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The national Republican., 1860-12-05
GOSHEN BUTTER AND CHEESE.

T WILL have in store in day or two Choice
l. GOSHEN BUTTER and CHEESE, of as fine
quality as can be had, to which invite the at
tention Of purchasers.
JESSE B. WILSON,
827 Pa. av., between Sixth and Seventh
nov 26 streets, south side.
The national Republican., 1860-12-05

COUNSEL OF VIRGINIA NOT WASTED.-Some
person from Virginia sends communication
to the Charleston Mercury, pledgiug the eastern
part of Virginia to stand by South Carolina in
her secession movements, but condemning the
expressions of the Mercury, that in the eyes of
Carolina Virginia is completely demoralzed,' y
DC. He further says:
Every mans State is dear to him, and how.
ever much he may condemn her judgments in
council, when he hears her spoken Of thus, the
warm blood will leap more quickly. If Vir.
pinia's overtures should be declined, in the
name of our common brotherhood, let it be
done in such way that Virginians, who love
not the South aud her interests less because
they love their own State, may not be estranged
from the gallant little State which they look
upon as bound to them indissolubly by the rec
objections of '76."
! To which the Charleston Mercury replies as
follows; r.#
ave thank our correspondent for the above
kind assurance of the sympathy and support OF
Eastern Virginia. He will pardon us, however,
if we still decline (so far as the counsel Of the
Mercury is concerned to enter at this time into
any Convention or council with Virginia, or
any other State. We are now acting for our
selves, and by ourselves, upon our own sover
eighty. Our correspondent will also pardon us
If we doubt the ability at this time, OF any
border State to give us good counsel, or to as,
sist in toy1oarding our action. We nave need
for no other counsel or assistance, and will &C
cept of none other.
The national Republican., 1860-12-05

Legislature during the Convention Is received
here with great satisfaction. The people de-
sire that the Convention while sitting should
have the undivided control Of the actoa Of the
State.
Mlledgepille, Dec. 3.-In the House today,
Mr.. Sprayberry, Of Catorsa, moved 10 amend
the retaliatory bill as follows.
And whereas compact broken by one party
is longer binding, politically, socially, legally,
or morally, upon the other parties to it and
whereas, in the opinion of the General Assem-
bly, Of Georgia, the States enumerated in this
bill have grossly violated the compact Of Union
by refusing to deliver up fugitive slaves:
BE IL enacted, That the State of Georgia with.
draw its confederated faith from all the States
which interpose obstacles TO the recovery of
our rights under the Constitution.
And IL is hereby further enacted and decreed,
That all the officers Of this State, civil or mil.
itary, who have taken the oath TO support the
Constitution of the United States, are relieved
and absolved from the obligations Of such oath
in all cases in the courts Of this State where
the States or the citizens Of the States who re-
fuse our constitutional rights are parties or
otherwise concerned.
Mr.. Sprayberry's amendment was lost by
yeas 36, nays 80. $50 .'
The retaiiatory bill then passed the House.
Mlledgepille Dec. 3.-In the House, to-day,
the preamble and resolutions proposing con-
ference of the Southern States at Atlanta, on
the 10th Of February, to counsel and advise a.
to the mode and manner of resistance to the
North, in the existing exigency, was made the
special order for tomorrow. The preamble
and resolutions take strong grounds in favor of
having all sectional questions finally settled,
and objects to separate action.
| SECESSION MEETING. .H o., ...
Nep Orleans, Dec. IA large secession
meeting was held here last night. Judge
DaIrgan, George o. Ketchum, H. g: Humphreys,
| to the State Convention,
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PHILADELPHIA CONFECTIONERY.

ICE CREAM, Water Ices, Wedding Cakes,
l. Pound Cakes, Mince Pies, Pastry, Crusts for
Oyster Pies, Jellies, and general assortment Of
nice things in the Confectionery line, at FUS-
SELLS, corner of Twelfth aid F streets, at the
lowest prices. nov 3o-lm
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MIssIsslPPI.-Among the recent recommend.
atoms of the Governor of this State, is the
prohibition of the bringing in Of slaves for
sale under any circumstances whatever, or Of
their introduction, except by and with their
owners moving into the State with the view Of
becoming residents and citizens. This recon.
mendation is probably now made with the pur.
pose of coercine the border slave States into
the proposed Southern Confederacy, but it is,
nevertheless, only a revival Of the laws Of
Mississippi as they existed twenty-five years
ago. Such laws have, in fact always existed
in more or less of the Southern States. They
were enacted in respect to Louisiana, by the
Congress of the United States, upon the acqui.
sition of that Territory. In practice, they
have been evsded and nullifed hitherto by the
public sentiment of the localities concerned,
but this may not prove to be so hereafter. The
indefinite continuance of Southern markets
for their slaves, cannot be prudently reckoned
upon by Virginia and Maryland.
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sECEssIoN MEETING.

New Orleans, Dec. IA large secession
meeting was held here last night. Judge
Dargan, George o. Ketchum, H. G. Humphreys,
and John Bragg, were unanimously nominated
to the State Convention.
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RAPID LoCoMoTIoN.

Baltimore, Dec. 1.-Two OF our city papers,
the american and Exchange, ran locomotive
express for the purpose of conveying the Pres
ident's Message from Washington to-day. The
"iron horse" came through in forty-six min.
utes, and brought large editions of the message.
The eager demand Of the public was quickly
supplied.
The national Republican., 1860-12-05

Os,oego, NJ Y, Dec. g.. "A fire, last night,
destroyed the Washington Block, consisting of
four stories, Washington Hall, Offices, &c. ;
also two other stores adjoining, and stables,
and liquor store in the rear. The loss on
the buildings is some $2O,OOO-insured for
$4,000.
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FIRE AT READING, PA.

Reading, Dec. 3.-The extensive book, sta
tionery, and newspaper store, Of II. A. Lantz
caught fire on Saturday night, and the contents
entirely destroyed. Mr.. Lantz's loss is abou
$4,000. Insured for $4,000. Mr.. Hoffman
the owner Of the property, sustains loss O
$4,000, which is fully insured.
The national Republican., 1860-12-05

bama, Olin, Pugh, Reagan, Reynolds, Rufhn,
Scott, Stanton, Simms, Singleton, Stallworth,
Taylor, Underwood, Van Wyck, Waldron, Will.
son, Woodson, and Wright-52. I,
The House agreed to Mr.. Sherman's original
motion that the message be referred to the Com
mittee Of the Whole on the state of the Union,
and be printed, together with Mr.. Botelers
amendment thereto, namely:
"That so much of it as relates to the present
perlous condition of the country be referred to
q select committee of one from each State"
No question was taken on any other PROPOSE
ton than the one above mentioned.
Mr.. Boteler wished to say one word. He
knew it was the universal custom of the House
for the Speaker to appoint as chairman the
mover of a proposition for select committee.
He wished it understood, in justice to himself
and to the great objects he had in view, that he
could not serve on the committee. He had no
idea of it.
Mr.. Morris, of Illinois, asked leave to intro.
duce his resolution (above prnted) as sepa-
rate and independent proposition.
Mr.. Ruffin, of North Carolina, and others,
strenuously objected to the introduction of the
| resolution.
Mr.. Morris, of Illinois, hoped that the objec
tons would be withdrawn, 80 as to come TO a
direct vote.
The resolution was again read.
Mr.. Phelps objected to its introduction, and
moved an adjournment which was carried.
Wednesday, December s, 1860
SENATE.
The Senate was called to order o.day at pre-.
cisely IL M. A prayer was offered by the
Chaplain, DR.. Gurley. Mr.. Pugh appeared
this morning, and took his seat.
The Journal was read, and slight verbal
correction suggested by Mr.. Clingman.
The report Of the Treasury was presented,
and, on motion of Mr.. Hale, laid on the table.
Mr.. Hale made motion in relation to the
The national Republican., 1860-12-05

Bridgeport, Dec. 3.-At the town election
to-day, the Democrats carried the board of sc
lectmen and majority Of the other town off
GERS. The average Democratic majority
thirty.
Nortoaik, Dec. Sat our town election Ia
day, the Peoples ticket, composed Of Demo
Gratis and Republicans, was successful by
large majority.
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CHICAGO TRIBUNE.

TIE rhleagc Daily Tribune is unanimously conceded
ODE he sssf nswspaper published in the west being
westsrn paper. is better calculated to promote The
Material and political interests Of the West than papers
.aieh snow.nttls and less for western interests
,ni sentiments Now Ia the time to renew subscrip-
ton' AMI make up clubs Tor the new year, and those
was desire Good and reliable paper should subscribe
'af ihe Tribaae. No business man should fail to
desires to keep posted than ali the papers published
in the Eastern states for own part. couldn't
"ssep house" without the "Trta." We had rather
es.ta"ut all Il oar ether exchanges tsan this one.
f@ terms OF the Daily Tri-weeky, and weekly 7ri-
ssns SEQ Prospectus. in another column.
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ATLANTIC MONTHLY ron i.s,

nspaaisssets 81 the Atlantis promise many new
"s'sfss 10 this best IL American Monthies, for the
"@'as rear. What they premise. they perform. and
~'s'aS' No zee tan dispute this. Arguing fron,
SeeFfsmisss the vOlume fer 1851 will indeed Be =
aa'aa' Gee What With a coa'inuaticn Of 'rhc Pro-
S'' ste'yi' . ne~ novel, by Mrs. HARRIEr
A'sasa Srowxi . new novel. by CHAnLrs
A's' asv stories. by Miss HARAIEr fRrseorr.
- ~a''ss'iens IN prose and poetry. by Loasfcitew,
~.Ssas uelmes. Lowell, Emerson, whittier, mar
'H@'' Rose Terry. Mrs. Fanny Kcmeie. and other
UT " mere o. less note the atlantic must more
A'&'aia the high reputation it has gained during
ssr'stAft. years.
Nsaaiis' Is published In Boston, by Messrs
FIELDS. rerms--A1 per annum t~e
=, ~ ave eopses for eio; eleven copies for
sssnl furnish any subscriber to the Nsnpsre'l
IVY q 'ae Atlantis one rear, for fec dol
NV tie time to subscribe Send in your
~ Nd sash sSr the now yelume
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SAMUEL ISRAEL.
vs.
Marcus McDe-mot,
Elizabeth s. AcDermot,
S.,,uef Sheti.fy Jr.
Foreclosure
in ChAnccfy.

me shove named defendant. are each. hereby no.
tined that there Is die in the once Of the
Clerk OF the District Court Of PottAwattsme County
in the State OF Iowa, petition OF samuel Israel,
claiming OF them the foreclosure Of mortgage on
the n OF the ; OF Section u, in Township -
North Of Range % west. executed by Marcus and
Elizabeth 8 McDermot tn Fiske Elliott, On the 18th
ay December, 1855, to secure the payment Of TWO
Prcfnissory Notes. described in said mortgage.
Aud the said Samuel Sheiliday. Jr, Is notaed that
personal claim - made asAinsf nm ana tnat nis
equity Of redemption in said land Is sought to be
forecioscd-
And the said defendants are notified, that unless
they appear aud answer said petition on OF before
the morning the second day Of the next February
term OF the District Court Of said County decree viii
be entered AGAINST them sprayed for in said petition.
STREET CRAWFORD
AHy's for pisinff
he original notice in the above entitled cause
Aaxins bess returned BY Sheriff of Potzwzftamie
County mot found, - and IL appearing from adsvi
ths, the p,atntia has cause d aStion suo.isfsnE
sxs.pss the dreendsnfs therefore, hereby order that
the defendants be notified Of the peneency Of said
cause BY publication four week. suocesiveiy in the
- aeeA- fsoo. Up. CASApY.
Csssfy Js6Ss.
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the LApY,s BOOK FOR ,.s,

GeieY. for January, with any amount OF fashion
iItss and patterns, IL already table Tho "Boos'
liwsYs early, and always good. Published by Lotus
A, aonEy, 80 Chestnut stree. PhiisaeIphia. Terms
Oae avy year. 50 Two copies ogeyear. IS. Three
,oPiss nne year So Five copies year, and to
ihs setter Up II cinb $40.
Go.ieys iaiys Book ami Home Magazine one year,
~ So Celey's iady's Book and Harprr's Magazine
toth one rear, - 80. We will furnish tho Lady q
poos and NoaParsH one year, for - 90. Now is the
time 70 Subscribe, aud commence with The new vol
ume
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COTTONWOOD"

's's'sed. las, ~ess, 10 the useless ecodi,ien Of
'sii And expressed an opinion that. Is IL vas
!. e" s any service to the pue,ie. nor "ssrrer to
should Dot ee permitted longer T. remain
ea' to The csun,y. sa, should b "s,o.sd up
"s'rs this Ss.~ Of the cas-. meet, the Appreciation
s'ae Get Il every hundred Of The citizens Il
~a"' correspondent il The Bssis Of this
AS s'ses the "in.,,,utien'' . csmp,smeassry
- TINS is a. it should Be ! let The subject -
g. NE psepie snti, they have the nuisance
a. ss asrse vita the writer aesvs mentioned.
sss tolerate such miserable apsiSsy for
oase' esnsare eur cencsrs il prisensrs escape,
- saa" 9 unpublished. n may BE- that the
- @eatieo Of the County will not warrant The
As ass Jail ii prsssat. bat we can. u isas<
s.. sas cid cue, and d without until ~ -
'sSA - list VII .assl.s
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" The President has refused 10 postpone the Kan
land sale,. bat informed HYATT that such the
nsiruc'ion Of the law that actual settlers woui be
slossd 10 rede their precmption Claims and should
RI be disturbed in their possession lie eredcnee
bAr HysTr's represent alton TO their suffering
ised to appeal to Congress in their behalf, aud
satei subscription list with cheek Of hundred
,tiiars.
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s1rFortbe past few weeks large numbers Of Pawnoo
ID Omaha Indians have been in and around ths City.
last Thursday train Of these mobile sons OF
tie forestthe same company that gave exhibition
70 town. few weeks asc-pass through the City, go
"a northsard; they had been south on foragng ex-
,iou and brought back with them about one hundred
sld any fat dogs. TOT their winters meat.
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rT-one Of BALDWIN, PEsHAM Co.'S Pixies Peak
trim. arrived from Denver las, TUESDAY. All hands In
sod order and condition." except the wagon master,
NJ RIDER who ha. had his face badly bruised BY his
4 ne filling upoH bin.
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YT. Any Of our readers who want to buy good goods
.tsdp can and lhe place BY calling at No 8, Phnnx
FLOCK Upper Broadway. Messrs. PARIS h Co, have
on hand stock u good, not passed by any house
u the CITY. Glse them 4 call, and you will be sure
4 Ind something ron need.
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II Daring the past week streets presented quite
lively appearance. being crowded, daily, with teams
:, m the country bringing produce market; in fact,
sa.tnes. Of all kinds to be going brisk
q ,ugs there was no soeth Carolina.
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EXECUTORS NOTICE.

TT,uE undersigned has been appointed Executor OF
L the Estate Of j. Beers, deceased. All persons
having claims against said Estate requested to
have them prohaied and flied with the County Judge Of
Pcttawatfaniie County, Iowa. c. BALDWIN,
Executor.
n B-During my absence from Council Bluffs. airy
person having any business to Transact with me as
Executor Of said Estate vii call upon s. Clinton, bsq.,
who is authorized to Attorney ia settlement
Of said Estate o. BALDWIN.
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MONETARY.
MONETARY.
hssrs. orr,cER 4 rrsEy quote Illinois paper a.

ffhange on New York il selling at . per cent. for
sa'rsny, and per cent for sold.
ne reader viii perceive by the above figures that
ns tae West is concerned, tho panic IL past. Our
rAsate. from the East represent, the financial Affairs
sue county as rapidly becoming quiet; and The indi-
at''rsn prrscn. are. that tho few southern States
'A~Ae eaiei the excitement, will be the only ones
VA VII! suffer- materially by Il.
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q. while Illinois and Wisconsin money Is quoted
a, from u TO 70 per discount Iowa money - quotet
s,,o per cent, This speaks well fer the Banks and
tts Banking system Of Iowa.
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r1rThsse Of our subscribers who desire 10 pay their
INSCRIPTIONS In wood. requested 70 send it in i'm
y dis,ey. We are In want Of wood--ye de,tnqusn,s
b ns II in, and "pay tba. thou owest"
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AAministrator.s sale.

An p<rspns indebted 10 the Estate Of the late
D. J. Sulivaa deceased, hereby netiAed. thae IN
imnediate settlement 10 demanded; and. that nesii-
eeoce se d. - within thirty days um the date hereof
vtfI Increase COST - the uBdeessn<a nGSf and
VIII cynpe an adu.,ment 81 the deceesed's business
- JOHN JONES.
JOnN DHNNHTf.
ltmSniefroteys.
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Notice to Swamp Land PreEmptors.
COUNTY JvpGE's OFFICE,
Bluffs, Sept. Goth. 1850.

COUNTY JUDGES OFFICE,
Council Bluffs, Sept. Goth, 1860. !
Notice Is hereby given Pre-emptors Of Swamp and
Over towed Lands Pottawatamie County, Iowa and
their assignecs that Patent has been received at this
once for Ali the swamp and Overfowed Lands in said
County included within the sections designated by even
numbers Ia all twenty thousand three hundred and
sxty-seven 34ic0 acres and that the several Claim
ans holding Presumption Certificates Of the land
veyei to said County. required to make payment
therefor on or before the First OF January. 1851.
J. r. Cassidy,
yan91u County Judge
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futile & Brown, J
vs..
James Lewis,
To Tar,

Sir-You are hereby notified that there Is now on die
in the office of the Clerk OF the District Court Pota
waitarie County in the State Of Iowa, petition OF
futile X Brown, claiming of you the sum I5S 49,
100 dollars, as money due PromisSery Note
and that an att acbment has been issued in cause
and your property attached 10 secure said claim and
that unless you appear and answer said petition or
before the morning OF the second day Of the term
OF the District Court Of said County, be begun and
held In rle City OF Council Bluffs the second Mo-
day in December, 1850, Judgment will be render cd
against you thereon
STREET 4 CRAWFORD
ARy's for PiciatiF
1t appearing from af1iavit that the defendant is
nonresident OF the State Of Iowa aud ii in like
ner appearing, that the paintiTs have good cause
OF action subistng against the defendant therefore
hereby order that the said defendant notified of the
pendency OF said cause. by publication four weeks
successfully in the Council Bluffs NonPdrsI
J. T. Cassidy,
County Judge.
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n. Mr. n, n. LINTON has located himself Of the
t.,d Of Broadway In the ocean Wave" building, and
o, ened Chandlery establishment Let those In want
Of ought" give him call.
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y 7ssDAicKsoS b Jackson sdvertise for ont
/, ndsed thSussnd pounds os pork for which they viii
y, cash Thsse having pork to sell viii nnd IL 70 thss
IN crest 70 i've them call
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supericr OF Fancy Goods rerfumeries Toilet ans
T.ncy soaps, Hair. Nall and Tooth Brushes. full
srtmeps Of Paint ysrnixh Brushes Sulcai Instr1
ents tozether With the most popular Patent Medt
r,nes our stcck comprises everything iIkesy - b
called for line of business all Of which ~ one
n vo,saie OF Retail the most reasonable terms.
Merchants and others respecty invited TO live
caIl A. terms which enable - - sest
q greatly reduced prizes.
seripsions md Family HsesiSs sceurstsy nd csrssiN
onope0nAe1. Cv9nl.
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= ms. pAyY HAVING RKM0vKD yD0M DA1-
M CROFT 70 Lewes Dsssdway. neesiy sppsstee n.
- N11o Dessses = sAsisesse fas1ta, q sesAseeo
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LOUISA C. Jonys0S, Dtsfsic Csarts
vs.. Cese County.
JoyAraAu DynD. SJmuary Term 4. D. iooo.
20 Shaau veA

70 Joeathan Byrd,
Ss You ere heTe6y
notified that thses 10 ~ Ole IN Tie Once - The Ctss9
Of the District Court Of Csss County, Stale d lows.
petition d Louisa c. Johnson csina ~ POO The sum -
Two Tboussnh Dollars dsmsses for fanG 70 marry heg
the aid Louisa O. johnson svered In her ssA pet-
tI ana I'm redncing her, the said ouiss 9. Johasoa,
a. avered in her said petition and you hesety ~
tifed that writ Of attachment has beea tssuo1 -
ssId case asainst your property md eDecs ~ -
csuses ri forth said teiiiou md 20 80 befsey
furshes poaed fhat uness sp1eas snA ssswes se1
pefio0 before the morning u TIE 5ud 81 ~ ~
tenn Of the said District Csuss - hodsA ne
last Msudsy IN January, D. 1851, dsssst WI -
entered ssd ju1Gussna sss6esod aoatast - ~ ~
vhoye smsunt with costs u sait.
Lewis Iowa, Nov. IA. -. LW. HOs0.
ANaV ~ PefiHeAev.
Published b. 81 he County Jadge s Cess Csnsfy
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VIZ Be seen b. the advertisement. that vs design
holding reschsrS Institute in this place comm.aeins
On the ssth inst, and ecatiaung session six days
The obe. Of this notice urge upon the teacher,
Of and adjoining COUNTIES to b presen, on that
eason The General Assembly Of our state, consider.
ing the Of these institutes to our
inteses,s made appropriation In order to
and assist them Many Of the teachers in The eastern
part Of our State have awaited themselves Of this
vision. and now have In successful operation number
Of institutes Shall the teachers Of Pottsvatamie b
behind IN this iaadabe erterprisef II nst let them
manifest their determination by being present II our
coming Institute The Secretary Of State Baard oi
EducAtion the Superintendent Of Pebble Instruction Of
Nebraska, and Others Will be present and asiv.r lee
lures We hope the School Directors will urge their
respective teachers 10 come and participate in the dir,
euss:on Of the methods best adapted TO the
and government, Of their children Come, teachers,
turn out, and let spend our holidays in social
pleasant, and profitable manner.
JAS D. RUE, Co. Supf
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a1-to.ooo busbsis Dseswheas wanted, for which the
\, ssss market Dsics y essh viii b ~ y Tie City
Mil
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11.H<v. y. v. BtAfn' nsaisses 9 ne old school
=. s,n,,n n,rpsns, win pesaeh u Ne old Odd Ysi-
-. Mali .o-mcrov, Of ley Sesocx. L. n.
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he members Of the Ysttavsttsmte County Aerien,.
turai Society ass hereby nssisea that o. sa.urd.,
December isth, DE Annual Meeting q the ssesy Tor
DE election Of eeers and fog proposne eAanxe. i
coossitutoa &C., yin b held II the oee Of The ser
ressry in Ceusdl Sssas, = O'Clock r Il. A ,he
ssns zine snd place, TIE Board Of Dsrsrors wiz mas.
for he pszpess u awarding tAs premiums On Y,e,d
Crops. ]. IrTTLx
SecYefayv