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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1860-06-21

Court RECORD The June session of the Circuit
Court "a Judicial District, Maud was held At Lahai-
m, commencing on Tuesday, June II, the Hon. John
Ii presiding, assisted by rhe Hon. +. ". Hutchinson,
local Circuit Judge for that district.
The roll Of Jurors being cllleI Mr.. Bond, District
Attorney. moved ihiI the foreign jurors be dis
charged. a no case requiring them appeared on the
calendar.
Nr. Ftrwell said that, before the court granted
the motion just made by the District Attorney. he
wished To make a m"tion That the foreign jury be
not "isrhtrEei, and that the clse of the King -.
Henry Turtun, which was appealed from the Police
Court. toe placed on the calendar.
Mr.. Bond opposed the motion, on the ground that
Henry IUrtuu, who was convicted in the Police Court
q Lihaiua. for selling aud furnishing spiriruous
liquors without license, had not complied with the
lrw relating to appeals, iun>iuuch as he had failed to
hle a bond with the Police Justice, for the costs OF
court, IN case ne was defeated in the Circuit Court.
and 10y such neglect had forfeited his right q appeal,
aud referred To section lOll, Civil Code. Mr.. Far
wells motion was refused, and the foreign jurors
discharged.
The King RS. Heue'e.-The prisoner was arrairnsd
under two indictments. lst, for furious and needless
riding ~, for murder in the second degree. in
riding over ami causing the death Of q, woman named
hHuIe. The prisoner plead not guilty TO both iudict-
mcHts. On motion Of Mr.. kluwahi. tie prisoners
counsel, the venue was changed TO the Supreme
Court.
The King rs. Kaikaika-The prisoner was arraigu-
ei on two counts-hous breaking and larceuy-to
which he Piled not guilty. Verdict-not guilty.
MIR. Bond, District Attorney, for the crown, Mr..
knu"thi. counsel for the prisoner.
The King rs. Patrick Shaw alias Rice.-The pris-
ouer was arrIi-uel OLA two counts For forgery,
ami with urteriug a forged receipt for money, and
knowing the same to he false aud forged. The pris-
oner plead not guilty Ia both counts. Nerdict-uot
guilty. MIR. Bond. DISTRICT Attorney, for the crown,
Mcs-rs. F,rwell and Htgwahi. TOR the prisoner.
TIE King rs. kaiikaulr.-The prisoner was ar
raiEuei Tor assault and battery with "a dangerous
weapon. with intent to commit murder. The prisoner
pleui guilty. and WIS sentenced 10y the Court to- be
imprisoned Al hard labor for one year, and pay a dne
o. twenty dollars.
The KIN. RS. H,apii-TLe prisoner was a~rrligned
for house breaking and larceny. Plead guilty. and
was sentenced 10y the Court to be imprisoned 1T hard
labor fnr three mouths, aud pay Il fine of tive dollars
The Calendar being closed, the Court adjourned
sine lie.
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communication was posted on the door Of r. Peters,
Of tine Ltferlu Church. and other churches in RI e,
an 'he 18th 81 Februlry, nud whenever It was afix-
-, a hand Of geudarmes was appointed to DO duty
before IT..
Victor Emanuel and his people will sleep no less
o'u.shr~ fruU tl- 'errurs a excoruuuuication. The
thuniers II the Vatican have come TO be regarded a.
mere "Htshes 10 the pan"
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1860-06-21

H'lIt strongly opposed the prrtrr- N+---- Gr-au ami
~-r- 90 ftv"r q ht.us th= rura- know sa4t
VT. hl'-. u.-- % I- "J ctlr- OF tI- Frrel 'rrrf-fr--r
" ''-i-- IT. m"ti"n o. r-pl-ii-r y-trI.y'- ya--
Wa- in-t- TIE report sas ordered o. be- taken nm b, ~. ,.r,.
NIT % ~. vino. t--n-m-N- $780,
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Tuesday. June 10.

FrTfEfH@a.
lm L1l1ilt- chat $3.50 70 year t- r1rt th- f"-t Master OF
-~ Ps- --uel ~ the ar--u --ai-uts oi tat place
tuuFTrEs-.
he Committee on Err-,rr-F g.. ~r4sr xus referred q POSITION
hsntSIt Hawai- rep rtHi-rr-ummel tIs ;ht te ~
to-day.
l- The u-er--uy ~ tie Fi1- belle o. passed ~ tr 70
' ~rp.u-l thar tH-y tl.1sHt t- bin rlur-iy unurc---iry-
-"r va mall th- business 1ftIa fr- .
r-u1~-rt rrtt a. tle N1hI- hni e hI uuisr con
Ttl'n on tnr- -Ifi--- thy vnIII comment that tAl- ID
fr "a t-E sy--rpr acerr-l-
'i r-.I'r rE- cav ul iHr-- o. 80 CENTS. va FHA 'T
un- arl pr-s-l 1 Doe r~rtr-fttHr-
rui raiu- o. t- sst O. rrYgr' assistance iF tus
Hospital vac m ui- t- ug-.u@-- uE rHtty-
- r--iat- ,r- r lttr. 100 90 ms-t-r anil -arVtlt' "a I-+
"t Time AIT pt---i tp ta- t-tu-ltfnr-
Er-EyE-- .F rHE DIV.
HnmHt-~ q rHr WnHlr. VIZ. kauIsul Iu tu" char. Inc
80, il's t- price q Incense fr horses from - to = WIS
- ~ \ notion o. Lay 20 on ts sable, tft.- "a long "e'ai-'
= o. amend sac.iou fD1. ~ pa-s-l by the MOBILES Wa-
ulri uue. ant o1ierHI @ b. eu4r=s-d-
p RESPECTING Pilyr- Et- read. amt also rhc ref"rt ol te
t. rfnuitt~e recommending chat the ftl tc tH4 on w"
~ pr rrort Na- trr~pt-i. amt ths bell tabled
C. % relieve o. Green's Hospital 49, taken up ~ ths
@mruz.
rst ~ " amend certain sactH1s . tire Criminal Code was
~ Time, aml pas-ei COB th- translator
M wv 49, male o. rsr1r4Ji-r th- vote @ ee4trriAy ''i.'-
A.. lnr 'ftlr r-part oftb~ judiciary COMMITTEE 81 ne
EN- Ne Fr-nrh Treaty with the laws . che Country =
'~5 ia9att easg-i. in which Nessr-. paEssI, Webster and
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- -
-.sT GOES. c.i-.l-. ,d-h
bells. i-uaau s4Ievz=s. charcoal
irons, rur-. Nmr>- '-tl"- ".-.- 'sr-,
sU.-,,'a-- cotton uH--- TIA, brass and cop
per machine oilers. ta trays. Rodgers pen
knives. French pals. French >tu.eIau-. timed
spur. Hy forks ana uke-. grain ~r-'ss. -r,-res and
sal,Hes. hry-' axes i-ta I.ie. -l-~t z.r- aN.- and springs
for clrr,-a~. r~--tr. u bars. nails. assorted sizes, etc. Also
Eagle FIOyyS. assorted sizes.
j. To ag Of which attention is respectfully invited. 2ll-Su
New Goods! New Goods
e. O. II al
HAS Just RECEIVED PER
SHIP "SiMyEL ROBERTSON :"
J. !. TABER. Master.
u,uE FOLLoNNING WELL SELECTED
invoice Of MERCHANDISE. TO which the attention of the
public i resp cuuuy invited.
Hardware. sc.
Timed saucepans. waffle irons,
Molas.-, pumps, guarded red lanterns,
Axe hateuets. round point sf"ies,
B""i H, ,t, ! 'g % s sg,. .. srSy and hair .eive..
Hydrs1r hos. and pipes,
JeWsHarps, calking maiIets,
winaar lire, Irsn nraess,
La Easgsls : 'j srav Ilfas" lag. Ran traces,
laws hracs, with ANA Loves extract musk,
RuG,er pocket combs, Shsk,r table is.
Nur~trt ucell'S. EHtill ri iius,
l'Y9 5n5a ana ~ ira Jsss p+"I I,'mns
ur,ss buttons. study lanlps.
Is,rI nuttors Pm iaIJrr,,
Awi, GLl7eL, Ia'tn,' "' 8"1 i.. 'rrls,. Iob ~ anu
"m'l- Sl''' -. ..rsI-, MI
1. L pun com $ 10 hair pins, Pr'reli.r PENCILS. t"eezers,
Machine oilers. dust pans. Pepper boxes, spyclacIes,
Gilo''s steel pens tenure" 81 N '0H's'
pots, grid
r t"T TIaS5 IRA iGa @s hoe.
Emp S'rAlrTS, 'l-, ' lni - pwi' s a. -Gr,,
n,.ST Isrrb locks. bass ana iron paiIocks. NOR
it's. ", 5o"c looks rfth Gran, l,nii.s. BRICK trorei-. city
"oit-. Iar-g 1w' S"'I - I'M s,lIif,sLL ,,I. -
"l,r ,r ruT-' g- --ia J b"n.s ~ She's, piar-I match
s"Tt-H''S "" - 80" - -
duc., ,,le5 and shaving zap, scrub
h"r,e and flesh brushes. shoe
threat r"ns'L su s'S'-
f%rgrI"rt
IRONS .
Iron cart boxes C a,rle1 rt~eS, meat hooks,
Gorner CHI, iron as s..t @.. G15. s eon4 ,.as,
Ertss slrN ~, '"- lmS u.-.t+.n-
shos riaeer-: .ritsn ,g., E. - aga hn Frs,., calf skim.
S,', ' . T Ea.,, E MlrI" hu a eru Eni Fc. YAH A"'
Ivory handle table ant ie-s. r. Nmves'
f FARM g' and 6ri Z. i Gue eli : . ri ? Sc s&' : men,
NlatocEs, hdsrrews.
Solder, Cohper>' punches,
Coopers' hammers. to"p"rs' drivers,
Iron and copper rrvets. Halter chains,
F Im,I. %.', r.,,i fIas class Ia .' anJ ., 'r
Round. square aud mill GmIct screws.
bastard hirs. Britannia teapots,
Brit Brt,n 9aT "fi i..mre, i Iadies, Saddles,
Charcoal irons, Scythe stones,
stirupironz. Timed spurs,
ns,iIel. rTfcEer pads. Murc planes.
Atkins brala"ls. 20 tools, Rein snaps,
suv.rel call bells IaGr chains
sation'r-, Irvine, axle puiheS'
shot. 4.FHlyr'~ VDWlgT. Sheet zinc,
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1860-06-21
TIC THE LlDIES or HONOLULU!

NgESSRS. CASTLE : COOKE YOU'LL
Va call tre attention gftie Indies go their new and beautiful
a--u-I-Lt ur
NEApuLTTAN
FANCY LACE.
SATIN STRAW
ANu CsLnREp MINED
Ep$NET~.
BRO. FLORENCE AND RAB FLATS
Flowers, Gallo. trimmings.
straw trimmings. Cotton trimmings.
White ana hgT u~g--efls. Light Hui dark cfGcues,
Rrrh.-. Wrought collars,
N-fv,- ribbons. uimi-y bands.
SIX ana cotton elastic G.uur.ts,
NuH.f- wsr-. Isle gloves. fans. &c
ribs 2GC-2m
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1860-06-21

? T. =. !. MI PE.gHrs DrLocrASIg Looar.
w N1.I-'. under the Jurisdiction of tn- supreme Cg1n-
i" @rIni.r- Grand Central Ltl-e % France. working in
tH- ancient scotch Rite, holds its regular meetings on the Wed
u--Iay nearest tae fam moon ef sacI,mo1,h. M The old lodge
Rom. il King street. Visiting brethren respectfully invited
t1sr-aE
Augustus. l6c-tI +. C.. JONES. Secretary.
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EXCHANGE o. SAN FRANCISCO.
E~NXCHANGE on So FRANCISCO. IN
h sums 70 su.;, fer sale ty
Ig2-tf c. =. H F. POOR.
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Special sl0titfs.

II BEST REMEDY q RHEUMA-
u-m iills >ir-tTariIH. Yellow Dock aud IDiIe OF Pq,4-..
Il5.l
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ENCHANGE ON SAN FRANCISCO. IN
I.2-tf Won HOLT d HETCK'S.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1860-08-10
A Word 70 the Yopnr Men.

We have a word 70 lay to the young men
and to our political friends respecting the
young men. Although iti'a fact pa,eut
to all that grea, majority Of the youn
men Of the country embrace republican
principles, ye, there are some who from
habits Of education. association, OF other
causes cling to tho old democratic hulk.
When you end such an one. we would in
the words OF sacred hi'tary repeat run
and speak to that young man"
The old democratic party has become so
completely dcmoraliled, has sunk 80 low in
the scale OF morals. ha, become % lost TO
every idea Of justice and humanity that no
young man can embrace It. doctrines and
dosma,. without lowering himself in tho
scale Of moral excellence. Every man who
endor-,, modern democracy, no matter
which wing. whether Douglas or Breckin.
ridge, indorse- tho abomina,ion' and Vils
atrocities Of African Slavery. There is no
VAA'E hlNflNANif'f AN' ANHNNNAktN IAlNy
stand upon the ground that It is morally,
religiou.ly, politically and socially right to
hold four million human beings in scr1il,
bondage to compel them to labor without.
pay, to tie men and women up to the whip
ping post. exposed without clothing and
then laecra,e aud scourge them even unto
death. to separate hu'baHd and wife, tho
mother from her infant child, TO pa, women
and little children. made in the image u
God, upon the auction block u the slave
drivsr,-fln - mod,r1 donovary. Who
that has son can desire % see HIM in po-
litical organization 50 dcb,scd aud dcsrl-
deir Can man handle live frc.coal. with.
out being burned? Con a man associate
with party. with no higher standard d
morality, without being more or Les, demon.
allied? We pot the-e question - all "a.
theirs who have sons We put It 70 all young
men joe, stepping upon the political stage.
"Run and 'Pyak to that young man"
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1860-08-10
Frank Blair Reelected !!

On wednesday, the lac, tina, Frank Blair
had been elected to Congress, from the ST..
Louis District, was announced. in tho Co.
Convention. The body was thrown into an
uproar a, once and three times three wers
given amidst immense enthusiasm. Blair
Was defeated Of hiscer,ifea,e by bogus votes.
lie contested the election, in the llouss, OBJ.
tanned his seat, and Immediately resigned,
that the people might decide for themselves.
The result is a triumphant reelection for
the mex, Congress. Blair has fairly beard.
ed the lion in his den, achieving glorious
victory.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1860-08-10
Hard Experience Of a Democrat.

A correspondent OF the Pos, travelling in
New York, came in contact, with an old
democrat, on his way home from the West,
who related the following biz Of family sH'
perienec:
"Sse here, I'll tell you. AN sixty
years old. have raised family Of four
boys, and raised them all in the orthodox
democratic faith. Fifteen years az, my
boy John went to Illinois and voted the
democratic tiekc, regularly. did well
with John, and helped him stock his farm
and pay OF his mortgage. IIc was smart
boy-was John. Well sir. when that de.
bate between Dougla. and Lincoln was IA.
ging in Illinois, John got n ero,ehet IN his
head and became Republican. II was q
hard blow for me. tell you. Well Phil.
grew up and | set him up IN Dcs Moinss.
bought him quarter section, and told him
TO get married. Phil. did we'll. bu, the
irst thing | heard was tha, he was Re.
publican. and the young scamp tried to
convert me by writing long letters about
the Ransa. MUS. &c. talked pretty sharp
to both Of them, but they both voted for
Fremont IN spite Of the. Bot tb.-c was
Roger and Dan both at home yet, and felt
sure they would reser desert the faith Of
their father. set Roger up IN Iowa. along
SIDE hi' brother, with faint hope he might
reclaim him. And Dan went OF TO Rock
county Wisconsin, and a year ago found
out, sir. that Roger was Publishing a Re-
publlSan paper, and Dan was making
speeches for u Republican Governor in VIE
consin IL nearly broke my heart, but
what could do. The.boy, ,aId they now
saw tho error Of voting for buchanan.
Well, sir, few months ago made up my
mind to 90 West myself. for the frs, time
in my life. and see abou, things. | DAD 60
West, aud hnppched to hear Douga, make
speech while | was away from home.
You may no. believe IL. sir, but I'm going
home now and | don't know whether | am
democrat OF a Republican myself"
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1860-08-10
Old Hartford Convention Federalism

|, is all now in the Douglas and Breckin.
ridge camps, divided up between them in
about equal proportions. Men go where
they can end congcnial spirit, they seek
tha, company which will sympathi.o with
their peculiar views. this is perfectly natu.
raj, and this is the reason why oil the old
blue light Hartford convention fcderalist-
are now hand and glove with tho Douga.
and Brccklnriige men. There is another
reason Tor this the Douglas and Brcckin.
ridge men hug to their bosoms the doctrines
Of the old federal party. Tho Alien and
ScjItion Laws Of old John Adams day
were no, half 90 bad. half - obnoxious.
half so despouc and tyrannleal, as many OF
tho dogmas Of modern democracy. The
Federalism of old John Adams day aimed
blow at Free Speech men were impris.
oned Tor utiering their honest conviction.
abou, men and measures. Modern democ.
raey does the same thing. only worse. Ia,
stead Of imprisoniDg men, according to the
forms Of law, a. they did under the frs,
Adams, they mob them, lynch them. hang
them. When an old straigh, on, arisiocrai.
&c Wig goes over to Douglas, then there
arises a shout from the whole party at the
accession TO their ranks. When one Of the
old fossiled nabobs enter, the democratic
camp, then the rank aud Gle down on their
knees IN the dirt and lick the dust from their
very heels. a distinguished Douglas leader
IN Maine only few DAVIS since. at public
gathering bOas,lngly said the democracy did
not 50 down among the people for . eandi-
date Tor tho Presidency. bot took him from
the UHiied NaiI SHais. That Is the dem.
ocraiIc idea nov days. The people are no,
fl 10 rule no man from their ranks is iii
10 he President Lincoln Is laughed at aud
riiieuled because be was not "born with a
silver spoon in his mouth. because be Ia.
bored with his hands when boy. because
he toilei on through poverty and di'cour.
agcments In his youth, and a, la., BY hi.
own unaidcd cIertions attained tho high,
commanding position he now occupies. No
wonder at all this. Modern democracy
scorns and boots at free labor aud free Ia.
borrs. Honest laborcrs are scoTci at and
called the mud ,ills Of society"-ssryile
,eris. Old FtdsrdLun IS moisrH d,moracy.
Tho democratic party stand now just where
the old federal party stood At the tail end Of
John Adams administration. while the re.
publicans occupy the ground Of the "repub-
licans" OF that day under the lead Of Thorn.
rs jefferson. As John Adams went out, 30
will James Buchanan 20 out rs Thomas
Jefferson came in, 20 will Abraham Lincoln
come into the Presidential char. M the
defeat Of the elder Adams In 1900, was the
end Of the old federal dynasty, 50 the defeat
OF Douglas and BrcekinrIdge in lsGO will
be the end Of modern democracy. Island
back and ld The oclEH pass"
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1860-08-10
p,nngogirm Of Ephrnin K. Smart.

We have always held to the doctrine that
sPublic man IS 70 b, judged more fron h,s
record than irou any professions he might
make, when claiming tie suarases Of the
people and the history o. the past demon.
ssraios that Professions 1f flslity {, prin.
eiple when made in opposition 10 past acts
are generally empty .1unls. unworthy Of
credit. Ephraim X Smir; has public
record ami in order % d',srmine how far
public oonfl nc should be placed in him.
that record shOuli be- examined and read.
We are aware that he nov pomp5usly and
with a great flourish OF trumpsis, pretend.
20 De In favor Of the doctrine Of non inter.
,sntion, or ~qaAtt-r sovereignty. and il cut
ting a great "ur-lr' through the State
preaching it. This. AMI s'asi,risr p,sa Do.
fsr than himself is his principal business,
The political rocJrl Of this Smart reveals
eSSsgh 10 pat every man upon hi' guard a.
30 how far any confieace should be placed
In his prcsen, professions. II be has during
his who.s pact political career played the
dsmac osue. that = FAC; which should BE-
carefully weighed in making up an estimate
OF hs poh''cL integrity. We propose in
this article briefly 70 call attention 10 what
he has been, to siss = synop., o. b.. risrts
political shutting IN timss past. and then
hereafter We shall publish the record it.elf
20 prove Il. Smart vas member It the
30th Congress, elected as democrat. In
che canvas previous 70 his election. he
pledged himself - strongly on the anii-Sla-
very question shat he received the votes Of
many Of The Liberty party men in hi, DIS
trici. During the fr,t session Of that Con-
gre-s bill Tor the organization Of Oregon
Territory came up Wit tb. slavery prohibi-
tion Of the ordinance Of l7'7 contained in
it. For this be voted. after making speech
IN favor oft. During the 81 session Of the
same Consrcss bill Tor the establishment
OF free territorial goycrnDen; in California
and New Mexico was introduced. and Smart
made a speech in favor Of excluding slavery
therefrOm by Congressional enactment.
Attic Convention =, watch John Hubbard
vas nominated for Governor, holden on the
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1860-08-10

Iur WrST MiNi'rE RuIIw TOR Jrir. l.
strike, their Tendencies and Remedies
IL. The Mil on the Floss. H. Raw,
!iuson'. Hampton Lecture. ior 1859. "
The Poet OGice Monopoly. V. Ary
SchsGcr. VI. The Irish Education Ques
ton. VII. Germany IT. strength and
Weakness. VIII. Thought, m Aid Of
Faith. IN. Grievances " Hungarian
Catholics y The French Pres. NJ.
Contemporary Literature.
The foregoing con,i.e enumeration Of III,
Contents Of the rrr'en. numbc, i.more con,
,incins than any laborcd commentary We
might write. Of the value OF review liiera.
turc. ltIsa fair specimen Of the variety
which eharae,erires every number Of the
serie. Of republication. Of which thi, form.
part Questions in Poliuc., Social and
Political Economy. Theology, The Fin,
Arts, and Education, which can only 10
supcrGcialiy touched upon IN the new.pa.
pr press, here undergo tha, calm consider.
alton and discussion best calculated 10 10,
sure the formation Of correc, judgment
and TO elicit the truth Rejecting faith.
fully the impress OF passing events upon
the minds Of the thinking men OF the day
these Reviews form an invaluable Comran.
ion to The Newspaper. Tho newspaper has
barely time 10 record the transactions Of ,h,
day the review notes, the principles al
work, and hold, alof, the lamp Of reason
aud experience In the presen, disturbed
state Of the world, these publications ar,
deserving Of eminent attention; and the diff
ierent principles represented by each Re
view afford the reader an invaluable mean,
Of comparison.
The presen, number we observe common
ccs volume, as also does Blackwood'r
Magazine for July, and we believe one OF
two Of the others, thus rendering the pre-.
enta desirable momen, to commence sub
scriP,ions. Republisbed by l.. Scorr & Co.
81 Gold Street New York. Price 50 pei
annum.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1860-08-10
Union Agricultural Society.

The Annual Fair OF this Society will be
held at East Sumner. on wednesday and
thursday. October 10Th and llth.
The following j. a lis, Of tho Awarding
Committees. appointed.
Iiorses and COlts-Eliphlet Morrill,, Josh.
ia Young. T.. Courtney Record.
Trt,ing and Work llorp',-DaviI l..
farrar, Lewis q. Ilsrsey. Jason Mitchell.
Bulls. Steer, and IIeifers,-Albion p.
Bonney, Stephen c. Head, Samncr Hay
ford.
On lIerd..-Josiah T. S,e,.On, Andrew
J. Russell. Dis,ine Spauldiug.
Sheep and Swine,-JOhn Thompson j..
John Head. ALERT ID. White.
Farm Crops,-Noah Prince, james Glow.
er il, Lewis Bisbec.
Root. and ablc'.-Nathaniel Gerri'h.
IT,. Zcna. Holmes. VIM. +. Robinson.
On fruit,-Caleb Thomas, Leonard $.
Robinson, Thomas Chase.
Flowing Match,-lIubbard Lowell, Da-
yid Morrill, jr., Perez Thomas
Town Team..-G,lbsrt Barrett. Or.n
d. Robinson. y. T. Shaw.
Drawing Matoh,-Johua Bluow' IT,.
T.. $. Bi.bsc. A. q. Cole.
Working Oxen and Bocf,-Jos'O Turner
VIM. Jordan, Asa Keen.
Dairy produets,--slr. and Mrs. Mo'e,
Fry, Mr.. aud Mrs. Peter Il. TIeston, Nr.
and Mrs. vennds Decostcr
Household Manufacturc..-Mr and Mrs.
Nahum Moore.
Bread anil IIoney.-Dr. c. d. Badbary
and vito. Rev. u g. Wiley and wife.
Leather. Harnesses, Boot, and Shoes
Alexander Robinson, Amos u Ryer.on. =.
A. Warren.
Mhlinery.-Mr.. Asby c. Cole. Mss
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