lef besoEa OF the sllrt { ind TO te blood
thsrs ssr. .s q S.% they S.s dscds a. .sosG.ss,
hsss f.iso there 80 pesesptos sfSrsnse oe'~s'o the
zOphsr Pssrss ssornLv.si In the Second avs.as knsvs
Mr. s,enss By .ss vas IN Pcs s,s 50. y. Se.sa y
thi. csGssi With couple Of fi-nisj ...d him
haw h. ton,h h. would hi, ui. be ..d ala
Re st'. they Sc o. s' s
b. s .s:sn a. ,1 81
ECU, fyo days out of pot; /. ala !, wsud
Here us ess. for ii, prosecution wa rested
Eaw,rc Madison, the steward, called fo- the de-.
Heard quarrel the nosnn, chs. IN, ,.sel :,sa
tine o. Cd, pantry sad here had beec any high
words It %. sbl- l .hou have head ths1;
Mr.. Fuller then summed Up Tor the cefnse, and
MI NKsoo far h. secuton aud Juds' inssrsol gave
ehSts OF considerable length
The jury went out little before p. m, aud were
sbsen abort 20 Or thsr return t,sy gave verdict Of
NOT GUILTY An attempt ct sycisu vas quickly suppressed
Mr.. Spencer Is rather tall and not very sout m,n,
With blue eyes md isht chesnut BAR Pfon nj nose high
forehead ercrs look och I. at tie ssne time sot
and open HI. ips hin End an:y s-t were It not f,r
lhe,s veuid be Inc neo to thick him dreamer While
Mr. Fseron suma Up biz c,in trsnb cd srd his eye
:sov ed h. he eond.i,Sy eIed tas hs d.pl.Ssa
emotion duris he suumng up ef Mr. mkeos. While tbs
July be be In 6ae spirits an quoted Keats
10 S Joschin ssen hsrd to urdss,aad h,w S1sh
sosd knock dv1 the officer rex 10 command ~ him he a.
k.rsn kens
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IAdyert1semeufg

FREE ADMIssION.-A splendid assortment Of
Fancy soxes Bsskss Toys Surprises and Confectioaey-a
OF the newest style ard seeced with the grsetes possible care
are now resdy for exhibition at q. MAILLARDs No. 62
Broadway The public respectfully sed 70 call and or
sns Ills assortment before purchasing ahers
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IAdyertisement.

Ffom tho Aueiicth
To 2. ROOT, Esq: Correc aon, ~ IetnIuu
.v,S,a A. the Anpusl Fair OF tbs American
Inn.ole eAnpIL RooT No. s65 Broadway, for the bfsr
fHOIoeRApH IN Water Coors-Gold Asoah
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tAdyortaseusuf.

WILSON'S DASDELiON COFFEE-Fof Dyspepsia,
InttssiOn siek Headache, Bilious ana Liver Discss and
especially recommended n Of delicate constitutions
Sold by all respectable Apotbecahes srd the pfinepaI
depot, corner OF 77ttst and Sd.av.
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1872 10 sIs7.O IS SIS ss9 ~

The private letters by the steamer are generally
satisfactory. No commercial or financial crisis was
anticipated, end the money markets were rorkng
es:er. Quite a coDside able amount Of orders were
received for cur stocks, inc udiDg Ere and Psnsms
s,ocks, lnois Central stocks and bonds, &C. Large
orders Tor Illinois bonds we're received limited 90 Lon
that they could no. be executed. The peacs rumos
are generally dlscreaited bat there s evidently .
hopeful fesng that matters viii be arranged before
the rext campaign opens.
Dir. George Palmer, wealthy gentleman Of ufAio.
bss been name. as Receiver of the Buffalo aud New
Vera City Railroad vice Mr. PstChin, who has been re-
moved. The appointment mus: be confirmed BY the
Cou1. in January.
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"Dos'T FORGET THE COFFEE URN. -Sach
WA tbs charge syen Mr.. Smith he leh bis use 70
"soss ,s~a F g'h h. ..ss;9. i.s, Is, n -.
n,lri.ss and her visitor. on 'fe,rs Vsy 40
lis Prsiss h .sd Mr. e1ufht tse p.n-s &c.
BsIs. Cvter, ana fe- ovp. for tns cssr,s =.
va,n ii snd puehse s59 PLATED Tea ses oth.rwa n
void have satshed With ssnns So. ., ne sn1s
Of LucIrs HART. Ma and bnfnesH
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THE GREAT INHALIEG RFMrn,

THE GREAT INHAIIHG REMEDY for Asthma
Consumption and all diseases Of the lungs;
TIss HYeIEAsA Thousands have been health
past year By the Hygeans Principal Office No. 3S Broadway
ana sold by c. RsG, Nc. 1876 Broadway. Price only sS
package Dr. CUsTI win be at the office daily from
seoek, whore be may be conmltsd free Of charge
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IAdv~.ieeuenf

rUr SURPRISING In beauty and workmanship anything
offered before Our designers producing and oGr
styles eonasntly Also, the best PORTABLE GAS WoRKs fe
private owe hDg churches factories this country Ca
1t our great Manufacturing Depot. No. 378 srosdwsy.
ARoBII e. WIKslE.
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IAiNartiannannk

JUST RECEVED-A splendid lot of French
CEssTsUTs end prepared 10 the desoos 70 an
xer, ICED ana nuf.d Asrons sses Asrons deeuses
HEkRT hAILLARD, Confecdonsg. No. cal Broadway
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-B.ROOKZ wv ITEMS.

1.-THE Harem and the Domestic Institutions of the
Turks" VIII be the subject of lecture to Oght at the
Brooklyn AtheDaum, by Mr.. Oscanysn. Mr.. O.s
Lectures full Of curious information, given the
authority of his OVID personal knowledge.
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TAdvertissu oat =.
Holiday PRRsLNTs AND DECORAIlONs.-lt

Oil tam 10 edvoDg copnos aud Ien.e' on
set forth by Ges,rs CRAA HARD Co NO Si
Gsnd., vish 10 heif etasishneBt vul saisfy the mos
scioss that Ne 9l O.sp4ss u MY zee a. present 70
buy PIcH DREss GoopS, they wish combine economy
. Ia utuiy snd elegance
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Advertisement.
LAMPRATYPEs. imnroyameI
On the ANBRO-

LAMPRATYPEs, improvement on the AMBRo-
TYPEsWsnsne5 superior them AID proved 90 on eomp..
Ing cmens; better whites blacks and brilliant 70.
tundenee Let not deceive the
No 289 Broadway
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lAcvertisemeuts

AkoTHER TRiUMPH.-The on1y Medal for
DAeUfRREo1YPEs at the Exhibition Psrs
0URsEY, Nc. SO Broadway, Hew.Yori.
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advertisement
TEAS.-IAe best assortment of FINE TPAs wi

tt1Ns'-Ia no post HssUrtineht OF FINE TEAS VII
found a. tho CAsroS TEA CoMPASrs neviy-erected an
sessnt store No LIS chsthams between Pear ana hoose
the oldest Tea establishment 10 the City We sssun
c1r readers they DO better here than else where either
wholesale retail. No branch storeA
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TEAoHERs AssocIATIoN-Prof Loomls viii le,turc
before this Association, In aid of the Teschsrs Ii.
brky Fond. this evening at the Hal Of the Board OF
Education, ooraer of Grand and Elm streets.
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The great exhibition OF PHOTOGRAPHS for which
ne Gold Medal sserded an co pits a. IN. Is..
Fair Of the American Institute now 10 BE- sesn a, us
eyef GuRSEv FRSDE aIcKs M SO Rno.S -
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COFFEEkio ace baoJ snt ihoogh thcss q nst -
.~styirv q iss; stock <o.eso IN yesa
kse hes oonsdsse sevg GO nsss sed % sssn -
sre desired ot 10 print.
eosDA6E-Hsls nag be sssssd q isisislA. ed Assd-
esunsr Ye1sw hstAl n sssvs g SO esd.
pAC0s AID DYEs-csgar Oh = saa e1ysssaas. -
fftoxg s8yees es tsss ~: a1ss 81 10 beA -
xi a. BISssSona fs Of Bo1a b fkr roquae osev eeS
sLss q ~ 49, NsSves ssou 8 sesos cssso Sesa .
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Inc only gold medal awarded for DAGUHRREO-
TYPES the late Fair Of the American ustitufs was 10
10 $40 Broadway. wv "''' VI MT"
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Broadway THEATER.-In Consequence Of the dress
rehearsal Of the grand fairy romance of Prince Charm
ing, there will be no performance tonight q. the
Broadway Theater. The new spectacle will be pro-
6uoet on Monday.
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.Iiis.nani

TBF HOSIERY ESTABLISHMENT or MORE THAN
YwtTy WARS srupse.-whi.e rseInIns thasks Cor cos
EssAy iassssias psHSse' we "0~' ssNn invite siseo
the OLD STAND, NO 1o4 BowssY,
vhsf. MI b aId ss koIetoe, os< 20 and yskeS
nosItEY AID UHpsRGAKAEhTS
""Sh~' a.xxrn A. Co. Boysu
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fAdysr1sementI
PIANOS FOR PRRsEsrs at ss 81 BroseWay'
'''''ei 's's 60 y ~ VIZ vAspEsBbox. Assst .
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SrAsBNe AFFRAY BErwEEs CYPRIAss.-Lae on
Thursday night two c,piians named Ann Gleason OF
Rsade street ard Mary Williams of West Broad
way, met on the corner Of Broadway and hes1e
streets, and atsr fight with fists in which they &C
Quilted themselves Ike artists" tearing each other
hair, dresses, bonDets &C., ann drew knife ana
stabbed her oppOnent twoa in the face ndicsins Sc
we're voupds. She vas arrested soon after, oy Ser
eeant Jourdon of the Lo% or Police Court and com
m'ited by Justice welsh to answer charge Of as'aaa
With 6sne erops weapon.
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n..hsts.-C.nryurLr REPORTED FOR The TRnUss.

Tota Pon and PosriE. ...-.s.s.'''"''.''
BEFsWAX-We hzys chssss 70 nes 's' "snAss'
BkiCKs-s.d sss.s sss6y md N f.ir 49, -
., "a Has4r5 pt,isle phia tsce srs N demand Is en0
90 - -, 49,. rn-si,n continus last ncts4.
CO'TOn~To- s,sL.t sssst sSs s1,s: ne s ~ =.
- -. ,nd lat eyeains too lie e1n oanl fx1 49,
=, s.t onr s.cssfi doa ar. rs'ssd es AsMs 80
scsas Of ID. ether sssbties g. e'e''s '''S.o~S '
axta alto
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A Knew Nothipg meeting Is advertised 10 The Err
Prt" ~ having been held In the Seventh Word to
sustain Mr. Thom.s X. Whitney in voting 10 the
House of Repre- sentstives for Slavery Extension
didate for Speaker. We Learn that only ten persons
were pe sent st the meeting; that the Chairman was
lot sisent of the Dis riot; that Mr.. For, wh,
teaeed the Committee TO fame resolutions, was not
Alderman Fox but q much less prominent citizen,
and that the mass not only of NJ Whitney's con-
stiusn,s in general but of Know Sothngs in the
District warmly opposed to Mr. Wh,tney's course
which they regard as fsc ious and trescherous.
wlea are we TO have the Post Office on the site o.
TIE Brick Church How long is the question OF the
s,e Of that property 10 slumbsrn the Board OF Coun-
cilmen7 What adverse interest there 80 strenuous
opposes @ measure 50 much for the interest OF the
city and of all classes Of peopei The Aldermens
Commit &c reported IN favor Of 1t q year ago last
April Why such delay in The other Board
The Board of CounciGeD last night did no business
Of pubic importance. The President offered 1850
,uon that law be presented to the Legislature au-
tbo,izpe the city 10 issue bonds to the amouct Of
slOO 600 Ter rnoInh for the building of new City
Han The proposition was laid over. Donations OF
Al 900 70 the Juvenile Asylum and of $500 to st.
Iule's Home for INDECENT Females were v'ted The
Board adjourned to Monday.
The ALLEGED SCHUYLER FRAuDs-rhe decision Oh
The General Term Supreme Court on Thursday was not
In relation 10 the merits Of the case as to the validity
ofhe Eev-Yaven silroSd certdcstes over issued oy
Mr.. Schuyler, but sustaining the decision OF Judge
CopIes on demurrer. Judge Dean remarked ADVERSE
10 The validity of the certificates, Judge strong exc
pressed ooubs on the subject and Ju1ge Parker olu
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ps any inquiry put his and cat and 10 two min
msi:r p zee be Gas never befre and there srss.sd
The Court submitted the csse to the Jury after hav.
Ing ,s.n stated ssHy the different dosee. o. enIs 'em sa
them particularly against ener;snnE any d.uo %, ~
% :, Cut VS Of , IN sss I'D strong Sara.
zion tie conclusion Of the Recorders charge Mr.
Cntn rose subuit long lat Of exceptions tiss to ia'
spirited cro.s fire between the CouI. and the cont.
se for defense carried for one tine o. the y.s
Leg. euibbs' and 'seAneai'e' which i'r"'a me
Al ie o'clock the Jury retired to consult upon their
Ibsut an hour after the Jury vent out they sent q
request he Court to have the statutes % Turssr setto
M Clinton ssed vih tbst the Jury saSod g s
coursel, however, sE,eed 70 seId The Ga'uteh
The prisoners n,ien and demearor Is IN no manner
ebsnUd from What we noticed to 10 yesesdy Daring the
poss Of the CeaIt ssr the Jury had retlsd
occurred 70 sIet. az. %sm'nt "n''
At Al O'Clock the Jury In this case Game INTO court
Afsr bs,ss ssv.Ssy sn,.ses 70 thsG names ms
The fort man ,esled that they hsd not.
The Cour. wi,ted to know il there was any prooa-
The sorsu an SAID be- thought NOT, that II they were
seth.r for twelve nsnhs they ssua sos DO any ns"s' "
sseeina ,.,.I -i.l.1 D.. ,aya
TIE foreman said that come of the jurors smoag
WHOM be nsned Mr.. hsrs-[ III,
~ a, ssf, ef the csse He artter sdd. sauts rs
oes Ct The foreman th.i ssvs,. sstos. hwa ssss A''
fke Court said that II there was no chance OF tne
Jury %, ssi.s uss.sss 10 hsee them enhas9
The Dktrict Attornfy remNkcd tost tois s'ea
the court three Gays try It. sni the jug hass sssa
oli, Sserslps pat Il asy fts j. the ora sss ns
is,s sSrse uopths h hs ss1 the eolssri Co1r5 dsss
iere "a Cd tsst the yaly 30 ksptt setaeL
A Juror observed that coma members o. ~ SsV
v,sss . Hss ~ Ag.rss S.srss, q nsssssshs ssssS
ia Court compiled with ,hh rsqrs't. n - '0'y
'six s d seiech u, ysy ssai. csss isso cs<f. b.
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John Goul6-Wss ban In Glasgow, and am about
si vas Mt Clara, vsoh rsmstneer thss nses FOO lsts
oe sso .,.s S,i ,hs torscs -. .l.a
tara Is te aite' IL os och and .s AZ t1rneG eat e.
h.; II Of .un,a; I'd Mr. speoesr tel Capt Ft.ss
be sood fcm him that morning than 20 ever Ga foa
no bear sIy mere head them srTs sfsr~.rd bat act
ae vores
CIca sxsrfed- sept scund 40 u.ah snd aont 'senosr
Henry YATES, n s.ter of a TOW bost-Hsve tnorn
IN . ny 'snas o.. l. Captain ssas os,asi
nd ss~ Il en- have bat "a 20. e'se s3egf. %
FINER That he bsd INSISTED aars hin thar ether
mas hat he bad ever been shi Gid COZ nsh am r any
I.nirsS- That US sal, IN ss uoInss; !. Is the
o.y osesnets' tno- OF; amer th,t a .p go ~ ~'ia
betsesE thern tonk TO ihs sP toAs 'Ams day
Tie District Attorney thea proposed 70 read the
consaI q no sas ssi .an. ojrcOa he pu q tie eoas
for d.feise read snd extracts sfo a.J son
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Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1855-10-17
Geauga County Far at Burton, Ohio.

We learn that the Fair held by our
~neighbors of Geauga, reflected much
credit upon themselves, and their county.
The number of people in attendance, was
unusually large, over ten thousand tick
els of admission having been sold.
More attention has been paid, for sew
eral years, by the Farmers of that coun-
ty, to the breeding of fine Cattle, than
by those of any county on the Western
Reserve. As a natural consequence, the
exhibition of Fine Cattle, Working Cat
tie particularly, is said to have surpassed
any thing of the kind, which has ever
been seer in Northern Ohio.
One yoke of Calves not one year old
weighed over twO thousand pounds.
Like the Trumbull County Fair, the
show of Fruits and Vegetables. notwith-
standing the extreme productivencs Of
the season, was deficient in quantity,
though vely fair as to quality.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1855-10-17
Medina Cnunfu Fair.

There seems 10 have been great inter
est manifested in the competition for pre-
miums on horses. TrumbuP County
was in the field. Mr.. Pelton of Gusta-
yus was there, with his fast horse Ken.
nebrc.
The correspondent of the Ohio Farm
er, speaking of this Fair, says;
Nineteen Stations were entered for
the Gty dollar purse eight c~ontending
for it by main strength, and fast trohing.
FLYING Cloud, Tom Hyer and Black
Hawk, Jr., sired by Hills Vermont
Black Hawk. Green Mountain Morgan
and Napoleon Morgan, of the old Nor
gan stock. Tippo Sultan, IA St. Law
renee colt and Kennebec a Messenger
Flying Cloud trotled in 2.48. Kennebec
after being obstrucled by a marshall,
and turning clear out on to tie grass, J
trotted in $50, without a skip : and
Green Mountain in Q 55. The prize was
given to Green Mountain, because the
Committee voted that it should Be- So
Flying Cloud infinitely is superior in
every respect-was shut out for break
ing > although he had seven seconds to
spare from So, and run but little more
than the Green Mountain /; and Kenne-
bee was excluded entirely on account of
his color.
If Kennebec proved himself equal to
the best in point of speed, blood and
strength, the misfortune of not being the
right color, can be borne Uery lightly.