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The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-07-14
FGssmGlm's COttOa TTcs.

We have Lsrge Supply Of the celebrated ALLIGATOR
TIES hand, which unsurpassed In quality of
ing Of best English manufacture and fully eed
Also, FASSMAsN's BUTTON TIES and DIAMOND
tbs extensively used in former years.
For sale in any quantity 20 suit purchasers
CHAMBERS d LATTING,
a
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-01-26

Lange leroy, Marie, Meadows, Nor
ris, Moses, Murrell, Mushaway, Myers,
Newsham, Pierce, Poindexter, Pollard,
Reagan, Riard, Riggs, Rodriguez,
Schwab, Smith, Snaer, Scott, Thibaut,
Tinohant, Valfroit, Vidal, Wickliffe,
Williams, Wilson--44 yeas.
Nays: Antoine, Barrett. Belden, Ber-
tonneau, Cooley, Crawford, Quincy,
Demarest, Douglass, Duplessis, Fer
guson, Harris, Hampstead, Hiestand,
Ingraham, Kelso, Landers, j. B. Lew
is, r. Lewis, Ludeling, Mcmillan, Nc
Leran, Oliver, S. B. Packard, Pinch
back. Reese, Snider, Steele, Twitchell,
Underwood, Vandergriff, Waples-32
nays.
The question recurring upon the
adoption Of article eighty-one, major
ity report, as amended, and reading as
follows:
ART. SO. The legislature shall d.
vide the state into judicial districts,
which shall remain unchanged for four
years, and for each district court one
Judge, learned in the law, shall be
elected by and for their respective dis
triets by a plurality of the qualified
electors for members of the general
assembly, at the election thereof next
preceding the expiration of the terms
of the said judges respectively. For
each district there shall be one district
court, except in the parish of Orleans,
in which the legislature may establish
as many district courts as the public
interest may require. Until otherwise
provided there shall be seven district
courts for the parish of Orleans, to be
designated as follows: The criminal
court, the probate court, the court of
appeals from Justices courts. and the
fourth, fifth, sixth, and seventh dis
trict courts. The number of districts
shall not be less than twelve nor more
than twenty. The clerks of the dis
trict courts shall be elected by the
qualified electors Of their several dis
tricts, and shall hold their office for
four years,
The yeas and nays were ordered,
and the roll was called.
At the conclusion of the call, and
before the result was announced, on
motion of Mr.. NAPLES the sergeant
alarms was ordered to bring in absent
members, pending which the conven-
ton adjourned until Monday ut II
A. M.
A true copy:
VIM. YIGERS,
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Mr.. R. II. Isabelle raised the gSsnt Of or
der that she motion to take fioa the table
was not in order until the motion in ques-
ton had laid on the table one day.
The chair decided the motion to take
from the table TO be in order.
Mr.. Isabelle appealed.
The chair was sustained.
The previous question was demanded and
the yeas and nays were ordered, and the
motion to take from the table prevailed
yeas 81, nays 94-as follows:
Yeas Baker, Bertonneau, Bonseigneur,
Brown, Butler, Crane, Donate, G. Duparte,
Y. Dnpart, Duplessis, FRANCOIS, Gardiner,
Guiehardt Landers, LANCE, Martin, McI4e-
ran, Moses, Newshsm, Oliver, Pierce, Poin-
cexter, Pollard, Reagan, Riggs, Roberts
Rodriguez, Schwab, Smith, UgFE4
weod, Vida, Wiekliffe, Williams, WiIR@
yeas 3T.
Nays: Antoine, Barrett, Blandin, Be
fol, Cooley, Crawford, Cromwell, Den
Depasseau, p. G. Deslonde, Edwards, &s
nard, Fuller, Ferguson, Gair, Harper, Har-
ris, Kelso, Leroy, r. Lewis, LudeiiEg
Marie, MeMillen, Morris, Myers, Pack ID
luSBudChf 1A66cS, 4hiaAu1 ohaCLf AlASt hA+f
Twitchell, Waples-nays "a.
The question recurring upon the adoE N
of the substitute of Mr.. Wickliffe,
Mr.. Mcmillan raised the point Of o Ter
that the operation Of the previous quest,oa
terminated with the vote upon taking lrens
the table, which was the main quefkI I
under consideration, and did pet pre- te
debate upon the merits of this Rrlicle IA n
The chair ruled adversely.
Mr. Mcmillan appealed. +
The chair was sustained.
The amendment of Mr.. Wicklias res iag
as follows:
ART. 90. There shall be sheriff sHd
coroner elected by the qualified voters q
each parish, except the parish Of Oraeans.
in which parish there shall be electro %
the qualified voters two coroners ana one
sheriff for each district court. The crimi-
nal court, probate court and court of ap-
peals from Justices courts, they shall hold
their offices for two years,
Was adOpted-yeas 81, nays 26--as fol-
lows:
Yeas: Bertonneau, BonseigneuT, Butler,
Crane, Donate, G. Duparte, U. Dupart, Du-
plessis, FRANCOIS, Gardiner, Ingraham, Z.
H. Isabelle, Jones, LANCE, K. Lewis,
Marie, Martin, Morris, Moses, Newsham'
Oliver, Pierce, Piuchback, Poindexter,
Pollard, Reagan, Riggs. Roberts, Rodri-
guez, Schwab Smith, Scott, Underwood,
Vidal, Wlcklide, Williams, W son-37
yeas.
Nays: Antoine, Barrett Blandin, Bonnie
foi, Cooley, Crawford, bearing, Demarest,
| Depasseau, Edward, Esnsrds, Ferguson,
Harris, Kelso, Leroy, Ludeling, Mcmillan,
Myers, Packard, Reese, Riard, Steele, TIN
chant, Twitchell, NAPLES nays rs.
Mr.. Pinchback moved to reconsider the
vote just taken.
| Adopted.
On motion, q recess was taken until six
Pm.
At the expiration Of the recess, the con
vention reasaembled, and a quorum not
being present, adjourned until tomorrow
| at 10 O'Clock A. NJ.
A true copy:
VIM. VIGERS,
Secretary.
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the qualified electors for members Of the
general assembly, at the election thereof
next proceeding the expiration Of the
terms Of the judges, respectively"
The chair decided the amendment to be
ont of order.
Mr.. Crane appealed.
Pending the decision of which, the con-
veptIon cook recess till 6 P. 81.
Mr.. Crane having the floor.
At the expiration of the recess the con-
,sntion reassembled, and there being no
ouorum, adjourned ill tomorrow at IL
AN.
. - WIN. vIGERS,
Secretary.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-01-26
VIM. VIGERS,
FORTY-THIRD DAY.
A true copy:
Secretary.


New ORLEANS, January 20, 1868.
The convention met pursuant to
adjournment, and was called to order
by the president at ii A. M.
The roll was called, and the follow
ing members answered to their names:
j. G. Taliaferro, president; Messrs.
Baker, Bonseigneur, BonnefOi, Brown,
Burrel, Butler, Crane, Cromwell, Gu
ney, bearing, Depasseau, P. G.. Des-
londe, Douglass, Duplessis, Edwards,
FRANCOIS, Fuller, Ferguson, Gair, Gui-
chard, Harper, Harris, Hampstead,
Hiestand, Ingraham, Thomas Isabelle,
Jones, Kelso, Landers, LANCE, Leroy,
j. b. Lewis, Richard Lewis, Lynch,
Meadows, Mcmillan, Morris, Moses,
Murrel, Mushaway, Myers, Oliver,
Packard, Pierce, Poindexter, Pollard,
Reagan, Reese, Riggs, Roberts, Rod
riguez, Smith, Scott, Snider, Thibaut,
Underwood, Vandergriff, NAPLES,
Wiekliffe, Williams-6I members
present.
The minutes were read and adopted.
Prayer by the Rev. Josiah Fiske.
ORIGINAL RESOLUTIONS.
Mr.. NAPLES offered the following
motion:
A. warrant for $I1O2 having been
issued to B. Bloomfield g. Co., on the
nineteenth of December, 1867, with
out the authority of the convention,
and in advance of any action upon the
bills of the said firm, move that pay
ment of said warrant be stopped, and
that the president, secretary, and war
rant clerk be directed to forward COM
munications, signed by them, to the
auditor and treasurer of the state, Civ
ing said officers official notice of the
fact that payment of the said amount
is stepped.
Adopted.
By Mr.. Cromwell;
WHEREAS, This convention is as
selnbled TO form a constitutional and
state government to be ratified by the
qualified electors of Louisiana there
fore,
Be it ordained by the people Of
| Louisiana in convention assembled,
That no municipal election for the city
of New Orleans shah be held on the
same day as that of the ratification o.
the constitution for the state O.
Louisiana.
The general assembly, at its IRIS
session, under this constitution, shall
provide by law for municipal cleo
tons under the city charter of New
Orleans.
Lies over.
Mr.. Moses moved that no membe
shall be allowed to go out Of tn
convention after the roll has BEEF
called, except by leave of the presi
dent.
/ Laid on the table.
REPORT OF STANDING COMMITTEES
Committee on printing-No report
Committee on enrollment-No re
port.
Committee on contingent expenses
No report.
SPECIAL Committees.
Mr.. NAPLES moved to adopt tn
resolutions reported by the speeds
committee on contingent expenses.
Mr.. Mcmillan moved to postpon
aud make them the special order 70
tomorrow at six o'clock.
Adopted.
UNFINISHED BUSINESS.
The absent members recorded thei
votes upon the amendment pending .
the last adjournment.
And the result Of the vote was al
n9anced, as follows:
Yeas 50, nays SO.
Yeas Bonsaieneur, Bonnegoi, Brow
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Mr.. Crane moved 10 amend by striking
out thirtieth and thirty-irst lines.
Pending it's consideration the convention
adjourned until tomorrow at II o'clock
A. NJ
A true copy:
WIN. VIGERs,
Secretary.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-01-26
IN TIE DISTRICT ooUar OF THE UN1rHB
stAtss fer The District Of Louisiana.


IN THE NATTER OF JACOB BARKR
hankrapt-
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-01-26
FnRTY. SECOND DAY.
Secretary,

New ORLEANS, January IL, 1868.
The convention met pursuant to ad-
;onrnment, and was called to order by
the president at II A. M.
The roll was called, and the follow
ing members answered to their names:
]. G. Taliaferro, president; Messrs.
Raker, Barrett, Belden, Bertonneau,
blackburn, Blandin, Brown, Burrel,
Butler, Cooley, Crane, Cromwell,
bearing, Demarest, Depasseau, Des
lopde p. G., Donate, Douglass, Du-
narte G., Dupart u, Duplessis, Ed
wards, Esnard, FRANCOIS, Fuller, Fer
cuson, Gair, Gardiner, Guichard, Har-
5er. Harris, Hampstead, Hiestand,
Fneraham, Isabelle r. H. Isabelle Thos.,
Jones, Kelso, Landers, Lange, Leroy,
Lewis j. b., Lewis R., Meadows,
McLeran, Mcmillan, Morris, Moses,
Murrel, Mnshaway, Myers, Newsham,
Oliver, Packard, Pierce, Reagan,
Reese, Riggs, Roberts, Rodriguez,
Snaer, Scott, Snider, Steele, Thibaut,
Twitchell, Underwood, Valfroit, Van
dergriff,. Vidal, Wickliffe, Williams,
Wilson-74 members present.
Prayer by Rev. Josiah Fiske.
The minutes were read and adopted
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THE UNDERSIGNED HkREBY GIVES NO.
tteB Of al appoint haent Assignee ~ the estate
Of ) xOOB BARK k1kS Of the oQ 81 New
.irlean=. in ne peri b Of orlaans, aad state g
lsuteiaaas within SAID Dla9stct, Waa rs neca I'D
judged antrapt upen his qWn pe&tSn ~ Tie
lsts let 1uFt u aafd listliqt =
Nag tiza AzaA. ] szssl srg & lsa2
fa1fan az II dftPFffH75 4 stssyaaa
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IN THE MATTER OF WA. 8 AND ANN s.
Baasstt, Bankrupta
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-01-26
I'm bankruptcy.

IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE UNETKn
States for the District OF Louisiana.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-01-26

THE UNDERSIGNED HEREBY GIVES NO.
L tiee Of ms Apseintment as Assignee Of JOHN
ID. LEVlNSON, OF New Qrle ins IN the parish Of
Orleans aud state of Louisana within saiA D sros.
who has ben adiadged Bankrupt upou ms own
petition BY the u STREET Court OF said District
jaI4 IawSt &. N. NORTON. Assienes.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-01-26

fTyHE UNDERSIGNED HEREBY GIVES NO
lice al MS Assignee Of the estate OF
wa x aud AIMS. 8AsSETf, Of the parish Of 81
Rnraarr md state ef Louisiana within said dis
friet syho have been Adindsed hankrupts upon their
agn stitiou BY ths District Court o. said District
IA fRVst E. T. MORTON. A-siqeRB.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-01-26

IN THE MATTER OF JOHN C. GLOVER,
Bankrupt.
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LEGAL NOTICES.
IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
UNITED STATES.
DISTRICT OF LOUISIANA.
Secretary.

In Bankruptey-NO. A.
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WHEREAS. A NEW ELECTION OF ASSTG-
w nee has been deereed by the Court on tbs 18th
instant
Il ordered that meeting of the creditors Of said
bankrupt be held New Orleans on the nd day of
February, A d. 1853 at IL A. M, before j r. DsAne,
one Of the Registers in Bankruptcy OF SAID court
who shall preside the same for the choice of
a new Assi gnse of said bankrupt's estate.
Clerks Otiics, New Orleans. January u, 1853
K. L.pEW,
jaza fs5 Is Deputy Clerk.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-01-26
IN THE DISTRICT COURr OF TIA
UNITED STATES.

ESTATE OF JOHN d. LEvINsON.
IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF gHE UNITED
states for the DistF'es Of Louisiana
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Ta VVhosn : 10 Coaeern.

IN THE NATTER OF JOHN D. LKYINsoN
Bankrupt
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1868-07-10
GeneyalR equations


me society has "uop'eu 'he ioi'
io"'hE l""N lH''''H
On the n'N' gay o' 'he 'r '"e
o'''''''N " o' III '.'ei'"''''e at
o' near '1e C"'ra''ce OF 'he e"'loS-
"tc' ii"'i ~ u''''' ! clo'"' 'or '"e
purpose Oh entering af'lc'eS pre-
N'h''o Iof 'N'i''l'Hou' Inc "Itc-
LUIS VIII NJ III s''SSion al '''' h'"ie
pace on 'oe N''''e '''''"'ns' from :
"''''' = . ''o'A' "''''' I MI Commit p
'ec> arc req 'es'e" u report '"eiii-
>''N'S'
STOCK an" Articles must De en-
'ere" III 'hc names "i tue owners
ahl "i"Il' iu''' ''sc'a"lcS' 'aiiA
Products amt Domestic Manuldc-
lures must have been raised and
made hy tbo c,libitor, thereof
...;, .h,lI,.o a,.l.,
~ - - '''' '',''' - - "
My "''''''N' "''''s' "Nc"''"' 1t"
proved, used or manufactured by
the caimant. and possessing some
DISTINGUISHING rrore,ty RENDERING
I..'''''.e'...,,.. ,..,...'. :, '..,.......''
'HeH' prefer "o'o 'oo'i'''S III 'ol'''io''
use.
No snimal, Article or Product
shall he entered for moIc than one
,,.,n;, ax,out o,o, :, T,
~ '''''' f' " ''
lea'llS'
Every statement required from
applicants must have the name and
,.s;d,rcn Iooihly written.
NV. -. ..,...,.
i''' - "'''''' NV ~ "'N
case to ti'tltIe an app'lea"' To Il pre-
mium, will be left entirely to the
Indictment of the judges, and tn,
.Iudprs are instructed not To award
nr.,n,nms in any case where tb,
mics are NOT strictly observed
II shall Inc thr duty Of the sever
,l JuGnns 20 make a rcnor, in vri,
mo "t rho nrrminm. nwnr,lrd re
snScctiyclv detailing. AZ far us nrar
,ic,,Io tLs particular i,nrroyrmcnt
nr di.imnuisbinp uroncrty of th,
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1868-07-10

IHE CONGBEGhTIONAITSTS AND
AMUSEMENTS.-Ihc relation of the
church to secular amuScmcntS, suci
rs whist. dancing, Nc.. was brought
hctor. the late congregational State
Convention, and ably discussed 10y
Hon. l.. L. Walton and others.
The conclusion of the matter was
She adoption of the follow ing reSolu.
tionS offered by President kitchell
OF MlddlrburN College:
Whereas, The questions Of amuSc-
mcnt, gs a practical question OF
cahractor and duty, is now largely
III discussion among our churches,
and has been bio't TO the notice otthi>
body IN Il way that seems 10 demand
of us. for the usr of serious souls.
some uttcrancC of what we deem
the mind Of the Master. Therefore.
Resolved. That IN the judgement
of this convention, the spirit of the
law of Cristian love requires Of all
trlStian people more through and
pray riul consideration Of the ten.
dcncy of certain popular forms OF
amusement, such aS card playing
billiards, the theatre, and tn,
dance; aud that whatever may bc
said Of fthcSc IN the abstract, we are
constrained to declare our solemn
conviction, in view of their pructi
cal working. that they are danger
ous and vicious in their influence
aud should be diseoun,enaneed il
our churches.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1868-07-10
Floral Hall

800 appropriated to this De
partnent. Embracing Mill aud
household Manufactures. Fancy
and Ornamental Articles, Drawings,
Paintings aud Pictures, Flowers,
Wreaths, Sc.
\ Committee will be chosen by
the Ladies and Gentlemen present,
who Will award premiums at their
discretion
A. 7, Clarke, Bradford, Superin-
tcndeut.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1868-07-10
Mechanic Arts,

Meaning to embrace every varie
tv Of Farming Tools and Imple-
ments, as well as the tools and
heavier productions of the work
shop.
Discretionary premiums will be
awarded 10y the Committee.
JadgeS-J. X. Davis. Bradford,
I. +. Perkins, Waits River, o. B.
Rodgers, Newbury.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1868-07-10
I)aill'v.

Competitors for premiums on But
ter and Cheese viii bc required TO
lodge with ;hc Judges q full and
detailed account Of the process of
manufacture and preservation of
the articles presented. and also the
number If Cows kept, and the
manner of keeping them.
Best Buttcr-25 lbs. or more, g.
second do J
Best Checsc,-j0 lbs. or more, =
second do
JUdgcS.-Duncan Stewart II wife,
TopShlm, Isaac Merrill u Wife,
Chelsea, Joseph Atkinson x wife,
NcWbury.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1868-07-10

The Address, Trotting Match,
Flowing Match, Drawing Match,
Ladies Horsemanship, &c, will take
place in such orr er and time as will
best accommodate and entertain
the peop.e, and notice will be given
from the stand from time to time, Of
the order Of exercises as arranged
by the Committee of Arrangements.
Premiums will be awarded on ar.
tlclesand animals Of superior quality
and merit only, and all animals un-
worthy of place in the exhibition
vii. be excluded by the managers.
Hay and Straw will be provided
on the grounds for all Animals that
may be exhibited.
Tor any information pertaining tc
the Iair, or accommodations fol
Horses or Stock previous 10 Far ad
dress a. s. torliss, Ea. .Corinth, Vt.
a good and competent. police
( force will be in attendance to guard
and protect the property on eXhibi-
ton, but the S Society will not be re
/ sponsible for any loss or damage tc
/ the same.
Season and Exhibitors Tickets
/ tl.0o each, to be had Of the Secre-
tary emitting the person owning the
same to admission to the Fail
grounds during the Exhibition, a4(
TO exhibit and compete for any pre-
MUM or premiums offered, blt i
any ticket is transferred to any per
son thH" the one ,Ch0se name is Mereo,
'crjtten, the same becomes forfeited
70 the Society, together with any
premium or premiums that may b,
awarded under the same.
Single admission tickets, 25 cts.
one horse pleasure carriages, 70 cts
each two horse do, 80 cts. A lib
eral discount for children.
No person who is an exhibitor Cal
act az a Judge on the class in wEicl
he exhibits and during the exam
nation Of the judges if any perso
intertcres with them by letter or otl
crwiSc, he will 6e excluded froi
competition, but exhibitors when IT
quesicd are expected to make Vel
, bal or written statements concern
ing their contributions.
When animals or articles are no
deemed worthy of premium, TIA
judges will in all cases withhold i
Where there is no competitio
the exhibitor may receive sue
award as the judges may dete
mine, but shall not receive all th
. premiums offered in that class.
p Arrangements will be made f
? the trial of draft horses and oxc
- by testing their strength, docilit,
: &c., at load.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1868-07-10
Specimens o. Grain

Best halfbushcl Winter Wheat, g.
second do !
best bali hnshcl Spring Wheat, :
second do
best half buShel Barley,
second d.
best half huShel Oats. !
second do .ju
best half buShel Beans,
best half huShcl Peas,
best trace T. ears Seed Corn,
JWiJcS. John Craig, Bradford
l.. G. Iloycy. Chelsea, d. i. Jack
man, tulinth.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1868-07-10

A Kentucky woman tie other
Sunday, after several hours Of beat.
ing ana threatening death for her.
self and children from her drunken
husband, killed him with an axe TO
prevent his shooting them, as ho
had two loaded guns 10 lis posses.
sion. The courts justified her con-
duct.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1868-07-10

WHEAT THE AMERICAN TRACT
SOCIETY has DoNE.--Durlng the
Is Years that the American Tract
Society has been in existence / h0S
ISSUED 22.St7.31o volumes; 200,oOo,
600 lracts; l0O,0OO,0jO periodicals,
in III different languages and dia.
lccts. Since thc close ofthc war 1t
has organized 1900 Sabbath or See.
ular schools. which are attended Ivy
10, 900 scholars. Upward of 21o,
900 copies Oi the United States
Primer have been disseminated
throughout the country. On the
work IN the South alone, $4,000
has been expended.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1868-07-10
Foot Race.

Bcstand fastest time over course, s.
second do. e
third do. 81
JudgcS-Charles Sanders, Brook
field, X. VI. Chalmers, EewUAry
Henry {. McDutfte, Bradford.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1868-07-10

The Government printing Office.
in obedience to the eight hour law,
To day only require eight hours for Il
days work, without any proportion
ate reduction OF pay.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1868-07-10

II il rnmorcd that Mrs. Gen.
Grant will soon take up her summer
quarters at or near 81. Albens.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1868-07-10

Best loaf White Bread, 80
second do 80
best loaf Brown Bread, 80
second do so
best Apple Pie, 80
" Bluebelry, 90
" Mince, 80
" Custard, 80
best loaf Cake, plain, 80
DO fruit, 30
Judges.-Executiye Committee.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1868-07-10
Foreign Stock.
$50 appropriated for Foreign Stock.
Fruit.

Best variety Of Grated Apples, s.
second do
third 10
best variety Native Apples,
second do
best variety Grated Pears,
second do ]
best variety Of Plums,
second do
best variety Of Grapes,
second do
Ju{gcs.-Wm. Childs, Fairlee, j
G. StcarnS, Bradford, Josiah Pit
Kin, Chelsea.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1868-07-10

A cheap clergyman In New Jersey
PUTS tariff Of twelve cents on mat.
rimOny.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1868-07-10

second do, 5
best yearling Bull, 3
second do, .
best Bull Calf, .
second do, /
best Cow years old or over, D
second do, )
best Heiier 3 years old, ,
second do, |
best Heller = years old, z
second do. |
best yearling Ueiter, :
second do. /
best Calf, ?
second do, /
Judgcs.--A. f. Kinney, Vershire.
D. NJ Richardson, Nesrhire, John
Miles. TOpsham.
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Spanish Merino Ewes & Lambs.

Best 3 Ewes . years old OF over, 50
second do, i
third do, .
best Ewes year old, /
second do, 3
best 3 Eve Lambs, 3
second do, .
JmdgcS.--R. l.. Martin, Williams.
town, Daniel kimball. Ncwbury, J.
+. llcmenway, Chelsea.
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DevonS.

Best Bull . yrs. Old or over, g.
second do, 3
best ycarling Bull, :
second do., ]
best Bull Calf, :
second do, J
best Cow 4 years old or over, .
second do, .
best llrler ; years old, !.
second do. l
best liuilcr . y, lr7 old, :
second do, ]
best Scmling liciier, !
second doS !
best ilcifcr Calf, ]
JudgeS-Aristarchus Taplin, Cor
inth, james X. Stacy, Vershire,
Nelson Bailey, Ncwbury.
- . -
Native aud Mixed Blood.
Pest Bull 2 years old or over, Aj
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Grade Merino Bucks, Ewes and
Lambs.

Best Buck . years old or over, 81
second do, .
third do. ]
best Buck | year old, .
second do, 1
best 3 buck Lambs, .
second do, |
best 3 Ewes . years old or over, 3
second do, 3
,hird do, /
best Ewes | year old, Z
second do., !
best 3 Eve Lambs, :
second do, !
Judgos.-A. Il. Kinney, Vcrshire,
Erastus Smith, Washington, Wm'
g. Carlton, Newburv.
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Ladies' HOYsemanShip

Jpdges.-R. G. Johnson, Bradford.
Thomas Sanders, Brook tield, CAes
ter Sanb0rn, Chelsea.
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Steers

Steers.
Best pair 3Years Old Steers, 81
second do, >
tht q do. :
best pair years old Steers, )
second do, :
best pair ycarling Steers. :
second do,
Jndgey-E. l.. Stauly, Chelsea,
Horace White. Topsham, y. T..
Rodgers, NcWbury.