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rrusaes,s sale.

14s3gs 4Aa1Kuo10O'o S41Gs
DUBLIC NOTICE 10 hereby given, that on Nom
day. the 3rd day Of October, 1859, between
the hours Vt o'clock :. n. and O'Clock p. m.
will sell At public sale In front Of the once Of
the Clerk Of the District Court the City Of Keo-
kuk, TO the highest bidder for casb, the following
real estate, to-wit: Lots one (, two (1. three (3
and four ~, In block No. six 10y in Reds Addi.
sion to the City Of Keokuk, Lee county, lows.
The Shove sale Is made by virtue az Deed OF
Trust from Lambert J. Zwart and G. N. II. Zwars
his wife, 10 me, % Trustee, dstcd April 18th 1850
and made for the purpose Of securing the pay mem
BY said lambert ]. Zwart to the order of j. ! B.
Zwsrt and endorsed by said payess to h. M. Rey-
holds and A. 9. Richardson, one for 4ls6 6o-I00
payable fsar months from date; ono for $18S e3lo
payable In months, and the third for 4i9I 70-1Oc
payable in months from date.
Nov will proceed to sell the above property In
the manner aforesaid and execute deed TO The
purchaser ct such sale, In pursuance OF such trust
JOHN h. CRAIG, Trustee.
Sept. !, l85o-td
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i VIEW Wsvk ~ Hos. J. r. HsaAlsy.


LIFE or GEN. HENRY HAyELOCK.
ose vol, 13mo., 100 pages wish 6ns Por-
trait on 6tssl, and elegant Esg1avings.
p. HEADL1Y alter being eAsTosssd in publie
N1 life for thrss years, hes agAin returned 70 the
AeiA of literature, h whish hs earned wide repu-
tatieu. The snAjsss 10 has 1rst tAkm ~ y one
we'll suited TO his descriptive powers. The "Lifs
Al Havelgks fusnish@ everything pisturssane and
hrilkaat il dssesipon and thrilling In The nsrra-
ton Of deeds d arms. The Hrst ssmpsip Of the
young II sats1aas In DsSnah, The romantic and
tragic history Of the 1sglish army In A1ghanissan,
the rapidly succeeding and terrible battles in the
Punjaab, and last the unparalleled siees Of Luck
now and Havelock' . march Of ere and death 70 its
relief, hers described with that vividness and
life that sharacteriAe "NApolesn and his AGshas >.
and " washington and his Generals" The friends
Of Hsvsl0sk . family have placed in hi hsnAs mas
terak that no other personA tho county can now
ohtain. Some of them could not be furnished In
England, and Mr.. Hsadiey was compelled 70 ssnd
" India 70 make tAs collection completA-
The ardent young soldier, the unccmpromising
ChristAn and the incomparabis 9snerul, are taken
mp in succession while around each 10 grouped the
stupendcss scenery, the oriental msgni6csnce, and
the tremendous nttlss that have haraceseisel The
campaigns Of the Englsh army In India.
OGDEN, BROwNELL CO.'S
CirY Book SroR1,
Augdd 81 Nain-st.
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~. 01tfh'e 2le0&r1e Oil
nm esns2 tAenoat wrseeAsdsas@ u Rhssns-
I'll -, q u guns d tssthing sAil1!sa, . |.
:. sl:s =. s. =. :, :. ~ + =, ss, ].
So0s acquainted with II, and sysry hrss ciaM dng-
0oo, 600
nave bees Carsa ~ DEs oMiehss
1vs publish the orders q u ~ lsssss asd
doeton IL the Uaitsd 1tates, s1sAs - CAaxlsss,
Dlow, Co., u. Le1is; weeks = PottsF, H1aaon ;
q, s.ieA Sen; Proyi4saes, =, = a,essn = 60,
Wo>dnAa . Co., Hew 0rlseap Wreht O., New
0fas1ns 1Anss Park, How Yeekj !. d. Park,
Cinsan.adi Van Lsar, Britain Rasdy, 81. 10
II. IA. H.ana... 4 o.i.,y. .sy,. arA. pr,s-
psss Tor The ~ q yonr OH 4 SssSsr tAaa tsz.
peet:d, and yoa nay therefore send me about -
OF wa No. ma. O. I; pes,y a, xs.:s s,s
From the largest Drug House IN Boston.l
s W sscs e, '9n Id Ii.es nsass, M Smith
'a'a praise Good ''psr;r s ss3 ;,' f11a I'll:
NAelssAls Df1sgh4.
No. IS NlleitstQa ~. Hoston;
Patients havecons N Als y y trsased by
iL.'.irren Y s: s,;. Nh. ~ res1 Hsr's
INV YoaK. June ]. 1858.
rra D. a ss, .na p, ss. . as 4 Sf 5
Yep s s;tRis;ss,l|y l Issl s,..a,.,.
lFron the L.tssa Drug Hose r q y.stl
Da.sru.. p,.... ship !, 8, ass ~. aP si.s 50
aos ms5ir~ .;.s m A.. No. Sfr. T1.I srk Tr
OIL, and draw on m for the amounk F
CHARLES, BLOW = CO.,
Wholesale Dvzegkts.
The mayer ~ New York.
City and County Of Nsw York; =. Dr. GALgrIA
B. SMIrn beink daily sworn, dsposss and says thst
no startsd tho Rlestris On. md inysssea al the
es..l i ths husiAesi tAAt y.sn Llvinsptoa, E.s.:
vsry psinful hlssss 81 The Hlsotxic Oil has shown
the depoaent aid Oil, Which proves 10 Be- The idsn
tieaf Oil nAdt by the dsponsnt. sd fsrtAsr, that
every Important cure DaAe the Past. three o. fonr
years BY Electric Oil, made by Dr. Smith q 0l.
GALurlA B. SAnH, n, D., Phfla.
Sworn to bsfoss me this 18th DAY Of APRIL, 1eto.
DAHL 3. nsMAI, Mayor.
TO DENTISTS.--DR. SMITH 3 EkECTRlC OIL
Dentists. All should Try A las tlsfsake q their
patrons. Macy Dentists sAy they wsalar not b.
without it, and bslieve none whs knav Il would
BE-. Be surs aad - Genuine 1lsctsis Oil--Df.
Drs. Bennett = ChaEse, perhaps The hsst Dentists
in the West, Qontsd next door - the late Jsssph
Charless' houss, s.. Iosis). say: "Dr. Smith We
have tried yons 1LECTRlC OIL in several nessa1
possesses Qualities sSpsrior TO sny eombuatsu that
has come 70 notios duEing Is ysAEs' psacsioe.'
Dr. KAtons 0sAtist, Of Rlmira, writes that 1<OEz
bottle Of Ds. 6nith's ELECT RIO OIL had net enly
cured, in one day . earbuncle his nase hat had
instantly cured one Of his patients Of ssv4fs Nsu-
ralgra.
$1,000 worth were soid In st. Joseph In months.
DR.. SMITH mU b eonsaltSt af<b.
B.B. VOWEL, Dr.. J. BKADkN, ]. II. HOOP
ER, O'CONNOR / BRO, Agents, Ksoksk.
Aug3sdAw ssF hss
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- - - 0&AS - 49,
nR. UNDERWOOD
OphthaluShc and AurAl
Institute Of Louisville II
Ky }, now of Chicsgo,
EYE and EAR, whoss reputation Il % ven known
throughout tho United States, il miraculously Nv.
Ing Sight 70 the Blind, and Hearing To the Deaf.
Upwards q sixteen hundred patients have been X
csivse y ". " within the last twelve nonths,
for months and years, have had their aeht and
hearing retired tuteStjy y. dsiiaa1s and s~itioal
operations, while others who have long sulsred
nor disean, havs btsn speedily and psrnanently
cnred = MID and gentle means.
6uapenef the old school, and having had N a.
pss0nss q twentyhve years In pr.etiss, viii par,
FORM any operation On che Eye and 1ar, nscsssAyy
70 rsstoFs Mght 70 tho Blind Or Hsasing 3 q
dis.assbi thoss hsfa q esns wisSin Is rssoi 3
science and human kill.
Patients at distAaes can have medicine sent 10
them In Oh saess where surgical opsra lions are NOT
sss s 6 ,s:1 :as
Urinary i located q No. - 6oSth Clark st, Chica-
tsttsn rsquiriag IN answer must contain post.
Ases. ;sn.dA~sn Il
SlsHE BOOK OF THE CHAPTER. or Norritor;.l
lnstraetions "A tho degrees Of Mark, Past. and
By Albert @. Mackay.
For sale By OGDEr, BRowNELL 4 co.
"A LsO; New supply q Beechers EsuIrs. FIoV-
a ERs ALL FARMHG; Boccher's Views and n
psriences Of Religious Subjects; Fankwei; South
woldj DeQuincey's "AyEHGER.o At
OGDkN, BHOWNELL : CO.'S
C1TY BooK DfoRn,
nspe1 No. 81 XAiu.st.
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4 ~ ana alesf shs losa ~ 6epto0odf, j will have
~ on hand, for sAls. . lot ek schoios
FRUIT AND ORNAMENTAL TREES,
Small Fruits snd Shrubbery adapted TO this cli-
Hcughtor Seeding Gcoseberry, red and white
Currsnts, Raspbcrries, Strawberry plants and
Grape roots Time for transplsnting, from Sep
temhef to J uns. tt
street. VIM H4RNES
keokuk, Au9. T. '5o-dkvQm
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The KnicksrbockeY Masaxine.


vTyHE KNICKERDOCKER MAGAZINE begin.
j y IL Nay number tvo serials one illussestsd
and In popular styi ., on the Aduteratons Of Food
--the sua3sot nsss1St the health and Happiness or
svsr1 family in ths hnd, and Aew sttxessing ersAt
psssrfal saosy II do.sssss nfs. sntitlsd:
THE ROMANCE or A POOR YOUNG MAN.
BY Octavs Feuillet said to be tbs best novel pro-
duesd In the last Ava ysaFs. The ArSt sAapGsr
opeDs brilliantly. Neither Dickens, Tnsksaay, nsr
any Amsriean novelist, h. psodueed any thiag
NV sS ss - nat s. ernn. .v.r.. q
mndisstsrsss - dealers, almost every article Of
fna IN 0nmo. mn, h4aoss and dF~es, are aAul-
terated With hqTtfni And poisanons sabslAAaea md
the Kniskshooksr y the arss and ealy publication
In the country that has undertaken 70 expose thor
s,sey .sas KS. All q III ssssss,snts srs ssssd
uppn siG3d A1nisal analysis and nicsoscopiealsx-
set,..i9ss ..as e -. .sps'.. l..ps.s TAs
unrvAlsd, and 70 probe the evil TO tho bottom,
the knicksrbookeF will publish, 70 fsS - IL isv~s-
tientbuos s1tsaa, the names u the manufacturers
20 ds.lsss fsiisy e ~ an.aaoas sri.s agalns.
afticles ever bsGun n N American AAGaaine, and
should 70 into every family.
The Hay Knickerbocker has also the conclusion
q :plsndid sItIs,: % pssss. y Rsv. %: os1sea;
Palmer yonygrsas1 Wsstsfn Toar, By Osmond
Tiffany Hnns3oss Posns hy Park Dsnjanin and
Alice Carey and novel and picturesque oontribu-
ion or ~ s Pc e Isssns .s'9aary e she King
= always feature Of the KieksFboskss. A fall
pAks sSssfplats engraving Of Madame dc Chew
rs1as, the sTsHt sivaf Of klohslieu and Aasazin,
opens The number.
PaSlisha 9 ~ paft IL &c United States. = -
= as,ecss:e@ Member cs :ss EAs.y S1ss1xss vous o.
containing the ab0vs, With seven fsll-pses stssL
r,ass ses.se :s'th :. least one aollaE win J.
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ly8W. 1880 U1 - ID 41ZOY1
AA6too0 - alwsysasN1h sA aov laas& |he more.
aIssss ~ Devfls - Any OOlor.
- s
R1OOLA4AT1ONI
kVH she ss.s0t q OH mslaneaelx md sober
TON on 1Ikan "a se1Iio 80 fssn - Il.
coeoeA1es q aA Qmom nsn
q ~ $500 slI vi Z lFsvent
MFln1le4 411moy, . 80 the
jsvs14e L. - o42M IA ~. = Pc
csIasY RNA pkoAtAhle
Prux - 90 lL4W~ eQp44 - II rgese
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Peach, Plum snd Cherry Trees, either Standard or
Dwarf, Grape Roots or Cutting; Cursas, 0oos-
barry Raspbsrry and Blackberry bashss, together
with Evergresns and Ornamental Shrubbsry, win
receive prompt and faithful attention.
Trees delivered In any part Of the City free Of
charge.
Nursery Grounds in the Western part Of the
City, on Des Moines Avenue.
@. o. HILTON,
(Late Hubbell Hilton.)
Keokuk Sent g. l850-dAw
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GET THE HEST 1870,
WEBSTER UNABRIDGED
Pictorial Dictionary.
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Peculiar use OF Words and Terms in the
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i 1--WE have seen specimen sheets Of the Pictorial
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ds6nition.-fNew York Tribune, April Is.
4 eve have seen specimen pages of portions In
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Will Be sold BY al Booksellers.
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Keokuk, August 81, 1s5e-d
orr @ nAl NosIes.

To Dsniel o,Rsgan and Nary 0'Rsssn his wiki !:
0OU and each Of You are hereby notified that
Il there IL now on file In the once Of the c1sfk
u the District Court Of Lee County Iowa, Ct Fort
Madison, petition Of Martin Stafford claiming
of you the foreclosure Of > mortgage on Los in
Block 166 IN the city Of Keokuk Lee county Iowa:
said mortgage having been made and delivered BY
You to the said Stafford to secure the payment Of 1
note TO him given and made payable BY Dsuiel
O'RcgAn ninety days from February 4, 1859, tho
date Of said nOts and mortgsge), Tor the sum Of
fifty dolhrs; said petition praying For ind gment
against said Daniel 0'Rsgan for said sum With in
terest from May 4th, 1859, and that said realty
may be sold by special execution in payment thsrs
of that all equity Of redemption o. defendants he
forever forscosed and barred. and for general re-
lief
Now therefore unless you appear and answsr
said petition on or before the second day Of the
next term Of said court, to begin on the first Men
day Of December, 1859, Judgment will be rendered
aga INST you thereon pro eonfs:so.
OuRTIE, 0IKd4M0RH = CURTIS,
Aug. IS, 165o-4w Soils. for Petitioner.
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mississippi Valley Nursery.
wEsTEnn GROWN TREES FOR
The VEST

NIT n several years
w experience the Pro.
priet0r can now furnish
FRUIT TREES A N d
EHRUBBERY,. accIima-
ted, and found to succeed
In the West.
Many Of these Trees
are OF extra size, and
have produced hne speci-
mons Of fruit the past sea-
son. Those interested are
invited 10 call and ex-
anime for themselves.
Orders for Apple, Pear
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YELLOW sPR4N0s CU44LEQE.
sTsnh 1rastses ana Gtrons Or Ysiiow Spring
College beg leave tn9alA the attention Of the
public to the advantage o0ed by this Institution
to tho.s, who wiah to secure m education.
1st. N location In the mf1st OF q farming COM
munitySremots fsDm the Temptations incident to
large teyns, secures for ~ stndent that quiet 80
favorahe TO ADD. Keith, . small village
around the Instita1sn, y sixteen miles north Of
Burlington, and 4 sssryw sS noted for thshealthi-
ID. IN point Of economy, tAio Institution enjoys
an advantage over any other with which We are
acquainted. Board, including room furnished and
al redIstion for pfs-Saynsnt.a Board without
room q %. There are aAsc nenH vacant ros0atn
tbssilsagA which young men, dssfring % scon0-
mise, my rent, and supply thsmsslvea with Pre-
vi.iens. 81 ers1s saving q cost. Iosag men Of
lf ,connsofsd With the Nov School Presbyterian
Church), receive from the Educatieu Fund go Per
year and their tuition paid BY 6sholalships 1t
present vacant. aa 2@ HaAsa
Sd. We have lsrgsst and most complete Philo-
sophical and Ohelnioal Apparatus in tks State.
4th. Thu Faculty, composed Of experienced Pro-
fessors ssd qsachsrs, give their sAess tins 70 the
work Of instruction. sS4
With AL these considerations in our favor, "
students and funds 70 sonplete the endowment Of
Thu StArt Tenn bed - S4os. TN, 1859.
For further Particular, Adaress Hon. Wn. HAR-
Pm. Or 2. LsoHAaD, Esq., Kossuth. De- Maiacs
aug. ii, Bod
KEOKUK FEMALE SEMINAKY.
HE sessions Of this Institution will be resumed
l on Monday, Sept. 6tA, In The basement Of the
Chatham square Church, corner Of 7tA and Morgan
ste. fhese fooms hsve besn found dry and coofand
easy Of aaceas. sGEaef 4 ~t18
The Tsaahsrs secured TO instruct In their difIss-
ent Departmental study, arc the following
Rsy.Q a. WILLIAMS, Prineipai;
Mn.
Mrs. =. h. CRAVEN;
Madam NEU6S;
Mr.. o. G. fEBELL.
Prospectus Of the Institution win be publisn,d,
and can DO obtained on application TO the President
or Secretary Of the Board of Trustees, or to the
Princip&1.
VIM. THOMPSON, President.
= f., s. = 81 Secretary.
SELECT SCHOOL FOX BOYS AND
GIRLS.
M IsS FOSTER would respectfully inform hcs
WI friends and the patrons Of her school, tina,
afternoon, on the lat Of October In the house
she now oecupiss ct the corner az Sd and Blondeau
street. H6k terms will be q Per quarter for the
ordinary bn1chss. She would also inform the cit
that she 10 prepared to give Instructions in Pr
ano Music, terms - per quarter also, Oil Paint
ing, terms IS pr quarter.
n. G. FOSTER.
Keokuk, August 81, 1S5s-d Taa6S
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TIC rourth.

BY The notice in another column, II will bt
seen that the Committee Of Arrangements fol
the Fourth have done their whole duty. They
have been governed by The wishes of the public
IN d,ci,ling 10 have n warm, instead OF a cold
dinner, The hotels ana restaurants will provide
good tables ut modtroe charges. In order tt
& I The necessary number of cars FOR the occasion
the Committee have been compelled TO hire
. small charge will be made Tor riding on tht
cars. The managers Of our RlIIrooh charge
nothing. There is reason TO believe that larg'
crowd will be here next Monday. sas usdt
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A hoSs BRrDAL TouR. "A happy couple ha, Q
jpse ftturued H. Falmouth, Mass, from the
wedding trip, which wns whaling voyage
lbbt lasted live years. Dpring their absencp,
The wifegaye birth 70 1--WE babies, one Of which
Was dhlId Of four when itieochsd It's hone
InCgnnocticut, this year, according 10 tie
Aarlord Times, peaahes wll be a total failare;
gfnpes, half a crop sppes promisea faifcrof;
cbetries, hardly an average ons but pears IRE
looking finely, and to alt appearances large
yield will be certain.
A CoNscigSaioUs ORGAS,--Thc Constitution
Fanhuutccs that hereafIetiis Sunday edition viii
be dated Saturday evaning, SO as not to "otfend
the sensibilties Of Christian frienls, aud "avoid
even thcrappea eriL% flCEr
This Is Quite as cautious as the msgistra 'e
who dated a marriage .cert iicate back 10 cover
accidents, - o. S Journal
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The Only Safe Preparation
That does not Dye but viii restore q
Gray Hair
70 its Original Color, ry Natures own Process, is
pR0EF. 0. J. WOODS CELEBRATED
HAIR RESTORATIVE!
IN rroor the ahoye aseerlion. read the followin

proof of the above assertion, read the following
testimony from distng persons from all parts
OF the country: ers-gtg-rt ~
Hon Solomon Mann, Ann Arbor, Mich. says his
wife, whose hair had become very thin, and entirely
Waite, was restored to is orr 5nal brown color, and
hadthickencd and beeome beautiful and glossy upon,
and entirely over the head. Others Of ny family and
friends are using yoar RESTORATIVE with the hlppest
effects. .s ts-..re-. ,l
llUa, Judge Hreese, Ex Senator, OF Ills SAYS, my
hair prcmtturey gray but, by the use of Wood
Restorative, il has resun4d its orsll color, aud
have no doubt permanently
Hon. Ii. I,Stewrt says my hair was very gray, but
after using two bottles it restored it to its gnal col
or.
Rev ] X Bragg Brookael. Mass, says it has re.
moved from my head inh (mAti0n dlnlrulf and a cen
stant tendency TO itching and restored my har,whlch
was gray;to is Original color.
j. W. Davidson. Monmoulh ms, says, my hair was
thirds gray, or rather waite but by the uppliua-
ton OF the Restorative directed has resumed its
Original color,
DR., u, Wallace Chicago says. after using a great
many other prepara ions all to no effect used one
bottle OF your tlair Restorative, which has cured
Gumor in nay head of two years Standing.
Benjamin Lengridge,214 seventh avenue, N Y saws,
having lost my hair by the effects of Egyspeas when
began grow, Instead ofbaek rs heretofore was
well mixed With gray. Having tried many prepara-
tions to restore the color without effect, in,
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The SLAVE CATCHER JENNINGS Indicted in
the Loran County Common Pleas Court, and
now out or $500 bail, has been nominated by
The slave democracy of Mason County Kentucky
to seat in The Kentucky Legislature. Truly,
democracy III our neishborng State has fallen
about as low as it has in Ohio, for in both States
the man who makes himself most efficient in
catching fltive slaves. is the ona best entitled
poliicd preftrmem. Il Fremont JOuraal
THE OSlord, Miss, Mercury says that three
out OF tonr imported Africans bought by planters
inthat vicinity, have died,
The corn fields in some parts Of illinois
are being sadly damaged by rats The corn
cribs heiDg empty,and very litue to be found in
tie barn yurls, ihe rats have betaken themselves
in large bodies to the fields where they dig be-
low the stalks aud eat the kernels, thus ruining
large tracts Gf growing corn. large numbers
have been killed, one flrmer having slaughtered
eleven hunlred, and another two hundred, and
so on.
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--Mrsa Bosanne Underwood has Just been
divorced ftOm her cruel hus5an ia Boston -
One reason urged was his neglect to provide
properly for hersuppori. She also proved tin {
during the FIRST yebtof their marriage they ha 1
resided in pne different houses, aud during the
second III eleven The Court is said TO have
hecn Of opinion that the last consideration wa
clearly a jusudibIe Cause or granting the bal.
The sheep kilel by dogs in Ashtabula
county during the past year numbered 522, val
ued at @l0iO.
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Thc Nexi .Ammunl rair.

Mr.. Editm:--The meeting of the o tFcers, man
ngers, and friends of the Wood County Agriuuls
tural Society, at B,wlin, Grrenon Slturidy last,
was well attended sood ORDER good leelimg and
harmony prevailed and much interest was man.
iiested After an Interchange OF sentiment in
respect TO The btnefiG prospect, and finances
Of the Society, letter was read trotn tlie S ere
tury of the Lucas Comfy Agricultural Soc Q y
stating the time OF holding their fair nnd tx.
pressing hore that it might be to our iner-
fix the time of hodntg our fair So as 10
permit the a,tenaonce of citz ms OF both
Comties upon the fair Of each. The note was
heartily respon ted to, and ON motion an unani.
NOUS vote was given Ia hold the fair of our So
ciety on the OH and 9Th days Of Ortbber next,
The Treasurer mddo report OF the financial
affairs OF the Society, showing the same to be in
better condition than was anticipated A
Committee was appointed to prepare a premnm
list appoint awarding Committees Supcrinten-
dealt Mlrshnlls, SSr, The lis%will soon be pub
ishe,l, The premiums probably will be Ell.
hrged, the number mc~nsed and paid princi,
patty in cash at t close or the fair. tt
Notice was given by Samlel johnson, ESQ
with request that the Secre,sr% %give puhlicnntice
TINT proposition would be made at our unh0a
meeting, to alter aud amend the Constitution
and bylaws of the Society, aud also to rtcon-
slider the action or tbs former bosrd in locating
permanently the fair at Bowling Green, s,
Yours Tuly, r
Nj, WARNvR, Secretary,
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