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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-11-08
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CANAL COMMERCE,
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ARRIVED, November =.
Boats Ann Gillcece. May Fly. Q. .stprterant'
Fila Bcuner, Elk, and W. X. King, coal 10 l. ).
MehaHey. H., ;,
Boats Canonicus, and J. A. Rhinehard coal to
Borden Mining Co. =
noats Mount Savage. 4. IL. Bradt, and VI. r
Mccoy, coal to American Coal Co. ,c.
Boat John II. Shaw, coal to Fro'tburg Coal 20
Boats Reindeer, and Union, coal |" WIN. H.
FCwls 4 Son.
~LOAkS AND SHAWLS This day we nave
1 onsned another lot Of Cloaks, Raslans ana
SLswI they are Of the best makes aud VIII De SOFA
9ns"''' nv ). W. MEYENBERG.
'o". .v corner King and Pitt streets
AIsINS in whole, half and quarter boxes,
nrim. Eastern Cheese, Pickles, Spices, 1fcuaa
Cinnamon, Nutmeg, CloTes and Claohn ,ecelsea
and for sale by DANi h"N''''
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-11-08

ORDI> ,rIoN.-The services attendant upon
the Ordination of the Rev. James L. Lett
witch, pastor elect of the ID Presbyterian
Church, will take place on the coming Sab
bath. Preliminary services will commence
with Thursday evening and continue during
the week. Several cergymen from a dis
lance will be in attendance, to assist in the
exercises. An interesting and profitable
time is anticipated.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-11-08

MR. j. OSBRORN. ug Alexandra. will Gpea i
WI DANCING ACADEMY, al Relief Hall, op-
pusire the Glstr odice. commencing ." Ho"d"y,
OctaL. ate. Glasses for Young Ladies. Misses and
Masters. AT o'clock. 7. NJ, and for gentlemen At
o'clock. r VI. Days of tuition Mondays and
Tuesdays. oct l5-dtt
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-11-08

County CorRT.-Thc November term of
the County Court, Turner Dixon, presiding
Justice, commenced yesterday. There was
no business of special interest TO the public
transacted, and the Court adjourned until
this morning at lo o'clock.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-11-08

wenotice that the English funds me barometer,
par ercciicace, Of European finance. are reported
by the last arrival rs having touched higher
point than they have at any time since the out
break of the Russian war.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-11-08

Tho total amount Of dry goods thrown upon the
market in a. York for the last week, was Sl,3527ls
since lst January 9O2, largely in excess OF
the same period in the two previous years. The
imports OF the week were chiefly by steamers. ad'
verse winds having kept back "A number OF sailing
yesSels
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-11-08

DOTAT0ES. P0TAT0ESm-l50 bushels New
i York Mercer Potatoes, just received per Schr.
Fairfax, tor sale b, IARkEI iILST,
nov a., KING street.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-11-08

100 hrs. FRESH GLADES BUTTER, l.,
H(VI ann lbs prime uckwheat Flour, received
aud for sal. BY DANi
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-11-08
Prince George's County. Nh nos =.

HIRE INSURANCE COMPANY Of ALEA-
Il ANDRIA.-A semi annual dividend 81 tour
per cent. on the capital stock of this Company
has beeu declared. payable to the stockh"Iders or
their legal representatives,, On and after lhur.aay,
IN. !rd inst. c. W. WATTLES. Secretary.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-11-08

CON RD.-Ranaway from the sunscr-
SSOU ber-, AT Alexandria, Va. on the night Of
the 10Th Of October, IA negro man named DAVID
MTSI Said negro is black, about five feet seven
inches high weight about one hundred and hty
pounds aud j. twcnty-unc or two years of age;
full suit Of hair: a scar ar mark m" right cheek;
likely with good teeth He Is doubtles. making
his way 10 free state. We viii give the above
reward .or ,akin. and occurring that W. get him
again. Iuoy J--eotfI A. :. CROSBY 4 co.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-11-08

1ann CORDS OF WOOD FOR SALE.-l
IUUU have for sale, within ten miles Of Alex
an,lria, aud bordering the Potomac. 90"
CORDS PINE WOOD. which will cell for 81.
per cord, standing. Address a. b., AieAan-
lria p. o. no, s. iet
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-11-08

NOTlCE.-The public are hereby notified, that
IN no debt, contracted by any one save myself
or wife, will be paid BY me, rs have reason to
believe that other persons have been contracting
debts in my name. without amy authority from me-
WILLIAM KIRBY.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-11-08
Warren County, W., oct ls-eolm


COMMISSIONERS SALE OF REAL ES-
" TATE.-By virtue Of a decree in the case Of
Ashby vs. Green, &C., pronounced BY the Circuit
Court Of Fuuquier, on the oath day Of September,
1853, the undersigned commissioners, appointed
to execute the same, will offer for sale TO the high
est bidder, on the premises, on the 10Th day "
November, 1859, that valuable tract OF land called
"GRAFTON,' formerly the residence Of samuel
Bayiy, deceased, containing about 375 ACRES,
exclusive Of the portion assigned 10 MRS. Misty u.
Bayly, as her dover. This land, which y well
known in Fauquer for its fertility, is situated a
bout three miles from Salem, on the MANASSAS Gap
Railroad, is we'll supplied with wood and water
and is i'll fine condition for cultivation
TERMS The purchaser 10 pay down in cash
deposit of ten per centum on the amount OF has
purchase, and to give bonds. with approved per
-onal security, for the deferred payments, in three
cqual instaments. AT one, two and three years
thereafter with interest from the day Of sale. The
deposit to be forfeited and the property To be .ols
nj the risk and cost of the purchaser III case he
shall fail TO complete his purchase, on coLhrma-
ton ot the sale by the Court, and the title to be
retained till the last instament is paid.
Il. II. SHACKELFOKD,
JOHN P. PHILIPS,
e. TURNER, JR,
JOHN NJ. FORBES, Comnrs.
JAMES V. BROOKE,
ROBT T. SCOTT,
f. NJ SPILMAN,
Fauauier County, oct l5-ootS
TRUSTEE'S SALE.-By virtue Of a deed u
i trust from George Potter TO me- dated eth "
June, 1853, aud Of record in the office OF Fairfax
County Court shall, Tur.day, The Fan dny
III SDrembei merit at the residence Of said Potter,
in Fairfax County Va, offer at public auction, -
the highest bidder for cash. tho personal property
therein conveyed, viz: all Of his HOC5EHOLp
and KITCHEN FURNITURE, Farming lmp!r.
ment., Buggy aud Harness. i've head OF Horse.
Two Mules Cattle Hogs, ac. Sale to commences
at II o'clock, A. VI.
ALFRED MOSS. Trustee.
Fairfax County. Va, oct 26-ia~ts
FARM FOR SALE, situated in Charlc,
~ County Md, 20 miles below Alexandra.
near the Potomac River, within miles Of Oily
mont, a regular steamboat landing, in q very hea
thy neighborhood. The Tract contains about 400
ACRES OF which lj0 are in Timber; the remain
der i. divided into five fields and under goot
fence. The soil il very susceptible Of improve
- ment. The buildings consist Of n convenient
"a DWELLING, and all the out-houses thar
could be desired, besides Stors-housc and Count.
ing room, with walled cellars under each. Thers
is also upon the premises Grist Mill, in good
repair.
The above described Farm will be sold cheap, if
iu,aediate application be made. Persons wishing
10 purchase, will please address the subscriber, at
Pomonkey P. D., Charlie. County, Md.
oct 22-w4ws c. Z. HARMON.
TOHN MURPHY, ATTORNEY AT Law,
81 will practice in the Courts Of Wsstmorsland,
Richmond, and Northumberland Counties. Post
Qaice, Rcss Store, WestmSrsland County.Vs
dar -T
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-11-08

re- A vacancy having occurred in the Magis-
tracy of Fairfax. by the resignation of John A..
Washington. e4q.. DR.. RICHARD {. mason at the
solicitation Of man; friends, has agreed to become
a candidate. 10 ill this vacancy, as Justice OF
~. pn,c, nov Scott
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-11-08

COPY BO0kS.-Root's. IL numbers Ranis
I Is numbers Becker ), II numbers Eight
MYERS, IL number. and Payson. burton Serb
ncr'. 10 numbers Systems Of PenmansEIp' tor
the use of Schools and Academies. Received aud
for s,Ie by luov II JOHN Il PARROTT.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-11-08

4 LENANpRIA. LOUDOUN AND RAMP
a SHIRE RAILROAD CoMPANi.-The al.
journed several meetings OIL this Company "ii
take pace ~ T.o>dny the 18th inst at II . CLOCK
A. VI, :, the Company Office.
nny .,-.otd K. JOHNSTON, Secretary.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-11-08

A~OTICE.-THE FIEE INSURANCE COMPANY ~
y ALgN,SpRIA.-Thc annual meeting Of Tho
Stakeholder. If the Company will he held
.Wond,y, y. III ioy = .y"remb', 1852, for the
p,,rpo., 81 e-cting Director. % serve the ensuing
wear. Hour. from IL ANITA |. Y. VI BY order;
{. ". WATTLES.
oct aO--entI Secretary.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-11-08

PREAIUMs.-Am0ng the premiums award
ed at the State Agricultural Fair, were the
following TO citizens of neighboring counties:
$ s Bradford Culpeper, received the fol
lowing. For best ram, $50; second best $40;
third best, certificate Of merit: best pen OF
ewes three in number, so; second best, $40
best pen OF eve lambs, 1 in number, $40; best
pen of ram lambs, 1 in number, $40.
For best ram Thos. l.. Parrish, Albemarle,
500.
Bes, pen Of ewes. 3 in number DR.. Jno. Il.
Woods. Albemar!e, S2o.
Best pen of eve lambs, 1 III number, DIR.
.Jno X. Woods, $40.
: s. Bradford received all of the follow
ing. best imported Merino ram, $50: second
best. so: best imported Meriuo eve, so; Sc
cond best, $40.
Hon. Vim. c. Riyes, of Albemarle. received
the following: best imported Oxford Down
ram, $50: second best, $40; best imported
Oxford Down eve. $40; second best $40.
Best corn planter, a. p. Proutt, Orange
County Va, so. ,.,... .
Best eve of any breed on exhibition, ). ,.
Bradford. Culpeper. ,.
Best boar OF any breed on exhibition. ,.
W. Ficklin. of Abemarle.
Best breeding SOW OF any breed on exit
bition, 5. W. Ficklin. All certificates OF
merit
SERVICES AT rmE Corn Excn,NGE.-The
Bethel Services at the Corn Exchange on
Sunday afternoon, were unusually interesting
and impressive. The Rev. Geo. IL. Norton,
Rector of St Pau!'s church. in this city,
delivered a sermon on the occasion, which is
spoken of by those who were privileged to
hear it. rs most impressive and effective
The audience was unusually large and
was composed principally of seamcn and
boatsmen. who indicated by their serious
and decided attention the interest which
they felt in the solemn service in which they
were engaged We are pleased to learn that
these services are to be continued during the
winter, and that the clergy attached to our
respective Churches are 10 alternate IN their
attendance. Ii is a good and useful work,
and we hope for its success
ORDI> .TIoX.-rhe services attendant upon
the Ordination of the Rev. James /. Lett
witch, pastor elect Of the I'd Presbyterian
Church, will take place on the coming Sab
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-11-08
BY MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH.

NEW THEATRE
ALIEN CAMBRIA.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-11-08

John MURPHY, ATTORNEY AT LAW.
y will practice in the Courts Of Wsstnorsland,
Richmond, and Northumberland Counties. Post
Office, Rics's Store, WsstmSrslsnd County. vs.
Hec 5-f
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-11-08

ANNLI hNU It
- 500 sacks Ground Alum Salt
600 Ashton do
300 Worthington Deakin do
Also Mackercl and Herring, in store, and for
sole bv GRAY, MILLER { Co,
novs corner King and Water SIS.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-11-08

GEO. u. TAl LVR, having withdrawn from
" tie firm Of Taylor, Beach Anvil, Auction
GERS, the business hereafter viii be- carried On by
Samuel Beach and jaime, K. Atwll, WHO respect
fully iu,i,v il share u public patronage III the sae
OF Real ,ad Personal Estate, and pledge them
selyc. 10 a'te4d promptly 10 tie business entrusted
10 their care. and t. make prompt returns Of Nil
sales tor consignment. which are respectfully III
vited. SAM Ell BEACH, ,,.,io,..,
nov I-dlw JAS. K. AIWILL,
Nebraska advertiser., 1859-10-20
HORSES.
Blooded Horses.


IL Gibbs: best brood mare over four
years. so.
A Bowen: best stallion colt oyer three
years, Sc.
Geo P West: best stallion colt over 2
years, S4.
Andrew Jason: I'd best stallion colt
over 2 years, 50.
RObt HOback: best FLY Over-2 years,
"a. ;..l no
H H Harding: best FLY over 8 years,
81.
Francis NJ Cox: best stallion colt over
l year, 81.
j S Morton: best stallion over 4years
old, $40, r
P J Armstrong: I'd best mare over 4
years, SIS.
] L Combs: I'd best FLY 2 years. 80.
Edward Palmer: I'd best stallion colt
over / year old, So.
S F Hail; I'd best stallion colt Over 8
years, So.
Ceilings and Mares.
w w Hackney: best mare for light
harness, SIS.
Davis & Teese: best gelding for light
harness, SIS.
William Garrison: ID best gelding for
light harness, S..
Armstrong: I'd best mare for light
harness, 50.
RhOda A Davis; best gelding for sad
die. 80.
Emmett Nuckolls: best mare for sad
die, SIS.
Watson Black ID best mare for sad
die, So.
Horses Of all vork.
Peieg Redfeld: best brood mare and
foal by the SIDE, $40.
H B Roberts: Cd best brood mare, IS.
Edward Frazier: best gelding. IS.
Edward Frazier: best stallion over 4
years, SIS.
DrGugH Horses.
John CasselI: best mare for draught
over A years. SIS.
Us Morton: best stallion for draught
over 4 years, $40.
Match Horses.
George GIines: best pair matched hOr-
ses, $40.
D Laboc: best pair matched colts, d.
pIoma.
Mules and Jacks.
H Wedge: best pair of mules 3 years
old and over, SIS.
Horses from other Territories or STATES.
Harvey Bourn: best brood mare, diplO-
ma.
Nebraska advertiser., 1859-10-20
DOMEsrIc MANUFACTURES.

0OMESIAC
Mrs E B Higgins: best ladies collar
CROCHET work, dip.
Mrs G G Gillet: best pair lamp mats,
dip.
MrsE S Arnold: best table mats, dip.
Miss G Gibbs: best infants net shirt,
dip.
Miss Unia Raisin: best embroidered
shawl, dip.
Mrs ] S Carr beat hearth ruggs, dip
Mrs ALA Morton: best worked slip
pers, dip.
Mrs E Arnold best stoal covers, dip.
Mrs. H E Hills: best leather worked
picture frame, dip.
Mrs E B Higgins: best landscape
painting. dip. :;
Mrs w r Adkins: best red quilt, dip.
MrsGG Gillett: I'd best red quilt,
Mrs J W Swan: Sd bes. red guilt,
dip.
Mrs John CLOSE: best two coyeHets,
dip. Best pair of blankets, dip.
Mrs G G Gillett best flannel, "a.
Best counterpart, dip.
Mrs H P StrOng:. best pair WOODEN
hose, dip. Best pair cotton hose. dip.
Mrs John Closer: Cd best pair cotton
hose, dip. .
Mrs H B Strong: best embroidery on
cotton, dip.
Miss Julia Galloway : pencil landscape
dip.
Miss Gillett: best crayon sketch. dip.
Mrs EB Higgins: best feather flow
ers, dip.
Cabind Ware.
Albert Theis: best dressing bureau,
dip.
Aug. Gerhars : best portable writing
desk, dip.
Fred Clark: best fancy stand, dip.
A McAsland: best Platte River cedar
newal post, dip.
HARDWARE.
D B McMeehsn: best case Of cutlery,
7 Creed: best pair horse shoes, dip.
-
FRUIT.
Peoekes.
w II Lowe: best specimen q seeding
variety. IS.
] II Masters: Cd best specimen Of
seeding variety, 81.
WcfermeloRs.
Peleg Rsd6eld best SIX specimens,S2
AaskmeEons.
Psleg RedEeld: best SIX specimens, 81.
Nebraska advertiser., 1859-10-20

PREMIUMS ON CATTLE.
Short Horns.
Geo P West: Best 2 year old Durham
Bull. So.
Geo P West; Best / year old Durham
Bull, Sc.
Peleg Redfeld; I'd best I year old
Durham Bull, So.
J L Armstrong: Best 2 year oil Dur
ham Heifer, So.
Geo West: Best ! year old Durham
Heifer, SO.
John B Bennett: Best 4 year old Dur
ham Bull, $40.
N COwles: Best sucking Calf Durham
Bull, So.
Dsuons.
R w Furnas: Best 2 year old bull,
So.
R W Furnas; best 2 year old heifer,
So.
R w Furnas: best sucking calf, IS.
Native, and cross betscsen nGtive and TN
proUed cattle.
] L Armstrong: best one.elgth Dur
ham COW over 3 years, SIS.
J Armstrong: ID best COW over 8
years, So.
] Armstrong: best three-fourths bred
sucking calf, 50.
Russell, Majors & Waddell: best ma
tive l year old heifer, So.
] B Bennett: I'd best 6fteen-sixteenths
Durham bull calf, 81.
Working Orsn and Steers.
] II Masters; best yoke of oxen, over
a years, SIS.
d NJ Martin: I'd best, So.
D M Martin: best 10 yoke working
oxen, $40.
Foreign cattle.
DC Gibbs, Clarinda, Iowa best / year
old bull, Durham and Devon cross. diplo-
ma.
Harvey Bourn: Best 8 year old Dur
ham COW, diploma.
Harvey Bourn: best 4 year old Dur
ham COW, diploma.
Harvey Bourn: best 9 months Durham
bull calf, diploma.
Harvey Bourn: best A months Durham
heifer, diploma.
Sweepstakes.
J B Bennett: best bull over 8 years, a
cup of the value of So.
J Armstrong: best bull calf, 10
months old, a cup of the value of So.
Gibbs: best / year old bull, a cup
Of the value of IS.
il Armstrong best COW over 8 years
a cup of the value of So.
J L Armstrong: best heifer over two
years, a cup of the value of So
Geo P West: best l year old heifer, a
cup of the value of s..
Harvey Bourn: best heifer calf, a cup
Of the value of So.
Nebraska advertiser., 1859-10-20
BurrtR, BREAD, Sc.

oNAA@g oAAASe 49,
Mrs R L Fay: best lot Of butter in
rolls, SO.
Mrs. H P Strong: best lot Of butter il
frken, So.
Mr. H E Hills: pan Of best rueks
DIP.
Mr. G Melvin: best salt rising bread.
dip.
Mrs J M'Cann: bes. cheese under
year old, So.
J H Master: best 10lbs honey, 50.
Peleg Redfeld: I'd best, 81.
Mrs. A Majors: best grape Jelly, dip
Mrs H H Harding: best plum Jelly
dip.
Mr. J Anderson; best apple meIOr
butter, dip.
Mr. H H Harding: tomato catsup, dip
Mr. ] H Masters: best fresh tomatoe:
in bottles, dip. Best fresh rhubard il
bottles, dip.
Mr. H E Hills: best plum butter, dip.
Nebraska advertiser., 1859-10-20

Minister'S: best six heads eauliHOw-
er, 81.
P Red6eld : best tnrnips, 81.
p Redfeld: best carrots, 81.
II Masters best beets, 81.
] II Masters: best onions. diploma.
A E M Cornell: beat - cabbaqes, 81.
Peleg Redfeld best peck tomatoes ST.
J H Masters: bes, egg plants. dip.
NJ Allen: best peck sweet potatoes, 81
Peleg Red6eld best 8 squashss, 81
Joel Draper best lima beans, 81.
Peleg Redheld: best white beans. So.
Peleg Redheld: largest pumpkin, 81.
Peleg Red6eld best ~ ears sweet
corn, 81.
Peleg Redfeld best half bushsl table
potatoes. 81,
NJ Allen Cd best Irish potatoes, dip.
John Closer best variety Of vegels-
bles, IS.
Nebraska advertiser., 1859-10-20

is Morton: bes, Suffolk boar / year
old IS. Best sow 8 months old, "a.
Best breeding SOW over 2 years, IS.
John Swan: best boar s months, 81.
Nebraska advertiser., 1859-10-20

Peleg RsdfeIdf best pen Of S year old
ewes, S4.
Peleg Redfeld: best Fat sheep over 9
years, 50.
Peleg Red6eld best buck over 2 years
".
Nebraska advertiser., 1859-10-20
NO. Is.


CR Ottoway: best native vine, dip.
H B Strong : Cd best native vine, dip
Nebraska advertiser., 1859-10-20

Mccoy: best span matched horses,
diploma.
a H Green: best gelding, diplOma.
Nebraska advertiser., 1859-10-20

H c WoOlph: best spring wagon for
marketing, diploma.
Peleg Redfeld: best corn planter, dip.
Richard Justice: best moving ma
chine, dip.
] H Masters: best bee hive, dip.
Nebraska advertiser., 1859-10-20
Premlnms AWarded
PREM1uMs oN cATTLk.

At tie First Nebraska Tsrrtt0riaE Fair, Reid al
Nebraska City, on the 2Ist, 22d and 29d Of Sept.
ens6er, 1859.
Nebraska advertiser., 1859-10-20
HORrICULrURAL.

N Allen: greatest variety Of flowers,
dip.
J H Masters: greatest variety Of dab
las, dip. Greatest variety Of roses, dip.
Greatest variety of verbenas, dip. Best
collection china asius, dip. Best collec-
iion green and hot-house plants, diploma.
Best pair round roquetla, dip. Best pair
petunias, dip.
Nebraska advertiser., 1859-10-20

ut the Farsi Vem0h county HgTacuLtu-
raj Fair, held at BrOwnviHe, OctOber
9Th and 9TH, 1859.
HORSES AND MULES:
Best Stallion Jacob Rogers, Ohio Farmer.
Best do years old; D.. G. Sanders, Prairis
Best Match Horses for draft: A. J. Richardson, o
Best brood mare: A. s. Sunderland, Country Gen.
tleman.
Best 8 year old gelding a. HandIey, Ohio Cult.
Vator.
Best 2 year old colt: J, L. Combs, o. CultivatOr
do 1 do do do do
Best sucking colt; W.. Hall, do
do saddle horse: A 5 Holiday, C Gentleman
do pair Garage do J Rogers, Ohio Farmer
do pair mules J N Kelly, Valley Farmer.
CATTLE
Best thorough bred bull: r w Furnas, C Gent
do native bull: J Strain, Ohio Cultivator
do thorough bred COW Furnas, T Farmer
do native COW ] w Coleman, Ohio Cultivator
do sucking calf: Furnas, Albany C~ultiYator
do yoke oxen: J Noel, Prairie Farmer.
SWINE
Best boar under l year old J W Swan, Ohio Cul
do sow ovePa do W Rosssl do
do litter Of pigs do do
FARM PRODUCTS
Best sod corn: Nixon l. Smith, Prairie Farmer
do old ground corn: Nixon 4 Smita, P Farmer
do wheat: j Bean. Prairie Farmer
do millet; RW Furnas, Diploma
Go squaw corn W Rossell, Diploma
do sweet corn J Hoffman, Diploma
do -four corn: J n Kelly, Diploma
MACHINES WAGONS d STOVES
Best thrasher ana separator: ID G Sanders, Prairie
Farmer
Best horse power: DC Sanders, Ohio Cultivator
do farm wagon Al Richardson, do
do parlOr stove c Deuser, do
SADDLES HARNESS. dc.
Best carriage harness: J Small, Valley Farmer
do wagon harness ] w Middleton 2 Farmer
do saddle: d ] Martin 4 Co., Diploma
do gents slippers: do do
BREAD, BUTTER, Fruit FLOWERS DC.
Best bread Mrs c B Smith, Albany CultivatOr
do butter Mrs H b Strong, do do
do apples: 5 K Summer, do do
do preserved fruits: Mrs Hoffman, Diploma
do sugar cane hOlasses: Alex. Skeen, O Cult
do citrOn butter: Mrs Hoffman, Diploma
do peaches Mrs Hoffman, Diploma
do tomato butter: Mrs Hoffman, Diploma
do tomato eTtsup: Mrs Hoffman, do
do native wine: j Marion, do
do display Of flowers Mrs G B Smith, Diploma
VEHETA DI 70 ..
Nebraska advertiser., 1859-10-20

John Mccain /: best sample Of wheat.
SO.
Peleg Redaeld. best Indian corn, So.
TIL Dunbar: best cats, So.
B Bennett: best variety Of seed corn,
upland, 81.
Nebraska advertiser., 1859-10-20
EAbsrs arDIno AES baivIzo.

Ridiag.
Mrs A NJ Barns: best equestrianship.
gold watch worth $50.
MrsD Whitinger Cd best equestrian.
ship, Lady's saddle and bride worth SOS.
Drifting.
Mr. George Glines: best manager q
pair horses IN harness, set Of lewelry
worth S25.
Mrs A NJ Barns: Cd best manager Of
pair horses in harness, set Of jewelry
worth SIS.
Nebraska advertiser., 1859-10-20

FLOUR.
2 Vanier & Bro: best sack of winter
wheat -four, dip. Best sack of spring
wheat -four, dip.
Brownlee and SidweIls Cd bess sack Of
spring wheat -four, dip.
John G Melvin: best Rio Grarde
wheat -four, dip.