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l ~
..Gen. Grant vas lightly hurt BY the
fall of hi, horse a. reviev Of troops
| in New Orleans, a shor. time since.
| The work on the military railroad
from NicholasviIle. KY. 10 Knoxville
Tenn. lis being pushed ahead With v'sor
II is the intention To employ thousand
men to the mile, mosrof them negroes
A good idea-le. the darkics make the
road. tgsit .tg.lsfiltytlt
The names OF The deserters from the
army are shortly to be published. SO
that ihey may bp knows and branded q
BY the ban Of society.
Deserters from the rebel armies con-
,inue to come within our line; 800 Ten
ueSseaus came in together. few days
ago. r
Tie people Of East Tennessee re
ioiced with srea, joy" when Burnside % s
army came to .he;- deliserance. Knox
vile was jubillant. ana hundreds o. o. 'ne :
dear old flag. kept concealed from reoe'
espionage. were brought forth iro"
their hiding places and waved 10 Inc
breeze with shouts Of exultation. DAVIS
tyranny could not crush out the genu-
inc patriotism Of these noble sons Of the
revolutionary fathers. :
The Conservative has alvices from
Gen. Blun,'s command 10 the effect
that he (BIunil is recovering from his
recent illness, wilh head quarters - -
For, Smith. Bsuds OF guerrillas are
lowering round. and threaten Van Bu-
rem. which place Blunt has sent troops
to protect.
"Refugees from the rebel conscrip.
ton acts. and Union men who bad been
obliged to fee for their lives, are coming
into Gen. Blunt's lines by hundreds.
Their suiisrisgs have been indescriba-
blr Nakedness. starvation. whipping.
branding. chains and dungeons. have
been the portion OF Union men in the
South. More than hundred have been
shot aud hur; a, For' Smith since The
rebellion opened.
p Steele and Cooper. with their forces.
are for,ifyiny al Limestone Gap. twenty.
three miles north OF Rid River. aud al
Boggy Depot. on Red River.
AT the recent a,iemp, to assault Fort
Sumter. our forces were forced 10 re
tire with loss Of 20 10 80 men. killed
and taken prisoners.
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~ The While Cloud Chief say.
that in speaking Of the massacre a
Lawrence. We '.int;mated that they (tht
people Of lawrence go, what they de-
served! They had no business to b
massacreed !" We are utterly aston
ished that any man. Who has any re-
spect for himself or his reputation 70,
veraci.y. would deliberately pen such
N uniounded assertion. We had a
better opinion Of sou. SOL. than 10 sbi,.l
you would wi'lfally make declaration
which Jou ksoso had no found alton ia
truth against . brother editor. W.
have NO quarrel and no hard feelings
towards the Chief. and never have had
but vs cannot help being surprised Al
this reckless charge Of the editor ei
that paper. Be just. friend Miller. il
you cant be generous.
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Sherif's Sale.

STATE STATE OF OF KANSAS: !ss.
George W oe's, Assignee Of Geosg. Bur,
fsintlf. VS. ,-
Cy u, Kennedy & Mary E. Kenned. Deirndsnrs.
by virtue Of an order Of sale to NE d ,ect..i
and delivered. Issued cut Of the Fist DisIr-
Court II the State Of Kansas, sitting in ard iel
Jetler-on County in said State. will. on
Friday, october 8sh, ., ID. 1865
beiw cen the hours ot ~ u locs. W.. ard ne
u''ioek, ?. u. Ut said d,y. ms the Cour,- io.>
Door III tie village OF O-kai.-s,, in the Co.r,.
and Stale ainressid. offsI a, publ sale ,s /.
h,ghet bId,.e.. Tor c,sh in haad. oil the r,xl.t .,
tie and interest of the above name defe.dsn,-
IN I'D 70 the oliowiug d, scr:bed property
The --u'h we>t qua ter of >ecti m twcvs tic
~ o-nship nine o. "f r.sgc -ixtsen 49, d
us'sn and being IN Jeif'rson County. kan-a'.
said a.ove described prcP-ssv his b. nv
s.p'-Ised nj Two undrei and fif d dIars $3.50
sail ps CERT, ie, isd on ard g. Be s,,id a< e
.Hofe5iy Of the ab.ve named efrndaI,
ia5-5w N. W. TAYLO . : -rh
Sheriff : Office. Ok oo-a. Sept; 2, 1853
Ssssess1 i ttasens, ATTY - Ps'ff---.--z-----z
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!Sins, nor sllo,U i 70 5ecome p16tic. The
n<xs morning visited the War oltce'
with Gen. Lane again. Gen. Lane said
''haye you done my thing with our Pet''
| tion for Home Guards in Kansas" The
| reply was. it is referred to Gen. Hal
leck. Again We left the Department.
After some distance in silence. Gen.
Lave said: -Fssk6aek = Gen. Carney
going to ram for the Senate against me /!
replied. il he was ! was entirely
ignorant Of the fact. : y 3ih
Again see Calkel ;s silence. thew he
termed and SAID. # Carney gets IN my
scay he ahaN feel my posoer; continu'ng
6v Saving. / ,rcnf you to drop this Home
Guard Regimens and 90 home, and III
get yox an appoiatnsent. as good as any
in Kansas. for IteH you. goa ,iH sse ae-
Jeased;; for Gen. Halleck and the Sec'y
Of War, have both decided that there is
loo much political power vested in the
Governors of the States in raising
Home Guards.
/ became satisfied that Gen. Lane
was doing nothing towards obtaining the
order"
Fishback then went 10 the Secy Of
var. with Senator Pomeroy. and asked
for the Home Gaard regiment. The
Sec'y said there nust first be requisi-
,ion from the commander of the De-
p.r.men'. and presented to him for
confirmation
Il asked the Sec'y il the commander
Of the Department would order the
raising Of such q regiment would he
approve the order. His reply was"
"Ye.. e::, Il he makes the order !
will approve IT," That everirss | l"n
the city Of Washington for home: the
next morning after left Gen. Blum,
vas authorized by The War Department,
10 raise Two regiments for Kansas. one
Of cavalry. one eolored troops.
w. II. n. FIsHBAcK.
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ENr TUSCALOOSA KANSAS SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 49, 1863 8

-
s Commislee VIM Crosby. II. G. IBIS. Mrs. Jas
=. SQi,h, Mrs. G. a. Burk, Mrs. l.. Willsts.
Lon 6--FloRAL.
Bes. Display Flewors, Dit. Best Eoques Dip.
Best FIosal wressh :. diplay II Roses =,
'' Collection sf Seed sss.. do Of i,shiies -
Committ.e--wm. M0orman. Miss A. Z. Turner,
Miss Frank Fairholm, Miss Ly dia Owens.
Lor 7-PIcKLEs AND PRESERVES.
A diploma will b. giveL To tbs exhibitor Of the
best OF. each Of the following articles:
Preserved Fruit, .'clly. Sour Cucumber Pickles,
Sweet DO, Sour Tomato Pickles, Sweet do.s sweet
Picked Peaches, Watef-M~iOn Presesve, Muck
melon Preserve, Ounces, Peaches, Plums, Pears,
Wild Crabs, GoOseberyics, Raspbcrrirs. Straw ber-
res, Black berries, Tomatoes, Cherries.
Best display Of Preserved Fruits 100
do do Canned do IS
Committee. W Roberts. Mrs.. J. w. Day. Mis-
Phebe Fairholm, Mrs Maria Evans, Miss Canie
Maeomber, Miss d. v. Long.
EQUESTRIAN EXERCISES.
Committee sz-i Spsliing. g. B. Carson, David
McKelvy, c. d. batss, J. n. Jones.
The committee failed o furnish us
copy oi the Rules aud Regula,ion~. anil
we are obliged u delay their pabiira
ton until next week. Hf
.la .rstrf ..--l.a.f a.f q.
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administrators Sr.r,

T Will d. q Pubic EsIs. II sts late rs;-
i idence Of Joh. F.rbicn. deee sess three ard
= ha { mics northeast Of Oska.Ocss Jefitssu
Comfy. Kansas. on
Wednesday, SePse0ber 23Sa. Sc,
The p rs'nal prosperity belonging u, The ,s;s,- @
the rad jecrsieut, c,nsnting IN p ~ Of the
loving arficle-:
Mares. ari,rg Colt. Pony. Cows.
Other Cattle Z! .ad If gan -h.ep. Coa r
,ns ii-,. stocks iinngsrr an ;ia,. I Pa.lcs 81.
Clock. Bure~u I safe s.,ss VI Match r s--
do Be,,c Psp.s. Chi-eis. su:rf-, saw -
-e and Shot Gu.,. Two hsrs Ssgss ii.,.
Buggy. Hafrr ?. SaGdie. Shovri-. E0.ks, il, =
Picw. ScytheS G,'
credit oi six months viii be Wa o,
-nms over 'sre- doi.a.rs. BY pu cha er g;yin. hi.
1t. with approved se ur,iisr; ssass III ..,t.. -
lars ard u1~er. cash in had
sale IL cornmenc- at 10 O'Clock A.
day. NELSON CHAPMAN.
ios-Sw<S, 80 Adminiiia'rs
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Notice.

Michael O'Conner, ia-the Ss,te Of Mi ia.n.
will take no,ire thar David .. Mite. eliot l,o =
las county, Kansas, did, or the S,h day Of Aug
Mt 1865. tile his petition in the D,sr'ci Cour,
IN and i"r Jefferson County. State of Kansas. a.
sAinst the said Michael O'Cnun.r. s,,,,ny 6.r,h
that o. the 18th d~y Of July. ls63, ire sal Mi
ehaei OConneE gave III, promise.ry note to said
Mitchell Tor the SUM Of one humirei duliars. ase.
one day after dste III reoi. with interest ,Aevon
from the 9Th day of August. 1887, unit, psid at
The rate Of ten per cent per AMMAN; ,h~s "e. The
9Th day OF August. 1861, a" order d s,tach-
ment was issued thereon. ami the S.,stlsass y
Of s. Ssciion Is, in ROwsship u. in R.r ne II IN
Jefferson County. State al KSnsas, was .i,scb.d
as the property OF eeid Michs~I sCansos. 1, ..r-
isfy snah claim; and the ssjd NeAsel o Conner
Is notified that be 10 req ,ssa 70 spyear ed IAN
swer SAID petition on % before the 6ah day Of,
November. A. d. 1853 ~
l3c-7wss,ce. =. NlTcuCLA
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The Conservative and Atcl.isou
Champion have had somo words abou,
Methodist camp meeting bcisg broken
up in Atci'ison county BY eoppesheads
tie Conservative started the report.
aud the Champion denied it. ch.rging
fhe Conservative with lying-wiIIfuIly
aud repeatedly lying about Atchisou.
The Eicts arc .hcse::
The camp meeting was in DonipLau
., unt, 'I.e sc:,icc. w.re interrupted
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@There is class OF political dem
ayosues in this Sta'e who would debase
heaven and galvanise hell into false
responsibility. it thereby they could
gain their own selfish ends. "Verily
they shall have their re ward"
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Oar forces at al points appear to b.
mating favorable progress. and unles,
the rebels have some unlocked for sue
cess. the rebellion must soon 70 under
Gen. Sally is after the Indians on the
Upper Missouri. where the red skins are
ns::::is all hostile. He has ] 200. the
Indians number several thousands. Th.
Sioux appear to lead off. The crew
OF the steamer Shreveport. recently
returned from the upper waters. had
several sights with the savaQes. in one
OF which ) of the former and 80 or 40
Of the latter we're killed. Il is feared
. body Of 80 miners have been killed
By the Indians. The boat WAS fred
upon At every landing.
? Our ship Pembroke has had a brush
with . number Of japanese vessels be.
longing TO the Prince Of Magoti. Il.
.oa'd seem that the orientals are fight
ing all foreigners. The French have
blown sp 600 Of their batteries.
Gen. Burnside has rendered his res.
ignatioa.
Chatsaoooga is ours. Bragg skedad.
died. Cumberland Gap is ours; i, sur
rendered to Burnsids's forces without
. light. The result. ~ cannon and
1000 prisoners. These events. it is
sa'd. have alarmed the rebel dynasty a.
Richmoad. and Lees army is reported
70 have fallen back very unexpectedly. |
'e9y probably begins 10 think be had |
better be getting his neck out of the
halter. 2 iaa faf |
0es. sehsnek has cent the propristors
Il tho Baltimore Republican down intol
Dixie for pubiishing treason. Good.
Gov. Seymour. of New York. ha.
81
covered his name and memory with
'ternal intamy BY refusing to aid in the
'xecntion Of the laws while the draft
'as progressing in his State. Gen. Dix!
equessed him 70 pledge .he support Of
he State militiaif they should BE- need.
d. and be would not do H.. U. s.
roors were sent. Thus he shows his
Ioven foot. el !, sEs
Lsassnvor'h b guarded every night.
nd her military organizations are very |
omplete. a1 h'a is $50
Several attempts 4. robbery have rel
'n'ly taken place in Lsavcnwor,h.
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Besiies the above. The County oues
the Stale about three thousand dollars.
Delinquent Territoria! Tax. linclu'Ied
in the above Sale Certificates on haadl
for which the Board have ordered the
issue al .~eo..y-year Bond. to 's:s s'"'e'
agreeable TO law.
r The Bo ,rd would remind I'll PEI
sons that they can nov obtain Deeds
from the County for Lands sold at tie
First Tax Sale. BY paying the sm.nni
for which the same we're sold. wii! in
ieres, and ro-'s added
By order u Ike Board, August 10 !.
1868.
NJ. R. DUTTON.
County Clerk
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Senator Fiahbaok's Statement.

w. H. n. FssaDAcx. State Senate
from Johnson County In q letter to ih
Times over his own proper signature
makes the following statements. w
have no quarrel with any man or sst o
men. as such. but We want the ey,sx
strike where it may. lie, every ma,
stand or fall BY the right. If ,hss'
statements are not true, Lane can die
prove them; If they arc srse. be mas
lie under them. We only give wha
Purports to be the /aas in Fishbaek' :,
paper.
He ssys he vent 10 Washington viii
. petition from the citiseus O. the Dor.
der counties Of Kansas. asking for q
Home Guard regiment. to BE- rai.ed
under the authority Of Gov. Carney.
He met the Kansas delegation to Con.
gress iu Warrington. asd laid the mat.
Ter before tbeo.
''0en. Lsne became furious as the
presumption sf the petitioner IN saving
they had not received that protectioo
which they. - loyal citisens. were en-.
titled 10. He declared. vshsmeutlv.
they had received all the pro.scsion
they were entitled 10. I said in reply.
then. 0eaera'. the. only protection ws
are entitled 70. is 10 have our citizens
murdered. our houses burned. and our
property carried away BY the guerrilIss
Of the Missouri border. Gen. Lane 70
fused to have anything 70 do With the
petition. assigning these tvs reasons:
ist. The petition would iyxss Aej.
Gen. Blunt By saying the citissss had
not received that protection they were |
entitled 70 receive: ed. that .hese vas !
too ~sxeA poIiticsl pescer 70 6e sises to
tie Governor in ya;s,.g sxek a yeg;imeaa.
After much discussion aud delsy.
Gen. Lane prcsssied . new expediset. |
Himself and NJ. Wilder shosld petition !
The Secretary Of Was 70 have tie pro- |
per akksovieiss raise tie regiaess. Tot
which ! assen,ed-any.hing to get the
protection On the border.
The last named petition vas drawn
up. and was signed BY Gen. Lane. A.
z. Wilder and Lieut.. Gov. Osborn
Mr.. Pomsroy was absent from the ~
Il distsucs. sso oHp m
went with Gea. Lane % The Warl
'&ce. sLerc be psssealeG this petition
,itkovt q eomment. end immsdiesely re-
ired. He said 10 ms ihsIs wss one
precedent. Imss. nk pre-
at ~ y,,r';r;on from NE c;t,.cps -; n. ,
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BY q set Of lecberous aud dru nken
stretches = male and female -of The
basess sort The leading nsn was a
deserter from the Union army the lead
ing "woman" vas q secesh. A portion
Of the gang.if not majority. were from
Atchison county. the res. from Doni-
phan. Their conduct was such As will
no, bear putting in print. They dis
surhe'l the meeting. and made threats
of what they would do. The meeting.
under the circumstances. was closed
sooner than it would have been. Just
at the close the ga"g came on the
ground. as they had threatened when
their wiekedness had been exposed and
broken up. to "clean out" the camp.
They threatened the lives Of Elder Price
and Rev. Lloyd. but we're arrested and
bound ever. They will be hied under
Judge Horton. one OF the editors Of the
Champion. aud he owes it to himself,
(for more reasons than one to bis coun.
~. and to the public. to make examples
of these '.lewd fellows Of the baser
sort" to the utmos: rigors Of the law.
As TO copperhe.d and Union-they
had nothing to do with tit was tut
wickcdness and devilish disposition.
aside from politics. which caused the
crimes 10 be Derpetrated.
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r. The recent election 10 Maine
has resulted in an overwhelming Union
victery-evcryshing has gone for The
Onion.
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MuRDxR.-Cspt. Charley Burchard
was shot dead about 10 o'clock on
Thursday night BY Thomas G..a.agan,
both recruiting officers for tie 18th
Resin-nt. There seems 10 have been
some trouble between them heretoiore
in regard to some recruits. and Gahasau
says Burchsrd es,ic~d men away from
him.
On Thursday nigh. Gahagan vent 10
the Carpenter House and inquired Of
Mr.. Brainard. wto Was sitting on the
porch. il he knew where Barehard was.
He replied that he Was in bed. G. then
went in after h,m. woke him up and
brought him out where Brainard was.
Gahaean had his pistol 10 bis hasd oil
the time. Burchard asked him wha:
he wanted. G. replied. Il came tv ar
rest you." Burehard then asked for
his authority. when G. replied. "D-n
you. I've got It," but he did not show
it. Burchard then whispered to Brain.
ard TO come along with them, lor he
thought g. iniesded 10 kill him. G..
wouldn't let him so. and said. ''lf you
do you will get the same that he does. :"
G. then laid hold Of Burchard and took
him prisoner to the Market House, when
he shot him down on tho sidewalk near
the door which lesds sp stairs. The
guard then came up and asked g. wh.,
that shot was Cred for. lie replied.
There's been man shot" The guard
asked him Who did it. He replied, 81
did IT," The guard shen took him 10
charge and kept hin in the Make.
House all night. and then lodged him in
j"'i yesterday morning. Conservative
Why don't the Conservative pitch
into Anthony for not preventing such a
shocking murder. in . manner 90 bold,
in the ''best governed city IL the TN
ion!" With less than one man % the
square mile in his District. i, expects
Ewing to prevent raids into Kansas
certainly with his "ef6cien, police force
Anthony ought to prevent such open
murders ,u the stsests Of Leaveuworth
he is the model Mayor"
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Liabilides, .anl. Assets isf lie G,

To sDesue a Sesips eshainAiue i.i,, faF
Octobe1 ~, l6G3 s--,Sseas n
" Amount Of do ssusi since io,lIe ~
Total OF Script Issued and ouistandiae l-!aAH
By amount OF SeFps cancelled
y (sos including interesD 1a,sH3a
Leaving balance ouistaudise az <,1sS 81
Amount q Tax Sale CertiAeases held .
by the COUNTY, iseludsag subsequeus
taxes, eose snd inesFesa skssooA esf, s,ro6eess,
Tax levied for expenses OF current
year, (uciuding 90 per cost for de-
t1qeHnss,) &c: n
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APRIL A. 1864
NAY TERN. 1853.

=, ..cie aud bla0is for Co Otiicsrs SIS a
Court expenses Clerk, Attor.
neys, sheu9 jury and witos.s ssa,3
Drake Bros. for Blank BooE ''~S ~sS
~. y. Dstton, Clsrk frss r AST
;. Oodsworth STATIONERY and ~sib
J. W. Day Judges fees = e e aL
\. Maeombcr, hauling prisoner 80
=. z. Bayne returning Poll R0ok. NssS
-. y, habbell, Psisting aatioe of
.. WWusen'P'icn Ws.P and deciding land S0seo
y Wai'elsead and Grover cost bills
IN ie55 and 1857 sos n 90 /
y. w: Taylor Sheriff foes iSso
=: Colby, Supt. Pub. Inst. III rs a ii
= ". H. fsirholm, deputy sher.
= Iho.. r, Fsplou, Salary ~ D,.
:. Ia, c,,,. -, triet 3ttorncy lCe 20 q
yos; Coiton Nlipsss ~ court "a
ur'mn' Barnes and Chsp,nap, MI
p. aaSo. cs~Wlssionsss ises mo, 3, q ;.
= I,,rx.il ~, .ssh q hsso.xl :,sso
% y: Colby Co. supt Pub inss Mwod
: ;.aGis, IN Si1s r''q;,. AZ SesS5' e. 50 jury go
herd ami Frcch articles furnish.
rd'" rturcr ioro
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AN IXHIBlT.

Showing the Receipts and Ex-
penditures of Jefferson C5un-
ty, for tic year ending October
lst, 1868,
REPORT OF COUNTY CLERK
Showing Amount Of Scrip Allowed by
the Commissioners Of the C.Dusiy. end
to whom issued during the Year. Isi
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s uIultUIe 4uU 60ul
Implements.

= diploma Tor the pe,t oi ,ach Of the FOLLOWING.
bureau. Side Board, WARDROBE. Dining Ia.
Ole. Breakfn Z do. Center do. ses Parlor .Cnairs,
hiichen do, Office do Rocking Char. Cnurn.
cheese Vat, Cheese Press. set Cosags fura.
lure, Bedroom do, Washing Machine, Butter
slfkin, Fork barrel, Molcsshs keg. Door, Pei
Window Blinds. Window sash. n
Best display Of Furniture 90
do specimen OF Workmanship ssoii 80
('umf.ittao \ s,It Y
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FEBRUARY "a, 1863,

T6DnO AM ~, 1000.
jed. Faulkner, Judge y, siec f..
tiou, 2gN
Drake Brothers, stationery, 2ll3 2
7. u Hub1eii, printing, 1920
W: koberts. '' 1900
Cost B,l, in crminsl exam. E44
inat on, 63S
VI. Du'ton. Clerk . fees, 1870
'' salary ~ Clerk
year previous, - 100 90
" A. halzenstsla, bill for DO ,kA IL %
p" ). ;. Cooper, oil furnished
Iteasufssis o.tice, H1i7Sl
Griffin, Barnes and Chapman.
Coanty Commissioner, q 90
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Mrs. ; :. c "p-r Mr. j. W Kpbsrt.
Class c. Farm Implements and Ma
e.'iUeo

Diploma " u he Yea as . premium IN
The bes, ot each Of THE following artic es rxniLi
ted: -.t
Harrow. Corn Cul,ira,or, Fanning Mill, straw
Cuiu !, Com and Cob Grinder, Realss. Now. r..
ibresLer Sugar Cane Mil. d. Evaporator. STIR.
ring Plow. BnaI ing Flow. Grain Drill, Horse
kake. Field Roller. Bee Hive. Grain Ctadlr, y
dozen Rakss. do Hay Forks. Sc, Grsin Measures.
= do. corn Broem., Corn Shelter, Core Planter
!iard, DO power, p!au Tor Far" Coz: &c. d. B,nk
Barn, double Harness; siigle do, hfiii, Pair
Horse Shoes, best specim. Black mi h Work
do any Kind OF Mcehani.m. coub,s i'ia., siux:e
do, double Shovel do. single Shove. ,:-.
Committee Amos Griffin. " x Fa,iaom,
Daniel Fisher, Terry frapp : u Daan.
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a diploma vi he gwen Z" ths exhibitor Of
the best OF each oi the following ariicl-,
Carriagc, TOP Buggy, Open d., 2 horse W..
gon, spring do. Ok Cart, Baroachc. Sleigh, Drag
Sled, Wheelbarrow.
Commi'Ieea l. V. Fairholm. &. MoDanioi. I.
=. smith. j. X: Bayne. Il. &. Turner.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1863-12-11

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