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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-02-11

FATAL RENcoNTRE IN MENPHIs.-0n Saturday evening
fatal rencontre took place at Memphis Tenn, between
Mr.. James L. Webb prominent cotton factor and mer-
chant of that city, and Mr.. Thomas Mynatt late depu
" sheriff of the county, which resulted in the instant
death of the former from pistol shot fired by the lat
ter. The two gentlemen met in the street. when an an
cry conversation ensued apparently in regard TO some
business transactions, when Mr.. Webb WAS heard EN-
phacaly to deny the truth Of an assertion made by Mr.
Mynatt The assertion repeated and denied in even
more emphatic terms than before, whereupOn Mr.. NJ.
struck Mr. w blow in the face with his fist Mr. Webb
then staggered backward few PAGES, endeavorng the
while shield himself from any further blows, when Ny
matt drew pistol and, being called " coward by
Webb fred The contents of the weapon took effect IN
the right side of Mr. Webbs face Immediately behind
the cheek bone, and the articulation OF the jaws
and passing through lodged in the base OF the BRAIN
posteriory. Mr.. Webb fell to the pavement without ut
tering word, and Immediately expired while Mr.. Ny
matt gave himself into the hands of the police, and ws
committed to Jail Both gentlemen are old citizens OF
Memphis, and have stood high in the community.
The victim of this sad tragedy the nephew Of Mr.
Lewis Webb, of this city Wig
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s-At meeting OF the Officers OF the Alexandra Battalion
Charest held 10 the city Of Alexandria, the
let day February 1900 the following preamble and resolutions
unanimously adopted
TALON, highly apprecsng the services and
Col Lucus Davis and believing that notice
Of the admirable In which he dshag
Important him by Gov WISE aid TO his
Exceency, Charesown and whereas had the honor to
under him first arrival at Chareown and had
cry opportunity sScertanng his high qualities soldier and
recognize his virtues man. and therefore desire
our feelings towards him
Resosd in the person Of Luclu Davis, recognize
soldier Of chyarous bearing high and exalted patriotism
who himself all times TO the public service and the pro-
lection n the interest and honor Of the State
ReSe That having aad the honor Of serving under his
peculiar opportunities Of knowing the labors and res
possibilities beougnt his position, that think due to him
that Legislature should take notice Of his important
vices.
ReSorf That will always cherish the recolecons Of our
inn with him, and appreciate his many acts
Kindness and the confidence he reposed In the Alexandra
battalion.
Resoc That copy the foregoing preambls and resolutions
signed all the Of the Alexandra Battalion be sent TO
Cjl Davis a copy Gen VIM H. Rchardon and that the
published the Alexandria papers with the request that
the Richmond papers insert them. - ., $1,000.
CHARLES 4 STUART
Commandment i75th Regt. V. NJ. Chairman.
DrF5EY st Major % Artillery wssT AsHBT Psymas
teri Revt NJ
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GILBERT HUNT.

To he Editor d ne Wdig:
Il may be amiss TO call the attention Of the mem
bers of the Legislature to the petition of Gilbert Hunt
which was presented the last session of the General
Assembly. That petition very rumerously signed,
and respectfully asked for moderate relief TO this old
man-nov in his seyenty-ninth year. This recommends
ton was based on has past services the burning oil
the Theatre in Richmond, in 1871, at which time he
saved many valuable iyes-nae and female, at great
risk of bis cwn also at the burning at the Penentil
ry-when be exerted himself at great risk sad saved
many of the conyicts These services were all perform
ed while he was slave He afterwards purchased him
self with his own savings and is poor old and al
NOS hspsss His labors and services in the war Of
we're constant AID gyaluable Will not the present Leg
stature do something for this cid man. Will not some
member call up his petition and act on IL
PHILEMON.
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Tobacco Agency in New York.

We copy the following which appeared in the Era'ai-
, OF last week and with pleasure endorse what the Ey-
fHigsr SAYS:
we learn bv circular recently received from Messrs.
Ludam Heiuekeu Of New York that they have secured
che va oe services OF Mr. Geo W Palmore late Of Cum
1-iui couutvjn their tobacco business. As Mr. Palmore
S personally we'll known US take great pleasure in
commenting him TO the manufacturers OF tobacco in Nir-
yila and North Carolina young gentleman Of fine
business. qualifications capacity and integrity. Mr. Pal
more, LOYALTY as well as that Of the gentlemen with
shom he Is associated to the institutions Of the South
ammo, be called iu question, a consideration which, at
his time the numerous friends of Mr.. Pamore, will We
are sure duly appreciate
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-02-11

SOUTHERN BOOT AND SHOE MASUFAcToRY IN REALrrT
A people ofthe South have generally determined sa
mate hereafter when making their purchases In favor Of SEA-
ern hlced 0o0d aud this resolve has given rise VA
Gus new enterprise the undersigned desire TO Inform The pail
that their BOOr and MASUTAcORone Of the Oldest T.,
ctywas established In 1923 by Mess Cook Ryan, And ~
subsequently conducted by Mr. Cook with whom Mr n
Hill was Afterwards associated Originally conducted on hss,
scale the manufacturing department Of the business has t
creased from year yea and purpose to enp
still more With experience Of thirty years In the buses
by the senior partner from the fact that both members
firm we're born and raised In Richmond, We are confident that
will be able the expectations Of all who desire to puu
durable and well made SOUTHERN BooTs and sHoE fair pu
and on accommodating terms. ALEN HILL Co
ja4 No III Mana
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TRIAL OF HAZLETT. THE HARPERs FERRY
INVADER

CHARLEsTowN, Feb s.-The testimony for the defence
in the case of Hazle closed to-day with the
exception OF one witness, who absent from town.
Chaucery business was then proceeded with until a
late hour in the afternoon when the remaining witness
made his appearance in court and gave his testimony
The court then adjourned until tomorrow morning TO
enable the counsel to prepare their argument.
No doubt is entertained to the conviction of the
prisoner as the testimony this morning unfavorable
for his defe2ce
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~ WORDS OF CATION

0NS were to sell readers that the wells and syhs
throughout the had been poisoned aud that Ai
covered antidote It's Effects Of them that
gladly avail themselves OF discovery with the hope a
d-sth. We TO Tell them that had discovered na,s
treasure, enough for them and aud that prepared
share with them would refuse sid TO 70 baH
health valuable than riches how mech grAlde sl
they be to learn that great psnaeea has been eoHpOund
purely vegetable matter and that IL curative powers sH
n than light darkness Need give you nsiAnI
call the proprietor OF BAKERS BITTERs and eIsnbse,
myrads Of certificates from all sections Of the South Of psE
who have been cured n Dyptpsd by It's alhelng pronss
Among them will the vouchers OF Old and young male A.,
female exong this BlrrkEs 10 the skies, and blessing P0Ys
for It's curative powers But its virtues not confined lf
pepsia Nervous Headaches yield readily is poEe fot
Lvers become quicked and active by its nfu.nr
somachs made healthy by It's neutraIng effects Ihd,
disappears when II enters the Of He Daubgs eAnbc
sst lis tonic power And Cholera ITSELF when met BY these b.
TEas promptly dlTmed and becomes harmless oustra
persons have cerfec who used 10 1919 and 81 uhsa M
scourge devastating the country BAKERS BlTTEE u
not remedy all the i Of humanity but such diseases
ed by the stomach AMI bowels, readily yield It's strengi
Effects and speedily driven from the system
tonic should try H. and become their Judges Its y
To be had OF Messrs. ADfE GRAY, FISHER wISsTA,
PURCELL LADD co. in this city, and by all promInsn D.t
ssts 10 Virginia also, by O. sTooTr, Washington City, al
sTABLER, CO., Baltimore; y. A. PAHNEsTOCK Q,
hllsdelphla, and Of BARNEs PARK, New York.
Orders fled BY addressing X BAKER Prophaa.
felO-dAc Richmond. Va
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ultimO Lynchbug after illness OF pneumonia
la the - year ags Mrs MARY LIdGAT conort Of Alex
Lggat ESQ daughter Of John Lynch decd the founder Of
that city.
Suddenly disease OF the heart at his residence War
renOn Thursday, the 9Th inst, JOHN p PHILLIPS
lawyer Of considerable eminence In his Profession
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-02-11

oyertakeu by the sober secoudthOught will dig then
political graves in the matter Of this disunon scheme
Let them beware how they trae with the Liberties OF the
people"
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-02-11

Joint Committee on Printing-Messrs. Gurley, Haskin
and Dimmick
Joint Committee on Enrolled BUs-Mcssrs David
son and Theaker
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-02-11

FoRrUxArE-Goyeruor Wise is in luck. At the an
nual distribution of the pictures OF the Cosmopolitan
Art Association, on Tuesday evening last, herring Ia
nous painting of the "Visge Blacksmith ieh 10 hin''
Ii i a rich work of art worth some 50, 600.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-02-11
wATKIJIS 81 FICKLIN,
HOME pkODUs TIONs,
E,NE rASSINIERES For GENTLEMENN MIN

MANFACTURID II THE STATE or GEORGIA
TuEsE goods very handsome Of superior quality lsd n
Il rious shades Of color.
ALSO
Virginia Cassmeres Of fine quality and various eolo for nf
suits and military comp anles, daily expected
These goods credit 10 the state and adapted 10 late Ts
and early spring
Our friends who desire TO encourage and deyelope the nlE
lures OF our State the sonth invited @
DESCRIPTION
STAPLE AND FANCY DRY GOODS
for the present and approaching large and a,sr
an will be sold during nis month especdHy VERY Low
order to II AXE fer our Spring supplies.
fI WATKINS IlCgLN
B-Heavy Plaid and Striped osnaburgs and Cotton ud D.
en- yarisu, kinds for male and female
we have stock will be SOLD LOWER than In the spring ~
aforng Inducements those Ehe have them made sI
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ALrt-EI1ndrd compliment

Speaking OF the canvass OF Ex-Gov Wise for the Office
be has lately vacated the Enquirer says Any other
nominee would have been utterly defeated and this eve
~ candid man will admit VIII Gov Wises numerous
competitors for the nomination admit its What says
Mr. Ieakes Does he and do his friends, believe that he
would have been utterly defeated if he had been the
nominee
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DIED,

On the 18th ut the residence OF the brides father Mr. WV
NJ PRICE to Miss VIRGINIA ,. YOUNGER, all Of Csmpbe
county.
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NOR PhILA DELPHIA.-The No. <<ffA
Il steamship PENNSYLVANIA Capt d. Teal rs new .S-srs.
ready receive freight and will to day
nth, at 6 O'c ock p NJ. ,r 49,
For freight or passage apply to H. T. lpllbse az
fall-1t hONAtsle.
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RU FIN
PHOSPHOR-PER GUANO,
TOBACCO MANURE,

y ID u l ID Is " " Il n %
~ G. RUPRIN, CORNER ELEVENTH MD
CARY STREETS the Basin oilers TO tle ISr'eis e '
loving MANURkS all Of his own manufacture YH ooo .
sH0SpHOR PERUVIAN GUANO Price per ton OF zV'o pounos
s5l ... ,,, -,
MANURE MADE EXPRESSLY FOR ToBAooo, consisting o.
Peruvian Guano, Bone Ash and Plaster Pnee per ton OIL
1000 pounds. 81 . ,-..t.
BONE ASH ground meal perfectly Dry ana eonAln
ing nothing worth ay per cen. nAn "S
oher phospha Price Of 900 POUNDS IL
TIE ABOVE MANURES be had OF D. IT, M a. S
MILL Of Commission Merchant In Mehmong OF 90 1919
BRANCH SONS, Petersburg and NJ HOLLINs III ~ i2n"
burg len-I0
ENCOURAGE HOME MANUFACTcH 81 h,,
IL The unde signed manufactures and keeps ~
me Richmond iron and Steel Works large ana nne Aso'
meut Of
Refined and IRON consisting of all sizes Bar Daha'
Hoop and Scroll Iron.
Tire Iron, Ovals and HalfRounds.
Horse and Mule shoe Iron, Rounds and squares
Lightning Rods round and square.
Agicultg al Drum Teeth Nut ircE.
Tobacco MI raperrd and Plate Iron. .,
In Short description IRON thai may be r,prs
and on ,rry HsltRonnd steel JAS HUNTER
felO-3ms k'chmonu, va
~ All sires Of PUNCHED WASHERS hand or made to or
der.
FAMILY PLOBR.-e6 bbs. Bonsaek Kesif' FANNY
Il Flour Just received, and for sale by ,, ,,1rIus
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Senate bill to provide for the prompt payment of the
guaranteed bonds OF the Chesapeake and Ohio Canal,
with Senate amendment; increasing the capital stock
Of The Manassas Gap Railroad Company, and authorizing
a subscription thereto by the Board Of Public Works
incorporating the Backsburg Catawba Creek and Fincas-
lie Trrnnike Cnmnnny.
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A GARD TO MEMBERS OF THE LRGlsLl

IA TCRE-I would respectfully suggest Memi before
Ing their homes, thing, which this -sheud ey have SEA-
imperfect aud fading LeHesss Of friends I'd re .Ves 10
deceased they should bring such with them aud then %
by Ma MIssis who prepared copy every style Of sa
and enlarge them to sny desired size and have them eooi q
or water colors thus enabling beautifully
ted life size Porrd in oil other styles and
ding picture they NAV have Of their loved lost" sai
they also desire 70 Of themselves family friends E
and unfadlng likeness either Ia ANBROrYPE PHoruGRAPH
India Ink, OIL Water Colors Crayon they should p
ed U have the executed by q. W. MINNIs his bes
y arranged Photograph and Fe Art Gdery, 2lT MIs fN
Richmond,
Mr. Minis has In his employ the very best OF ATts Il "
various branches Of lis much diversified and produces
equal not superior to that Of similar establishment os
North or South In all cases guaranteeing satisfaction Oha ~
ohe wise they expected take pictures "A h
beV Ia Joy for every and such the various styles Pr
trSlture executed at dis GALLERY
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ofFiCE r. 4 Y. r. r. X CO.
NOTICE TO CONTEMPORARIES n,on s =.
~ sails orc !liedf tr The OF depot budnes
aaS - SnIond and Fd
sna si'e' 'he i'-n 'ns' fHN6. r. SHARP,
lei sspsrin,sndspi
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sANs o. srRrsT. 70. o,ysr A.,
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FAMILY PLOBR.-ee bbs Bonsaek 4 Kesif' FANNY
iaqsWu N'''s's'su' anu '0' 'A'' TARDY wILLIAMs.
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NEW BOOKS, NEW no0Ks.-For..l. at

NEW BOOKS, NEW BOOkS.-ForsAlest
~ NORRIS BOOKSTORE.
The Habits Of Good Society London edition vol 10 no
Gil Bias; new London edition, spiendidy illustrated
vol 80
Father Prouts Reques; London edition, Illustrated 81
Paris and Its Fnyirons London edition illustrated 10
Lady Bessington'S Conversations, with Lord Byron
beautiful edition -
DIsraelis Curos ties Of Literature beautiful ed
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BurtOns Anatomy OfMelaneholy new beautiful ediaan
vols. ~
ArchibOld's Annual Practice and Pleading; a edlan
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Vol % English Common Law Reports ~
Vol Common Bench Reports -
Beck's Medical Judsprudea new edition. vols w
Braithwaits Retrospect, No ~. ~
Msfepresentaton new novel by Miss DreEry. .
The Rivals; by Jere Clemens w
SOUTHERN LOCK miNUPACTORY..-Ds, q
- Locks OF ever description Sliding Door Trimming,
best quality. Also Prison and Bank Locks Hinges and Bn
any sht. Bells hung, with without Tubes
ALL KINDS or REPAIRING DONE -,
rs sell no work but my manufacture am prsph,-
Warrant to give entire satisfaction those who may a'd
with call.
WILLIAM READY
29O Main Street, between s'h and ~,
fe0-ly Rlcns0sl, Va
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A CARL ID.

JULIUS A. HOBsON, City Collector.
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MARRIED.,

GEORGE DrF7EY, lst Major, % Artillery, wEsT LsHBr
ter lI5th Rsyt Secretaries.
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AIh.
ORPHANS, FAIR AT MECHANICS, INsTI.
" TCTE slsrH sTREEE-For the benefit NJ Joseph As
vm the ladies Of st. Peters congregation are nov holding
Mechanics Hall They latter themselves they can
tempting Of beauful articles their tables ana
prepared refresh all corners with choice van and
dainilts. Come and patronize the orphans lei
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1860-01-05
Ditch Letting.


NOTICE Is hereby Viycu, that on "Wednesday, Jan.
lNl5ih ls0u will let in sections separately to the
lowest bidder therefor, at the house OtNm Taylor
in New Wtslicld, the making OF sections aud li3,
inclusive Of the ditch designated and known as No D.
commencing NJ the Milton aud Montgomery Free
Turnpike Road, near the south east corner of south
west Of sec. . in Milton tp thence north -ca,tcrN
down the Swnc TO the cuvcrt on township line road
thence uorhWcstcry aud north TO north east cor of
the west hllt of south west a. ni % in Weston
tp. thence east 10 Il. r. thence RDrth-custcry along
west side of r. r. 70 Culycrt, thence east tu OtScgo
blanchard I. y. Road, thence North castcrl,- down
what is clllrd the Newton ditch and through
tionS b. ~ -, - aud | in Weston township, and
through section No, In town range 10 and there
terminating in the chlnncl of Tuntogtny Creek. -
Also an arm 20 said ditch commencing NJ the south
ca corner Of the northeast quar-, or of northwest
qurtcr 4uctirn3i in Weston township, thence north
until it inlcrsrcts the mnu ditch III station -.
said ditch /, to br of tho following dimensions -
from i tiou tO inclusive feet on iottom; see
ions 10 TO 2fnclusivc5 feet on bottom; from section
y to y iscgp aud u Road Icct on bottom from
Dtsrgo and &. Road to station ~ . feet on bottom
from cction - Ia Inclusive 10 feet on BOTTOM
Tine arm to hhpy, ditch Is Il sections of - rods in
length rnch and is to hc made feet on bottom. Al
the bank, are to he made with slope of ! feet IN
lcnatl in every foot IN depth, The cutting varies from
| to 81 rcGt in depth Tho work on said ditch aud
branch to he Finished according TO plan specification,
and profile, u 1t to the acceptance Of the County
Commissioners or before the lst day of oct l9C0
All c.su iddcrs win he required 10 give bond
with good security for the faithful Grlormauco or th,
woIk within the time above named us ii ned by the
County Com niSSinucrs.
The sale to commerce At the hour of 10 o'clock A
VI, OF said ily.
JAMES w 0SS, Co. Auditor.
AultOr'l OIIicc. wood 60. o.,
/ Do,
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1860-01-05
Agricultural.

The State Agricultural Snticty aud Il Inrd ol
Agriculture met at Columbus on the 5lh aud 9th
inst A committee ot the Latter made report
upon field crops, in which they regret t,Eil
m ,rp uprlirl l,ions for premiums have npi been
made in conformity with the rulrN'oi the B,lId.
They fiat that J LlughrN OF Alims county.
raised ca two acres ofgrould. tons aud 2OJ
lb, o hay. Tor which he il eniitlcd to a prtmI.
um % %l0
rho, Samu, scott Of Morgan county, hnving
raise un ON, halt an acre ulg,oml ,l0J UuShcl-
aud 81 lbs of potatoes, Is entitled to the prem,-
un ol S21.
y,at John Kelley of CNyahog, Co. having
riSrt on, half acre Of grouuI, l59 bushels nn.l
81 lbs Of potatoes is entitled TO the premium
el $50
rTnat Ghn Eclley of Cuyaho,n county, hav.
IN, raised 2i7 bushels aud , 3qnirt> oI onions
Npon of IN acre OF ground, Is tnui'cd to II
pvemum ol $40
That John l,,ughey of iNms county. raised
on one acre | l3 bushels ol corn rkal Robin
SON B,irl r,rsc on one acre Sl4 bushels ol corn
suI that G ,,r ton perrin OF EHt county, raised
tu ON, acre 81 hu,hrlS AMI i6 lbs. Of oats. A.
rhe prcmium for oats anl corn are oTTrd ON
rrops OF not less lhm five acres, it would be
improper to award any premiums on the appli
eaiious made Tor the SANE.
John Mriscr raised 80 bushels of turnps on
4 of IN acre ot lini b'ing AT the rate ot ll6
bushels rer oc,e, As m premiums WIS oiljwd
hr urnip crops, the committee do not feel
su'orz'l to rccomend one.
rar following members o' the Bllrl wcr
Cho>cn lnr 1850; lleury Pcrk MS al rrumhull
comfy. John Il 'hcr OF Ftiho Il, j, NJ rrlmhlr
or Highland n S. ruSnshcud ot Lprln, and G
T. Jones OF ID lawAr
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. a..,. alnrk IEn,srr.

u. T,e Chicago Press stntcs that - he"tpackipl
Arm la mat ci,y hava, duriug The past So ou
pnil over ti Dlvd SiiaWr, uf . taWSi So
( Val IS ,ur heevcs OF Ms.own ieediug.
:, Alr Strawn is n native ot Perry county, ONO.
lIe has been tweuty-nue Nrars u resident ol
Illinois, ami has nsi dGor mn-lcrn Years on i've
present farm ia IT. S Ill county, four miles IRON
Otlawa. lie isll ycars OF arc. IL cohmchGrd
nineteen wears uao. rs the owner ol 3JO acres O'
hud b,ulht at vi p per acre. stock vt WITH u
tp,ir Of hp,sls ana II uIDdrmtc oui III ni arm i'm.
ue,n.nts Over aud above this hr hpd thte
dolors in cash, an indclOtiSable aud ntcIIigeht
tn ray uul will to do
The Press nlds: t.I.
D., -Mr S,awn Us NOW The owner ot s'p7 thou.
sstHd ocr ul improved lana, worth, ou an aVei'
-syr tw,uty livc dollars M acre, or II totnl OF
ei75 DD1 Hlh,sf fil tu the be- yes h. has sold
ia, C,,lcaln, this = u,On, zen thousand blShrlS Of
rurn. and has slil on hand ut his farm twenty
ttons.nl bushels ii has ol.o hitvcslrd ci2h,
hun,lrd bushels or oats ibis Seus0n. Ilr drove
fl un his earn ctop ne snli here. We gave a.
,th,oats.t tln, sum p,id to h,m Ivy n snec Cm.
Gag bvrtpaakug boJ'h bat thal IS oh'y part
ul he story.
Mr.. S'avu's irov, Ibis sclson WIS twenty
1--we Irtnir.d heat. all marketed Ibis tail, giving
.rn avrr,g,ol go lps pr h'dd nr', atan o,oragr
price of & II, ur srvcny four thousand do lat.
lie h1, sun Ou his ltrn two huudlC had wdich
vii b. Ac,d oNcr and ny II Il season Will be- ~
Cfcas, a. hy purchasc., ~ , 10 lron twenty live
huurrd to three thogsa,.d head, to hr Ted tor
nxi fal', s'aug1tr'. What an inrt'asr Is this
on tie, no les drove ol lhrl, al mukrlcd Nv
Me,sr,. rawn aud Cpril lSlj, ald how ha,'
these prlnccl, uHnso' 'Oh- ana posse sirus grown
ON the thr'' dn0ltr. ,rrp,u. oyyr tmr three hun
dred acre 10 IA IN 1911. These later diIc iig
u,cs remind Us o np,Uiug more siukngy ttmd
what ,,U read q, Ia latter estate Of the p,trdlCh
u
NV. NhNt Nh Strawn his achieved shGuI
b'uh iuijeneut to huu lrrds OF uu lrvrlopti
grAGlyrS among oar Western farm IS, many .
.wH1m wril never advance beyond their present
stage tor the very lack OF uutting forth the cX-
rrl,nu. A word as 70 NJ Slr1wus pan o'
feeding lie pur,ucS the CONS oI hmnclng
30 ltcl his corn as soon II. II hnrlcnS, ur IN SIP
trmher first to cattle aud then follows up with
hogs Tnr corn is ca, in the stalk with IT, ear
ca, II. advises the oNnrIs OF our vast phrl"
curulllds to turn their corr Into beet aud thus
mlrk.t il, ami his own SUCCESS is directly in
point.
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NOrlCEis hereby givcd that on Monday the leh
~ otJau0dry, i-DO viii rclct IN sections separ.
y o the lowest bidder therefor, ~ the house oi Mrs
Carson, iu Weston Township. Sections No 80 lO7
n,lus,yc ur ditch No. q established by County Com
misstonnts ut thcii sept session Of 1889.
said sections are each ~ rod, in length, excepting
scctiun lO7 which Is only 10 rods long
The work upon said sections is the deepening Of
the old dich eD ms 80 form ditch H. wide ON bot.
rom, with bank slope Of II. In length to every
foot IN depth.
The wotk on said sections Of said ditch. 10 he fn-
ihed act ordingt the plan specifications and pro-
duf same on or before the l5tnf july 1860 which
plan cnu be seen at he time and place OF letting
hl successful bidders will be required to give bond
for the faithful performance of the work within the
time liNcd 10y County Commissioners.
Th lottingt commence ~ the hour OF o'clock
T.. w. JAMES W. ROSS, Co Auditor.
Auditors Oilice Wood Co., Ohio.
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