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FURNISHING o

We have q complete assortment of Gentle
mems Furnishing Goods. everything new in
style OF quality Of under gsrnsnts-Hosiery.
stocks. Silk and Linen Handkerchlefs Linen
Collars and Cufs. and all the good makes OF
Of Paper Collars. including "dray's Patent
Nodded" ~Greyloek Imitation Linen Finish"
The finest paper collar in markell -Bemis Pat
emit Shape" Troy National" Limitation Mar
sallssH and the old .Mssasoit." White Shirts.
Cashmere Shirts. Flannel Shirts Of various
qualities and in fact everything q Gentleman
needs for 8 complete outfit We can furnish him:
and Of such quality and price a. can not fail TO
be entirely satisfactory, and secure for Us q
greater extension Of our already large and rap
Idly Increasing patronage. more particulars
in this department next week. b..
As usual we are ahead of all competition in
our stock and assortment of Hats and Caps,
nearly every one Of which are manufactures
expressly for Us. saving TO buyers all the profits
made by New York jobbers. Is We purchase them
by the case. directly from and exclusively of
Manufacturer. .-s4 .
We Keep the best silk hats made in the world,
manufactured for US By Beebe 4 Co., Broad
way, N. Y. We also have the best 500 Silk
hat in this market. and We have q very fine good
quality Of SILK hat at $50 come and see them;
they are better than most Of the 81 hats in town.
A large stock Ofsoft fur and SaxonY wool hats
IN all styles from the widest TO the narrOHest
brim and from the tallest 10 the lowest crown.
All the NObhy Styles of hats received from the
We cordially invite all our friends and all
their friends. all OF our acquaintanees and all
their acquaintance. all strangers and eTe-y-
one they know, and everybody else and the rest
Of mankind. toeall and see US. look at oar goods,
get the prices, and ii you don't buy We shall be
as well satisfied, and US well pleased TO see you
again as il you do.
FIELD L TURNER.
NIB, The Ladies will find the largest and
most varied assortment Of Paper Collars aud
Cuts for their use, in town.
I. 5. We also keep Umbrellas. Leather and
Enamellsd Travelling Bags. +. X 7.
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Readm'

HHH.. ..EHH.#L. UH. "".L"
On the first page of this issue We
print Wendell Phillips celebrated leo
ture on Eeassaint L. 'ouserturs-the
great chieftsin of St. Domingo
zone Of the most remarkable men of
the last gens-ation"-althoueh he was
'1an uhnixed negro. with no drop Of
white blood in his Eeins.1 An We ask
of, the ! enemies and dstraeters Of
the black rsos, IL fhst they will be SO
honest TO themselves IS tofry and resd
this very interesting sketch impartial
~. We hssrs 81 Democrats" make the
assertion that there never Wss q black
man whs showed any of the qualities
Of.a great Issder-ss s general or
statesman. We we that Toussaint
exhibised greater gsnsralBhip and was
more successfulas q statesman, tksn
nine-tenths of those whom the world
calls great, of whatever nation Or coun-
Try. 4 democratic" Congressman
from this State, Gen. @. W. Morgan,
has made q speech. which is being
printed IN democratic" papers, il
which he assumes that the black is 81
inferior being. We tell MI. Morgan
Generalz and u. C. as he is-that thu
black hero Of st. Domingo was a. mucl
his superior ID ever, great and nobl
attribute Of mind and soul, as Abra
ham LincOIns tAndsabo poor Andrew
johnson. Again We say read tn
sketch. and we fear NOS il you =
candid man, thai you win Withhol
that praise which genius merits and
,zzes to- receive fromnamihds mff
.Cisz1yagteat and noble 70 ~sppreeiat
Hks IA masrHwE ~. 49, mrrr. a.HH is
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Henry A. Wise Turned ADO
aIltfORist.

Henry A Wise has SAID and done 8
ereat many absurd and wrong things In
his day. But in q letter Of his to General
Grant about two years ago, we ind some
sentences that are worth repeating. he
saws. s.the chief consolation I have in the
result Of the var il that slavery IS forev-
ar abolished" And again, 'long before
tbe war ended l had definitely made up
INV mind actively TO adyocate emancipa-
ton throughout The South. / had deter
mined, if / could help it, my descendants
should never be subject 70 the humalia-
tion / have been subject TO BY the weak
ness ifnot the w~ickedness of slaverysP-
Still further, he says of emancipation. al
though not approving ofthe mode of Il,
81 lnfeignedly rejoice at the TACT and am
reconcilsd 70 many of the worst cAlami-
ties Of the wal, because1 am now eopVin-
esd that the war Wss 8 special providence
of God, unavoidable by the pztioAs OF
either extreme, 70 tear loose stron " 9
black idol from which we never could
have been separated BY any other mesn:
than those Of fire and blood. sword and
sacrifice" This is sbelitionisn ofa strong
type, Mr.. Wise must rejoice in the pro-
eress and in, rovement of the freedmen
since the date of his letter. It would moi
be strange if the Remembrance OF the
John Blown affair had SONS influence on
Mr.. Wise's sentiments . GaSa ,
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The True Democratic Plat
form.

Notwithstanding the extrems power
ty of the Judges lThurman's) speech,
it must not be supposed that the So
called Democratic party is not in favor
of anything. 1t has q platform down
deep in the hearts. of its leaders ; a
platform which they would execute to
the letter if they had the power.
This platform has not been formally
drawn out in resolutions, Oh proclaimed
by conventions butt breathes through
all their speeches, perVades their litera-
ture, and is found openly or coYertly
in every column of their newspapers.
1t is the platform of desperation, of
mingled hate and revenge, and an I'M
conquerable attachment to the abuses
and errors Of the past. And the
chief plsnks in it may be described as
follows:
The reputation of the National
Debt.
The restoration of slavery, or, if that
can not be done, payment by the Ma
ton for the slaves.
Pensioning the soldiers, widows and
orphans of the Confederate army.
Recognition of the right of seces-
sion.
And the unconditional return of
rebels to political power.-GOverHoT
Morton. b
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Ne 4uWl

SerR HssFs art:ts COB, BfooESsid ! !
impaired Flowers CD sTTy, Hartford q
Fsrnsis wfesthE Ms aiHsae do asala
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Price of Gold

During the progress of the war, a re
bel Q was always followed by the
price of gold running up, and a dspre-
citation of our national securities. A
democratic victory many State now has
the same effect. Since the Democrats
have carried California; gold has run
up. A rebel victory in the war and q
democratic victory in peace, are con-
sidered by the 6nsnciers Of the coun-
try as equivalents. If you wish to en-
barrass the government and Cypress
the people, vote the sO-csled Demo
cratic ticket. 4
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AN

nv ~
Relating to a certain proposed amendment to
the constitution. and the publication Of this
WHEREAs, The general assembly Of the
State of Ohio. three-hffhs Of the members cleo
ted TO each house agreeing thereto. have pro-
posed an amendment to the COnstit ution. to be
submitted to the electors for their ap prevail or
rejection. at the election for senator's and repre-
sentatiyes, on the second Tuesday OF October.
SECTION i. Be Il enacted BY the General Az
sspabtvof the STATE Of Ohio. That the electors OF
the State shall vote upon said proposed amend
ment at the general election in October, 1851.
as herein prescribed. viz: Those voting for the
amendment shall put upon their ballots these
words: constitutional amendment. yea
Those voting against it shall pat upon their bal
lots these words: constitutional amendment.
SEC. 2. Areturn additionalto the return now
required By lEw to be made. Of the votes cast At
such election for State officers and senat ors and
representatives, and also for and sgainst the
said proposed amendment to the constitution.
shall be certified and made By the clerk Of each
county to the Secretary Of State. within ten
days after said election, and within twenty days
alter cald election. the governor, seer etary o.
state and attorney general shall open. said re-
turns and count the votes. and ascertain wheth-
er or not 3 majority OF the votes cast AZ said
election have been cast for said proposed
amendment; and fiji appears that a majority
OF the votes cast at such election have been cast
for said proposed amendment the governor
she'll make proclamation thereof without
delay.
SEC. 3. The secretary Of state shall cause the
proposed amendment 10 the constitution. pass
ed at the present session OF the general Assem-
bly, to be published in not less than one news
paper in each county Of the state where . news
paper is published, until the second Tuesday Of
october, 1866, anu he shall also cause this act to
be published in the same manner for two weeks
next preceding said election.
SEC. 4. The cost of publishing this act and
the said proposed amendments 70 the eOnstita-
ton IN each county, shall be paid out Of the
county treasury. in the county WhereiA pub
lished- .
P. HITCHCOCK.
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WE ARE CoMING.

WE R COMING.
And viii present 70 any person sending rs :
club in our Great One Price Sale. Of Dry and
Fancy Goods. DO. ask Dress Pattern. i zee
of Sheeting, Watch &c.. free Of cost Catalogue
Boston. Mass.P o. Box 512.
A GENTS WANTRD-SlO to SO = day. to in
Atroduee our new patent STAR SHUTTLE
SEWING MACHINE. Price so. 1t uses two
threads. and makes the genuine Leek Sttch.-
All other Low priced machines make the
Chain Stitch. Exclusive territory giyen.=Send
faeturers, Cleveland. Ohio.
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EouaILaws and E~quaIRights.

That is q good old Democratic motto,
but would be WOfully out of place on q
Thurman allandigham banner. And
why Because the modern democracy
do not believe in the doctrine. Equal
ity," they say, is a"humbug," and the
sentiment of the Declaration of INDIE
~pendence, which declares that "aIlmen
are created equal" theyisneer ct as a
~"glittering generality" The Repubii-
can Union party is the peoples party
The advocate Of equal laws, al
lowing all men a fair chance in the
world, to enjoy the blessings of life,
liberty and pursuit of happiness. "Be
Just and fear not" God will defend
the right. And remember that "the
right is aEoays expedient."
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1867-09-25

From Dunkirk and Salamanca
~ New FORK tins rom Union DsoOt
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o VIII Tell.

""L. N.L..
The Democracy. having a large ma.
jority in Vinton county, in this State,
are not quite so anxious to obtain the
votes of the soldiers, as their brethren
in other parts of the State appear to
be. The Register says the party in
their Convention deliberately ''snub-
bed" the soldiers, and that the follow
ing preamble and resolution express
the sentiments of the Democracy
there /: 4t
WREREAs, The Democratic party aver
had 8 contempt for these abolition, mig
ger loving soldiers !" and whereas, the
is over, and we q get along without
them; therefore,
Resolved, That the returned soldiers and
veterans can go to the ID, without any
serious injury to the Democracy.
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PROCLAMATION N,
ANNUAL ELECTIONi

7 Seth u. Laid, Sheriff Of Trumbull County,
4, Ohio, do hereby notify the quAlifed electors
Of TrumbuH County, that l
Tuesday, the sth Day OF October
next. is the day appointed BIZ Law for holding
the general election m the State Of Ohio. Al
which time they will assemble at their usual
places of holding elections, and proceed By bal
lot 70 vote for the following State and County
One Governor, one Lieutenant Governor. one
Judge Of Supreme Court. one Auditor Of State,
one Treasurer Of State. one Attorney General.
one Comptroller Of the Troasury,one Member
Of Board Of Public Works. one Stats Senator,
one Representative. one Sheriff. one Treasurer,
one Recorder, one Prosecuting Attorney, one
DIreetor, one Coroner. and for or sgsinst the
building Of q New Jail. and for or against the
Constitutional Amendment:
That It be and is hereby proposed to the elec-
tors Of this State to vote. at the next Annual
October Eestion. upon the approval or rejee-
tute for the first section Of thsfnh article Of the
Coordination Of this State. to-Eit:
Every male citiIan Of the United States. Of
the age Of tEenty-one years. who shall have
been q resident of the State one year next pre-
eeding the election, and Of the County, Town
may be provided By Law. except such persons -
have borne arms In support Of any inEnrfection
or rebellion against thu GoVernment Of the
United States. or have fed from their places Of
residence to avoid being drafted into the mill
tary service theTsot. or hays deserted the nilf
same Tlr, and have not subsequently, been hon
orahly dileharsed from the same. shalI have the
quahheahons Of an ~slsctOr, and Be entitled to
vote at all eleetionG.n p. HITCHCOCK.
Speaker pro len. II hs H5uss 81 ReDrsssafafivss.
ANDREW g. MeBURNEY,
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RRTERHrrcMa !.

a
Hon. II y. Chapman, IEx-Aayor. Cleveland.
Hon Geo B ssnter, Ex-MSyor. Cleveland Hon
H Payne. Cleveland; JudgsT Bolton, GeYe-
land; JnlgeJ CroEell. President Law Collage.
Sssis. Ss;.a a0 2 o aof 1svi sSsati'Sp eflfEs!asd
Go- Cleveland; selby, Brown 4 Pearson d.
Hover CO Cleveland; Hover z Higbse.
4 F n G1;s1ol So 3 b Anesswi Co Cleveland;
Co.. Cleveland: Geo WorthinEton & Co., Ceys-
landi N Halle 4 Co, Cleveland; Edwards.
Iosnsead e Co. Cleveland; Davis. PsixOtto
Koch. Mayer { Goldsmith. Ciersiand Wm
Bingham X Co.. Cleveland: s & = Block g
Co.. Cleueland Drs Kelley 4 Ramsey ClsTe-
and; Armstrong 4 Green. Eds Ptaia Dealer.
Schools. Cleveland; SD Harris. Ed. Ono FGr-
land Cleveland Herald, Cleveland; Ceyelsnd.
Brown 4 GO. Qieveland; Stevens e Chase. To-
Allison a Towpsley. Xenia. O.: Cooper Z Hutch
tnsons Aenia, Ohio Kew VIM fFsldley, Xenis
Ohio: Aillen 4 Jobe. Xenia. Ohio; g SOrmshy,
sup Pu5le sch1ols, Xenia. OHIO; DAeMil-
Ohio; CAPITA 9 Wilcox. ed. JograGL Fremont.
Nnio; Pratt. Ed Mar, Union Pa; VIM.
kitezel. I'D: Ckronie!e. Warren o.;ES Durham.
North Fairfield, Ohio. Professor r B POPE.
Manmee City. Ohio. Professor B P MeKoon.
ahite5toEn. New York. Pres b Fair
Hilsdale Mich; Prof Hiram Collier Hlisdaie'
Mich ProfS J Fowler. Hillsdale Mich; Il Z
Mhipple. HillsdaIe Mich; Prof Ransom Dunn,
Hillsdalo Mich; I Hubbard, Superintend-
ent Of Public Schools. Negport KY. Gen. W
Gibson. Tim. o. John T Huss. Banker. Tim
u; Hon Z g Pennington, Tim. o. Hon w G
Einkel. circlevilie. o; 5 Married. 4 Son. Cir
clevills o.; Wallace. Melvin x Co.. CircleYille,
o.. Hon. 5 " CourtEright. CircleVille, o., Ur.
? Barge Grclssills. o. Dr Z s Campbell.
WILMINGTON, o. - -llE ~ VIZ
Seholarships issued at this point. good
throughout the Association. - 7
Young men readily see and appreciate The
and single isolatsd schools
For Circulars. papers and Specimens Of Pan.
mAnehip, address fHLTON Il BfGELON,
sept u. ls67. frr Cleveland, c.
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Are now in receipt Of their fall stock of Oyer
CoRtings. Cloths, 1ricOts. Esquimaux and Cas-
tor Beavers, French. German, Englith and
American Coatings, Meltons. Cassimeres, &C.;
de-. most of them imported or manufactured
expressly for our trade. We are confident that
no other house in our trade can exhibit q stock
equal to ours for fneness of quality and finish,
for durability Of make MI color. and for cheap-
ness Of price. We have an assortment in this
department that for variety. extent and excel
lence never was equalled in this market. We
were never so we'll prepared in our Custom De-
partment to give entire and perfect satisfaction
in all respects as now. We have never had as
good or so extensive an assortment of all the
material that enters into the manufacture of 4
complete suit, or into q single garment as now.
and with increased experience in manufactu-
ring, and employing none but 6rstclass mechan-
les. nothing but the real artists in their profess
sion. using nothing but the best Of material.
sparlnE neither pains nor expense in 0rdrer to
produce the very best for the least possible
money-and always guaranteeing goods 70 be as
recommended. We solicit an examination Of our
stock and prices. Merely recalling to your re-
membranes that we were the first house in
town 10 bring down the prices of first-elass Gus
tom work to fair living rates. and that we still
continue to do that class ofwork, at less prices
than any other house in this city or in North
ern ohio,
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The State Of Ohio.

The State Of Ohio,
Office Of the SecretAry Of State ! ]. WILLIAh
HENRY SMITH, Secretary Of the Stzte Of Ohio.
do hereby certify that the following Is 4 true
copy Of an act theEein named. passed by the
General Assembly Of the State Of Ohio. on the
18th day Of April. A. u. 1867. taken from the
original rolls on file in this Office.
In Testimony Whereof. / have here
unto subscribed my name and an
lsEAL.1 the Seal of this ONCE. at Columbus.
the 18th day Of September. A. d.
WIN. HENRY SMITH.
Secretary Of State.
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Wheaton's ointment is an old and well
tried remedy, which keeps constantly increas-
ing IN popularity, as its merits become
known. II has been before the public for more
sixty years, and is universally acknowledged to
be the most certain and speedy cure ever dis
covered for Salt Rheums Ulcers, Chlblsins.
letter, Pimples Blotches. and all eruptions Of
the akin, while il is a sure cure for the Itch. and
will eradicate the most obstinate cases in torty-
eight hours.
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BOOK AGENTS WANTED,

NOV ready for delivery, . nav workof uni
Versal impOrtanee. is wholly unlike ordinary
subscription books. Is standard. was prepared
BY the best talent IN the country. Is highly COM
nended by the most noted literary and scientific
man: An Agent Of ten years experiences says
be sells moretn proportion to hose called on
than any work he ever sold. Has no eompeti-
tion: -fteight prepaid. besides the largest COM
mission; eetnsr Inducements are offered. too
Only experienced and successful Agents
Wanted. For particulars address.
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EAso wifsoUf eHAEdE OF eoAcHEs.
from and after Auult 2sth. ISL. Trsins will
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Won ARE WANTED! LOOK HERE

Agents. both male and female. wanted every
where to sell the PATENT I~NPROvED INK Re
sKRvOIR, 10y which from one to two can be
written without feFlenishing with ink,D and our
Fancy and Dry Goods. etc. Can clear from g
to SO a day. No capital required. Price 10
cents, with an advertisement describing an afti-
Gle for sale in our Dollar Purchasing
Agency. Circulars Sent Free.
= EASTMAN KENDALL,
~ Is Hanover st. Boston Mas.
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nas- The Democracy say they oppose
negro voting, because they want q
white map's government" How was
II shout the t'Rhite mans govern
mente when they opposed soldiers
TosipEi The fsct is, the bogus pemoe-
facF oppsse any and every class of7Pees
Die yotf1g. axcep. those who vote the
Popperbead ticket. ~
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Class No. A-hechanieal Arts. l

Best single eesrriAse harness. Tribby
Brother. Hickory---------.=-:rS--.lo ~
do 1 horse carriage. BoudeuM cknieht d
Co. --.-E W
do farm Wagon Bowden. McNight X Co.
~
do 1 horse EasgOn BoWden. Mcknight
Co. W
do i horse bnggy. Bowden. Meknight a.
do rosd WaeEon. BoEdsn. MeKniEht& Co
do b Aiskssy Sss fsos aifieSpiss, iFicky 50
DO do salf seHed do :hEdolGa do l@
do do bonk shoes do do do ~
Best rife. r Sampson, Brookheld 90
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1867-09-25
h II Does Mean.

Chairman Union Central Com
j. c. HUTcHIEs, Sec'y.
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Sod closed in New York on
Monday evening GtaA,4S- c5om Q q


~ We segret1 10 peAd the state.
ment that in eonsequepss ~ 5 severe
Attsek of illness, Gen. 5oEEE. La,
the RepuhliGsn candidate for 1t. Cor.
ern5F, l. unable 10 continuea his sp-
poiptments on the stump.
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Best cottage bed stead. Hamilton q Cowles.a
A~uookhe1d- .-%------%-x-.rA Ivy
DO Esaey book eAsa. Hamilton e coSles A.
Towel rsss. xs6iIi6E i c6slss. BrScEfd 8
hhstGot do .rde q do do 81
-..aH CLksa No. BEsundries. -.
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OCTOBER RACES.
isirts esE % aylS
OAK GROVE PARK,
WARREN, q.
lGYnTl 90 n1tT E5iE 90
"Wednesday Thurs. & Friday
oct. 9th, ION, s. nth 1867.
$1,000 IN PREMIUMS.

LIST OF PREMIUMS-No. l.. Farmers Trot
confined to the County-Premium $50. First
Horse. 40, Second Horse. 90.
No. 2. RunningHslf mile eaH.Premium
SIS First horse. so. Second Horse. 3.
4 No.A Trotting-open to all. Premium $40.
First Horse, 200. Second Horse. 100.
: No. 4 TrottinE-For horses that have never
beaten rs. Premium p. First Horse. 50. Sec
No. s R1nninr-mile hssts-2 in ;. Premi-
um 100. First Horse. rs. Second Horse. o..
No. 8. Pacing Race, Premium 3U. First
Horse. 900, Second Horse. 10" a4
Ho.E Banning race. single dAsh-one mile
NOS Two Mile TrOt. Premium 100. 'l'
No. g Pacing Race. Go as you please-Pre-
|. REGuLlrIoSs.-,Ten per cont. entrance fee
-Four ID euter-three 10 start -
{ An TrottinE and Pacing. 3 in 8. in harness.
2 Tgle. sxcePtipg N0,Sslsnas- An RupninE.
HoHss taki1g First Brs,ninm viii be barred
fren entrance IN the remaining races.
7 lAlso. liberal premiuma on Saturday, fpr Pa
lcinr Trotting and Running. f' y
Should the weather be, unfayorAble and tbs
track IN bad eonditiop,. We reserve the right 2
postpone the races until the weather and track
sh6iI befsT9rable.1 OE R.H. BARRUn.
uFlssn -0G PFesiaepfpi g, A~TeeiPhepp
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WARREN. OHIO. Sept 10. 1857.
We have this day had the Stephenson's Cireu-
lar Saw with huted teeth, in operation In our mill
and from the tests We hayg put it TO. believe i
saws for making q perieet and smooth surface.
cutting nearly. if not quite. as smooth and true
- W. PACKARD & co.
Proprietors Of the Warren Planning Mills. and
Sash. Door and Blind Factory.
Sent $50 ta4 a
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AID Is
- q to- MILES the SHORTEST ROUTE
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First Premium, Edwin Jones. Hickory 80. Is %
ID do ED Gallon. do. 1890 10 %
svEKPsTAKEs TReT. FOR 5ToExsHIPs-
First Premium, Rust Il Coons, Hickory--.2 90
I'd do Philo Thompson, YiennR----m %
&oespsidkes Trot, opel q % the World.
First Premium, A Hush, HickorS -..-115 90
ID do VIM Fee. BsEetta----..2O
CLASS No. 2-lst Division-Full Blooded Cattle.
Best ] yr old bull, VIM Chamberlain. Vi
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