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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-12-01

Coon NEws-0ur readers have no doubt already
seen the advertisement of Messrs. CoxE Bros in
another column of this morning issue. and therefore
we deem it hardly necessary to call attention to it
1t will be seen that they have reduced the price Of
the HOWE machine to $50, thus placing them with
in the reach Of every family. We are assured by
many Of our friends who have these machines, tnat
they are equally, if not better adapted to the wants
of the Southern pepoe, than any other in the mark
ct. The Messrs. CoNE are doing very large bust
ness notwithstanding the politicofnancial pressure
of the times. r t.--
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UP 70 HoYLE.-we clip the following lively para
graph from the account given by the South Carroll
aian, of celebration the other night in Columbia,
of the secession millennium which is dawning upon
the Palmetto Commonwealth
a large transparency had the following notices:
@Euchre-Soath Carolina Plays it Alone" Her
Right and Left Bowers, Georgia and Florida"
Her Trumps, MaGrath, Colcock Conner" "With
these she claims March,
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mRS. WTNSLOW.

An experienced nurse and female physician, has sOOthin
Syrup for children teehng which greatly facilitates the process
Of teethng by soening the reducing all Inflammation
will alIay an pain and regulate the bowels Depend
upon it. mothers it will give yourselves relief and
health TO your infants Perfectly safe in all See adver
tseunent In another column. oct2s-ly
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MnLEDGEvILLE, Nov. 30.-A bill was introduced
in the House Of Representatives TO prohibit levy
and execution from the United States Courts on
citizens of Georgia prior to December, 1861.
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GOV. Hicks Reply.

BALTIMORE. Nd Nov. 2s-Gov. Hicks replies to
the petition for special session of the Legislature,
declining to convene it. He is unwilling to place
Maryland in position Of appearing to join in any
reasonable designs against the Union whilst he is
ready to go as far as any man in demanding the
rights of the South in the Union. -
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River News.
Reported by H. H. Harrison Steamboat, aud Baltimore and
Ohio Railroad Agent

The river continues to swell rapidly, with an
abundance Of water. 1t is not as yet definitely I'M
derstood about a coal boat rise, there beng
riety o: opinions concerning it. The worst feature
that we are appraised Of is the non-arryal of NJ P.
DOYLE. who is largely concerned in the coal BUSH
ness. who had there been rise sufficient should have
reached this city having with him the tidings of
sufficient rise
Steamer Red Rover now in port and discharged,
preparatory TO her departure for New Orleans this
day at Il o'clock.
The New Orleans steamer, James Woods, from
New Orleans, in port and discharging and
will leave the first Of the next week.
Steamer C. e. Hillman, now in port, aud will pos
itively leave this day at 4 o'clock for St. Louis
Steamer Glenwood hourly looked for from Gin
einnat-
Steamer sam Kirkman should arrive from Louis
Vile on Sunday next
There will be no regular packet this day for Pa
rs ducah. except the c. E. HIIlman.
ARRIVED.
Red Rover, New Orleans.
James Woods, New Orleans.
c. E. Hilman, st. Louis.
Umpire, Coal Mines.
Charter Coal Mines.
NAY Duke, Paducah.
DEPARTED.
May Duke, Paducah.
Steamers Poland and Emma, from Cincinnati OF
their way to this port also Jacob Poe, from Pitts
burg
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In New York the 2h Tennessee Bonds sold in the
following $4,000 sOc, 900 at sOc, and s3O00
500. Yrgnias &c., MssOuriS opened a. 72c and
declined 70c SIS, '55 CSC, and United States
SIS COUPON 9c. The telegraph reports sales of Tennessee
18th at76c, decline Of 3Hc in two days, and
United States at9oc. The market reported dali and
generally all descriptions OF Stocks and Bonds
The following is the comparative statement of the condition Of
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SEIacUs AccnEST.-The Franklin Rere'o Of the
18th SAYS "a buggy containing three persons, the
wife Of Hon. WILLIAM EwNG her child, and Mrs.
WrruERs. her mother. was thrown over the sbutment
of the bridge Just below town, on last Friday morn
ing, and Mrs EwNG was seriously, though not dan
gerously hurt. Mrs. WITHERs was slightly hurt,
and the child fortunately escaped injury The horse
we learn, became frightened at some object and fell
over the abutment, dragging the buggy and occu-
pants with him and falling perpendicularly 10 or IL
feet The escape of the parties from terrible
death was almost miraculous
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ProclanatIon.

LEAvENwoRTH, Nov. 2S.--Actng Governor Bebee
has issued proclamation in relation to affairs m
Southern Kansas, calling Montgomery and his band
to dsband and return to obedience to the constitu
ted authorities He says that peaceable citizens
shall receive protection, and all offenders receive
proper punishment. p E.
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PRoFITs or FEUlr RnsNG.--A gentleman of I'M
Improbable veracity, who resides in Williamson
county informs the editor Of the Franklin RsUislo
that he made this year from the apples that grew on
two tree one hundred and sixty gallons Of cider
four barrels which sold readily $500 per barrel
In addition to this he washed out the seed from the
pomace, which he sold for 1918, making an aggre
gate return from two trees Of s2s,75. The trees
are Of the crab-apple variety. -
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Posr 0FFIcE OPERATIONS. following post
Offices have been established in this State: Cosby,
Cooke county Austin Wilson county SHADY Grove,
white county Sugar Hill, Perry county The post
office known as Sugar Wood, in Humphreys county,
has been discontinued and the name ofthe pest office
at HaE kersTis in Franklin comfy. has been chang
ed to that of Alto. -ta
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Manny's Combined BeaPer and

GKTKTH WOODS ImPROVEHEENT.--r hh
eeiested Machine eeeyed the hrst premium 6rars
aoLD MEDAL the 6estcombned Rapng and Moving HachnI
THE great United States Agricultural Fair, held Louisville
ky September, 1857. The trial Of Syracuse Nsu
York. IN July, where ali the pr pal Machines Unitei
States thoroughly tested The committee
through Marshal Wilder United States greaura
Society, ct Louisville, K.
II also received the the best Reaper and "a IN. s
Mower before two separate committees, Prer
dent o. the wilson County Agricultural Society at Nashville
In July, 1857, most Of the machines Tenn
Numerous ether premiums and awards
during the last season, every Maehinein America
The above machines for sale BY the uadersigneS
B. 2. oHEATHAM,
General Agent for the stats.
USHER. WHEELEs 4 co..
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sale of Land.

John L. Williams and others Jesse L. speer and Others
PURSUANCE OF DEGREES County Davidson
county, rendered the above shall offer for sale at
the Court House Nashville Saturday, the d day Of De-
csmber OF not previously aod at private s) tract Of
land containing 69 acres, situated in Davidson county, about
six miles from Nashville, il civil district No. 10, between the
Gallatin Turnpike and the Louisville Dickson pike
within about mile Of Madison depot the L. " R. r.
About third Of this land,
and in cultivation and the whole place we'll supplied with
water, and well set grass.
TKRAs will be required in cash, the balance
credit Of and three years, with
lien retained until paid for. r.. CHEATHAM,
noT2i--dtds Clerk.
The New Daily Heralds received every BY
oct24 JOHN YORK & co.
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The Nashville papers of Tuesday state that official
returns OF the vote of Williamson county had not
yet reaektd Nashville This considering our great
distance from the capital ard the fact that We have
only three daily trains to that city may be consider
ed as nothing very strange. If Gov. Harris had
wanted the returns sooner why did be not send an
especial agent for them,- b'oasIin Reoieao AoU 29
The law required your sheriff to forward the re-
turns 70 tIe Secretary of State within three
days after comparing the polls and the Governor is
authorized 20 send for the return filed with the
Clerk of the County Courtn the event that sent by
the sheriff is lost in the mail
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Total. 1872 1854 l649s s3s

Including the vote Of New Hartford, which was
necessarily rejected by the canvassers. for cleri-
cal defect in the returns.
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LITERARY PAPERs-JoHS York & Co.. have re
ceiyed Haper's Weekly Of this date. 1t has the
continuation of DIckEN's new novel, besides many
other interesting tales.
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steamer burnt.

MEMPHIS, Nov. 30-The steamer Kate French,
from Louisville for the Arkansas river, burned
Wednesday night near Napoleon. The boat and car
go arc total loss. No lives lost.
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NEW ORLEANS, Nov. &c The steamer Arizona
from Brazos, has arrived. She brings s1S2 600 in
specie. News unimportant.
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THAxksalyne DAY was very generally observed
by all classes throughout the city In several OF the
churches there were services Inc ROCK SlIy
Guards and the Cadets Of the Military department.
of the University attended services at the State
Capitol, where most excellent and appropriate
sermon was delivered by the Rev. DR. QUINTAKD. In
the afternoon the Guards had parade, which was
witnessed by large number OF highly delighted
citizens. So far as we could learn, the day was
pleasantly and probably spent. 49, e5
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VNTITHN four miles Of this place. and not exceeding eleven
w miles from Jackson hs undersigned, Adrnnissrater
John H. Butler deceased offers for sale, prstj ne land
belonging to the estate Of the deceased, containing
FOur Hundred and Eighty-fOur Acres
Nearly all under about two hundred in high state Of
cultivation and well improved ..
Comfortable Dwelling House,
And ne,essar1Y ont houses for servants stock &c.
highly adapted to the growth OF cotton, and the different
kinds grain, land within this latitude, Some bottom
land well suited the production az the different The
supply Of Spring Water convenient for family and
abundant and falling This farm consider
second to in this section Of the country for its intrinsic
worth as farming interest and healthy location The citizens
in the immediate nehbohoOd generally such might he
desired il any community. .--a
Immediately adjoining the above farm, there upwards Of
hundred belonging James Butler which also
sale This valuable interest," and IL added the
former would interest fer yAukbe considerations very
superior settlement portion Of this Tracts in active eul7a
t5n Any who wishes to buy with the view Of immediate
occupation OF the land considerable advantages be realized
by the purchaser to buy in advance OF the sale OF tie 18Th Of
November aud thereby much Of the produce and stock
may be required i0f the next years consumption.
further information relative the land interest,
application the resident superintendent John c. Goodrich
James C. Butler, Memphis be obtained the
absence Of the undersigned.
will sell on the above premises, On the 18th NOyems
Der neXts fer cash. some
Twenty-fOuF Likely Negroes.
Consisting Ken, Women and Chidren-severa likely young
Womsn Boys and Girls Not valuable Of young
groes, the numbers is to be found within the sie.
Ase, credit Of months the Of
and ave hundred barrels; fodder. oats, &C. ...s-st
At the time and place fer cash. superior lot Of
hogs; Sixty seventy bead Of Pork Hogs
The remainder Of sales six months credit All unds
ten collars, cash.
Two fine large yoke oxen,ene wagons exlent stock
cattle some meh cows stock Of horses and uelssa iarai
For property bought cred ssprescrbe bond with two 40
proved securities will be required before ne moved
Spring Creek Madison county. Tenn Oct. co. 'a0-wtds
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HOOFLAND'S BALSAMIC CORDIAL
Will long standing Cold in short time. Read the

PHuADEErHA, Feb. &c, 1858.
DIR. c. NJ. JACKsoE-sir: had for time been suffering
under cold having pains through whole system
throat hoarseness when to try oof
lands Balsame Cordial" accordingly procured bottle and
am happy that half Of completely cured
now unhesitangy friends who may be sim
lAry afflicted, deem it than justice to bear this
public testimony to its virtues. Respectfully yours
:. ELEANOR McHENRY,
Tenth Street, above Coates
Prepared emily by O. NJ Jackson, No as Arch Street.
PHILADELPHIA and by Druggist Storekeepes through
out the United and Canada Price rs cents per bottle
o. j. WOOD Louis, Wholesale Agents for the West.
IRWIN PENDLETON q CO., Nashville, Tenn, Wholesale
Agents Reailed By JO @. BROWN and EVANS, g. W. HEN
DfRSHOTT and WELLS & HOOPER, Nashville; J. B.
MATHEWS, E5geAeld J. G. DoRCH, South Nashville,
fsbII-ly .+ -
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Rev, JESSE B. FERGUsoS win preach at the Thea
tire tomorrow night at the usual hour. ISL
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have twenty-five thousand dollars worth of
Staple and Fancy Dry Goods which l will sell at
cost for cash as am determined to do exclusive
cash business We invite all those DESTROYS of pur-
chasing goods to call and see for themselves at No
% North side of the Square. DAVID HUMPHREY.
All those indebted to J. G. NICHOLSON & Co, or
to NICHOLSON & HUMPHREY, will please come forward
and settle their accounts, as we are in need of
norev ...- .. ..... noy2-lm
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DFaE, GlO86ys and
--~~ EuxuKian1 Hair!

By using Heimstssf's EaiaSa6e Restorative Don't
anything else on your Head
Price SOC and 81 per bottle Sold everywhere. s.
WE. HAGAN & CO., Propnetors, Troy, NJ Y.
Sesan ad advertisement headed, 1900
ssYOU LOOK IN VAINsss
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City Bank Notes

ANY one wishing to hire an excellent cook, wash
er and ironer until christmas, can be accommodate
ed ty applying at this Office. nov29-d
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DIED.

consumption, Saturday evening November a. at the
residence OF his mother, Dyer county, Te1n, Mr. THOMAS
H. WILLIAMS, recently mercantile firm Of Williams
Alien csntrell, Of Gallauu, Tenn.
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7CoUaHs The sudden changes OF climate sources
Sf PrLNoN1Ry BRoNcHaL and AsHMATIc AFFECTIONS Expe
rence havn proved simple remedies often act speedily
aud certainly when taken e. ars stages OF the dLea re-
course should had to Broos broscsldt lross
or Loznges let the Cold Ceugh irritation OF the Throat be
ever Sc slight as by this precs1a1 serious attack may
eectualiJr PuBLC sPAKkRs and sIEesRs Wall
find them eectual clearing and the voice see
advsrf;sernent nov24-d&w jm
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Cooley FOR JANUARY, ISGl-We are indebted to
the publisher for the first number of the LGdy's
Book for the new year. 1t is perfect gem, both
IN an artistic and literary point OF view, and will be
hailed by the ladies, with whom it has always been
a favorite, with delight. 1t is complete fashion
book aside from the interesting literary matter It
contains When our booksellers get it there will be
a perfect rush for it.
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THE CHIEF AMONG TEN THOUSAND.

DALLEY'S MAGICAL PAIN EAIRACIOh
TVAs universally suppaned all other ontmen and healing
applications in both the Eastern and Western Hemispheres,
Whsrever introduced and its intrinsic merit the true secret
Of its all cusohe dEec4OS whether Inc cause De
accident or disease.
BURNS & sCALDs
instantly relieved Of their = anguish pain ana imam
nation, by tiey Spplica ton ofths marvellous healer
the flesh s = by charm, no oismish or
remaining. Z
THE FRIEND OF y THE NURSERY
Children are fre,uept suf ferers from external njure
especially from FiHid and Cdzaphese Btosso'ss-the
fore every mother should this healing preparation
constant, at hand 1t heals sore Breasts, anoq ucky
moves the TETTER or RING WORM, preod1eRt an AS
nursery.
To TRAVELLERS BY : SEA AND LAND.
The hachpist the Ira. . veI:r and every other indi-
vi1nsI whose lot in life = throws him within the
chance Of accident from ezo- SO IRE, collision, should
hear in mind that this Magic Extractor his ony
1t is 10th portable and cheap, and should ever
be his companion friend inneed There are thousands
living testify to its marvellous virtue, WEo
limbs and = muscles TO its saving efficacy
The following are few Of leading diseases
DALBEY'S MAGIC ALPAI = ENTkACToR tsa PREFEE
[ we1Iag
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Louisville and Nashville Railr0ad.
E Eza zfI1l
1860 Fall and Winter Schedule. 1861

GALLATIN ACCOMMODATION. He
Lea4e NaahvIeat 345 b. arrive at aallatin At 5b5 NJ
Retarung, Gallan at SEQ NJ and arrive Nashville
$50 H.
TRAIN no dailsa other trains daily. Sundays
cepted-
TRAIN NO. makes direct connection at louisville for Gin
cinnas Indianapolis Psburg, Baltimore, Washington City,
Philadelphia, New York and Boston. ea-
Trains make direct connection fer cnoinns Indian
apos Chicago, ST. L0u and all points North and Northwest
Through Tickets the Depot for ali principal points
East North and West. J. B. ANDERSON,
o1ant
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I :
DURSUANT to decree Of the Chancey Court AZ It's 0etobs
term le6e. IN the therein pending Of = AcdaVOel
vs. Mary NJ Meavoek, will Saturday, the 2h day Of No
ventsr next expose to sale the prenisesat public aneion
the highest bidder The tract OF Land OF 367K acres in the plead
ings aad decree mentioned lying miles north Of Trune,
Williamson county, in civil dst= No l being the part Of the
trsct Of which the late john Bo1tck resided before biz
Geah allotted to Mary H. McaEOck bounded By the landI
Of T. W. Jordan, Eount Hyde, Richard Span, Mrs Lewis
James Glenn THERE'S upon said tract Of land good brick
house, with eight rooms kitchen. smoke house. store
Wet csten. springs nine cabins and barn.
good cedar fences ard two hundred we'll tme=sd Sad
land located in good neghbshood convenient churches
and good schools. w
Terms.--A small amount viii be required In cash. the
balance IN one two and three equal instruments with
interest from date the purchaser giving bonds with good
y, and 2 Lien retained. W. u. s. HILL, O. 4 N.
Oct 30, 80.
AT the Hame meand win sell bs ofcorn stacks
OF FEEDER stacks o. Hay 80 young Msres. 20 yeArng
sucking Mules Cows, 90 STICK Hogs akd lot Of Farming
Implements.
Eerms.--sums Of Eve dollars UNDER cash; al ove-
that amount credit OF twelve months, and good
securities. ~ a. Mc3 AVOCK
October 30, '60-dItkw3t
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Sale of the funds of the Nashville Building Asso-
citation win take place tonight at u O'Clock
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Prom Challestol

LOUISVILLE, Nov. 30-The river is rising with 6
feet inches water in the canal.
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The .GaIe on Ihe LaIes.
From New York.

| DErRorr. Nov. 2s.AThe Free Press figures up six
tyseyen lives lost on the Lakes during the gale o.
Saturday and Sunday. There are other vessels no
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BANK NOTE AND ExCHANGE LIST.
Tennessee.

ERoKEN WORTHLESS.
Agricultural Bank, Brownsville
Central Bank OF Tennessee, Nashville.
Farmers and Mechanics Bank, Memphis
Mechanics Bank, Memphis.
Memphis Savings Institution.
Exchange Bank, Murfreesboro'.
Miners and Manufacturer Bank, Knoxville
Baak Of East Tennessee, Knoxville.
Bank Of Trenton
Bank Of Jefferson. Dandridge.
Some offering the dollar for the notes
II the Bank Of Eass Tennessee.
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adapts itself to the condition OF the patient este in
which he lives II all Of Scrofaa, Eryspel, Fever
Sores Tuora Bois Rngworm and all other cutaneous dsor
ders Of both children and adults harmless but e1ective
though surface remedy Il, passes through the countless orfes
the skin, cleansing and restoring the EslorEanizaton You
who suffer pine miserable exene be induced 10 try
is heAing influence Sold the principal dePet Z Breadysy
General Agents. AIsoby all druggists and merchants
IA rlra 4
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

Messrs. crkRK GREsonx Co.. Nazhsille Tezn.asnts:
Some three months had the misfortune to be bitten p
large Rs while asleep in my bitten entirely
through nose, that the blood from nosr Know
ing Rat bite 70 be dangerous fet much alarm and having
tried your Anbroa OIL fer many ailments, and finding relief
applied il thoroughly during the balance Of the night and
I'M elects from the same felt tat world should know the
magic power your Justly celebrated Anbrosisl Oil
Nashville, Oct ], 1860. W. NJ COLLAhs,
nOV25-d&W2w r.s.ssfsE
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Let not dependency any longer be the ever prevailing
OF the fallen Stale Of the human family But how
this to be prevented Dependency lon spirs, despair,
endeny % look upon the gloomy side OF every thing, all
difficult to drive Doctors medicine viii do it;
the ordinary drinks Of the day will not do it, but
before yon give the up hopeless try Wfight,s
RejuEenatiag Elixir. Asits designates, it will
put new life and anilon into dropping energies,
young blood into veins Ye who pins upon the brink OF
the grave, WHO may hRge tried in vain raise yourselves from
the slough Of despair induced though may be OF
the eleventh hour, 10 its soothing influence Soh by all
respectable druggists throughout United States and Canada
y. WRIGHT Z co. sole Proprietors, New ORLEANS, La
Sold also by ALI druggists in Nashville. novls-d&wlm
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PREMIUMS AwARDEB-There were a few entries
made 81 our late Fair, on which it was not eonven-
lent 20 pass Judgment at the time, and we now com
pete tic list The following awards were made by
the BGird of Directors:
Best acres of Timothy or Herds Grass, ]. {.
Owen, prem. Dr.. D. b. Clfe,. cert.
Best acres Of Clover, JIG. Owen, prem.
t- Best 8 acres Blue Grass, J. G. Owen prem- DR. d.
c. Ciife, cert
Best Orchard, DR.. d. B. Clife, prem.
Improved Farm of 100 to 200 acres, DR.. D. b.
Clife, prem.
Improved Farm of goo acres and upwards, Col
John MeC5avock prem, J. C. Owen, cert.
Essay on Fruit Culture, DR.. S. P. Hildreth prem.
Best 8 acres Wheat and mode Of culture. A. I.
Nolen, prem. Thos. Grow. cert.-F1aJlcti Reee1o,
NOT. 20. .-f....