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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1869-01-21

Two negro men got into quarrel on
Cedar street last night, and would have had
a regular fight but for the iuterferen ce of
some friends.
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DIR. Bunford- Lighthill can be consulted
at the St. Cloud Hotel, for few days
only. ...
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LET EACH GET ANOTHER SUBSCRIBER.
Don't Delay Your Subscriptions

IA One friend, by little effort, has
frequently sent us upwards of One Hun
bred Subscribers. Let each one try and
send us one more. Address
30. GRIEFITH 81 CO.,
a Nashville Tenn.
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SPECIAL NOTICES
ESSAYS FOR YOUNG MEN.

On the Errors and Abuses iacidsnt 10
Youth and Early MaphOOd. with the humane
view of treatment and cure. sent By mail free
Of charge. Address
HOWARD ASSOCIATION,
jan2l 3m dkw Box P. Philadelphia. Pa.
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A NO. / 80 HORSE POWER ENGINE.
TWO FLUE BOILERS. eighteen feet long,
Manufactured by Wood 4 Simpson. of best
Tennessee Iron; also a No. l Lane d BOdiey
Saw Mill, complete and in good running re-
pair, for sale cheap. Apply to
HUGH DOUGLASS,
janl01w Nos. 10 and u South Market ct.
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jenkins stomach Bltters
NOTICE. TO INVALIDs.
JENEIH,s STOMACH RIrrERs

DgARNRoAAf
gestiOn, Sick Headache. Costiveness; all tine
effects Of Fever. ChilIs. Agne. or asy dsrsngs-
ment Of the system. will find in
JENKIH's STOMACH BITTERs
a certain and most efectuRI TONIC and IN
VIGORATOR. Il is confidently recommended
by some Of the best physicians. As the BEST
SPECIFIC known for all the disorders Of the
Stomach, and a most efsetnai preventive for
all MIASMATICAL Influences.
II IL composed Of pure and fresh HERBS and
Banks, and compounded on the most scisn-
tiac principles OF medical skill.
The Proprietor holds certificates from several
persons. who have experienced the benefit
this powerful REGENERATION and REN0VA
AT0R Of the human system
For sale by all respectable Druggists. and By
r.. p. JENKINS.
Wholesale Druggist and Importer.
No. 80 North Market street.
.OpppOsite Union
noyl56m Nashville. TENT
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NASHVILLE TENN
New Advertisements.


The Masons are requested to meet at
their Hall at P. N, to-day to attend the
funeral of Col. Putnam, deceased.
The finder of breast-pin viii be re-
warded by leaving il at the UNION AND
AMERICAN Office.
Crunk, DOdson & Co., will sell splendid
line of goods this morning, at auction.
The Robt. Moore leaves for Cincinnati
and intermediate ports this afternoon at
o'clock.
Senior Fugazzi, Cherry street, Is in receipt
of a select assortment of native and foreign
fruits. Call and see him.
See essays for young men.
Send for Pomeroy's n. Y. Democrat"
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"A slIEht Cold,s Coughs.

Few are aware Of the Importance OF
checking cough or SLIGHT COLD in ia
frat stage; that which in the beginning
would yield to = mild remedy, if neglected,
soon attacks the lungs. "BrOvn's Bronchial
1FoeheS give sure and almost immediate
relief ATke Toehes7 have proved their
efficacy BY test Of many years, and have
received testimonials from eminent men
who have used them.
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FARMERS OF TENNESSEE /:
RAGS.

RAGS.
On and after this date. we will only pay Five
cents per pound for good country Cotton
Rags. WHITMAN BROS.
November 24-f
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Cumberland Coal.

The undersigned is prepared 10 deliver
10 any place in the city, the best Cumber-
land Round Coal at 81 per load Of Il
bushels; also splendid Pittsburg Round
Coal 81 so per load WIN. DRxs.
Jan. 12-lf As South College Street.
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GENERAL MARKETS.

WEDNESDAY, Jan. 20, 1862
CoTToN.- Liverpool took favorable
turn to-day, and prices advanced in New
York, and fully a cent in this market,
closing strong az follows
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REMoyAL.-Ws have removed The
Agency for the Wheeler & Wilson Sewing
Machine to Masonss temple, Church street,
with Z. DOrmaD, dealer in Pianos and Or
gans. This Machine took the Highest pre-
anism and only gold medal at tie Paris Err
position in 1867. 1t is, by allOdds, the most
popular machine in the world $40. 900
sold. With its various attachments every
thing can be done on it in the way Of sew
ing. As sold ordinarily-it seVs, hems,
fells, tueks, cords, braids and st,Ehes, in
the most beautiful manner. Call upon, or
address w. G. WALKER,
Masonic Temple. Nashville, Tenn.
ian ]
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CITY NOTICES.
A Great Success.

Brick" Por'eroy's new Daily in New
York City is one of the g,sss--s --1 --ssss
--..AAs-afnl- newspaper enterprises of the
country. His new Weekly, @POmerOy's
Democrat" Is increasing in circulation =
thousand copies per day. Send for sample
copies to n. NJ. PoMERoY, Printing House
Square, New York City. jsn2I Ii
SEVERAL DWELLINGS for rent in South
Nashville, containing from to rooms.
Jal9-S* A, Fl. Hurley.
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CLUBBING RATES.
To Clubs Of Five or more Subscribers
We will send our
MAMMOTH WEEKLY
Yer ono wear. each. 81 90,

To Clubs Of Ten or more Subscribers.
We will send our
NJ a nm m o L In w ek1y
W FOR ONE YEAR, EACH, 81 so.
- - rv one getting
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1869-06-18
RULES AND REGULATIONS OF THE
EATR

AWARDING OOMAnTTEEs.-The Commit
tees will bear particularly in mind that the
object of the law is to encourage profitable
production, aud although due regard should
be paid to the large crops, and neatness, and
permanent fixtures, yet the premium must
be adjudged to the farm, or field, or product,
&C., which shows the largest amount Of
profit, &C.; that is the largest net profit,
whether the largest crop or not, will be en-
titled to the premium. Judges on animals
will make proper allowance for age and other
circumstances, and will notsencoursge over
fed animals.
Committees must in all cases report their
awarus in writing and state fully their rea-
sons therefor.
No premium to be awarded on animals or
articles that have heretofore received the
first premium in the same clsss. And no
premium TO be awarded on any animal or
article without merit, whether there is COM
petition or not.
Whenever articles Of superior merit are
exhibited for which no premiums have been
offered, the awarding committee may enter
the amount in the book of awards, which in
their opinion ought 10 be awarded
When animals or articles are not deemed
worthy Of premium, the judges viii refuse
to award.
E ExH1BIToRs. Rs.-Exhi6itors must hsve their
articles on the Fair Ground and entered up
on the Premium List, on the first day of the
Fair, and card will be furnished by the
Secretary to be placed on the article. No
animal or article can be removed until g
O'Clock P. N. Of the third day, without per-
mission Of the Executive Committee. Live
stock entered on the books on the 6rst day
may be brought into the grounds up TO 8
o'clock A. NJ on the second day. Premiums
will be awarded on the third day ofthe Fair.
Any person paying one dollar may enter
as many different articles for exhibition, in
any Of the department. as be or she may own
All animals and articles must remain in
the enclosure during the Fair, except where
otherwise mentioned.
OARE OF ARTICLEs.-The officers of the
Fair viii take every precautiOn in their
power for the safe preservation of stock and
articles on exhibition after their arrival and
arrangement on the grounds, but will not be
responsible for any loss or damage thst may
occur. Exhibitors are desired 10 give at
tention to their property.
GENERAL REGULATIONs.-During t. e trial
and examination of animals on the large
ring or track, no other animals or persons
are allowed to be in the ring or on the track
unless by order of the Awarding COMMITTEES.
No person is allowed to occupy ttI speakers
stand or stairs leading to the same, when in
use by the Awarding Committees or the Of
heers Of the Society, except by special iu-
Yitation of the President
The Board of Directors alone have author. |
ity to con ract debts, or enter in agreements
on behalf ofthe Society, except such as re-
ceive authority to act in particular depart |
ments of business, from the Board.
The Premium Ribbons will be Red for Isl. |
White 2d, and Blue Sd.
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IoHN ?. ELDERKIN. So

JOHN 7. ELDEhhlN, ,SEN7
a RCHITECT & BRIDGE BUILDER. Plans
~ and Specifications for Bridges 0f all kinds,
both Wood and Iron, furnished to order on short
notice. Designs foE Residences, Churches and
Buildings Of every description furnished promptly
and on Reasonable Terms. Ofice-Bunklands New
Block, FREM0NT,.o. 6-6
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Ahor.ive Spite

The Democratic Legislature passed Fisi-
bic Admixture Law, intended to exclude
from the polls a citizen having coIorable sus-
picion of African descent; and grossly insult
ing those even family suspected. The Su-
preme Court disposed Of the iniouitous
measure BY declaring Il unconstitutional.
Another Visible Admixture Law, an. sndatOrv
to the first, was passed, denounciBg extrsoF-
dinaTy penalties on those Who violated ihs
law. Attorney General West, on the apDiica-
tioD Of citizen, has pulled the fangs Of lhis
last Democratic viper by showing that il
cannot affect those already declared by he
Constitution and the Supreme Court. 10 be
vOters-the half white; that it has not and
cannot change The status Of a voter and
that consequently il is mere sound and
fury; signifyidg noihing.'
II is enough to move with comuazsion ths
bowels Of a stone to sse the Democrats
Legislators work so hard to accomplish So
little.- Cleveland Herald
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SECRETARY'S ADDRESS.
40 the PeopIe Of sandugkE County /.

The Board ofManagers of the San
dusky County Agricultural Society
take pleasure in presenting to you the
Premium List for their Seventeenth
Annual Exhibition, and bespeak for
it your careful consideration.
Our List has been entirely rear
ranged, re-classifed, and very mater
tally extended, and we now offer you
larger list, and greater premiums
than ever before.
With a Fair Ground, which we
propose to make second to none, in
convenience and arrangement; and
with an efficient Board Of Managers,
composed of intelligent farmers aud
mechanics from all parts ef the Coun-
ty, and with list comprising almost
every article of Agriculture, Mechan.
ic and Household fabrics, together
with a host of miscellaneous articles,
we hope to make the coming Fair far
exceed in interest any former one,
We then earnestly ask your in
fuence and Co operation. Your ;B-
fuence, because to you belong the
good results arising from our annual
Fairs. Your cooperation, because
without that we cannot have a sue
cessful exhibition.
In years gone by we have the earn
est efforts of but few, comparatively
speaking, of the farmers and mechan-
les, in our behalf, and yet all have
been benefited. The articles of few
mechanics, and the products of few
farmers, will not make a profitable
and successful exhibition; but all
ought to contribute their portion, be
it much or little, for no one has
right to appropriate the labor and ex-
perience of his neighbor, without
placing himself in position that his |
may profit by his discover.
les.
We then invite every farmer to |
bring some of the results of his toll, |
to our exhibition, that his Deighbor
may see it, and be benefited.
Mechanics, bring a Specimen of
your handiwork, that the buyer, in
want of such articles as you manu-
facture, may examine and learn where
the best may be obtained.
To the thrifty housewife, we say, |
bring your butter, fruits, preserves,
fabrics, and articles of
value, in the well conducted kitchen
and garden. tHj
To all, we ask you to bring some
thing some article of use and beau
ty, that We may have an exhibition
such as the County may be justly
proud of.
Knowing that our success or failure
depends upon you, upon the interest
Tou take is the matter, we present
you our List, and solicit your best
efforts in behalf of the interests of
Agriculture.
]. S VAN VALKENBURGH, Sec.
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4 FREMONT sANgUsKY COUNTY, ONO FRIDAY JUNE Ia 1850

| election held In pursuance OF this rule, shall
be divided by lot, as near as may be, into two
clbsses; the terms of Office Of the first class
shall expire in one year, aud of the second
class in two years, so that One-half of the
Managers may be annually chosen thereaf-
ter. The Board Of Directors shall elect
Secretary and Treasurer, who shall hold
their offices one year, and until their susces
sors are elected.
ART. II-Members of this Society must
be residents Of the county, and pay the sum
of one dollar annually to the Treasurer.
ART. III.-The competitors for premiums
must be members of the Society.
Art. IVA list of the articles for which
premiums are to be awarded by the Society
must be published in a newspaper, or in
handbills, at least one month previous to the
day of exhibition.
Art. V.-An articles offered for premiums
must be owned by the person offering the
same, or by members Of their families; and
productions of the soil, or manufactured
articles, must be produced or manufactured
within the county.
ART. Pl.-Awarding committees of three
persons each, shall be annually appointed
by the Directors of the Society, for judging
the different Glasses Of articles offered in
SSAi PosiAAoH oHu oHoAuih6 PAOAHAutoS AOA tAC
same
Arr. VII.-Ths awarding committees
must comply with the provisions of the law
requiring competitors for premiums on crops
and other improvements, to furnish full and
correct statements of the process and ex-
Pense of culture and production.
Arr. VIII.-Oompetitor for premiums
on crops shall be required to have the
ground and its produce accurately measured
by no less than two disinterested persons,
whose statements shall be verified by sf-
fidavit.
Art. IXs-Premiums on grain and grass
crops shall not be awarded for less than one
acre, aud on root crops for less than one
fourth Of an acre, the whole quantity pro-
duced on the amount of land specified, shall
be measured or weighed; root crops to be
estimated by weight, divested of tops, sky
pounds 10 be considered bushel; the grain
crops to be weighed or measured according
to the usual standard, and the rules in rela-
tion to other crops and productions 10 be
agreed on BY the Directors of the Society.
ART. X.-The annual exhibition of the
Society must be held at some period be-
tween the first day of September and the
first day Of November; premiums oD crops
may be awarded at later period if thought
necessary.
AIT. XI-Al premiums awarded at any
Fair must be called for by the first day Of
January following, or they viii be forfeited
| tn the Societv ..
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A very curious statement is made in Tie
English journals, showing how Rsverlv
johnson was outEitted By The agsat Of an
English landlord, Upon arriving 10 London
be contracted at very high rent for a resi-
denee in Portland Place, for period Of i've
years. The. agent was shreHd erough to en-
ter into the lease covenant for a large com
Peusation in case the Minister Pls1ipoten-
tlary should ind It convenient 10 leave EDE-
land before the period had expired. Under
this stipulation be Wss compelled bsl0rs
leaving England % pay q f0rfsitof more than
y 200. Whether this sum MY properly
De Included in The Alabama Indemnity and
restitution demanded is a question for tha
diplomatists.
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Best specimens painting, engraving, print
= ing, ambrotypo, deguerFeotypes p1ots-
Comrpftfee-Isaac d Kesasr, Mrs John
McGee, llrsW Haynes airs Ed Bedding.
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No. 20. FLowRRs : -.

Committee-T 2 Finnelrock, Mrs G B Nc
Culloch, Mrs John MeArdle, Mss Dan Tin
dill, B.rs Piatt Brush.
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CONSTITUTION

Arr. This Society shall be called the
SANDUsKY County AeRIoUITuRAL SooIErY.
The officers shall consist Of President, Vice
President, Treasurer, Secretary, and not
less than eight Managers; TO be elected at
such time in each year as the Society shall
determine. The President and Vice Pres
ident shall hold their offices for one year,and
the Managers for two years, and until their
successors shall be duly elected. The Man
ayers, at their first meeting, after the first
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OFFICERS:
sEvKNTEENrH ANNUAL FAIR.

Herewith is presented the Premium List
for the Seventeenth Annual Fair of the San
dusky County Agricultural Society Ii is
confidently believed that the exhibition of
the Agricultural and Mechanical productions
of our rich and fertile County viii surpass
that of any previous year. Substantial i'm
provements have been made with the view
Of giving satisfaction to the members Of the
Society and of insuring success.
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9uehu.
From the wyandot kansas Gazette.
THE FETE OF FLOWERS.

THE F8TE OF FLOWERS,
BY MRS. CORA mitchell DOWNS.
Come-with tender pity,
And careful tread,
To the silent city
Where sleep our Dead.
Festal chRplets hinging
With reverent hand,
Festal garlands bringing
From all the land.
The fever of battle,
The tramp and roar,
The charge and the rattle
Awake no more.
Where traitors met meanly,
And foes were strong,
The hero's blade keenly
Avenged the wrong.
Now where HE repOses,
The living meet
The red heart of roses
And violets sweet
The cool breath of clover,
The hly's snow,
Heap lightly him over
Who sleep below.
We lay down our burden
Of precious flowers,
Fit tribute and guerdon
Of summer hours:
o, Soldiers whose giving
Was ife-blood shed,
'Tis meet that the living
Honor the deadl
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Best sample saleratus, barrel lime, barrel
linseed oil, gallon soap, box tall0W cam
dies. star candles, . lbs. hard soap. speei-
men stoneWare, specimen drain tile, ,speci-
men IRE briek5 specimen pressed brick,
pottery, clothes wringer, cabbage cutter,
beehive, refrigerator, each =, =. - 90
Committee-B. Amsden, Thomas StillWel,
II. r. ShOmo.
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0aNTTsTRx,

CD. SALlMAN,
DENTIsT, win be in his Office, at Clyde, the last
two weeks of each month, to perform all opez-
ations required in his profession. Satisfaction guar
anteed in all cases. kOoms at the old stand
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TERMS OF THE JOURNAL.
One year IN advance $200
Six months, -, 100
Three months, 50
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No. 81. MARR1E WoRK,

Best specimen marble wOrk-...s...- -. 3 90
. ..-.-......-...-.... .....s... zoo
In this class eompetetiOn is open to all the
counties in the State.
Committee-Iohn Youngman, sen,, 5.
auckland, G, r, MeCulloch,
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dl'cIilAsIqrAaIsttisiils d Ish Ral 1'is Quarterly.
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No. AZ. PRoMIsCUoUs AND
UNENUMERATED ARTICLES.

All articles entered in this class not men,
toned in the foregoing list win besubmitted
to the awarding committee, who, In their
discretion, may commend premiums.
Committee-D S Canfeld, " Lewis, Geo.
Canfeld.
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1869-06-18

Terrible shipwrsok-Ths Loss Of the
Margaret and Zstus On the Gall Of
St. Lawrence Story Of the oalY
Survivor.
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RaAL asTATa AGENTS.
COMMISSION MERCHANTS.

: =
L. q. Rawson, Jas, Moore, Joseph L. Rawson.
Ill. RAWSON d CO.,
OTORAGE, FORWARDING & COMMISSION
~ Merchants, Dealers in Coarse Salt, Fine Salt,
Dairy Salt, Land Plaster, Oalcined Plaster, Water
Lime, etc. Having purchased the entire property
known as the Fremont Warehouse and Steam Ele-
Vators, at the head Of navigation the Sandusky
River, we are prepared to receive, store and ship
Grain, Lumber, MerehEndise and other produce.
Once, ct Fremont Elevators.
FREMONT. ii
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No 33-T,EATHFR WORK.

Best three calf skins, side harness leathsr,
farm harness, saddle and bride, pair mems
boots, woman's CATERS, each. 49,. 1 90
Committee-Philip Dorr, Jesse Van Ness,
Samuel Smith.
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No. .s1--MECHAN1c ARTS.

Best pork barrel, -four barrel, pail, corn
brooms, window shades, window blinds
doors for houses, worked flooring, turned
articles, weather boarding, common bas-
kets, grain measures, horse shoe nails, 30
oak shingles, each. h..................S 81 %
Committee-Thad Ball, A. Foster, Jona-
than SteirWalt,
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No. s4--rAILoR WORE.

Best made suit OF clothes, coat, vest
each ..................-... 80. j 90
ommittee-Samuel GarYiD, R. Hesman,
o. A. Roberts.
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No. 2s---PoULTRY.

Best pair China fowls, Game, Dorkings, Po-
lands, Spanish, cross-breeds, Turkeys,
Geese, Ducks, Guinea Fowls, each 81 90
Largest exhibition Of pigeons, not less than
six kinds NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 90
Largest exhibition Of birds, not less than six
kinds. .-..-,... - ---s-- .--. ......-sl W
Best poultry owned by one exhibitor. 2 90
Committee-Michael Long, DIR. Failing,
Isreal Smith.
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lew Series. Vol. XVII. No. a6.
No. 25.CARRIAGEs 3 WAGONS

Articles in classes "a and % may be enter
ed for premiums by persons owning aud
using them, living in the county, though not
made in the county or within the last year.
Committee -Alfheus Cook, Geo. TIndall,
John Pero.
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No. AZ. WINES.

best variety grape wine bottles = 90
best variety wine Of any other material3 90
Board OF Directors.
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No. 32-CABINEF WORK.
Best dining table, lounge, dressing bureau,
set parlor chairs, sofa. extension table,
book case, display Of cabinet ware
each ..-..................1 / 90
Committee-Isaac Sharp, 7. P. Finefrock,
John Singlebaugh.
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No. Be-. MIsoELI,ANY.

Committee-Wm.A A. Brandt, Mrs. John S.
Tyler, Mrs. DR.. Wilson. Mrs. Ed. Tindall,
Mrs. A. Carver, Mrs. ]. NJ. Smith.
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The judges will take into consideration
the training as well as symmetry and proper
matching, and try the teams at the plough or
otherwise az they may think proper.
Committee. R. Clarke, D. S. Tinney,
John Whitmore.