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tx7TE LIVERY BUSINESS, Of the late firm Of
GaoyEK < McC4LLIsTfR, viii in future be
..qn,iag trd ar The cd stand by the >Igucd.
IT,. 4kiuI CT past patronage, II! 'H5r,s IN future
,,.',,'.,, II tho -ame r. L. GLOVER.
Nanitow &C, july Sth, 1859
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CTf5S. a. REUTER-.

NOTARY PuBLIc, Agent for the Milwaukee Mu
tual Insurance Company, and County Treas,
urer. WI attend to the payment of Taxes
&c. Office on Ninth Street. nl-tf.
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Every Family wants a
; ewing M achine,
double Threaded.
=
SEND IN YOUR ORDERS !

SEND IN YOUR ORDERS!
Prices No. 1, $25;: No. 9,
$50; No. 3, $50. NapaTac-
turing Mychi"es, $35 to $40.
Fansily .Sewing Ndchines-
Manufactured and sold at wholesale and retail,
at urcet within the reach Of oyery family, and
adapted to ali kinds Of coarse aud fac work.
Northwestern States, y
CHICAGO SEWING MACHINE co.
Family Scacing Machines
Which have the highest testimonials and GER
tlicates in the r favor frem families and ths pub
lie press. They will run backward or fo ward
making a smooth and elastic stitch on all kinds
OF f., brio, by
CHICAGO SEWING MACHINE co.
Fan,Hy Soaring Machines
Our n,achi es run with rubber friction uheel,
doing away with the stretching and annoyance
of = belt or banda d. sideratnm which has long
been SOUGHT for Our achinesdhave a straight
T. edle and ghard to prevent breaking, thus
re curing Lot more than one ne edle in SIX months
common use. Made by
CHICAGO SEWING MACHINE co.
FamHy Sewipg Machines-
So simple in their construction that child OF
twelve years can work them with ease. We
warrant the Seem secure though every thiId
stitch be cut; they make 90 stitches ler il CHI
stronger and handsomer than any sewing done
by hand Sold by
CHICAGO SEWING MACHINE co.
Family Stwing Machines
Tn t win Hem, Stitch, Fell Gather, Embroi-
der aud make Two different stitches on the same
machiLe embodying all the Improvements OF
the age at prices varying from 25S to 500
caoh, made and sold by
CHICAGO SEWING MACHINE CO.
Family tSc,cing Nuchines-
Our machines asv used throughout the coun-
Try, givi8g ABSTRACTION 10 all who them, and
are undoubtedly the most economical, hest
made and cheapest in use. A person thorough
iy acquain Ell with the operation aud constrJc-
ton OF ali kinds # sewing machines viii always
be i'll attencendauce, aud ready to serve all who
may with for information in regard to our ina
| chimes, az
CHICAGO SEWING MACHINE CO.
Family Seacing NdchineS-
We will furnish circulars with full and eXpli
cit directions for using, also explaining their
nee ancal const' uction and giving the most
-at S'actgry evidence of their superiority in ma
ny respects, over all other family machines.
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GrUn Wo Ms-our friend, ANTHONY
dcNrIY, Of Nanjtowoc Rapids, informs
IS that he has expelled the above destruc.
i've insect from his cabbage plants, 10y
PrinkIing salt and water on the earth
around them. The remedy is cheap, and
worth irving.
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G. EsAEsT'EEE, E'FOisEiesOE,
TU7uIS HOUSE has been thoroughly reGtted,
| and improved, and travellers viii find every
couvenicr ces, ola first class Hotel. Good aid
airy rooms, well furnished, and polite attention
will he furnished TO those who favor Us with
their patronage,
CEy- BOARD, per dav, Sl-per Week, 50.
Manitowoc, Aug. -. 1889 SLY
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.FCHaS MCEkEGGKs,

WAGON, Sleigh, and Carriage Mixer
w S1Dp On York Street., over VIM. Sharp 8
Blacksmith Shop, Mauitowoc, Wis. Always on
hand and willing to work. 5t
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Alto" ey at L.w aud Notary Pub!ic. Office ir
B~rner's building, south eide Of III. river
Aau.rOsoc 42-ly
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HECTOR MCLEAN.

Notary PuJlic and General Ldnd agent,
sToCKBRIDGE, CALUMET CO., WIS.
VIII attend to the payment of taxes, the co1ec-
ton of debts, the ex 4rni9ation of titles, &c.
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81 N. II. NICHOLS.

1ttoueyuad Counsellor at Lar,
OGi.e on Yals Street, MaHitowoc, Mautowoc
County Wis. Collections promptly attended
TO- III If
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. cLAss L.-woMEN,s MoRK.

AR6tding Committee, Mrs Fanny Little. Mr..
Taft, Mrs Marion Bxhlie, Mrs Sarah Blown. 4.
Best 0Ensmental ReeiiIe work, Mrs Beatte. 1
dol; second dc, Mrs Patterson, SO cents; third
dc, Mrs Patterson, dip. Il, 81. ID.
il Best specimen Ayrshire needle work, Mrs
Haywood, 4 dol y second do, Miss s. Alexander.
503cehis third do, Mrs Haywood dip. .a: <
Best ottoman cover, Mrs SoghiS ZatheIst rom.
4 doll secohd do, Mrs Sophia Zllhefs,roda. 80
eentif third do, Miss 8 Alexander, dip Y: III
Best table cover, Mrs Sophia Zatbsrstrofn, 1
dol; second do, Mrs Lucy Smith, So cents:
atEifi do, Mrs Middleton, dip.
Basi worked collar. Mrs Sarah Smith, II dol.:
second %, Mrs Sophia zatherstrom. 80 cents.
BE-. stsP q io ss;a I, M1. Nancy p Maivtni
Best ornatnenial baskets, Mss 4. Tufts. ]
dot; second do, Miss e. TUFTS. so CENTS !:
/ Best Embroidered shawls, Mrs Eliza j. For,
/ dol, ;,:. 81 IS Il .,z;s:::;;aG 5iS "a If s
Best, variety Of etotchtt work, Mrs Braddosk
dol.i second do, W. MI Ter, so eerts; third do
Mrs Julia Nj Johnson,dIp,
Best worked quilt, Mrs, Manning, I doll; sec.
end Do. Mrs. a. Norton, 80 ceRtsi ibid do, John
II. Moore, dip. ..'.. ss
Bust patchwork qift, MA. Young, i dol,
second do, Ms 20. j. Grant, SO ce1is; Third DO
Mrs Kox, dip h 4.
Best WORKED abswl, Ms Gncy Smith. i dol.
second do, Mrs Mansfield, 50 cents; thIrl do
MRS. EldTsdge, dip. ..5 K T
Best straw hat tIadiesl, Mrs Lucy c. Alex:
aIder, 2 dol
Res, SHAW has tseatlemep's), Ms N. a,
kellogg, I dol. in q 81 49,
Best straw tohnet, Mrs Isqey. {. Alexander
2fal. t.,.4 RI - s ,s{. x, 4.
: Bsst psis woolsn hose, Ira Eldredse; i dol.
SECOND dc, W. MaftiRdale, so cents; third do
w. Alafiiaddle, dip. Z .:,.: :a
Best specimen Of knit work, Mary Young
4 dol !; SECOND DO, JeAuetts Young, so: cents;
third do, ID. E. Evans, die r. -: !..f ~
/ \ Best pair cotton hose, ID. f., Wright, l dol;
second do, Mss Middleton so cents, :, I, n: =
i Best specimen Of millinery, Mrs Stsnhause
LIST, Pad, aus 3rd dip, :. +:'
Sc Best shirt and collars, Mrs MtfgaTst H5d.
hires; lst Dip .s:a. :. II ss;s-s Ii.
Lace collar and shlrt, Miss Anna Hou,z, la
/ Dip, g.. ~ s.. :: r, :: = 8. r.
Lace collar, Miss Rioda Saell, Ist dir. =. 4
NeedlsworlIl Mrs G.. d. Grant, let Dip: :
crozier nsedle-work, Miss Bulah Woodruff;
lit dip. ,.-.-.- -. ;:.. =. . -. -
Best dress, home made cotton, Mrs Rsbscesa
Aun Foster, LIST Dip. =. ~ = -.
Best ladies' gloves, Mrs A. NJ. MeEWab,
let dip. r.. /, s.'. -. =, =. m!
Beat gents nittsns, Mrs Middleton. Ist do. 4.
Beet wopsied thread, Mrs T.. d. Young,
Ist dip. r.. - :. :: -
Best head dress. Mrs Mary Hamss, istdIp.
Best-child's hood. Mrs Rdwbury, 1st dip. =
Best stamped embroidery. Miss Z. Tsns.
Isl ,i2. r. -. = =. =. y
FJur vase mats, l. B. MlusI, Is, die, -. e..
= B1bies dress, Mrs N, Tanner, 2nd Dip:
Two. pieces lace, Mrs ElZsteih Hill, 2nd dip.
MoLk bog Raehasi Ciatk, Pad dip.
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~
y " SlnIh 4 sandy hin !, :
York aid \ II. Harmon " New
$4,000, dates FOR 10 wears 4 = detroit,
lIn 81 ~. Joseph, makes tbess M .fick-
hrsti $50 600 per anhum fcs g s ~ ths
second, so, 900, and ~ tra,.,.. ~, jean;
ernlnent dispatches ut 81 so fas ~, y, G s
lsn words with the usual de,I.a w hrAt
those 81 Z greater length apa y .ioa on
S4Q, 600, accompanied with : sle Third
"a run q Pony Express aTtey IN kl,s'yPostion
miles q The line Is finished Al Nv w Se0
telegraph rates until The Inc 4 W y usual
g. For this, however, the ~, ", sO,,!tlet
provision There were n,ss /. ,lahes 20
opening OF tho bids. AfcssFs g Co. g Tho
lin y s. Graham and A M M r. e. 1 ti .s':.
last named y connected With X. D e, lle
vile aud 81. Joseph line ~ ilacer
IA Froop on MofTKS IFos Il. !.
lng a.cilsut has occurred n n apos &
Foundry, Chicago A nnnist . 81 wy
were engaged in casting whcnS,,,.s ss.i men ~
accidentally spilled HIS lsdIe ~ I. .aen
iron into the boots Of unother nj, molten
q tlie bhgri cansed the sesond ~, ss0ay
.dTop his ladIe, the scaldine cons NV g !.
.whichfeil npoH the nan WHO ks, ,l'S " q
.of the crane HeIet that iall IA s n
inssantatlie fluid spread .lrops6 Nv Y I. e
shop severely burning sIoaft 's ~. .ne
Some Of them were horribly bnrnp Ji y "
breast md u les, but none fatally. Il. " !.
The Sam Antonio Ilapdld AZ. &c.
Captain Sturg and command bai ioa s.s.
a bloody battle with me foO.. 'sssnt
Cheyehnes, and Kiowas, I'D mils ,s''S ~.
Fort Kearueyi killing 20. The Ame, ,;s,s
loss was tritiing. 4 & M ~ Is !.
JrsrIcf man Starving .ior hal
In New York city, robbed another q siy ~.
cents to buy d loaf OF bread. and JS 4. ~
Quackenbrnsh has sent him d iaII X S,s \. !.
fault Of. $1,000 bail fur trial for H. y, y ].
fence. ,3, s' 20 y = !:
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Giummunirdtiaas
THE HOLY STONE
fEaaIuaI e 49,. ~ N


( 1a. EpiToRa The eharueiers 81 Inilation
IL Hebrew letters, said % be- found near New
Ark, Ohio, aud an account md ~. Aifdiid llyib
Iisfcd in the Cleveland TIra Dealer. i have
taken little pains 20 ttanslate: and whether
We sonsiieFita modern discovery II auciei,t
knowledge, ora present devised secret, q i
all he same. With the light .oG truth over
tic hnastsd wisdom % tils are ailowEisiy tie
second Yerb n these Hebrew letters 10 moan
tllgs, ingifs, slnsill. 81 estseff, md the t,l.
lowing nom wfiieii Il governs, ID mean tile
,siHeaeI, or nm I,Itas. We l,sye ihissls.
5gapt Bsntdtcs and pure resslati6y TIM
Law ~ Tifn Lanb hrSps Yiig IEalh 10 rSspInE
Tuk ASorNTnp 4oiHeEa ran EaRfIi~
II thsse chalafl sfs are what they phrport %
Flc, and ihSfs appears nothing at present 90
touhieract the illea me Holy stone must
have been put HI it. resting place seine
1850 Of 1900 years ago BY tile Heplltes The
Hook of Mormon an1ayeIs III such mysteries,
and gives Che necessary Information Teiatiysto
ne cliidren,of Israel, who settled the csntins
eut 0f NertF, aud South Anlerica, AFTER the Va.
Teditcs who Hea hitherat. the dispersion fton
the Tower Of Babul That good BooE II sfufs
mon contains many mighty asd valuable
truths, besides the fatfnc1s II the gospel YES
tiges and reutainsof wlIat has been upon this
continent arc 81 pie that the Bsok 81 Nor.
mon with its truthfuiness, needs nacollcge
trunapeter % blow for Witnesses. ,.,.... h.
n Tie HISTORY Of. Tie present generation,
switlrtheir gas light. !. i behind the reyela
tion Of heaven You might IS well 10 To- the
King 81 nahoniey III Africa, with his 5000 wives.
for truth and knowledge. as 10 20 10 the lit.
lie nipptrkins Of milk and. water Of tho ig,lr
century, for whit has beenl they reject present
revelation. and drown Inspiration in the aqua
fprtis jars Of strange reasons But bark u
wise9ot the world, \ here Is q God In heaven
that reveals secrets ~. u: n, n.
4 Ia tho last century, q much more diflicait
set % characters no translate, we're found al
Palermo, Id Italy / translated them under
the supervision of Joseph smith. earlectiys
Tho wisdom of this world Is f5olfslness Ii,
God The race II . Tie lit,fui; HE bAttlo 4,
The chosen, AMI riches 10 them tint lay mp
treasurer III heaven. where moth aud / rust do
not cotrnpt, MOI. thieves broak through and
steal; neitter do cunning and ehaaces happen
there, but trtittlis stsrnals 81. II. 3s.
is;. b. y Z. II, EtSe's JEsfEa.
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Iutal Nemsi. !,

Amy NKws.--TIle Court Martial rs.
Gently convened III Camp Floytt fer the
trial d Lieut.. Col Howe, Of The 2d drag
a0oiis. adjourned ON Tuesday last; till the
third Monday in July Where or how
TINT court shall meet ngain, is rather On
uncertain speculation. by reference 10
our list Of DYartares, il VIII be seen that
not only tue presiding officer OF the court
Inns repeated his farewell TO Utah, but the
accusing officers have also gone; sonie 20
their homes In America and some to New
Mexico The latter, BY the way, have
taken the rerV Siroet route ria the Attain
tic States, What we're the accusations
against Col Howe, we have not positively
learned Our opinion, however, borders on
the idea that be may not have been as cx+
pert as others ID conceaiing llis swiatiIings
As 10 the ADJOURNMENT 81 the court TO
meet At Fort LeaveRwortb, that ii an a
h6nii,ng. Tie Secretary Ut War. as Ne
are Informed, ordered the court al Camp
Floyd; and from him alone must come
the order 10 convene itelsex here. Tie
adjournment To Leayenwortfl IL nonsense
This IS another of the detachable farces
.Of the American army Their organiza.
ton Is n farce, aud every regular perform
arce Of theirs is but an additional act.
On Monday last. another court martial
adjourned aas Az, which bad been con.
.seHed for the trial or the Camp Sutler,
Mr.. Livingston, The charges, as we.
have learned, were preferred by the depu-
" quartermaster general, for disrespcct-
ful insihnatious, The court was; however,
adjourned without date. The cause riay
have been, that the insinuations GIL
any made were not fur from the truth.
OFHrg DEpARTtIRas On Tuesday last,
Col. Alexander, Col. Crossnian, Capt.
Capt Cumming, Iiient. Perl
tins, Lieut. Hight, and De. Brewer, took |
heir leaYefor Fort I.cafcnMorth. They,
IN their first arrival, anticipated the re.
'ort 0f tho Roman Fcni Nd; III.
Their own report hey can make az home.
Doubtless they have all won Iaurelsl
yesterday Captain TURNKEY, al q M.,
anous for his lying advertisements hout |
government stock, II. company with I1irnt. |
Morris Of che 2nti Dragoons; followed 10
their track. We wish al speedy Jour.
ilcy, and should they come 10 see rs again
rs tiliers Of the soil or men who come to 4
earn m honest living such one s,s d re-
publican government can ouly fccognizeA,
We shall say lfeleoaIsi ,'.;s i.
RgaoREp ExEcrTfoNs III iseonimonlyl
ruuIored around the cityIhat certainchar-
acters, who were famous for their rowdyisln
last winter, and who have recently sought.
refuge among the gold mines OF Plies
Peak, have fgone nnley.nS Tho report
needs confirmation; bnt we will give il as
We havereeeiSed II: They are as follows:
Gus. Spreuse, Rucker, and Carl. Wood
hung cause unknown. Charles IIaTs.
risorl, shot in retaliation for shooting a
Mexican True or9not true, Let our Young
men learn lesson and try to make them.
selves useful citizens at home. Industry
Is wealth, aud caii lie made productive or
happiness in Utah.. The path Of the
gambler and adyentnfer Is not a safe path
to follow, s E:s, 4. u. Il. e & Il
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DEsERET AGRICULTURAL AND
MANUFACTURING SOCIETY.

4 LAsr week We gave q short review Of
the fair held at the Deserct Store, in
this city, BY the society above named;
This week we give y full report so far as
il was possible to obtain II: The delay
IN tho preparation 81 the report may not
tappear excusable to those who know not
the trouble and expenditure Of time and
labor the committees md clerks are sub
jectcd TO. Ailthat could have been done,
50 far us We know. was done 10 furnish
the people viii, full and correct report.
at the earliest dale. Several articles were
omitted in the award Of premiums, Bat
we cannot say that tic committees were
to blame, as the ARTICLES came In rather
late .. .'s' ..f:s.. t, ,s.s .. ~ {.
None could have displayed more nntiir-
| ing energy, nor a dwpositiouto please and
do justice to all parties during tho fair,
than tue committees selected for tile oeca-
sion. . III. s.. .:i.s.g:. IS .. +
The building selected for the exhibition
was generally considered rather iuconnlo-
dious, onaceount OF the number Of PEG.
pie assembledas spectators, and the seapty
opportunity Of making to oil a fair dis
play. .s. s:,. z@g. .....*&...s -.ss. =. Z
From our observations at the last and
n Z.
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Gastfrll Namg

Bf tic eastern mail which arrived on
the 4th lust. We received New York dates
TO the 18th Of September, and ST. Joseph
dates 10 tho 18th H. J. q. ,... &
RECEPTION or THE PIdNcE or w AI.Es -
Great preparations are being made ut The
arsenal at Washington, by. order. for i
most magnificent display Of pyrot technics
in honor Of the Prince Of Nv ales, ON his
arrival. This will form one oE the CHIEF
attractions OF the reception. His Royal
dighness was to. be in Philadelphia on
the 9th OF October, the day of the state
election Tho visit, IL la suggested, has
been 50 planned as to enable him and his
fnoole keepers to see how American rppub.
Hcaus conduct an exciting eleetioaeeriag
contest Innll probability the: party viii
put up at the Continental hotel, in the
very whirl and centre OF the excitement,
where, with little effort, they can sec tle
incidents most Illustrative of the cam
tpaign, InsSew York the Subcommittee
1 Of the Prince of Wales reception com.
mitiee have hired the a cndemy Of music
FLOR the night Of the 9Th OF October; ind
have agreed to pay therefor 81 200. They
have also agreed 10 pay tho managers Of
THE opera s., 800; ms the ball will neces-
sar.is interfere with the performance. An
1nYllatlon has been forwarded to Miss
Harriet Lane, President Buchanatf's
niece, to open the ball with the prince
:GREAT CANAL PRoJEcT IL IIAISors,
The Ufori9 says While Virginia Il
about 10 push to its communication. upon
a grand scale, the James River and Kan.
Fawha canal, the eaterprfsing people Of
Illinois have in contemplation the great
project Of connecting the waters Of Lake
Michigan with those Of the Gulf Of Mexi.
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Heat one acrs df "a soigph IIolb4ook, q del.
Hest asres Of betss, III Kelsey bdoll ;
stcond do, Ell h. KELSEY. dok
Best aere 81 Hungaflsn grass. Ell p kslse ,,
3 dol,
IIest aero Of bcets, Ataofl Call = dol !.
\ Best . c4tiIes 81 Chinoes sugar cane, A, p.
Winsor, 3 dol sec5nd DO. Gilbert Avery. 2
dol thifddo. Brigham Young, dip
dol secenii do, Abraham II6ilidss. / dol
Egyptian wheat. levi Richafds ist dip.
Giant rye, David FSllmer, III dir
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CoUI.f SESSIONS.

v Inv following i . correct cory from
tho record of Che United States supreme
Cont for Utah Territory, a referred 10
elsewberes I,
20. s. Il. CRY, Oct. 3, 1860.
ssTsfritoFy of Utah
q. s, r. County
~ q specnl meeting Of a quorum Of
tho Judges 81 the United States supreme
Court. within aud Cor said Territory, d
majority n the u tail bar being present,
held nc the Court horse Ii Great Salt
Lake city this hay IL was ,Ieereed that
the order heretofore Inado and published
for holding The District Courts III tic
several Judicial districts oI said Territory,
be, and the same Is hereby revoked.
~ F KIysEY.
Chef .J8aiv, HI.
III. n Gabsny,
4dssocille Jp5tice.
e Attest
tfW II ktrt yry frlssk y
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CLASS B.-FIELp CROPS.

AaardfRg ComEaiites;--A. p. Redwood, Joseph
Holbrook, L. =. Harrington, John RoWberry
Best fenced aud cultivated farm not less than
20 acres, Milford Woodrpif, dol. -
Best fenced and cultivated garden, Wilford
Wo0tlIufl, 6 dol. s,ss.-s-s - :. > II.
Best one AoFe Of sugar cane, waford Wood
run, b dol. - i. ~. m. + - - ,.
Best acres Of wheat, Joseph IIoILaook. 3
dol r.. - = = -. =. !,
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& r.. re. ...l ~. j.
seu 81 gstssamout, may Or The tine and
pIaee fcr bedding courts in Dleir seTstiirr
districts We were present 81 tlie late
meeting d their honors. Judges Kinney
and Crosby, a. were OH members o. the
bar Of tho city, and the points masle werc.l
We believe. asfollows;
Isl That this act Of Congress only
contemplated action should BE- taleawhere
The Judges were assembled inlthe capacity
Of 4 Supreme Court, as tho Organic Act
require them 10 Hhectat Che capitol5opce4
q year, and that al no provision was made
for q special term Of The Supreme Conrt,.
the Judges conld not call sarll culrt, and
their proceedings III vacation could not
DE authenticated and hence were not.
valid.
2nd That as the Judges bud no district
assigned them, or conld not have until
the Legislature mel, and ss this net Of
Congress only Authorized tle Judges 10
hx tbe time and place for courts il mir
dtslriets, even il the Judges inclambsrs
bad the power, Il could only be exercised
after they were assigned 10. their districts
BY the Legislature. .5
| 81. That the act of Congress ONLY Az.
thorized the Judges 10 provide for IL,
federal courts, aud thai, under he Organ
ic Act, the times and places for holding
4 courts for Territorial business, were updcl
the exclusive control Of tile Territoria
Legislature; that Congress only provide.
for tho exercise o. federal jurisdiction
leaving al matters growing out Of Terri
/ torial laws, and the exercise Of jurisdic
ton BY tho district courts In Territoria
J eascs. 10 the wisdom 81 the Legislature
and that, as there was no federal Jnxi
\ ness In the pending rallied court, and itwa
4 proposed 70 nitend mandy TO the adiuiiica
tion 81 Territorial cases, The Judges IN
!. der said act o. Congress could not cal
q court for that purpose. q.
/ These, Mc believe were tie question.
presented to Chief Jastlce kinney and
Judge Crosby. atthe late mestingi som,
or al of which must have been decided
By them, adverse 10 the power exercised
By Judges Flcnnikiu mid crosby, IL order.
ing courts Al soon rs Judge Kinney
arrived, be suggested some Of these ob.
jectionsi and as none Or these questions
were raised before the Judges Who ordered
the courts, L isnot at oil strange (has-
ing just arrived that they committed IN
error. (. 55: .#".s.
We IRE happy to say that Juilge Cros.l
By exhibits the qualification 81 IN hon
est man, and a sound Judge, iii reiracIng
bis steps 10 soon as be was satisfied We
doubt not Judge Flennikin wiIIdotho same
upon reflection.
The members Of the bar were all pres
ent, and, with one exception, concurred
In the action Of the Judges. 10 cancelIiug
the previous order calling tho courts.
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CLASS VEGETABLES


.lFasssag compalsi; q .. Wallace Thomas
Vocabulary Us III
Ilsst three acprn sq,prsllss NJ NeolrafI, .
dol
Hcst aingle sqaash, WI IIlckgnIeereF, fst Dip
Il hest pafnpkin, David Grant III DIP second
do, Esther ll0agtafd, - DIP.
Fest walermetons, a !, III ScpitiT 2 ddli sec.
ond do. w Woodruff din .E i
M Best 8 eanttlnpee. WI yvbnflttiH, 2 dol I.
r. Best peck III Tomatoes; htigham NUnfig
dol treonl Do, CARs Tgelyss, dol tiiiri
du. w g. StAlnes, DIP, Ss3g
Best threetafly cablaeFs. Alfred Ia, one
and 9 half dol y second do Brigham futfg,
dip. :5s:., 4s 81 .;s & ii
Best three late cahbagrs, X stycra. one and
n half dol sscOnd d., y, u. Huntington dip,
lest Wenistedt eabbages, W. Jennings, Ibt
Dip second 10, Brigham YounK, III dip.
f Best 2 stalks 81 celsry, 1lEfIliani Young,
dol. second Id, w sC staines. dip 4.
Best o sugar hcets. W. NcodFuiI, 9 DOL
Test Q caftdts.yv wagstaiI, 2 dol. second do
brigham Young. din ID. a i3 nj
Best perls,of rcd ouiofis ~. EagsiafI, . Ill I
second 10, W, wngstatf dip n 4.
Best peck nf potatoes. Gdos brown, . dol
second do, Robert MarsIiaiIy st f .a n: NJ Il
Bcssquart ~ Lima beans, w g. staines,
| dol second do, VI q Dunbar dip. Y NJ
| lest quart II peas. w. q. stainss, 3 dol
seaond do; VI. 9 Stitines, dip
Best % stalks Of Fhubafb. O. II. oiiphant
dol; second do. u, Savers, dip 81 ss
Best heads 81 rauliflpwers, Brigha Young
| ] dol; second do, w Jenuings. dip
Bet heals e lettuce, chas. Twclses,
I'sst bunch II parsley, ". 9. staiues, IDOL
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