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for Pennsylvania. but there have been sales re-
Gently.
M0LASSES.-T is nothing doing to day in Mo-
as:es but We quote IS crop UnPa az new
crop English Island at 5000 cts. and Porto fico at
6 Ss F pS e and 5 e s 9T e' inactive
but prices are in general unchanged. some ceIs!u-
cradle Bacon is going forward 10 the South the ha,
mcnts within the last day two reaching ABOUT "VO
hhds but it was mostly sold some time since Bacon
may be quoted at AZ cts for sh9ulders app 4 cls
for Sides We notice sale toaay Oh - mus P9if
cts There is nothing whatever doing in Mess Pork,
and We quote it nominal at S2oe2s5O {! hbl A lot
of 200 tferccs Lard was sold to-day, deliverable in
PhiladeIphia ut buyers option during June, at 19l%
cts but Lard on the spot Is very DUH at 1871 cts foT
Western and iI3iglS cts for Butchers.
RICE.EWc have heard ofno sales to-day, but we
quote East India at 93s@l0 cts; Carolina nominal at
-SGGARs.-There is very little inquiry for Sugars.
and are without sales 10 report to-day. The mar
ket feels very senslbly the decline in gold, and Su
oT v sas fair to good renn ars
cts for far TO primo grocery Cuba and English
Island; 12@l33 cts for fair 10 prime Porto Rico: II
fugalS.
REFINED sUGARs.-The rates are as follows, VIZ:
Crushed; l449l5 cts for c. and c. Extra and l3@l
sEEDS.--Cioyerseed is very dull. The offerings
are large, but there is none selling and we quote IT
nominal st S696.50 per hushel. Timothy seed :
dull at Slg4.25, and VIC quote FiaZseed dull at
S2.jUG2.0) Z buShel.
SALT-Liverpool is dull. Ground Alum is sell
ing at $2@2.l5, the inside figure being for light
weight, and Fine at $355@560 for Worthington,,s 5.
and 340la3 50 p sack for less known brands. Turk
Island is firm at 50 cts Z bushel.
WHISK1.-Whisky.i is lower; sales Of about l0l
bhs Western were made to-day at S2.90@23iF gal
lon and we quote il closing mt the inside figure.
New York Markets
New YORK, March 6.-Cotton is dull; sales Of 900
bales. Flour has a declining tondency-common 10
cts lower good steady; sales $500 bbs: State $500
IS 80; Ohio Ss3041l; Western S. S0faS35: Southern
unchanged; sales at $3.50. Wheat is duh Tor eon
mon-g0od ct higher; sales Of 320GC bushels; choice
new Milwaukee club Sl.77@l75. Corn is dull; sales
of 600 bushels at 77@79 cts. Pork is heavy; Mess
S27122. Lard heavy at l6@18l4 cts. Whisky dull.
Sugar quiet at l014@l3 cts. Coffee is steady at 23a
cts Naval stores firm. Petroleum dull at n cto.
Freights dull; cotton per steamer = CT Corn T. els.
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pE:lpSseinhin Markets..

PHILADELPHIA, March 6--Flour svery du;I; Super
$695.75; Extras $7&7.1j; Good red Wheat readily
commands S225. Corn lower; 5000 bushels yellow
sold at - cts. Whisky very quiet at S2.18G 81.
Provisions are dropping; Ness Pork $3.50. Lard
lS3I@l9 cts. Eight hundred bags damaged Rio
Coffee sold at auction at l2'4@l6 cts cash.
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TO FARMERS,

The subscriber, having established an ARe-,n, co.
the PqFp9Se, ls now prepared to furnish THE "A NJ
Frs WITH LABOR, White or Colored, End IopId
respectfully advise fdose In want of Lsoor To ssnS
Agents TO represent thom In Associations Of CinbS
&c. Tns Eil prove g5sat saving cf time And IA
pSnss 70 Lhs 1aLLaats nor further information &c
OLIVER Woo. General AErnt
oe+-H 81 Sacond Straet RaltiinoTs ma
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IMMENSE EMPRovEWEwT
HICKS PATENT DIRECT-ACTING, RECIpRO-
eating PISTON w
s I FAME N GIN Y s.

c fEns sn ~ per cent in space weight transportation
Win great economy in steam ID repaiTs The cBean
eSS, saplsS !. most compact and durable made.
tio *; % Marine, Stationary Portable Locomo-
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GimcinnmtI MarIAets
n..,iInneInl,.n CattIe siarl,nt.

CGacISE4TI, March 6.-Busness is almost ontirel
suspended. Provisions are unsettled, and there ar
no buyers for City Mess Pork at $2I.l5. Lard IS Of
fered at IS cts. with small sales. Whiskey S2,25
HOid 1906
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WILLIAM KNABE 4, co.'s
EEzsrSxzsssszs$$#A% CELEBRATED
sTeFfs GOLD MEDAL PIANOS.
GRAND SQUARE AND UPRIGHT
PIANOS.

These instruments have been for thirty years be-
fore the public, in competition with other instru-
ments Of frst-class makers. They have, throughout
the profession and the public as being unsurpassed in
every quality found in a fTst-class Piano.
TARERoONg,
No, $50 ". BALTIMORE STREET,
Near Eatotc.
Every instrument guaranteed for five years. iel-ly
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OF this amount 81 29i 80 $3.50 was applied to the
redemption of loans. and 81 SO for the
rent expenses of the Government
Of American securities, BsriRRs circular by the
Asia says: There has been good demand this
week for United States $50 bonds, which have fuc-
tuated in price. but which we now quote at $50
$50. Illinois Central shares, 16l2a e NeE GGT;
and Eric shares 5S@5315 Virginia 6s, dollar bonds
HOP. Other securities without business
We extract the following from the New York Tri-
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1866-09-27

made greater sacrifices? He he'd bin.
Alderman OF his native town, and VICE
President-he yuz TOO modest to make
a speech, but eff he wuz Joodas 1skariot
who wuz the Savior? He he'd swung
around the cirkle and hedn't found none
so far He left in their hands the
2 3 An SO on, until near St Louis. when
We penetrated a Democratic country. NV
which / informed his Majesty How
knowest thou? seq he Easy SEE L
Il observe in the crowds q large pro
portion NV red noses and hats with the
tops off ] notice the houses Imprinted,
with pig pens in front NV EN-; and what ID
more, / observe that crowd compliment
700 direct, instead NV doin it, ez hereto
fore. over Grants shoulders The
knights NV the Golden Crkle. which l
spect is the identical cirkle you've bin
swingin around lately. love 700 and APP
proach yoo confidently"
The President briske1 up, and from
this to Indianapolis he spoke with
fiooidity never observed in him before
l may say, to use a medikle term, that
he had hemorrhage of words. AT the
latter city our reception was the most
flatrin Nv any we have experienced The
people, when the President appeared on
the balcony Nv the Bates House, yelled
SO vociferously for Grant, that the Presi-
dent when he stepped forward to ack-
nowledge the compliment coodent be
t heard at all. He waved his hat, and the
more he waved it The more compliment
tary the crowd became. Grant! Grant
they yelled, and the more the President
showed himself the more they yelled FOL
Grant, until, overpowered by the warmth
NV the recepshun, and unwillin to expose
his health, the President retired without
slingin speech at EN-, but entirely salts
fed that the people wuz with him.
The next mornin the office holders u,
the State, without the people, assembled
and he made his regler speech to 'em
witch appeared to be gratifyin to botf
him and them. The President does mo-
like to sleep with q undelivered speech
on his mental stumick. 1t gives him thu
nitemare.
Here left the party, for short time
that l mite GO home and attend to my
official dooties. There is five Northern
families near the Corners wich must he'
notice to leave and eight niggers to hang
he'd orders to report to the party some
where between Louisville and Harris
burg witch shall do, ez. tIaveiin by or
| der, l get mileage and SIGH.
PETROLEUM V. Massey. p. NJ.
witch is Postmaster,)
(and likewise chaplin to the expedishn)
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A-..J-.., =, ~. (,,.t;t,-
Joint ResotH,1s p.Sissy :"
TO" q me IsA ~ 60. IA pou~e If Representa.
Resolred, BY tne Sensse -. s1 - r,onmr.ss 40
tives OF the United os.ss ~ H...n. .cnr,;no ,hs.
sembed, two-tnses - osn ,sJ - ~. Iegislatnre
the following sLusn - PoR -S.,s,t 10 The Consti-
tuition of tho untea siase:, ~n,cn' hsi ta xsia y
three iourthe OF aAm Ass n. '' "
part OF the Consu.eI' An -. torr mr. natural-
ARTIcLB-sAfiohi AnP =. H. ;.;d;
lied in the United osAses' ~ .ss Co.. and Of
ton thereof are cin.ens 9: soe NJ S..ts .h.,i make
the state wherein .uey 49, rn $500 or impair
enforce any laws which snah eonse o M.iP'sa,
the privileges or nmursscs 2, - e-. y. ~ TS
States. shall any Otaee oePhive any r. $50 " n
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n1- The Meeting at Centervile was not as large a

MS- The Meeting at Centerville not as large as
expected in consequence of the heavy rains; but
goodly time was had. Speeches were made by Hon.
g. W. Julian, Rev. Mr.. Stilwel, Col. Hardin Judge
Peelle and others. A glorious dinner was prepared
for the soldiers rejecting credit Centerville
neghbors.
gzS- Friends Meeting Orthodox convenes in this
city next week The other branch of Friends hold
Yearly Meeting at Waynsvlle, commencing same time.
~ Can't say that we like Bermuda Potatoes
better thah the old-fashioned Sweet or Irish;
but they do to fill the common vacuum in a
printers natural haversack; therefore do We
thank r. o. Dormer, Esq, for . big mess Of
'em. I-a -e
through caamBas Of whom q, ~ in oh
SO go to Indiana, 26 to Illinois, 81 to Kentucky, and
the remainder to Missouri and Tennessee.
Secretary McCulloch denies the statement that he
has said that money should 60 cut of the Treasury
to pay soldiers bounties. Nothing of the kind has
been uttered BY him On the contrary, he states
that there will be delay the part of the Treasury
Gov. Morton addressed an immense gathering said
to number over 10000 people, at brazil, Clay county,
Saturday. The procession consisted of 435 double
wagons. 123 carriages l,80o men, and 400 ladies'
horseback. This was by actual count.
The total number of night, sabbath
and private schools under the jurisdic-
ton of the Freedmen's Bureau is 975;
number Of teachers employed, LAOS;
number of pupils, 90,778 OF these
Virginia has 123 schools, 200 teachers,
and 2l,7S4 pupils.
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was adopted against their remons frances
and in spite Of their threats. 1t emho-
dies Substantially in fact, the President $
original programme, and If carried in
these coming October and November
elections-as We predict it viii be. from
Massachusetts and New York WESTWARD
we trust that the administration, in
Difference to the viii Of the people, will
come back to it, Why not? Surely
this amendment engrafted upon the con-
stitution will be amply sufficient for the
restoration Of the Union. internal peace,
sectional harmony and the security of the
government and the Treasury for many
generations to come, against all disturb
ing factions of either section. Parson
Brownlow, in leading off with the State
of Tennessee for the ratification, has
shown that good thing may be done by
| bad man and for bad motive; but that
Tennessee should thus lead off for this
amendment is very remarkable and
significant fact-that New Jersey should
next follow is almost as strange; but
from good or bad designs, thus started,
the amendment will surely go through,
The Presidents quarrel and rupture
with Congress was an unfortunate mis-
| take. From recent events, South and
North, it is clear that it will prove a
fatal blunder to his administration, I'M
less he abandons it as the issue before
the people. The old contests in England
between King and Parliament are full OF
instruction on this subject. Had Mr.
johnson taken our friendly advice, and
made the distinguishing features OF his
administration a vigorous foreign policy
and sound financial system, he might
ere this have become as popular Presi
dent as Andrew Jackson. He hes yet :
fair field before him in which to retrieve
his misfortunes Let him begin de moro
by reconstruction Of his Cabinet, be
ginning with his particular marplot, thu
Secretary of State; and let him give III
Cabinet and policy, foreign and do
nestle, shaped to meet the exigencies o
the day and the developments of publi
opinion, and his administration may still
become universally acceptable and glori
ously successful. We speak to him as
friend, and, we think, in the voice of tn
people.
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a Philadelphia special to the Cincin-
natl Times says that telegram from San
Francisco announces that California has
gone for the Republicansby an increased
majority.
The New York Tribs6e Or the 2ah
says tae completion Of tAs> ealys3s in
Pennsylvania PROMISES the election of
{ General Geary by an overwhelming ma
jority, and gain Of three Congressman
to the delegation. ,..,
The New YoSk Tribune, of Tuesday,
proclaims to Union men throughout the
Nation that they may trust New York
in this campaign. 1t says that the 'Em-
pire State may be relied upon for Mt
least 20, 900 majority We can say the
same for Ohio, but our majority will be
nearer 10000 than 10000. The people
feel the necessity of discharging their
duty to the country, and they intend to
give President johnson and his party OF
rebels, Copperheads, "satraps and de
pendents," tremendous rebuks Mt the
poIls-Dayton Journal.
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"Iu lifting the kettle from the FIRE scaldcd myself
very severeiy-one hand almost 10 crisp. The tor
,ure was unhearable The Mexican Nus
tang IDimsst relieved the pain almost Immediately.
II healed rapidly, and left very little scar.
Gas. FosrER, 40 Broad ST., Philad..
This u merely q sample Of what the Mustang Lini-
ment~ill do is invaluable in all cases Of wounds,
dings sprains cuts, bruises. spaviss, ETC., either
upon man or beast
\ Beware of counterfsiss. No0e IS genuine unless
wrapped in fine steel pAse engravings, bearing the
signature of q. w. Westbrook, Chemist, and the
pirate stamp Of DExAs BARSgs Co., New fosh.
Saratoga Spring Water, sold by all Druggists
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The results of the war are pretty well
summed up by drunken Copperhead,
who hadjust executed some conveyances.
He was seen leaning against q fence with
the deeds in his hand, with revenue
stamps affixed, and soliloquizing as fol-
lows:
'rve always understood George
Washington WAS good man. He fought
against Great Britain in the Revolution
Our fathers fought with him eight years,
and We got the niger and beat OLD Eng
land out Of the stamps. General Lee
he didn't fight in the same war that
Washington did. Our boys fought with
him for four years, and now by Cd
we've lost the niger and got the stamps
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Cholera Report.

Cholera Report.
The following deaths have occurred in this city since
last weeks Issue:
Mrs. Frederick Psulus, Sept. %; Mr.. James Wat
kins Sept. 18th; Mr.. Louis Bedinbecker, Sept 81
Edwin kitson, WAS taken very severely yesterday
his Is the only new case.
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T-IS6o-X-The amount of Plantation Bitters
sold ia one year ID something startling. They would
fill Broadway six feet high, from the Park 20 Ash
street brakes manufActor of the institutions
of New York. II is said that Drake painted all the
rocks in the Eastern States with his cabslistc as.
T.-lS6e-X.," and then got the old granny legisla-
tors to pass law preventing disguring the face Of
nature" which gives him . monopoly. We do not
know how this is, but do know the Plantation
Bitiess SILL other article eves did. They are
used bv all classes of the community. and death
on Dyspepsia-certain. They very nvigoratnE
when languid and weak. and great appetizer.
Saratoga Spring Water. sold by all Druggists.
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Now that few of our earnest Johnson
subscribers are sluffng off from our support.
and supposing We can again recruit BY following
the example set by our enterprising nfighbor OF
the Telegram in offering splendid Premiums for
the largest list. We have. with profound delibe-
ration and careful discrimination, concluded to
offer the following nrst class awards:
- aIA setin' of Guinea Eggs, COM
plete. as per price list. worth per
dog. $OOO,25. This cut represents
the form of the Aforesaid species OF
Egg. and is warranted to contain the embryo
Of this valuable musical fowl. We will send
them 10 any part Of the country. by express to
.ny one sending US 800 Subscribers and $6oo. &
To apy one sending US $50 subscribers and
$500 We will send, by express, to any OF the
thirty-six States. . certified copy OF MY fohcy'
patented by A. Johnson-warranted to go-ii
carried.
To any ono sending US IS subscribers and
$3.50, We will send splendid lythograph IKE
ness of the circle that President Johnsont went
round T will look well framed.
To any one sending US so subscribers and
800, We will send full set OF cheers made
to order and delivered at different points during
tho late electioneering tour Of President John
son. -s .'+4es+ z4
To any one sending us % subscribers and
$50, We will send an exact photograph OF tne
bread and butter staple. now being dispensed
by President johnson to his faithful followers.
Fer any number Of subscribers less than 20
aad 81 for each subscriber. our most grateful
thanks will Be returned, and they will have th'
satisfaction Of getting . very good paper fo
their money. Address. Gpost paid].
PALLADIUM OFFICE, Richmond, Ind.
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SHALL the payment Of the rebel debt
be forever prohibited, and all danger of
loyal people being taxed for its payment
removed by the adoption Of the consti,
{tutional amendment Let the people
Of Indiana answer Arr in thunder tones,
on the second Tuesday in October
SHALL the pensions of our wounded
soldiers and the widows and soldiers of
the heroic dead, be secured beyond the
contingency of rebel opposition All
who say aye will vote the Union ticket.
rls SHALL JEFF Davis, Toombs, wigfall,
JEFF. Thompson, Mason, Slidell. and their
associate conspirators, be permitted to
occupy seats in Cougress2 If You say
no. vote for the Constitutional amend
ment @
SHALL all those who owe allegiance to
the United States Government and are
subject to itsilsws. be protected in per
SON and property BY the Constitution If
yon say, yes, vote the Union ticket
SHALL Lee and Beauregard be hereaf-
ter eligible to commands in our army?
ALI who say no. win vote the Union
ticket. l6A - 2e
LKr all who are opposed to placing the
Sons Of Liberty in power, vote against
the Copperhead party.
SHALL loyal Southern men who endur-
ed poverty. Imprisonment aud chains
rather than renouncs their allegiance to
the Union. be protected by the power Of
the Union, now that it il victorious over
its enemies? All who say aye, viii vote
the Union ticket-ksd. .Eoarnol.
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AGrE DR. AAGNoLIA-The prettiest thing the
'sxeetest tn ns," and the of il for the least
money. IL evsrsoapas tho sior Of Perspiratiaa sct-
and ads dshescv to the skin: delg huaI ps~
tune allsys headache and inflammation. and IS
necessary companion in the sick room, the nursery
and upon the toilet sdeboard. Il can be obtained
ywhere at one dollar per bottle.
Saratoga Spring Water, seli by all Dr~ggish.
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DIED.-At Cambridge City, First day. ed
inst OF Consumption of the Lungs REBEccA, wife OF
THApDEus WRIGHT, and daughter of ACHILLES WILL
of this city, aged 43 years, II months, and Is
DAYS.
DlED.-In this city. September 10, in the seth
year of her age, Mrs. MARY CoAsrOcK, of cOnsump-
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New 81 Advertisements
Administrators Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given that the UNDER signed has
II taken ose Of the Wsyps Probate Court letters
Of Administration on the Estate Of John n. Ham,
manns late of said county, deceased. Those having
claims against said estate will present them dolly
authenticated for settlement, within the time prescrb
ed by law, and those indebted to the same
quired TO mako immediate payment. The Estate il
supposed to be solvent.
ELIZABETH HANNANN, p
a4; Admiuistrator.
Richmond, Sept ~, 1885. 3i-33
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An who value beautiful bead Of hair, and its PR
ssrvation from premature badness and turndg gray.
will not fail 70 nse Lyons celebrated kathairon. t
makes the hair rch soft and glossy, eradicates dand
ruff, and causes the hair to grow with iuxurians
beauty. 1t is sold everywhere F
E. THOMAS LYON, Chemist, n. Y.
Saratoga Spring Water, sold by all Druggists.
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LYONS EXTRACT or PuRs JAMArcA GnGKR-for
Indigestion Nausea, Heartburn, Sick Headache, Cho-
era Morbus, &C., where warming, genial s6nul.DS
required Its careful preparation and entire purity
makes It cheap and reliable article for culinary pur-
poses. Sold everywhere, ~ 80 cts. per bottle.
Saratoga Spring Visitor, selA BY all Druggists
Nay 10, lS66.-n ~.
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INDIANAPOLIS, SEPr. Is.

INDIANAPOLIS, SEPT. 20.
Col. Thompson, removed from the
Assessorship of the Seventh District,
was one Of the delegates from the State
at large to the Southern Loyalists' Phil
adelphia Convention Col Alexander,
appointed in his stead, was q candidate
before the Convention for the Copper
head nomination for Sheriff.
Rain has been falling for two days, and
the streams in the country are again ris-
ing To day bridge on the Central
Road, near knightstown, was swept
away. On the jefferson Road bridge
shared the same fate, closing travel tenn
porarily It is still raining heavily.
The rain interfered with the intended
reception of the Loyal Southerners.-
The party arrived at half past five
O. clock, and drove quietly to the hotel.
A meeting is in progress tonight at
the Masonic Hall, which is damned to
suffocation by the Union men of the city.
Every preparation had been made for q
grand ovation, but. like the bridges, il
was all swept away.
Gov. Merton and Gen. Ben. Harrison
spoke at Evansville to day. The Gov
ernor's reception was a most splendid
one. ef
The Loyalists' meeting was resolved
delegation made short speeches. Gov
ernor A. J. Hamilton, of Texas, de
livered the longest address, which wa.
received with the heartiest demonstra
tons of applause. He wanted Congress
to take care of the Southern States
which. he said, were practically out O
the Union, and should not be readmittet
until the necessary precedent condition.
had been accepted.
Tomorrow the delegation will arrang.
their programme for the State.
Cor. Gin. Gazette.
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Richmond Horticultural Fair.

The following are the awards Of the Committee on
Premiums:
RRUIrs.
Best varieties fall Apples, not less than each,
Walker Holmes.
ID best varieties fall Apples, not less than each,
George Chapman.
Best 10 varieties winter Apples, not less than
each, Walker holmes.
ID best 10 varieties winter Apples, not less than
each, George Chapman.
Best display Apples, Lewis Jones.
Best varieties Pears, each, E. Y. Teas.
Best display Pears, c. 5. MeadenLall.
Best Ounces, W. L. Taylor.
Best varieties Native Grapes, Thomas Woodnut.
ID best varieties Native Grapes, Sylvester johnson.
Best single variety Grapes, Thomas Woodruff.
Best display Native Grapes, James Hamilton.
Best display Foreign Grapes, Benjamin Strattan.
Best display Canned Fruits, James Hamilton.
Best display Jellies, James Hamilton.
Best display Honey, not less than IS lbs. Walker