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The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1866-09-29

hiVuNibl tNtODtT lrl' w.
before the courthouse door in Winchester
sell for cash, to the highest bidder, I'll,
tract nilaud levied upon IN this ease. iyin.
Ia district No ?, Franklin county, Tenn,
f'rI to contain $40 acres, more or less.
Levied upon - the property Of G.
Gray, August IN. 'GG,
" f. huEIELL, &A'n,.
sale Ui sand.
II q nimtou rs lcri. SloyajI,
Iy virtue Of AN order Of sale, issued by
lhe clcrh Of the circuit court OF l,ranklil
county, IcNhcs5cc, viii. on
Monday, october lst, &c,
before the court housc doorin Winchester
HclI lor cash, 20 thcAiglc bidder, the tmr
TdiTidcd Interest in Il two hundred a"rt
tract of land in civil district 30 3,--lcyir,
'|,puu in Ms case.
Levied upon ~ The property oGhenjamh
S.oyall, August 8Gb, 'GG,
mpa5,a. y.T 50 I; "'N''Nh'' '''&'
sale OF Land.
john llanLs, as G Gray.
ByNirtuc oram order of ,alr, issued BY
thr clorI Of the circuj; court orErankIil
county. Tennessee. ! VINO on
Noudav. GctnLrr lsf. 'ef.
ncr,r c ,rc cnu,i Ion. WIZ ,,iw,ocLSstc,
'nII .G,r ,,.I g. ~ I Go ~ LiIJnr H.,
tract orland lrLici UIn,t 7ntft, ci,p, Iyino
in district so = frauIlin county. T1nmr
containInr three hundred and forty mere,
more or les.
Levied upon os the property Of G J.
( I.VHN. tn,Dsi ~ih 'tI
" NtitiEIi, &I'H.
ou2&,td} i 80
sale ri sapd. II,
. u,gn & c~rcrrrr -, Gr,,cs.
tla clrry; OF Inc ,",irrni,, ro,,l " rranij,1
county, Tennessee, / viii, on
Monday, ty,Ubrr 1T. GO,
! before She court hons, door in Winchester.
sell for cash. to inc HIGHEST bidder. the
tract Of Hand lryioa upon jHiij ,p.r,Iyin%
ihuI>!rit1 \" 2 ff'hII'h county l"nn"
''liai'Ih& ,n'hl''nf'" acres l'oF' or i''.'
ic''e" upon a9 tIo properly OF Ii y
''FoN'' -t'&O'y S''' 70. nr,t n.m
!" NJ HhH''I, Na9''
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H,fia Gt LOAG.
en- Williams. IS GLGray.
pr yir,ur or an oulrr ur s,lo i.n,cd IL,
the 5rlc,yh.0fthc "irCui, rnuit Of rranIi IN
county, Tennessee, will, ON
Monday, October l>t, 'GG.
Lcrorc the court house door in Winchester.
sell for cash. TO the highest bidder. the
tract ofland levied upon in This ease, lying
IA u@'''r.'t No = FRANKLIN county Tenn
containing one hundred and fifty acres,
"'Irn OF I',H'
,r'''u ,l"n ~ we properly Vi " l.
"'ay' August ',I'' %; r,,,n,,, ,,.u
,.o.n. YAK "th''A"i"N wi H.
1oS-.ll,', = ~
ser cJ IdH6.
BENJAMIN Tanning. - G.LGroy,
y" ,i,n,a 80 ,'',
,,, by .,, yIF, nr OF an or1rr Of = saI", i 1|l {, by
county. T"nn"s.oc' Wil, on ''''"''"
Monday. October lsl. 'GG.
I.r.,, Elsa ,,. l,,,. .,.,. +, u~i,.n,,.n
sell for cash. fu fine Ii"hr.r hiilnr tho
tract otloud levied anon In ihi. rl.r Iyiur
I'm district &oh. FrrnlIu county. lrpu.
said rpho lhro" hundred end forty acres.
i"Ni"i upon ~ Oh" property Of 4, l..
Angus. St'l. tj.
w il NJE!;hli,, Sh'N.
alG21'd' I'D
i&s;(a ct E.UuH,
Wool. r. - n,..,
-" ; '''''' " '''''..'
H} virtue Of an order Of @i'". sued by
'iN 'IrIn ~ ne ri!rutI court ui II.NhliH
Monday. Oc,a5rr l+r. 'un.
before thr col,rf hou4r loor IN Winchester
sell for cash. TO the l,i9lie,t bidder. The
tract OF land levied upun in this ra.r. lpinw
in distrihG No :. Franklin county. Tenn.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1866-09-29
Sales.
y Il EmbrGy, vs j NJ Porter.

In pursuance ola decree ofthc Chanccry
court, ut W hIcliesLcI, pronounced in lhls
cause, NJ August term 1850 Of said court,
.,ailI -n1L
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1866-09-29

G3S acres, 4milcs from Win
chester, on McMinnville road.
This place is well improvcd-onc brick
dwelling house and out-llouscs, beside two
double-log houses with out houses.
This place will be divided to suit purcha-
Sers. Good water and timber.
$50 acres, miles from Win
chester, on Huntsville road
10 acres cleared, 1913 acres fine timber. fine
apple orcilard--2W Lraring trees. and fine
peach orchard. Good brick dwelling, with
barn and stables.
80 acres, 4 miles from Win
chester, on Fayetteville road.
There is on this place a good blacksmith
and wood shop. with good dwelling and
Out-houScs.
This is an admirable location for black
smithing and Woodwork turner's.
Also, 20 other places in Frank
lin county,
containing from 60 to $50 acres each. cen
orally well improved. Some of them very
desirable. ~.
For particulars. as TO location and terms.
apply to
Z. s.. 'SIlES,
Ef0t ESiGic -1JcHt,
Winchester. Tenn.
augll-tf. "t.
The Norfolk post. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1865-1866, 1866-03-17

PETROLEUM Y. Nasty
Lait Pastor NV the Church NV the Moo
Dispensashun.
The Norfolk post. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1865-1866, 1866-03-17

THE CASE STATED. Punch tnus
sums ,,p the ms and out of the case at
Washington, in an unusually ciear
statement for an English writer on our
affairs:
says johnson TO hold that the States OF inc SCUM
Were eer out of the Union is SIM,
Saws Congress wa'al guess if they never were out
There ain'tno nse for letting EN- in
The Norfolk post. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1865-1866, 1866-03-17

in navment for old scores they received
selves. III was evident, however, from
the promptitude with which they acteu,
that they were not unused to an emeute
of this Kind and its remedy. A reserve
of a dozen men, under charge of ser
geant, instantly filed out of the ponce
barracks and were formed across the
street; Others who had been on duty
with only their swords in the streets,
larted in and reappeared with their
muskets. In a minutes time very re-
spectacle company front extended across
the street. and it felt like old times no.
so long gone to hear the sharp ordeI
'fix bayonets, charge" when the mop
took to fight.
The Norfolk post. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1865-1866, 1866-03-17
III

From the Rev Joseph IT, Kennard, Pastor Of the Tenth
Baptist Church.
Ihaye been frequently requested to connect my name
with Communications different kinds of medicines, but
REGARDING the practice Of my appropriate sphere
hayei all cases declined bat with clear proof in va
rius instances and particularly in my own family, al inc
usefulness of Dr. Hollands German Bters depart TOT
once from my usual to express my ll COZ yco
that for general debility Of the systeDi, and esect0 w yot
Iire, C,,arIai IL is safe and rdiuabte prepof0fsoR.
In some cases it may fail but usually doubt not u
" he very beneficial to those who suffer from the ABOVE
canses Yours, very respectfully,
Eighth below Coates street
philadelphia December a. 1854.
Raw z Herman, Of the German Reformed Chntch
Kutztown Bers County, Pa, was cured OF Dyspepsia Oh
| twenty years standing
| N suaneer Editor of the CultsTfst, No. % North
civtb stree Philadelphia says this Bitters was recon-
rnnJed TO him by medical friend and six bottles cured
~, If complete prostration Of the nervous system
p0r Newton Brown, D. ID Editor of the Encyclopedia
~ Religions Know ledge and Christian Chronicle Phi
adelpha. p,,,;s
| pT Levi O. Beck Pastor Of the Baptist Church, PEN
| harton N J. formerly of the North Baptist Churen
philadelphia at present Pastor OF the baptle ohuie
| at Chester, Pa ... ,orn,s the;
These gentlemen express In ths strongest ,e's' Wv"
| favorable opinien OF this Bltters-
The Norfolk post. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1865-1866, 1866-03-17
.RnANpALE co, MANUFACTURERS AGENTS

l,rfrp
ARRANpAb" W.
NJ 1a7 Rroadwsy New York,
-t,. Ill, ~ .o,d |
Announce that al OF 'he a'os0 NV
for ONE of the great stagnaon of trade in the
manufacturing districts of England thIouen ny WV
having cut of the supply OF COTTON ~ Ena,;st
Valuable Jewelry, originally htenuea ~, ~. An
market has been sent on 9f s,ie Indr ihes
MUST BIZ soLp ~, a. .NntrF & 20 acting as agents
circumstance, Enean manufacturers have resolved
for the principal luz ,,,nsot 10 lie divided according
upon great 6pt APi'"t,',"' -
to the following =. i articles arc nut into enve-
Cer.in,t.s ;iat sl, sealed ur and when ordered
lopes ihdscrimna'sls, ri 10 choice and sent by mail
taken out without reee ~ ~ receint of the certificate
thus showing 10 % are m have and then it is your
Won will see what you ;e 70 - tho article or moi
pnrchasers may thus obtain CON Ma,en' p,a"oha
pn, ar any set of Jewery on our st or oNh polL""'
| 'N"e' " - a.. crNTs FOR CERTIFICATE.
eht'p NV mail We shall charge for forward
In all trahsae' sying hostage and doing the bust
s % cents each, which must De enclosed Whoh ,he
nes, fot il sent Tor Five Certificates Will be sent Tor
q eleven for &, thirty Tor 49, ss 'e III si'' INV
| hundred for Sl5.
wt,T THE apREss" SAY OF US.
VIVA"
crr,r GIFT pIsTRmUToy.-A rare opportunity - OF
obiAl ,,ainng watches chains diamond rings, silver
e.eo tc by Messrs Arrandae Co. at mol Broaa
way. They nave gu ~ Ia a. one dollar each The distri
value, ana an si;rv dopeyou agree to take certificate
u buoh Is ,icie enclosed in an envelope, and are MOI
ola certain ar'i lollsr unlpss You are satisfied witt
?, required TO pay ctanlv he worth more than tina
Ta %sE S se So or Sc "A tSceen. mod
s sSs Of a % enthusiastically Times " T. CITY
- February 40 - =, have LONG basn PERSONAL
,r known to u.s. ana W. N y Scoifisch America
az | worthy OF pnonc oo'N'F
IN | Jour. June IL, Oh
m | t,o ;rsnected at the ofiics Of Arrandaie 20
we n' CO. Tnropean Manufacturing Jewellers, Jar
assortment also noticed large quantity of
newest Ind understand that the whole OF these new
yer Gnu are 10 he disposed novel print
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ID

BEWARE OF COUNTERFEITSt
r. See that the signature OF ~ NJ JAChSoN So"
the wrapper Of each bottle 49,, -
e. sboud yonr nearest Druggist not have the artl-
s do not be put off by any Of the Intoxicating pfepa
lions hat may offered in its place but send 10 u.s. anu
va :, III forward securely packed, by express
PRIscIPu OFFICE AND MaSuRAcroRr.
NO. 6sl ARCH STREET.
| PHILADEiPHIa, Pa
JONES & e V A n S
TsuccessOrs to C. NJ JACKSON & COL
PRoPRIEToRs,
Hs- For sale by Druggists and Dealers in every tow
.hs rn,,ed States. sir dec25--2aw1y
The Norfolk post. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1865-1866, 1866-03-17

rFrom the Rev. VIM Smith, formerly Pastor of the Vim
ceutown and Milville IN. j. Baptist Churches
Having used in my family number of bottles OF your
oor ands German Bitters, have to say that regard
Their as an excellent medicine specially adapted t re
move the diseases they recommended for. They
strengthen and nvigorate the system when deb tted
and are useful In disorders of the liver loss Of
&C. have also recommended them To several o. m
friends who have tried them, and found them gre st
beneficial in the restoration of health
Yours truly, NM SMITH,
No. 966 Hutchinson street, Philadelphia
The Norfolk post. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1865-1866, 1866-03-17

Neeotiate LOANS for FARMERS and PLANTERS
also for ASSOCIATIONS, CORPORATIONS ana . Svn-
pANIEs and partnerships for the cultivation OF CUi
TON SUGAR RICE and all SOUTHERN PRoDoolo'
also for the LUMBER and TURpENrlNE business,
E Procure WHITE LABOR, native or ioreign 10 supply
snecial demand Orders are solicited. ,,,
Organize Associations for the development OF ManlNo
and MANUFACTURING interests and the eElILh-
MENT Of SOUTHERN LANDS. ,,,o, ,..,,,,,me
purchase n nd forward MACHINERY, lMPBhMENIS,
SUPPLIES, &C., for FARMERS, PLANTERS anu
Give careful attention to tho collection and securing OF
dehts and the adjustment and settlement oil Chains oi
every description .sor of,hc
Their Correspondents and associates are men oil inc
highest professional ability, business capacity ana hoea
nosition in their respective localities Their pan Y
business is thoroughly Systematic, and ell It's details ny
carefully arranged TO the utmost rcspohslo
and reliability Az business entrusted to them OF rheil
coyreqpondents will receive prompt attenlon ,,,,
| con,nensntion will consist ENTIRELY oil eoh"io
| SONS, and charges will be moderate.
| AUTHORIZED REFERENCES.
| PETER COOPER Esq, New York. AZ "
| "A. LOWE, ESQ, Pres. Chamber oil Cemhiefco I've
| las COCK q, Esq. philadelphia. - - !
| GEO r. STUART Esq, Philadelphia o e
Mesrs FoIGE CARTWRIGHT 90,
| No. 20. Wide Water street -
| Agents for the city of NorfolE'-
The Norfolk post. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1865-1866, 1866-03-17

A correspondent of the Rutland (Vt.)
Herald, correcting a statement of that
paper to the effect that George w. Ken
dali, formerly editor of the New Orleans
Ptcdyu,,e, and lately wool grower in
Texas, was Burlington boy" SAYS
1T can be proved by the record that
George W. Kendall and Horace Greeley
were both born within the limits of old
Amherst, New Hampshire, the former
serving,bis appreniiceshipin the Cabinet
office, under the late venerable Richard
Boylston.
Rev. Martin Moore, for many years
editor of the Boston Recorder, died in
Cambridge Sunday night, aged 76.
The Norfolk post. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1865-1866, 1866-03-17
a!

From the Rev H. D. Fendal Assistant Editor Chr iatian
Chronicle, Philadelphia.
have derived decided benefit from the of Hoof-
lands German Bitterp and feel it nay privilege to
mend them A. a valuable tonic, 10 all who sui
ferng from general debility from diseases arising from
arrangement of the lyor. Yours truly,
E. ID. FENDA LIZ
Prom the Rev D. Mcrrige. Pastor of the Pessayunk
Baptist Church, Philadelphia.
From the many respectable recommendations given 70
Uooaands German Bitters, induced TO give them
trial After using several bottles found them TO be
good remedy debility, and most excellent tonic fol
the stomach. d. MEhhi"h.
The Norfolk post. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1865-1866, 1866-03-17

Read Who Says So.
=

from the Rev. W. D. seigfried Pastor Of Twelfth, Baptist
Church, Philadelphia
Gentlemen IL have recently been laboring under the
distressing effects Indigestion, accompanied by pros
ration of the nervous system. Numerous remedies were
recommended by friends and of them tested but
without relief Your Iloohands German Btters were
recommended by persons who had tried ten and whose
favorable mention of these Bitters induced TO try
them must confess that had aversion to Patent
Medicines from the thousand and one" quack "Bitbers
whose only aim seems TO be 20 palm of sweetened and
drugged liquor upon the community in sly way and tho
tendency Of which, fear il to make many e0nfi med
drurkard Upon learning that yours really ined
cinal preparations took it with happy effect It's al
don not only upon the stomach, but upon the ner Stu
system prompt and gratifying. I feel that hay
derived great and permanent benefit from the Of
few bottles. Very respectfully yours,
W. ID. SEIGFRIED,
No. 25l Shaekamaxon street
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TERMS OF ADVERTISING.
THE NORFOLK POST

Offers the best terms to ADVERTISERS ana rs P"''
oorre.,ond with the general advertising rates I
lther cities.
Twelve LINES or less will constitute asqusre.
Tor single Insertion per square ONE DOLLAR will be
.barsad and for each subsequent insertion TWENIi
FIVE CENTS.
Merchants Auctioneers and all Others who advsrt's
relary and occupy oneorth ofa column or more, c"n
make snecal terms and will receive liberal deducuoh
Business Cards. FIVE per month or FIFTY DOL
esRs per year.
All transient advertisements payable in advance
others monthly.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1866-11-10

AS- Tin and Japanned ware-A good
assortment always on hand, which is made in the
most durable manner. Also. Eve Troughs, Con-
duct"r Pipes. Tin Roo fling, &c
CHAS. X. SMITH.
Sioux City, june q, 1876.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1866-11-10
POTATOES IN CENTRAL NEW
YORK.

The present season has been severe
one for the potato in Central New York.
find, on digging, tina. nearly all the old
sorts, and most Of my imported, are bad
ly deceased. OF the Early Sovereign,
Garter, and Peacb-blow, nearly seventy
FIVE per cent. show disease Of the tuber I;
the Dykeman or Early Pinkeye, Easily
June, Mercer, Seeding Mercer, Michigan
Jackson White, Prince Albert, Western
Red, and several others, showed a con-
siderable blight Of foliage, and all more
or less disease OF the tubers. Of The
Goodrich seedlings best known, the Cop
pern.ine, Cuzco, aud Pinkcye Rustycoa.,
have all shown a considerable disease OF
the foliage, and the first two about five
per cent of the tuhers, while the last suf-
fered very little in foliage, but nearly as
much in tuber. The Garnet Chilli, and
Calico have each shown, in heavy sols,
a considerable disease Of the foliage, but
little, however, in tuber.
The New Harrison, Early Goodrich and
Gleason have passed the ordeal alEost
unsca,hed; in low, heavy soils, poorly
drained, however, l have detected little
rust upon the foliage while digging over
one thousand bushels, not half peck of
diseased tubers were found. 1t is proba-
bic that the hardness Of these roots will
never be excelIed.
Mr.. Goodrich used to say shat varie-
ty Of the potato that would withstand our
severe seasons for the health of the plant
without showing disease under any cir
cumstances, was never yet produced, and
never would be-
Out Of about 10000 seedlongs, origi-
mated aud tested for term Of years by
that observing and highly useful expert
menter, be succeeded in raising three or
four kinds that seldom show the least
trace of disease. Snch result is "suc-
cess" and such a life not failure. -
Country Gentleman.
- . . >-----
"When / goes a sboppin," said an old
lady, II alters asks for what wants and
If they have it, and lis suitable, and |
feel inclined to buy it, and it's cheap, and
can't be got for less, l most alters takes
it without chaprcring all day, as some
people do
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1866-11-10
4 ! , , . 6

y .
Fire Policies issnei tlr ,ugh its Agencies for tho
year $780, is suggestive" of the wide spread and e.-
ten,ive business enjoyed iy the PIIE\lN and the
emphatic desire among all classes for the rru,e..
ton its policies afford.
Branch far the Vest and South,
No. ~ Hest Fourh 81. Cincinnati, D.
II. NJ. MAGILL, Gent Agent,
HE- Phoenix P"'ici", issued promptly by
GEO. WEARE, Resident Ag't.
marchl7-3m Sioux CITY Iowa
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1866-11-10

A revivalist in Binshamton, N. Y, en-.
countered large sized African, and
asked him: MY good man, have you
found the Lord 2" To which Sambo re.
piled in a surprised manner: "Golly,
massa, Is de Lord lost p
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1866-11-10

DIR. Strick lands Pile Remedy ha,
cured thousands 81 the worst cases az tini and
Bleeding Piles II gives Immediate rcli. ( and cf-
fect> a permanent cure. Try it directly. Ii Is
Warranted t" cure. For sale by all Druggists At
81 cents per bottle. fchI1ly
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1866-11-10
Dissolution Notice.


1A0 ACRES Of Prairie Land in Nebraska az
s)OOmiles II ON Sioux City equal in quality TO
any in the Territory. Also, 100 acres Of timber.
For rthcr information enquire of
JOHN CURRIER.
Sioux City, Marcl, 10, 1856 -3m
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1866-11-10
CALL! CALL! CALL!

10- We can afford to, and will sell all
our goods At prices which in these times
will make i. an object both in purse and
happiness for the rich and poor, the eco
nomist and the impsosidenl, the epicure
and the frugal to purchase Of Us.
D0Cash for the seller and satisfaction
to the purchaser, is the business motto Of
. janl-66 H. d. BOOGE l. co.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1866-11-10

A large 10. Of Corn, Wheat, Oats and
Pork waited, for which the best rates
will be paid Also, Dry and Green Hides,
Furs. and all kinds Of Produce taken in
exchange Tor goods,
;acI CrurrETED l. NAnInN
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1866-11-10
JAKE CARE OF YOUR

Is warranted to he the only preparation known
70 cure coughs, Colds. ii arS.il"s~. Asthma,
W G""Iing Cough, Chronic Coughs, trn-t.rnttiun
bronchitis and Group. Being prepared fl. IN !icu-
"N and Herbs 1t - healing, sottenine and "xrrr,c-
Fttlng, and PARTICULAR, suitable for all FIFE tions
CT the Throat and Lungs. Fer sale by Druggists
ever, wLere.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-02-23


Gail Hamilton says one can be daughter,
sister, friend, without impeachment OF one s
sagacity; but it s dreadful Endorsement of a
man TO marry him.
"A South Carolina planter has sent North
for QUE hundred German immigrants to work
his plantation, and others propose to do the
same.
/ The model lodging house now erecting at
Montrouge, France, by direction of the En-.
press, is so arranged that rooms for single
men will be obtained at $40 per annum. The
apartments for married couples will range
from $40 to $50 year, and comprise two
rooms and kitchen, with an abundant sup
ply of water.
The Florida Legislature has voted Mar
tha NJ. Reid pension of $500 a year, for
services in the rebel hospital.
The Vernon Central Railroad has had
about thirty engines disabled by recent COLI
sions and aecidents
Eleven men were frozen to death in the
vicinity of Hamilton, Gilmore County, MINI.
on the night OF the 10th ult. Six Of them
we're frozen in sleigh while passing alene
the road. Another man was found frozen ir
a standing posture with his hands over hi:
face, and only three or four rods from =
house. -4.z.a.a.-44
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-02-23

The committee that was appointed at the
Mahaska county fair, last fall, for the pur-
pose of making arrangements to hold sheep
shearing festival, next May, met at Union
Hall, in Oskaloosa, on Saturday, 10th Of
February, 1866.
After full consultation, it was determined
by the committee to hold a sheep shearing
festival, on the fair ground in Oskaloosa, on
Thursday, the oath day of MAY, 1856
The following resolutions were unanimous
ly passed:
Resoired, That there be cordial invitation
given to all wool growers out Of the State, as
well as those in Iowa, to attend the festival
and compete for the premiums
ResotUed, That all persons attending from
distance, shall be entertained free of charge
and that DR.. 5. K. Rhincha-t. Rev. R. 4
McAyael and Judge Vim. Loughridge, be ap-
pointed committee te make the necessary
arrangements to receive and entertain those
attending from distance.
The following list OF premiums are offered
and will be paid. The committee NAV make
some additions to the list by The time the fes-
tival comes of, If thought expedient
The best thorough bred spanish Buck OF
any age, with complete pedigree. Tracing
back oh both sides, TO some well known
breeder OF pure Spanish stock. $500
The best Eve of any age with pedigrees as
above, $500.
Awarding Commitsee-J. s. Mcfarland
Iowa Cay; James Knowles, Knoxville f.
AcCarral, Kirkvlle
Best grade Merino buck, two wears old and
upwards, $500.
Best grade Merino eve two years old and
upwards, $500.
Best grade Merino buck one year old. -
Bes; grade Merno eve one year old. So
Committee-Thos McGiffin, Fairfield: Mr..
Hickock Grnnell j. Stewart Fremont
Sweepstakes. Best back Of any age or
breed, $40.
Best eve of any age or breed, SIS;
Best buck OF any age or breed, shearing the
largest per cent of wool .unwashed for
weight ofcarcass $5
Best eve ofany age or breed, shearing the
largest ner cent of wool for weight OF car
cass, So.
Comnittee-Isaiah Meeks, Bonaparte;
Owen Stevens, Sigourney; Matthew Long,
Iowa Co., (Stellapoles P. o.
Long wool or mutton sheep:
Best buck of any age, s..
Best eve OF any age, S3.
: COiunittee ctOdQaru, JOnn Mllilkln,
David Carnahan x
Best and fastest sheepshearer, all things
considered SIS.
I'd best sheep shearer, all things consid-
cred $3
Committee-Hon J. B. GrinnelI, Hon. J.
NJ. Shaffer, Hon. George c. Wright
The following rules will govern the com
mittees, in making up their rewards, except
the two last premiums in sweepstakes. lst
Constitution, I'd, size and form of sheep Sd,
quality and quantity of wool in proportion to
weight of carcass; 4th, if buck, his known
breeding qualities; 9th, age of sheep; 9th,
condition of sheep; 7th. age Of fleece. The
two last premiums in sweepstakes will be de-
teTmined by the largest per cent Of wool to
weight Of carcass, taking in consideration the
condition OF the sheep.
The following was unanimously adopted
Rss0lced, That the .0skatoosa Herald be
requested to publish the proceedings of this
meeting, with a request that all papers in the
State copy 5. G. CASTER,
Sec of Com