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The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1860-08-23
The DrOW,h in Bkausns. !.

They are havios prordctcd droull in Kan
sos, which Gems to Cause serious nlIrm. A
letter from that territory states that Oh the 9TH
Of July there came hot brrrze, Of about l2O
deg Fahrenheit, which blew from the southwest
from 2 a. m, to , o'clock p. m. in the shade,
ond protected from the wind, the mercury rose
to ll2, and when exposed to the full force OF the
siroceo, though in the shade. it rose to 100 p
Outdoor labor was impossible, and tender veg
citation was wthered aud crsped as by prairie
fire. Groin sown early in February has but
fcebly thrivcn, and mony fields are past help,
There is but little grass worth cutting, and po-
toto and garden vegetables have failed for the
first time. Wild gropcs, cherries and plumbs
ordinarily plenty, are quite cut off by frost.-
We sincerely trust that the Oppressed people OF
this i'll iucd territory may yet realize that the
darkest hour is just before day
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SuERIFFS SALE.

Wood County Common Pleas.
w. l.. Cook VS. Henry Miller and Elizabeth Miller
BY virtue of an execution issued from the court of
common pleas of Wood county Ohio, in the above
cause shall offer for sale, at the door OF the cour,
house in Peysburg, in said county of Wood at pub
lie auction,
On the 92d day of September, A, D. 1860,
between the hours of IL o'clock NJ. aud o'clock T.
the following described property TO witt the north
quarter Of the south east quarter of section 80
township north, of range IL east, containing fifty
acres in said county of Wood, Ohio.
C. W, NORTON, Sh'f Wood co., q.
A. Cook, plaintiffs attorney.
August H. lS60-l6NGS3,O5
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DITCH NOTICE
AUDITORS OFFICE, WOOD Co, O.,
pnrrNa hurn 4 Ii mnst lQLh 1870

AUDITORS OFFICE, W O0D tO.. w.,
Perryshurg, August 18th. 1850.
TO Thomas Dransheld, J. Hull, Wm. Il. and JAS
NJ. Crane, Hull, heirs of John Randall. Wall Il
Crummic, j, p. Corey, S. Dave, - Sailor, or the
unknown and uoureSden mt owners of the following
lands in Wood county Ohio, to wit c of of
t,n of OF ne of $ e w of n e of /
of section %, of w of section -. of W l.,
W of nv ! of section 81. town north, range 10
east 5 c otn lne of sc INV of cT, w
ofn l.. of W /, part of n w /, n If sw of
section ,, town north, range 10 east
You will take notice that on the 18th day of June,
4. ID. 1889 Thomas Fearnsidc and others filed with
the Auditor of Wood county, Ohio, petition pray.
ing the county commissioners of said county to locate
aud establish ditch drain or water course accord
ing to the true intent and meaning of act of the
general assembly of the State of Ohio, entitled nu
to provide tor locating. establishing and con-
It uctiug bitches drains, water courses passed
March 24th, \. D. 1859, along the following proposed
route:
Commenting AT the stone pond in section %, Plain
township running southcrlv SS rods, then west so
rods then rInning south near one mile to the town
ship line OF Plain and Liberty townships, then direct
ly south one mile to the NJ MSutgomcry and Milton free
turnpike then east down the north side OF said pike
two hund ed and forty rods (2l0) then south about
so rods aud then on the line of the old ditch to For,
tngc river, and there terminate. The depth ot SAID
ditch to be cut two Get deeper on level from the
bottom of present dich,-
That copy of said petition was, on the 9th day
of July. a. u. 1860, place in TIE hands OF Il. Bru-
ner, tr0nserco, a competent engineer who has made
an yccurate survey OF the proposed route of said
ditch, drain or water course, an did on the 9Th day
of Aug"st, a. u 1860, file wi h such county Auditor
such report is required and provided for by law.
You will take notice that said petition will be fol
hearing and final action rs to the prayer theureot be-
fore the county commissioners of Wood county, o.
ut the once of the Auditor of said county in perrys
burg, On the Sd day of September. d. 1860, or so
soon thereafter the state of business before said
commissioners will permit the same 70 be takca mp
at which time and place You are required 10 appear
and show cause il any YOU have, against the location
construction ma n,
water course ns also to make claim for compensation
for such parton portion of your lands as may he Ia
ken or required for the or construction of sucl
ditch, drain water course or be forever thercat
ter estoped from making asserting, or setting mp
such claim ADDISON SMITH,
August lG, lSi0-l5w2S6,26. Co, Auditor.
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INPEUTINE,
E'be Persian Fever Charm.

For the prevention and cure of Fecer and Agne
and Bii,'nS Ftrers. This wonderful remedy
bought TO the knowledge of the present Propretors
by friend who has be n great traveller in Persia
and the Holy Land.
While going down the river Euphrates he expert
enccd severe attack Of Fever and Acuc. On dscov-
ering his condition one of the boatmen took from
his person an Amulet, saying, Wear this and no Fe
uW touch y0u" Although incredulous as to its
virtues: he complied, and experienced immediate
lief, and has since always found it an efFectuul pro-
lection from all mnnrous complaints.
On further investigation he found that the boatman
attributed TO it miraculous powers and said that it
could only be obtained from the priests of the sun.
Sometime afterward the gentleman in conversing
with Priest obtained from him the secret OF its
PREPARATION, and ascertainrd where the med'c"l
herbs were tonnd of which it was com pounded. Tho
wonderful virtues of this article have induced full
belief in the minds of the natives in the miraculous
healing powers of their Priests.
Since his return te America il has been tried with
the happest effect by several Ladies and Gentlemen
of high character. who have given it the most I'M
qualified praise, This remedy having been hrocit-
c in Persia for hundreds of years for the preycutio
and cure of Fever and Agne and Bilious Feyers-is
now offered to the American people.
1t will be sent by mail, prepaid, with full dircc-
tions for the receipt of one dollar.
Principal Depot and Mandatory lSS Main St,
Richmond. Va. Branch Office, Bank of Commerce
lo-iy JOHN WILCOX u BRO. -
WOOD COMMON PLEAS COCRT-NACATICE
AFTER MAY TERM, 1860
William III Lee & Co., pl'AS. against Lewis II, C1Toy
and Martha Carey, defendants.
Defendants will take notice Hat Ilaiutns hav0
filed in the court of common pleas of wood county,
Ohio, petition against them asking order and
judgm of said court for the sale rs upon eNecu-
iOn or Judgment at law of 50 acres of the east side
ofthe southwest quarter of section number thirty
800 of township number three (3l north. range
her nine (9l east in Wood county OHIO for the pay
ment of such amount as may, by said order and judg
ment, be found due on a promiss0ry note OF Carey
and Hall to plaintiffs for Sj2 90 dated NOvcmO p
1857. and due in one year from that date. with cur-
rent rate of exchange on New York from Iowa Ci,y.
secured by the mortgage decd Of the defendants 10
plaintiffs said land with interest and costs Cf ,Uit
and 70 barr Martha, wife of Lewis Ii Carey, of ali
interest in said land, by way of dover OF otherwise,
Defendants required to answer or demur TO said
petition by the 18Th day of Sepomb5r 1850, plra
will, at the frat ensu term of said court OF
mon pleas thereafter ask said court 20 take said pc.
tition confessed and to render Judgment thereon
accordingly. JAMES MURRAY,
JulyI s6O-1lw6S5 10 Atty ofrl'F.
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gndi:papn,

The Douglasites deplore the distracted or
der of their ranks in the Hoosier State, and
call upon the know notbings to come to their
rescue, the same as they have done ia New
York and other States. Their meetings arc
slimly attended, and have but little or no en-
thusiasm. The speakers notice this fact and
are "only awaiting the result"
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HOUSTON & STONE.
WOOD COUNTY COMMON PLEAS COURT
VACATION AFTER MAY TERM 1869.
Stephen Eldredpe admir- of Oryill Hunter Plh vs.

Joseph Grain Def't.
Defendant will take notice that Plaintiff has fixed
in Wood County Ohio Court of Common Pleas a P2
tition gainst him. for the sale as upon execution
Judgment at law, of eighty 500 acres of land in
Wood County Ohio, to wit: the East half OF the
North West quarter of section thirty six ,ao) m
Town five (5j range ten (lO) be the same more OF
less for The payment of such as may by suoh
order and judgment be found due promissory
note of Joseph Grain Defendant to oryile Hunter
for tw hundred (20O.) Dollars dated September lth
1856 and payable in three years from the 18TH Of
June Nd, 1851, secured by the mortgage deed ot
Defendant TO Oryille Hunter Of the above deeribed
lands with interest at the rate If five per cent per
aunum and costs of suit. Defendant is required 10
answer Demar said Petition by the 29th of Sep
tember A. U. 1850 or Pl1 will at the first ensuing
Term of said court Of Common Pleas thereafter ask
said court to take said Petition confessed Snd to
render Judgment thereon accordingly.
| l3-6wSi,3s d. W, POE, atty for Prn.
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CHEAP GOODS
DITCH NOTICE
AUDiroR's OFFICE, Wood CO.. o, ,

Pcrrysburg Aug. 21, ls6O (
To T.. Roberts. b. +. Tillottson, A. J Reynolds. r
Bossler. Lawrence Gegan, G.. V. Denniston Chris
topler lIassel Silas N Howard, Sanford Howard,
T. NJ. Key IL. Harris, Luke Smith and j. Crayeus;
You will take notice that application has been
made TO the commissioners of Woo county Ouio for
opening ditch in said county, and that the of
said proposed ditch water has be surve,
cd, beginning road tract number fifty of the Mau.
NEE aud Western Reserve road lands, thence north
casterly i'd lot fifty, aud flty.throe
ffy-six, hftyscycn aud Xty north west corn er Of
section l. thence across in north cast direc.
tion to the county limo in township north range IL
east and there terminate. The sa I'd parties are fur
thcr notified that the APPLICATION for said ditch and
the report of the engineer of his survey aud estimate
OF said ditch will be for hearing on the fifth day OF
the next September session of the commissioners Of
said county.
lG-2S2.T5 ADDISON SMITH Auditor
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Great Bargains

Can be had at present at HOUSTON IS SIONE'S.
they filling up their store to oycYioWDg with
magnificent stock of goods of all kinds cheaper than
ever for cash. We pay cash for MI kinds of produce
and also sell goods for cash. We stcd tiat
oue.half of those who want creditGro common swim
have no man owe us. Give us a call and examine our
goods, HARM ESS-a good stock on haui, and also
BOOTS & SHOES of our own manua ture warrants
ed sound; and when neighbors tell you they sell
cheaper by 25 per cent. than any one else we know
at once that it is n - lie. No dealer makes I'D
per cent. on his goods unless he oes il IN s"ir-
ding way. Pork, Fish, Flour and all KINDS OF pro-
Visions rnnstnnflN q II hand.
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d Co, VS., John Y. Pcttys.
By virtue of an execution issued and delivered to
from said court in the above entitled cause. will
sell at public sale, Mt the residence of Michael My
crs, in Freedom township, Wood county, Ohio,
On Saturday, the 2jth day of August A. u. 1850
between the hours of ~ O'Clock NJ AMI o'clock. T..
NJ. of that day. the following goods and chattels to
wiE one T., and white COW and calf, AMI one barrel
of whiskcy. CIV NORTON, Sh'f Wood Co.
s. JEFFERSON atty.
Aurust IG ISGO--i5w9SI
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North Carolina.

Full returns give EIli', (Breck) mojority
OF $50 over Pool, the Bell candidate, In the
congressional contest OF last year. patty lines
were strictly drawn and the democra tlc major
ity IN the state was 6,970. The Opposition
gain therefore is 390-not much 10 byas on.
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q tW Q0utrtigtmtntg.
EsOWBiMS Green UMi0Ka
school.

The Fall term of the Bowling Green Union
School will commence on
Monday, sept. 3d, 1860,
and continue twelve weeks.
The Board have engaged tho services of Mr.. c.
\. Corey, as Principal and Miss +, NJ, NEG unuesS
assistant.
Twill be the aim fthe Board and Teachers to
make the School pleasant aud profitable TO the
dents aud satisfactory to all concerned.
Scholars not residing in the corporation will be
charged ut the rate of $500 per term, es-which is
required to be paid on OF before the first of Oct
1900
d. NEWTON, !
J. &, WOosrER. Board of Education.
S, W, Sr, JouN,
s, l.. BouGnroN, Clerk.
August 2Sd, lg6C-l6wl$l25
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DTrCIlING.

HANDS WAN ED, by the (ay or job, 10 work on
Ditch No ~, in jackson township Wood Co. APP
ply "a A, T. Jerome. az New Wcstield, or 10 u. II.
Jerome on the Ditch, II, Il. JEROME.
August 23Td, 6g-9jwA<
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Henry Slaug ghterback deceased and h, w johnson,
administrator de bonus non, of the estate of Isaac
LanSdale dee have filed their accounts in the Pro-
bate Court of Wood county o.. for final settlement
of said estate; said accounts will be for hearing on
the 2Sth day of August, 1850.
WILLIAM EWING, Probate Judge,
Aug, 18th, lSG0-l6wl$l,
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Notice,

Is hereby given that h. Tracy, administrator of
the last will aud testament of Lyman Tracy, deed,
has this day 6led his accounts in tho Probate Court
OF Wood County, Ohio, for final settlement. which
will be tor hearing on the 18th dNy of Sept lS6e.
aug2Sw2S2 WA. EWING, PRO. Judge.
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ROAD NOTICE-

This is to give notice, that petition viii DO Vrc
sented II the Commissioners OF Wood county al their
next session for the vlcltion Of uurh of tRc old
county road, leading from Portage to rtscgo, as
crosses the of sections tweutySiS ,2j) and
twcnty-sevcn (21).
3l lSrO-l1wI
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SCHOOL DOORS, STATIONERY. &C.

The only complete stock of this kind in the county.
LETTER PAPER of every style and price. We
have superior facilities for supplying the ,rude with
all kinds of Paper. W e buy for cash we obtain Pa
per of Eastern manufacture, direct from their Man
observation-disclosures, confident in asserting that
have Il better article. and sell at a lower price
than any other establishment on the Maumee.
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Kentucky.

The vote at the Ialo election in Kentucky
wns about 10000 less thal full vote Peters,
the Breckinrige candidate for Judge of the
Court of Appeals in the Louisville district, is
elected, contrary to first reports, BY more than
900 majority. The plurality for Combs is from
20 600 to 25, 600 in the whole state.
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ADWINISTR\ \TOR'S SALE,

Samuel Johnson .admr.. Price Clough. ct. al
By virtue Of an order of sale issued from the clerks
Office of the court of common pleas. of Wood county
Ohio. and to me directed and delivered will offer
for sale at public auction, at the door of the
house in PER-, sburg
Saturday the 22d day OF September. A. u. 1860,
between the hours of II NJ. ;nd2 o'clock T.. of said
day. the following described lands aud tenements,
wit: lot> number 81, 50, and Gl in the South Di.
vision OF the town of Portage, Wood county. Ohio.
SAMUEL JOHNSON,
Admr. of Asinath CT decd.
JAMES MURRAY, atty.
AnrnsL l3 lSin--lhMG&H.0l
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WALL PAPER!

We have BOUGHT for CASH q large and well Sc
ected stock of Wall Paper and will sell it at lower
rates than others can. Prices. from five cents up
wnrdsa
WINDOW SHADES selling very low.
WINDOW PAPER-fgurcd and plain.
WINDOW FIX URES.
CURTAIN DO the latest pattern.
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May 10. 1SG(
SHERIFE"S SALE.

John Heath vs.. Robert Edgar ct al.
BY virtue OF an order of sale to me directed ana
delivered from the court of common pleas of God
county, Ohio, in the above cause, will offer for sale
Saturday, August 25. 1850,
hetwee the hours of II and o'clock p. NJ, of said
day. at the door of the court house in Perry sburg in
lois number five (5l and thlrt two (32) in the south
division of the village of Freeport, Wood county, O.
G. w. NORTON, sheriff.
James Murray, atty of prff.
July 10. lS60-l1w5$2 IS.
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EWEL,KY.

GOLD HAIR PINS. of the latest and most fash
ionable pattrnS-ycry cheap.
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CHlLDREN'S TOYS.
TOY BOOKS, BLOCKS. DOLLS, &C.
CONFECTIONERY.

STEWARDS Manufacture--the only pTRE Can
dies made-frec from all injurious Ingredients
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FLOUR! FLOUR!!

Double Extra and Extra-always the best, and at
the lowest figures AZ THE DRUG STORE'
June !, lSG0-lych.
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WOOD COUNTY COMMON PLEAS.
II

JAMES NuRRAY, atty.
August l3 lSiO-l5WGS3.0i
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1860-10-11

II Fergnsons Young 'GI-bert,' by the Eng
ish d aft Horse, 'Oid Gabert l~t prem SIS.
W Ii Fitch Wayne county Orphan Boy,
iue bay, ~ prem 81.
hree year old stallion. G W oxer Union
county; hay colt, Is prem SO.
William Wolverton, Preble county Ohio, black
colt; "a prem S5.
Two year old stallion VIM Wolvsrton Preb-
lie couniy Ohio; LIST prem $40
Yearirg. VIM Barr Wayne county, LIST pre-
MUM $40.
Ag-d broad mares. Parish Rash coun-
ty; lst prem $40
A Maniove Fayette county, lnd, ID premium
5 90
Two year old Fey. A Boyd Wayne couE-
ty; lst premium 10 co.
Geld ngs years old and over. Joel Hazel
ton Herr county; 1st premium $40.
NJ Wells Fsyette county; I'd prem S5.
Geldngs unde ,ears old. w Birtlett
Rush county; the only shown. lst prem $40.
Matched horses and mares. j ) Glter ath
Rush county (only premium given lst pre-
MUM $40.
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JACKS AND MULES.

Jacks and mules Wm Laaan, Union county
best lack of anv age Ist premin $40.
Wash Worl, Wayne county, bes; jennet OF
any age, lst premium So
IN Laf1ap. Union county, hest mule years
old, lss premium SIS; Chas Leonard, Liberty,
lad. ID do, IS
4 Hauiove, tsvatte county, hest yearng
mule, lst premium s.: VIM Latan Union coun-
ty 2i best year!iug 50.
l. Vsnschoiack Wayn- county, best sucking
mule, lst premium "a; f Snyder Uuiou couu
tv, % p7eHum 81.
A S Ruby Rirhmond, bes, pair mules 1st
premium 8 10: l. NJ 10 es Centerville Ind, I'd
best do d., ID premium SIS.
CATTLE DEPARTMENT
Best heifer calves under oUe year old, " W
raresr er Fayette counsy, 1st premium sI5; Sol
Meredith Ceu,eryille. ID prem'an 81.
Five calves owned ~ exhinit'r, 6adr'fge
Wayne e0aot,' i, 81 preslan $50, 50, 90 Aefss'A
Cows for dairy. Soi Mrreiisr fDarhanJ lsi
premiam $40; q " Araneat Wayne eoHnty. %
premium So.
Cos aad her p-ogenv, L Caldse Il ish
! county, Is, premium $50; Soi Meredith ~ ne
county, 2d premium Slo
Worrying cattle, Campbell Presle county
O.. lst preuiam $40 Asroa Snyder Wayne
coausy 2d premium s.
Rest ia, ballock over 4 wears, Isaac Lodsr
Rush coansv, 1st premium $40.
Isaac L..def oes bullock over 3 ard under
wears old, lss pse,niam $40; John Druiy Wayus
coantv, 81 premium S5.
! Joha D-n,y wsyna county. best steer calf Is
p,em,um 81: Jsha Druly Wsyne county I'd oss
steer calf premium 81
James Mcs,aiiesn Fayeite county hes. lat GO
Ia, premium Sao. W " Tnresher FAyesse eoan
" I'd best fss Gov ID premium $40
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"The father may bind the son during his
minority. but the moment that he (the sonl
at.ains bis majority. his fsstess are severed,
and he 10 free 70 regulate his oWn eonducs.
So. sir. with the Territories: Asy are subject
to the jxyi sdicli0s asd control Of Cosgyess
during isfdscy-sseir ssisovisy-bus when
they attain their majority. and obtain admis.
sion into the Union. shey ere ire from al
restraints and restrictions, exosps such -
are imposed By the Coossitatios of the Uoi-
ted States +"
Oouglas u 1850.
4 firmly and consistently believe that there ,
70 sApETY voR fUR PRESERVATION % rH. syou,
except By faithful aud rigid sdheaeoce 70 tho
doctrines Of noo- -ipterveptioo By Congress IN IL
Territories Intesvention means disucion."
Aeair-DoeeIa.. in bic speech IN the Unitsd
States Senate, Feb. 23rd 1850. aid:
II do not hold ,hss sqaasser sovereignty = o.
peeior % The eonseitoiios. I hold that no such
thing - sovereign poser sttaches 70 territory
~ . territory. bold fhat territory p0ussU
vassever power II derives from tbs coostitutioo
UNDER TIE ORGANIC ACT AND NO
MORE"
TIE Oo0gDos 9o0ve-C00e Platform
Res Ised That il . IL secordance With The
Cincionesi pessfsrm. tsas dssiss The exisessoe ol
tioo. sbeasvs1 Il osy b. inp1ssd - The Fedse-
Il Cosssitanou % Ne posss = ~ Territorial
Legislasare over h ss6jee1 of the dousssic ~
ls.iona. - The sams kss tsea o~ sksu HEREAFTER
b. decided By ~ Saessoe Goast of ths Uoitsd
6taiss shssld - ssspssAsd b. I'll eood eitisso
and saforoed ssth proopGnes asd adslisy by
svssy bsascA Il the 0seasal 0esunnsss-
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SWEEPSTAKES.

Best bn'l of any aye Meredith & Baldridge
Lord Laaguish;' $50.
county; $50.
Best s,-on of any age A Msn'ove Fayettr
county; $50
Best of any age Sol Meredith Wayne
county; $50
Best bnar of any age Fl Ferguson Wayne
ccun'y; $50.
Best of any age Sanford Lackey Wayne
county; $40.
B'st buck Of any age J HI Rose Union county
$40 90.
! Best eve Of any age James Hammond Wayne
county; $40.
/, Best hull I'd FIVE cows Sol Meredith 1st re-
mum $50. Second premium Rankin Bald
ridge S25.
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DOMESTIC MANUFACTURES.

Domestic Manufactures - Rebeeca Vance,
Henry county, best Wooleu Blankets,
Phoebe Oxer. Union county, best 10 yards
flannel 2.
Rebacca Vance best fulled cloth. 2.
5 p Boswell, Rich nond, best 10 yards rag
Carpet, 2
Phoebe Over hest 10 wards Linen, l.
Rehecca Vance. best 10 yards Fviii'ng. l.
R,becca Vance, best specimen linen THREAD, l :.
Geor e Hoover, Richmond, best Woolen
Stockings |.
R-hecca Vance best wooden socks. |.
Jane Larsh r chmond, best Patch Work
Quilt, 4.
Mrs B.an Preble county. best wo rked
collar. /.
j R-ntch r chmoni, best Table Cover, 2.
S Nainwrignt, Uaion county, best Chair III
dy, 2
G E Tuttle Ceuterville. best hne shirt. +; )
Wainwright. I'd best foe shirt, L.
Mrs 8 f Stanley Richmond, best suit boys
clothes, 3.
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SUGAR AND HONEY,

Sugar AID ION y-N,liian II Randv. Cen
ferv'iie. hes' l0lhs maple suSar. DR. MUM 50; d
Vance, ID best 10 lbs do 81 premium.
'enry Henley. Wayne county. 10 s-alicns SOP
eho syrup. lst premium 10; John Jones, Ce .
iervr. 10 gallons sorgho s'ru 2i premium B.
Fl Ill., Wayne county. best gallon sorgho sir-
up, 1st rramium, 3 +; John p. Reid. Wayne
county. I'd best galloo sorgho sirup. discretion
airy.
l. D Rsiisback Richmond. lareest and best
display of honey. Is, pre- ninm 10: Young
ID be,, display Of honey, 2d premium, discre-
tionarv.
l. d Rasback Richmond lest hive aud mode
of managing bees, premium TO-