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WHEELING ~
Hat and Cap Mandatory

MANUFACTURER ORaHAIS AND CAPS,
As on hand and Is and receiving aar:.
AID general assOEtneRfof Hats and Caps eompriat
an the yaIeties of color AMI shape Hats caTsnaa
IN 'se % tie latest fashion and manufactured from the ss
81 eFtal and the hcst Workmanship, an which VII "
sold Wholesale aud RSnitat the lowest possible price
From my epetenee IN the business AMI having aisl
used 1y best 70 please aud furnish the public
good aslionahe, and servieeahe hat, feel conhath
with my present facilities, and large stock HAND VA
Am ahle to supply patrons with article superior
any heretofore offered. ; : = - = s5-fsa Az
can from those in want Of ia"
and Caps, before plrShASins eIseahere
81 AVERY, No I46 Main 81
!! -spe z 81 as Sisss1 aS3r5 ;wbeeuE, Va
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can sni sst palplets Gratis and see cures
Por sale bys'E- II began s. Co Wheeling. Cisn
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jy2r-14-da~

sands, snrsnPariIIa.-Ths extraordinary efHi-
acy of this uuriYasd preparation all of Taa,
eEyspelas uaneous eruptye disorders and similar
piaius would appear almost uereibe, were not such
wonderful cures of daily certified by persons
of undoutei truth and respcetabIIt establishing the in
s class of disorders an aera-
tive AMI rouovntins agent 1t Is unequalled.
Eminent physicians have proved By many years exper-
ence that they can produce the haPPt results by its adj
minist.a,ion aud therefore 1t with confidence.
Prepared and sold BIZ A. n. D. SANDS, Druggists, 100
Fulton Greet, New York.
Sold also by J. II. cEuMBAcRER.
sAal#by Drugyt.ts generally. iyT-1Kdaw
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TtTsTREcEIvED-The "OIiHoase by the River;'' tsent
- Life IOly Boat Life IL and ;,
ViEinia n!ustsate'' by Porte Cty on (ea AMI see t)
TESTIMONY ofthe Rocks Schools and School Master,
by Hugh Mer;'' Little D1rrit,'' III cloth and paper.
Expec:ed daily an invoice Ofithe dness that Is manufac
tured Of Legal Cap, Letter and Note P3per-ordered
pfessly for the legal profession.
Everythin Stationery Book line constantly
hand al lii Main street, Wheeling, Va. jy9S
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O-s '-.'- As 4 FiERdLE MEDICINE
Ianpt6ns Tinerare cannot exeeed As leauslf!inE
agent supeTiortq of the cosmetics OF tas 1y
producing beautiful clear skin, and giving 30 the eht
The color impaTting muscle that He
elasticity witch tvcSt all WHO enjoy health such rAse
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iyb-rIing Also one aiioining now occupied BY Ihos.
Tavlor For further information, apLsy TO- e ~,
f.LiI BDSHAM. f'lLBERISON . VI.
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B0NyE7:S AIs-DBOENET RIBB0NS.
BEAUTIFUL styles Bonnets ana Bonnet Ribbons Just
ID received. ,taPsl HEIsKEL!. q swEARINGEN. :,
COTClI Yonngers lin bottles and iugs) BalPs,
- FalEirEs, and H. r. stont' received sale
by W. A. EDWARDS 4 BRO,
myit cor. Monroe AMI Market SITS.
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ALSO.
Z .FANCS ~ I'D CAPS FOR CHILDREN
II A Nh HYf9ff'TifI

LARGE % eIdreii and youth's Hats Hs s
= caps, selected by from the mst Nshof ~
Hat and Cap Of New T6rk, the greater
50 ts1=oalI and see, iisIis. $ SOS
II ,aF - Slavery, Sos. 1sG & rs Nihinst;
sla6 sS8Elg = "a - Wheeling. Va
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nRRW q DRAKE

NO. 5, MASHINGp1NH HALL.
TORtsgRVEs Another One assortment of Preserve &c
inst received and for sale at q ~
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n,lnaanE pEr... - foll0wing i.sn
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Tor Rent

49, :
EYERAL desirable Country Residences Ehin eight min
- walk the Market House Tbs houses
and we'll Nrranged comfort, each
ing six and cellar with pump OF excellent cold
water in the Yari, and situated fine
view Of the city as the RIVER for several miles below
hence, easy Of Good garden plots with
lent fruit trees be had IL desirable. Inquire
aup5zs STONE THOMAS. 4
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vs lind in the Old Point Comfort correspondence
n ,bc. Y s. HsrgfI: F
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lsrsa HI aSistTsa s1sgAR1Nnr
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The above Is substantially true, as we hap
pened to he so unfortunate as to be among the
passengers on board the steamer. a more
eraccleSs, reckless and contemplate set OF
seamy.s. reves. congregated among civilized reo-
pie than those Plug UgiieS- They seemed to
have no scruplrS. no decency in imposing upon
and insulting all ages. sexes and conditions OF
course, as the above extract states, such set
would drive trade away ffom any city, and it is
50. -f.-e.,,- ,',ss seiilafini'
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For Rent
PINE Country Residence situated in Pleasant valley.
three miles F m Wheeling, and formerly occupied ey
D. NJ. FaiEtr Rton- -, -,
There l. also good BILE and garden spot attaehed 70
the nrer1ises POr further particulars. apply TO
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,PRIcE 0SE bOLLAn FER BOTTLE
SANFORD CO., PFopEietors 3t5 Broadway New York
.. u. Idl(f4N 4 Co, AGENTS for Whreliag
JOHN D. PARK, CRcnnati.
GE0. H kSYSElt, Pittsbnrgh, Who'll sale AREN'T
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1uE EiEcftoS ~ tNifofSiA.-tol
WELLER is undoubtedly elected Goycrno~ of
California by a very large majority. The
san Francisco H,aH Of the 9th ult., pub
lishcd on The morning Of the steamers de-
parturc has the following
We give the returns Of the election up to
the hour Of going TO press this morning .--
Only twen,y-thrcc counties have thus far
been heard from, and the returns from mos,
OF them are incomplete and none Of the IN
official with the exception Of one. There
are foriy-iour counties IN the State. The
whole vote cast at the last Presidential clcc-
ton WA 10000. There is scarcely any
,ionbt that Col Weller will have n handsome
majority over both his competitors
~ twenty three coun,ics, WELLER, Demo
era, has ?, 500 votes Bowis, X now Moth
ing, ?6lh and Sr,NLs', Republican -,
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To the tr'dtt~ss aud s,Os Asssidsrs Of the
Ohso Lar. Insurance AID Trust 90.

FfYfi jbr ntslB8su hnqtref,
The unicrsgned, at ,ho urgent request oi
the Trustees Of the Ohio Life Insurance AMI
Trust Company, repaired 10 New York -cy-
cral weeks ago to assist the President Of the
Bank, Mr.. Stc,.on, who hail gonc ,hiihcr
prcvinI-ly in nscertaning the cause 81 the
sudden embarrassment, Of The bank, and ~
Investigating the condition of the New York
Office,
We have cnicasored to tho best Of our
ability. 10 inform Ourselves OF the condition
of things bat, after "a months unrlnI,tiDg
labor by day and night, VIC are nnab!o 10
present tatcucut If ia affairs with any
approach 10 the truth. snch is the inacrura
~ Of the books and ihr totally unreliable
condition Of the accounts.
It will require several weeks of patient in
ycsigaii0n before correct statement can
be rendered
The immediate causc OF the failure OF thc
bank We lind 10 be- large advances 10 IA rail.
road company ,hc magnitude Of which. IT
seems IA a. much surprise 10 the Direct
or. 81 the railroad as 10 the Trustees Of the
bank
These adj ancc. have been made chiefly
since April, when the Trustees resident ia
New York, made an examination Of the Of.
fec, anl report upon II 10 the Board here.
We have great satisfaction ~ being able
10 STATE that tho Trustees here, "a well ~
lho4c resident in New York, are entirely
clear of completely in any OF the transactions
which have lcl 10 the late disastrous result,
and with one or two exceptions ui very
rriH1- ;,1rrDrTi--. ;rf iTrs RS :" IN ~
York Office W lloorE.,
" W SrAKnnNnr.n
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wv. fo~LKR,
JoHN J.. FrgBxR,
tHaRLEs HoAG
COMMITTEE

EEroGr % Coaarrfg, oN snsEr. swisg Asp
POT LTET.
The committee after careful examination.
make the following report.
q Joseph Anderson. II Paul. best Buck aud
two Ewe.; Leicester species. ist prcm.5V 80
a Joseph ADderaon, ~. Paul, Xix Ewes and
-lx Weth-rs, Fad pfeia. 500
- JOS. Randall, -. Paul bet Boar imported
Yorkshire, 1T prem. $50
{ 4. Mel.sgan -. Paul, best Pig: imported
Yorkshire. Ind prem. 90
lGG L.. 9. Bclote, ~. Paul. best breeding Sow
with pig- 100
20 ThadeusE Webb, Hutchinson, English Dom
luck Fowls. i.t prem. 100
10 David Morrison, ~. Paul full blood ~hsng
hsis, 200
iJJt Cha.. lIoag, Minneapolis. best 10, bantam
Chicken~. 80
., I. X. Webb. Hat hn-on. best AMI greatest
variety Fowls. 90
- ". u. CLARK ~. Paul, beat Ducks 700
y. T.. SippDIRD.
-. " tooLHatan
Committee.
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barring the trial OF Tow >ssNp Tor murder
in Canada the other day the judge said
tha, communication had hcn placed IN
the hands Of the solicitor General and passed.
on 10 him, saying 'ha, some Of the Jurors
had bets on the issue OF the trial. Several
II the jurors sand they had some the said
he had offered 10 bet. bu, he would %,oncr
no, 81, ON the jury The Judge said il woubl
be disgraociul thing II any one were To b.,
on the trial who was concerned IN the AL
minis,n,tion Of justice.
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nAtHis> n

Ihe tamm.ti,c 0n Diaries would respectfully
report that four specimens ot very hhe Rutter
wcyc offered, aud they found some little din
Guilty IN deciding on the merits .; the ifercnt
lots. They however awarded the premiums a.
follows
For best ) lbs. l,t prcmiun, II L GIBBS s; %
10 do III do u, +. Tanner 500
do do 81 10 Arthur stevens 400
NJ cheese. none VI home manufacture was
offered
very hne lot Of ohio W Reserve va.
on exhibition by GIllet aud Perkins
SUGAR A>p Bn>S,.
To the .ame committee also VA. ssncd the
dcpartmcn, Of sugar and Honey
The, noticed box Of Honey, very nice. No
Sugar offered.
The committee, however, would call Atteu.
ton o. one bottle OF syrup, exhibited and
made by MAJ. T. I. Fayheg, from ,hc thine.e
sugar Canc. II +. equal Ia appearance and IN
t,s sacchAr,n. Iaaly beyond cur be-, Golden
Syrup. The davor nigh, he Improved After
further trials
The mode snd cost of raising The Cane. sad
manufacture OF the syrup, wlll De gwen ~ tbs
Soclei, written report, by Ma furbsr.
w II. T>>sR.
J N,-Ssrt
Ecp>N r,sS1S,
Committee.
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$40 WV
The ,,mmlttcc an rain'ug. Ambiotypcs
NnSucueotype~, Printing AMI BOOK Binding
reports
rha, after = careful examination they award
the premiums
i01 { &. ilcaly, II. Pau first best on painting,
diploma ard premium. 90
l. r. Mhjtedeld. II beat oil painting diploma,
t. best water Colorcd painting dip.
- VI. John y. Prince, 81 raul, n best, Dip.
llo \. Schcmcilin It. lani. hc', trayon draw.
tng~ 90
s, Master Eam.e, N.nInScr II year OF a-e, u
best 500
90 VI. G. rutuc. II Paul. bc-, COLI, ton of
iagu'rr""tvrss smhr"t,re. and rh"i"-
graphs, nJ
~ I II. Ncw,on 4 60, ~. rlul, best ria.n
anl ornamental card printing. 500
., Goodrjch, ~omcr~ 4 Co.. = Paul bot
Book binding 800
,s j. ". Bond, r.,i, Of Il, Paul had gu cx.
h,bjt.o tsp bil Paintings. The Day Dream.
Ct, AMI "C omiHS from 4. Bath, which were
ptcmiJu> from The Cosmopolitan Art Union
They are very beautiful. but do not fall within
the "a. t,,ioa 81 the Committee fof award,
"a M..- Ftr,Aud. ot Minneapolis. exhibited
SOM. very fine trayon nawiugs Also. -
pa prAwigg. and a groupe Of flowers IN water
coluJs. \ Hne Oh Painting. O. winter sccnel
n, ait .c ,taugater OF Mrs. Munger. Of - Eau
aged u wears. il worthy 81 special mention
,aedit.ble specimens Il oriental painting. W
thuk the best. buI A. no premiums were oG'rti
the committee take pleasure ia making taNori
BILE mention. llor specimens Of water color'
were also good.
~ some NrgN pretty water color HoNcr-, by
Mss Mar, Rlrton, OF st Anthony,
IL, crcdlishle effort on ATT, by Nj. sarah
Bttina ~. -. tathonv
~ several curou. specimens Of sAiii. called
oriental paintings, by A T.. GOODWIN ~ Mime
srols.
Il some very promising water color and pen
Ell drawing. by Miss Rose Collins, OF -. Pau,
aged II years.
- Ahcau,'pl display of timely bound book,
fancy article. on paper machc, maid toilet
etcxr. deposited bS toomhs 4 Bro. -. Pau,
!, VI \s~~o>.
Il oRN>R, ~vs.~N
joH> SrKsib.
COMMITTEE
rHg ,oss.rrkE o> .roYG>, HAsp~Ass, g yLsEY
AMP sl>tT, n Rsss 90 s,LNss gsrog'
That 40 article. Of Minnesota Manufacture,
comm. under either OF VIZ above heads are On
.,hb.i,on bat the Hardware exhibited ~
Act loud 4 Brother, AMI the case OF '' >3,er
Ware. hy Mr.. GTsenlsaf, are elegant specimens
IN these branc he, Of trade, sni -. Lesser Ins
Of fsN orabe mention
Respectfully Submitted.
Ho,SN n, kk>:N.
I.
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HHrou 90 toNHitrEE OS rAGa ,SD "Abr4r
rRop' Cra.
The Committee On Farm and Garden FRO
ducts. after carciI' examination Of the article
exhibited Ia then department. on'r the follow
ing Report.
~ I. D. Galu-hA 81 -. rau, Wn's- wheat
1t premium, - 90
-. ". l.. Amc.. vi SO. Pau winter Wheat,
u prelalnrn. lo9
II, tytu. Gray 81 Washington County. great
-, aud best aue'y oi Peas ~ premium.
200
- Js.. Iioagh OF wa.hngton County, hes,'a
t.e,y Bean. - premium. 100
- y. T.. s,ioddarJ Of MiubHapDh-, best seed
ansp "kipg Phllim.. IT. useu!'npA. 30 %
= II Il, Gibbs OF Ramsey tounty, best sprc,.
mcn seed Corn "Dcnt, l.. premium,
100
4, j. ". Sriby Of ~. Paul, greatest and best
variety Garden Vegetables, ~ premium,
100
Ito Cyrus Gray Of Washington County, second
bcs, variety Garden Vegetables, "a pre-.
mum, 800
/ H. Jno. :. Silh OF Dakota County. best peck
sweet Potatoes lst premium, Loo
20 y. T.. Stodiard oil Minneapolis, best peck
Ncshanock Potatoes Ist premium, 800
- VIM T.. Brimhal Of ~. Paul, second best
Carter Potatoes. "a premium, 1uH
p II. II. Gibbs OF Ramsey County, Mountain
June Potatoes, Sd premium, loo
ilG Cyrus Gray 81 Washington County, for
greatest aud best variety Of i'o'alocs 1t
premium 90
"a ". Elliot Minneapolis second hes, do u
~ ". EIiot. do Mammoth spun-h
n ". Elliot, Minneapolis, superior squash
II premium 0l
i II. ,:urd.h, Dakota county. hes, Orange
Carrots. l., premium, Loo
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The Cumm,tee % p.crrtiosary A-'.'es -
port a. iol,os.
ioa y. stockton. w.ron,, ~ .eace.
diploma
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CRY NEWS

rnMu us AWARDED nt tho Thru Annual
FAR OF the Minnesota Territorial Agricultural
Socicty held ia ~, Paul on the ith sih aud
9TH DAYS OF October 49,.
Hsronr % COMMITTEE g, uo-sgt
Ihy ,ommt,oc on Horses aitcr caicfu s..
animation. offer the following report
foi the hc%t irottlng stallion which hls
been kept a. a stock horse within the Territory
fol the pat season
l-tmomlum wasawnrdrdto"t ctmoni Moril.
ovu,s by / .. WAY. -. Pad, $500
Son. The ,',raa Ntr,t.,i ,n'cfod D., \ D. ktag,
rof,. ,f Vua,spol's. vs, pro'es.'i ae'". a. cone"
,,,-~ stte,rn. ttrlea,e h,. been r,nra ,n'h" N.r.
,e, u sho sh'p, ct ,,t. 1's.es o"toh ,e'I. Niof.1
fr II. H.r 70. fa."m
3dpcm,om 70 PLYING Morgan, entered BY
Daniel i,opkIu.. 5000
n premium /" ''iiauditpnisn cn'ofea by I
II I,iush, 1000
Tor the beat Iroittns stallion, yc'r' ol nn
lot
l., prcmipm to plymouth Rock, entered by
toninaugh \ Bigicnw 900
tol hest pan matched uotlng horse or
i,t prcmtum Az atlcd 10 "rt,tting tuy, ca.
tered b, Hcni Thompson. so,on
Iot best ,rctting grldtng, as nIarc~, single
1T premium 10 Lilly Rel cntcfcl by \.
kng.Lu,,, $3.50
"a rrcmium a. "Jno. Allen. entered by cole
Martin 20n
ID premium to "tsao, tern, entered hyc
II .cudyc,r 1000
roi hest Blood stallion, ycar~ old aud over,
having been kept tor stock tho past season "a
the lcrtitoly,
lat premium va, awarded t" FLYING Morgan,
owned l., Daniel Hopkins, $500
- l'rmi.w , ' ~ rru'nr, Nnlr,'l "Naci -
~.Ma. 1000
IT, ptcmtnlu awarded go T. {. Bclotc FOR
best par ulatrhcd tauihsr Horses, loco
Ful best iituoi M,fc tlcats old aud over,
with teal At foot
lat premium to Rodney rmh'r. at ~
faul. 100
II premium To " H. Randall. OF y,
PAM 500
Ncs.r. Maple, had un cNh.tIioua tine pA,,
Of Carnage l,ng>r-. alSus par of pran H"rso'
very buc.
Nh rcu. smith Of Prescott WIS, exhibited
A well nut stallion calicl "RTi Rrd Morgan,
which the ,oum,tce ,unmcpd Tot speed %
beauty,
me stallion, exhibited hy Mt. Nin'Gcr, l-
deserving worth, notice.
Whrrc there are 50 NAM ladies, tac commit
tee feel dclicac, Ia making mention ~ those.
who rode the best. In their opinion. N,-> J..
J broom deserves the tlr@t place and Miss "a
fah Barton tn second The other ladies. Ms
Elizabeth fraU, Miss Emma lilng worth, aud
Ms. Nancy barton. all did we'll, and received
the CONNIE ni,,ion OF the spectators.
l.. l. Er>soN.
JuA. Laws,
joe. iNisH,
EnrssN raR<kg,
COMMITTEE
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Ulrogf ot ,osultttl oS r,ua Nrrnir>r,.
The Committee on Farm Implement. after
An examination would report
- Tanning MIL by tp~>,t. Morgan $50,
at Minneapolis premium, $500
Corn and cob Mil, known IL, "ENye..
eiof Young America, exhibited by noht. VI
Iscan. "a well deserving premium, 800
They have also awarded for the attachment
To make superior article Of corn meal and1a
straw cutter To- the same, a diploma.
\ deep rlcr Flow, exhibited hy Mctluud
\ brother. AMI manufactured b, John beer
rrrmium 2.uv
AlsoaNo. Flow by the came prem loo
- \ ADJ Stili" Al! hrn!lr. ~ y hr""
premium. 90
\ set flight buggy Harness hS Vi. Lc.
TOY premium, 10
Sc. manufactured ~ ,Jipsttck \ Eaton, not
premium, but would recommend diploma.
a, they are a superior article.
A deploma e. Mf. Leroy Tor a set of heavy
double Carriage and Wagon Harness.
\ diploma 10 Mr Drew i'r \ SCI of hght dou
bic Carriage Harness
They would eau the attention OF rrairc ta'
mcr. to the Wiulmil exhibited 10y Robert
VI laSau.
Nl>oa substantial a,,,cle ef ilsy Rack D..
ia. Anderson
IS la curiou. Horse Collar, deposited bJ
Hiram SNOW Your Committee would rrCon
mend itiil.
iS,,c M,WsItN,
T. VI. Cox
M u. Rapw>
Committee.
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ElrOhr or rmE coNsirrEs Oh YRuITs. GRgEs
HOUSE PLANTS, AND FLORAL ORSANKs1-.
10 First premium apples TO q. II. Pond, Oak
Grove, 1900
lot Cd do Siberian crab apple toP v.
Nichols diploma.
u First premium three varieties Isabella. Ca
,awba and Clinton grapes TO Adam Rum
ing, 80
81 "a do Isabella TO Daniel Hopkins. 800
30 Best show Of Wild grapes, r. Il. Webb, 90
ZIG First premium melons 10 VIM. GRAY. 800
IS "a do 10 VIM. Elliot, 100
lD First premium. green house plants TO J.. NJ.
Ford 4 Go, 10
For the second the committee on this depart
mcnt would recommend the coliec ton exhiL-
tied by John kunz, gardner to Captain Daus,
but a, II IA not numbered or entered the com.
mt,ee can only make the recomme ndd,ion Of
diploma,
ljs Fitst premium, bet 90, flowers, TO J. W.
-elby, 400
10 n do do do %. Gle
mcdlin. 6G
~ Fnnt 10 bUquct 81 Bowers. 10 J.. {.
Maiden, gardsuef - forIa Co.. 100
no "a dO do do to 4 the.
mcdlin. 90
TO First 10 basket OF flowers. 10 A.
tncmr Ma. 40
li,ggiET r.. BisHoP.
K T. Hot sgwoRH,
a. II. CAvHNpt.
Judg,.
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RhroRY oy COMMITTEES ~ tArTls,
Tho Con,n,itiec on Cattle make the report aud
award the following premiums
~. J. 4 whitney. Minneapolis, best Durham
COW. $500
-. WI \mc. - rAu best year old
bull 1"
ist \le> buchanan. ilcuncPin county, best
wear old. e.@
- W. l.. Amc.. ~. Paul. bcsI cow, 800
IL ". Fowler, Ncwpof. best Devon
bull, 200
81 ". Fowler, Newport. hes, l'eNoncew. 80"
IL best year OLD
hcfer, %
I. II. Galu.hA. ~. Paul, best bull calf, !,o0
Ia l., riumcr Brooklyn beat bull, go
81 wm. Fowler Newport, best grade COW. 400
.: J 4 Whtney, Minneapolis, hes, Durham
herer calf. 400
- W. l.. Ame., IT Paul. hes, grade COW, SEQ
!d 400
a Au,hony s,etes, - Pau hes, } wear old
hchcr, 40
lis John ; Prince beat woke work
oxen b,Oa
10 John :. rr,arc - bet woke ~ork
oxen, TOO
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Butte record. (Bidwell, Butte County, Cal.) 1853-1858, 1857-02-14

UNFA1LING SIGNS. Most people pre-
tend to be weather wise, and in order
to help them in arriving at just cons
clusions in regard TO baronetrieal prog
nostics, we will tell them that at the
approach OF rain, brick floors turn
damp, the sea-weed becomes f1abby,
the swallow fys low, the cat turns her
tail to the fire, the frogs become dus-
ky brown, the stars shine with unusual
brightness, there is no dew on the
grass in the morning, the peacock
screams. many flowers close their pc
tails, &c., and if storm is at hand, the
sea-birds leave the coast and fly in
land. Fair woather is prognosticated
by the reverse of all the above signs,
and alo by ruddy sunset, grey mis-
ty morning at sunrise, the prevalence
OF cobwebs on the hedges, and especi-
ally that beautiful and mysterious pro-
duction of Arachne, the gossamer,
which in one night is seen to cover the
recently reaped wheat fields, as If by
encha ntment, with transparent veil,
Such are some Of the means by which
the agriculturist is enabled to make his
general arrangements for the safety OF
his crops and focks-