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The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1860-09-27
CO.WsEEER CHI.
Office Of the Kslosha Telegraph
September 27.IS6O.

GRAIN MARKETING note good receipts of
wheat and barley at this port and firm market,
with active competition among buyers. The re-
ceipts of barley has been larger than any previous
week for the demonstrating from 900 to 500
bushels per day besides shipments received from
other ports.
The Liverpool advices by the last steamer are
conflicting, which leavs the market quite unset
lied for wheat, but BUYERS disposed to look up
On her news as on the whole favorable, and the
market has advanced .la2 cts. per bushel for to
lay, and we iquote good spring 86a86 / 2 with
ales at Sass to mill for Club and Rio Grande.
Barley duller heavy receipts has given away
lightly AID cannot be quoted 55a63, oats sell
It twenty cents TO local trade.
PROVISIONS,-Prov continue steady and
eceipts are light, Butter has improved 1a2 cents
and sells at l2al3 to prime Potatoes 20 ia IS.
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DR.. Bakers Pain Panacea.

For the of pain both internal and externally. The
greatest Pain killing Remedy yet discovered Pain can
not long exist where this remedy is properly used
For pain in the stomach back and bowels burns bruises
Cuts and Sweings, Collie, Darrhea, and rheumatism.
Headache, Toothache and Earache and Neuralgia, it
almost instantaneous!
Chronic Diseases, such Dyspepsia, Liver Complaint,
General Debility Fever and Ague Canker Sore Throat
Week Eyes, Spine and Kidney disease Old Sores, Coughs
and Cods and Caked Sore Breast In the above nam
ed diseases it only has to be faithfully used and the
is certain
Dr. d. j. Smith, Druggist of high standing in Rich
mond KY. says: "DR. BAKERS PANACEA is doing
wonders in this neigh5orhood in the way of healing the
Sick the Rheumatics among the number. Perhaps the
remarkable is that of old citizen this place
who had been suffering from Rheumatism for fifteen gears
He is well land for the great blessing he now
joys in the shape of uninterrupted good health
debted to your a7ltIILibLe Pdnace0
JOHN D. PARK, Proprietor,
sept Chicago, ILL.,
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SALT RHEUNE CURED.
Cincinnati March 8, Is

Cincinnati March B, 1859,
Messrs. A. L. SCOVILL 81 Co.
DEAR SIRs.-1 have been troubled for
the last five years with the SALT
RHEUM., breaking out in blotches ov-
er my body, which was very painful.
l had tried various remedies, and had
a number Of Physicians. They all fail
ed to cure me. have used but eight
bottles of your BLOOD and LIVER
SYRUP, which has not only relieved
the pain, but has EFFECTED A
CURE. 1 have no hesitancy in rec
omending it for all DISEASES Of the
BLOOD.
J. A. BROWN.
Fifth Street, north side, between
PLUM and Western Row.
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Governor seward at Chicago.

Governor Seward at Chicago.
Governor Seward will speak in Chi
700 on Tuesday next, the I'd day Of
ctober. The Republican gathering
! that occasion, will doubtless be
lch as has rarely, if ever been wit
sssod in the west. The Chicago Re
ablicans invite their brethren from
Eisconsin, Iowa, &C., to join the dem
lstration in honor of great Repub-
3an leader, and help rool on the car Of
Glory. In the evening, it is expect
] from seven to ten thousand Vide
.oakes, gathered from various quar-
;rs, win have torch light procession.
he bands of music, displays Of fire
forks and other attractions, will add
realty to the interest of the occasion.
will be worth going more than 100
piles, to hear and see.
In the mean time the intended visit
# Mr.. Douglas to Chicago, has been
until two days after the
jewardgmeeting in that city; the object
# the postponment, was evidently for
he purpose of gaining advantage from
excitement Of the Republican demon
.tration, and draw out if possible
arger crowd for the travelling squatt3r
The Chicago papers announce that all
he railroads leading into that city
nave agreed tocarry at half fare-some
or much less.
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Young Men Wanted to join the Demo
cratic Party.

EDITORS TELEGRAPH. - The last
Kenosha Democrat, makes an ap-
peal to young men to come out and join
the Democratic party. This is singular
counsel to address intelligent young
men of Kenosha county. What, the
young men join the slavery extension
and slave breeding Democracy? A
party that in the Democratic States of
the South sells its own children on the
auction block I! Young men go in for
the degradation of white labor,b by open
ing all the Territories of the Union to
slavery Don't young men know that
Douglas publicly declares, he "does not
care whether slavery IS yoted up or is
0oted doaoa''? That is to say, he has
no choice between free country and
slave country. Don't young men
know that Johnson, the candidate for
Vice President says, he believes Soap
ital should oaoao l06or',? II there are
any young men disposed to heed the
appeal of the Democrat and join the
Democratic party, trot them cut, and
let us see who are debased enough to
to allow our free Territories to be turn
ed over to negro breeders and slave
hunters.
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rooAand,e C.ern,an Rit+ars

1t years since this celebrated remedy was
troduced to the American people During this time has
performed hundreds and thousands of the asonish
n5 cures aad its reputation and sale have reached
point that far suppasses any remedy of the present
past ages 1t has acquired this great reputation from
system of putting, but by the actual merit of the article
itself If you afflicted with any of the disease, for
which it is recommended, such Dyspepsia Liver Com
plant, Nervous Debility, Disorder of the Digestive Or
gans, will not fail to ain its reputation your
For sale by all druggists and dealers in medicines at 70
cents per bottle. sept
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and deception in their sinking cause,
or turning their political gatherings
into ridicule What will honest men
thiuk of a party that resorts to such
barefaced and silly falsehoods? Is this
tile highest style ofmodern Democratic
morals and practice?
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FAIRBANKS
SBALEs.-A new scale for

FAIRBANKS SBALEs.-A new scale for
weighing stock before loading in cars, has lately
been put up, notice, at the Cattle Yards of the
Pittsburg and Fort Wayne Railroad in this city,
with platform thirty feet o. more iii length,
and of width sufficient for weighing full car
load at once This must be very convenient
and economical arrangement where large guam
titles OF stoc elk, as here, are to be weighed for
shipment.
The scale bears the nsme of Fairbanks"
which has long been familiar wherever scales
are used, and is always the highest guaranty for
excellence. 1t seems to be SO constructed in all
pare as to combine the greatest possible strength,
accuracy and durability, and has shallow pit, as
have various other notifications of Fairbanks
large scales many of these requiring only twelve
inches of extreme debth, which adapts them to
locations where great debth would be an
objection.
Chicago Democrat.
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KENOsHA co, BANK,

Will give immediate attention to collections, and W i'll
remit on day Of payment.
Buy and sell Exchange on the Eastern cities.
Uncurrent Notes. Gold, Silver, and Land Warrants,
Bought and Sold.
Interest paid Special Deposits.
viii draw in to suit purchasers the principal
cities of Great Britain, Germany, Fraace, &c.
H. w. HUBBARD, JNO. G. COLEMAN,
Cashier. President.
Kenosha Sept. 20, 1860. 1y14
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Kenosha, Sept. 20,
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CITY RANEk OF KENOSHA.

One ofthe first organized under the General Banking Law
ofthe State
entrusted toit Remttances made for CO.. econs
day of payment.
Land Warrants, Gold and Silver, Uncurge mt Notes,
bought and sold.
Draw direct in sums suit, the princps points
Great Britain, France, Germany Holand Swzer nd Nor
way, Sweden &c.
Interest paid on Special Deposits.
E. G. DURANT, H. B. T0WSL Ek,
Cashier. President.
KaNosHA Sent. LIST, 1857.
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Coloring Fluids for the Eair are Danger


Prof Woods Hair Tonic restores the color, by the
nitrate of silver process but by restoration of the heal
thy functions upon which the original and natural color
of the hair and Its moisture its gloss its life, and
quently its original beauty depended Prof Wood at the
age of hiryseven years. gray of eighty,
and his hair dry, thin and dead. Now he has
single gray lock upon his crown, his hair thin dry,
but soft pabe and moist that of child of five years.
This prepar acts upon the roots for after app
cation that portion of the hair nearest the scalp is found
restored to its original color whatever it was while the
ends of the hair gray. Try Woods Hair Tonic and do
not apply any other till after you have this With this
resolution you will have occasion hair dye
CAUTIoN.-Beware of worthless limitations, as several
already in the market, called by different names
Use nnless the words prof Woods Hair restorative
Depot, st. Louis No. and New York; blown in the
bottle. Sold by all druggists and Patent Medicine deal
in the United States and Canadas.
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Tnfportant to Females.
DE cmERsEmAN,s FILLS

DS Css z q . e w JAMS PILLS,
Prepared By Cornelius I. LNsesendn, NJ d., N. Y city
The combination oflugrediens in these Pills are the re-
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their operation, and certain in correc ali irregularities
painful ruations removing all lions, whether
from cou or Otherwise heaa pGn il the SIDE palpita
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fatigue pain in the back ANA limbs 81, disturbed sliced
which arise rom interruption Of nature.
no Married Ladies' Dr. Cheeseman's Pills are in
valuable, as t.ey will bring on the monthly period with
regularity ladies WHO have beea disappointed in the
Of other Pills place the confidence in Dr.
Cheeseman's PHI doing all they represent to do.
There is condition If tie eaaGe system in soh5ch
1te PH3 cannot be tdken ecttod1 ps0dHcing PEG u
LLAR RESULT ne condition reielFed 10 IS I,REG-
NANCl-tte result, AiLSCARRLfGE. Such as the ir-
reSid6Ie tendency GUe aedcine 10 restore the SEXUAL
functions to Oy2Gk cOditio that the reproduce
tie p0acer 0fadt@re cannot resist IT,
Warranted purely vegetable, and free from anything in
juroUs Explicit directions which should be read,
pany each box; Price ST. Sent By mail on enclosing 81
Sold by druggist every town in the United States
R. B. HUTCHINGs General Agent the United States
TO Chambers street. eW York, to wom all orders should
be addressed.
For sale p Wheeler Clark and by +, Robinson, Ko-
nosha; Bolles, Smith Co.. Chicago. ly4
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pimpIes on the Face and skin Diseases,
Are generally caused by Anmalcum burrorghed in the
the skin. Dr. Trask's Magnetic Ointment by it's power
full and penetrating qualities, destroys every vistage of
them resto ling health and beauty TO the skin wherever
applied, removing Tan and Freckes.
INFLANiED OR SORE EYES.
A. G. Cushing, of South Bend India ma, says A" The
Magnetic only remedy use here for
Fdneed Eyes. The Auditor of our county has much
faith in its curative powers in this disease that he not
y highly recommends it, but offers to forfeit the amount
paid for it in each case, if it fails of a cure"
PILES
Piles, which at this of the year particularly
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Ontmenappy to the parts affected and small of the back
NERVOUS OR SICK HEADACHE.
Apply the Ointment freely to the forehead and temples
and back of the neck also to the soles of the feet and
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Read advertisement in this paper 3m10
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r. r. FARM MoRTGAGEs.-From a
statement IN the Times, it appears the
whole number Of mortgages given in
henosha County is 1O7, amounting in
the aggregate to $79,80o. OF the 10Y
mortgages originally given, IL have
been compromised, covering an amount
of SI3,IO0
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That Great Democratic Meeting
ira Bristol.
A YOUNG MAN.

That Great Democratic Meeting
ira Bristol.
EDS. TELEGR AH.-In the Kenosha
Democrat Of Sept. 2lst, there is found
an account of great Democratic
meeting in Bristol at which, it is stated
"the Democracy Of tie County aoere
0"t IN their Ji1U strength" The speech
es, it is said, abounded in "utrilz;,aq and
souI stirring eloqueace," and the
speakers were interrupted by perfect
storms of applause" Moreover, "the
meeting aoas 0peJect success"
Now there may be those who would
like to know how a modern Democratic
meeting looks, particularly when ''the
Democracy of the County are out in
their strength" For the information of
such, it may be remarked, this mighty
gathering consisted of sac persons all
told, including two Republicans who
were there to see The four Democrats,
who are the Democratic strength of the
county, were J. NJ. Kellogg Esq, Maj.
Luman Kellogg A. F. Cofeen and John
Buchyte. The two Republican lockers
on were 6. J. Vincent and Joel Farms
worth.
The Democracy of Kenosha coun-
ty must either be relying on falsehood
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LATER FROM EUROPE
Garibaldi takes BlOOdIGsS Posses
sion of Naples, and PrOclaims
ViCtOr Emanuel Hing of italy.

NEW York, Sept. 24.-The steam
ship Adriatic arrived at midnight last
night. The steamships Etna and North
America arrived out on the 10th.
Garibaldi entered Naples on the 9Th,
with his staff alone. Thejo was intense
A Provisional Government was formed.
Naples was tranquil. Garibaldi has
discovered national Committee lille
gally constituted, and he ordered the
Project of Police to punish them. He
has consigned the fleet and arsenal to
to Admiral Percano, and proclaimed
Emanuel King of Italy. The capitula-
ton of the fort was expected immedi-
ately.
Instructions had taken place at
Passariaro, Monteforte and Urbino.
-Four hundred insurgents repulsed the
Papal troops. The inhabitants of Per
gola' Sinigaglia and other districts had
also revolted and proclaimed for Eman-
uel. The telegraphs and bridges WEI
all broken down. Urbino was free.
Insurrectionary movements in the
Marches Umbrialico were extending.
France, as the Pope's protector, dis
approves of armed resistance, and
should Piedmont accomplish aggression
France will withdraw from Sardinia her
protection. France hopes Piedmont
will respect international right, which
alone can preserve mutual alliance, and
trusts Emanuel wilt avoid political
frauds, which wonld be misfortune for
Italy.
Gariabaldi found eighty millions of
livres at the Bank Of Naples. A panic
prevails at Rome. The Cabinet OF
Vienna, Munich and Dresden, advised
the King of Naples to take refuge in
Germany.
The Sultan has ordered the Grand
vizier to proceed to London and Paris
to negotiate a loan.
TURIN, Sept. II, evening The King
received to day deputation from New.
bria and the inhabitants of the Marches
His Majesty granted the protection
which the deputation solicited, and or
ders have been given to Sandman troops
TO enter the provinces.
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JoSLHN7S
PREMIUM PICTURE GALLERY

would say through the Kenosba Press, to custom
that 1 have fitted up Rooms over Reeds Jewelry
Store. think have the best Sky Light in the State-it
built expressly for Pictures under my own direction
1 shall be hand to my friends and the public
generally, this week.
Any style of Picture to the art, be had at
prices which will be perfectly satisfactory. eu
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a CARD to YOUNG Ladieg and Gentleman

The subscriber will send free OF carge] to all who de
sire it, Recipe and drectorsfor making simple Veg
etbIe BaI that will, in from to eight days,
Pimples Botches, Tan, FrecleS, Salowness, and all i'm
purtes and roughness of the Skin, leaving the
nature intended it should be-S0f clear, smooth and
beautiful. Those desiring the Recipe, with full nstruc
tons directions and advice, will please call address
with return postagel
JAS. 7. MARSHALL
PRACTICAL CHEMIST,
3m11 No. 30 City Buildings, New York.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
Firemen'S Review.

a. The Annual Review of the Ke- 81
-AE@2@- nosha Fire Department, will take eSsaSA
6Ssyz3aSs<p'ace on Thursday, October 18th, MEN&Y1
- 1850, at O'Clock, p m, on Mar $50
ket Square. The different Fire Companies will govern
themselves accordingly.
f. ROBINSON, Chief Engineer.
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UNIONS.

Circuit Court County KenoshaThe State of Wiscon.
sin to Edgar G.. Mygatt, The City Bank of Kenosha
John L. Kimberley, William B. seileck, Thomas NJ. Gil,
lett and Wallace Mygatt
VOU are hereby summoned and required to
n answer the complaint of Orson s. Head which is
filed in the office of the clerk of the Circuit for Ke-
nosha County, his office in the city of Kenosha and to
serve copy of your answer me- at my office in the
city and county of Kenosha and state Of Wisconsin,
within twenty days after the service hereof exclusive OF
the day such service and if you fail to answer the
complaint aforesaid the said 0rson Head, will apply
to the court the relief demanded in the complaint
Dated, Sept. 10, 1880 ORsON ). HEAD,
Plaintiff.
~ Witness the Hon. David Noggle, Judge Of the first
LIS. Judicial circuit, at Kenosha in said county this
- 10Th day of September, 1860.
Gw16 L. B. NICHOLS, Clerk.
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Ezg-The Milwaukee Wide Awakes have
unanimously resolved to attend the
great demonstration at Chicago on the
I'd Of October.
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rs The Hudson Star, Wis, says
that pigeons by the thousand infest the
surrouD ding country again. We hear
Of ~ being killed at one shot.
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~ CHICAGO WIDE>AwAKEs. :
There are now seoen Companies of
VIDE Awakes organized in Chicago.
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LiRaORBa sand The Fugitive Slave
E4aNg.


The Democracy still continue to harp
on Mr.. Liucoln's position in respect to
the Fugitive Slave Law. Our Demo
cratic friends seem to be anxious for
the monopoly OF being the exclusive
guardians Of this law, and appear con-
cernod as to Mr.. Lincoln's friendly
regard for it. The Democratic party
need have no apprehension on that
score Mr.. Lincoln has never expressed
his approval Of the present Fugitive
Slave act he has never uttered Ian
guage to that effect. He has expressed
himself in favor Of an efficient law, bnt
at the same time has said the law as it
now 5tads, has COLLECTIONS ;" therefore
he does not approve an objectional law.
The Democratic party is committed to
the present law, with all its infamous
pro"isions-making every man a slave
hunter, under penalty OF thousand
dollars--abrogating the right of trial
cfjury, and the writ of habeas corpus.
These objectional features Of the law,
Mr.. Lincoln would use his influence to
remove, because they are demanded by
every consideration of right and justice.
--s-1-S--
EE- The Prince Of Wales was permit
led to make his visit to Chicago on
Friday last without the usual annoyan,
ces Of excessive curiosity. On Saturday
the Royal Party left for St. Louis. The
Chicago Jo1srna1 speaks the appear
ance of the Prince as follows
"In appearance, the Prince is a pale
beardless, good-natnred well bred young
gentleman of nineteen, with nothing
about him to indicate dangerous man
when he assumes the attributes of king
ly power. His manner is fine, and he
preserves admirably the dignity deman-
ded by his position.
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CAN KEEP A HoTEL.-Mr. Paran
Stevens, who keeps the Fifth Avenue
Hotel in New York city, keeps also the
Continental Hotel, of Philadelphia, the
Revere House and fremont House, OF
Boston, the Battle House, Mobile, and
the Point Clear House, Point Clear,
Alabama, and all six first class hotels,
involving capital and current expen-
ses of several millions. Mr.. Stevens is
a native of Claremont, n. Ii.
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EFFECTS OF THE New York Fusion.
- The leaders of the Douglsa
and Bell Know Nothing factions il
New York, who entered into a contract
TO run a joint electoral ticket, have
ascertained that they bargained prop
erty, without the power of making a
delivery. The German Douglas men,
to large extent, refuse5 to sanction
.the sale. The Irish too, IN considera-
Bile numbers refuse to be transferred into
a partnership with the Know Nothings
in such a summary manner. AS one OF
the results, it may be mentioned that
a company of irish Wide Awakes has
been formed in Albany ; they have been
presented with complete and hand
some set of uniforms by Gil. G. David.
son. Mr.. Davidson is well known to
many Of our citizens.
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Bsg-"TIe Douglas denies that Con
gress possess the power to legislate for
or against slavery in the Territories
Ken0Shu Democrat
The Democrat should correct the
above statement, by saying Mr.. Doug
las has expressed various kinds of belief
on this subject. In the Con. Globe
Appendix, vol. %, page 81, will be
found speech Of Mr.. Douglas, in
which he declares Congress has the Con-
stitutionaI right to prohibit slavery in
the territories,
Again, when the joint resolution for
the annexation of Texas was before
Congress, Mr.. Douglas offered the fol.
lowing amendment, which becam c q
part Of the law for anneXing Texas.
"And in each such State or States, as
may be formed out of said TERRITORY
north Of the said Missouri Compromise
line, slavery Or involuntary yervitude-
except for crime, ShaHbe prohibited"
Here Douglas was in favor of slavery
prohibition by Congress in territory
whether the people thereof, desired il
or not; rare popular sovereignty that
On the 23d of October, 1849
Douglas made a speech at Springfield
Illinois, in which he declared the
Missouri Compromise Ga Congressional
prohibition of slavery q sacred thing
"allin to the Constitution Of the United
States, which no ruthless hand would
ever be reckless enough to disturb"
1t is next to impossible to mention
any aspect Of the slavery question
which Mr.. Douglas has not avowed and
advocated. Our Democratic friends
therefore, can hardly go amiss, when
they undertake to state Mr.. Douglas
views, of the power Of Congress over
the matter Of slavery.
But it is said, Douglas "denies that
Congress possesses the power to legis
late for or against slavery in the Terri
tories.n How then does he propose to
keep slavery out Of the Territories OF
abolish it therein? He processes to
accept the doctrine of the Supreme
Court; that tribunal says that Congress
hasno power over the subject fslavery
in the Territories. And the Conrt fur
Their says, a Territory can exercise nc
power over property, which Congress.
itself cannot. Here is the dilemma ii
which the followers OF Popular SOver-
eighty are placed they vainly attempt
to EeconciIe two opposite principles.
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lst premium best jar of Batter to Miss l.. C. Holt
I'd premium I'd best Mrs Capt John Tuttle,
lst premium for best sample Of Cheese to Mrs.
Marcus Linsley,
I'd premium for ID best to Miss A C Joslyp.
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EOIOetP DLU7tBS.
To F M Paddock for durham bull prem. $500
Map DrU,oing.
Class l, person over 16 years of age
1st premium to Miss Mahala Wheeler,
I'd premium Miss Mary A Blsh
over 10 years and under 16
LIST premium to Miss A Bliss of Salem,
I'd Master Frank T Lee Somers,
under 10 years of age.
1st premium to Master Herbert NJ Lee Som
ers.