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143c, sides lS1@1S2c. Lard In tierces
1870 20lc; kegs 2l@22c. Sugar now
in first hands, common 9t@ 10c; prime
13c. Molasses nominal; prime fer
menting 144@ 15fc Whisky 97ctGsl.
Coffee, fair 6OG64c.
ST. LOUIS.
ST. LOUIS, July 3.-FIOur 81 J0tg5.
Wheat 81 17Cd}1 2l. Corn 30(a 94c.
Oats 64,a7Oc, Whisky 93c Groceries
quite and unchanged. Pork s32 7j(6
SO %. Bacon shoulders 1870 lie; sides
1910. Lard l9c.
CHICAGO.
CHICAGO. July &-FlOur irregular
and unsettled. Wheat 81 26l. Corn
72(G,72lc Oats, rye and barley neg
lected. Provisions inactive. Whisky
dull.
LOUISVILLE.
LOUISVILLE, July 3.-FlOur 81 %.
Corn 66c. Oats zoe. Sugar l44c Mo
Iasses 75c. Tobacco sales i54 hhds at
Sj to SD Il. Pork S33. Bacon Shout
ders l4lc; sides l86lSlc. Hams l9lc.
Lard l9lc. Whisky 93c.
FOREIGN.
LONDON, July 3,-COnSOls closed at
92J. L. 5. fve-twenty bonds easier
at Slb.
LIVERPOOL, July 3.-COttOn active;
uplands l2ld; sales 1000 bales.
California white wheat los; Red
Western No. ,, S. lid. Western -four
23s. Corn, No 2 mixed, a6s Cd; old,
26s Sd. Oats IS I'd.
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NEW ORLEANS.
The Sugar FraHds---S -SellSOner Seized BY
Gus .omh0use Gficers
Investigation Of the Sinking OF Coal Barges
Pilot Suspended

NEW ORLEANS, July Enough Of
the seized sugar has been re-weighed
to prove the frauds beyond a doubt.
The schooner Andromache, lying at
quarantine, loaded with sugar con-
signed to Cautrie & Co., has been
taken charge Of by the CustOmhouse
officers.
The sinking OF six coal barges at
Choctaw Bend By the Comet, from
some unexplained cause, is undergo
ing investigation by the Inspectors.
The pilot on duty at the time Of the
disaster has been suspended.
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ST. LOUIS
Further psr,ieslans 81 III III Freshet
Txaniy.ssyeu M,rs Bodies fouaa.

-. ..y,Is, July 3.-A PM Prominent !
Government contractor just from Fort
Sully makes the following report:
There was 70 rain Of any ACCOUNT
north or WesI Of Sioux City. and but
little beyond Omaha. The Missouri
j. rising at these point, but very little,
and that little is not attributable to
the rain. Below Council Bluffs, how
ever. the damage is very great. From
Phelps t. Cereal Station, on the COun-
ell BluiT and ST. Joseph Railroad, the
track j. from three to four feet under
water, there having been no trains for
four days.
Capt. Barlow. Of she steamer Noun
taineer, reports At q creek below COun-
eli Bluffs, he saw twenty->eYen dead
bodies taken out. They were the
bodies af tie meu, women and chill
dren drowned from the sudden rise Of
the rivers and the overflow of the fiat
prairie lands.
From every point below Kansas
City the report comes of the los, Of
life and property.
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IN MEM0RlAM.


DANERI-The foIioW las Ineg are written
in memory Of ASpR-G ptNEBI, who was
born in ChiavGr,, italy. iu January, 1880 aud
died in Memphis iva Iuue - iSie fr the bosom
Of d > MIGsly.
Or his love for mis- falufy and devotion %
his friends, pen or tongue can draw but O
weak conception. Yet, however weak our
conception may be, his many noble vtrtaes,
charitable Gccyts and exalted feeling 5f attach
meut &C all that Is humane @zd FeligiOus,
shall ever keep fresh kis memory IN the
hearts Of all who knew hiIa.
called TO his GCgst from his children and vie,
Who TeEc an that bad hound nina 70 worldly
Ete called 90 bl. death-5ed each h-ien,-,gho
saying, :. Kiss nle and pray for my soui Thep.
Called To his cod! with q smile s-e replied,
And uHsssn b. tEe eyes ol humanIIy died;
For while seeming a27-e2- vita The grace Of g
On the s}nss Of bright glory his soul SCARED
above.
called 70 his Cod Al, zoo falnt Is M scroll
TO picture the dignity sealed on his soul,
Where Fat-h, Hope and Charity purely com
Pouraj 6at vir.ae ana love to the breasts Of
mankind.
Cold, 1luse IA, llis sssVeyr,s tsse loved enc now
Ana. though dry may saletesrs be which hung
Yet.ye5 all our thoughts shall - 6ondIy en-
Wan the sad, sad remembrance which Iingers
behind.
How hushed Is JhGt voice rOvz, vet Lhosa Lips
which often b.,aR called me nom folly aid
Thy breast, q dssF AsDEEw, how wIthered
end cold
Which pure LOVE nom out Heaven did ever
unfold.
Those hands, O, how often extended taey
were
For the poor with the mite for all mankind
in prayer;
wash heart ever formed for this cold world
Of ours
No no. twas e'er set 'Tpid Jhe heavenly
bowers
O. could EEvEE CeIestlals ali ght on this earth,
Then, AoyoHEW DASERI, thou'dst neiaz here
have birth:
Or, could we Keep bosom friends near, ever
near,
Then, ANDREw, dear ANUREw, tho1d d'dst
NE Err leave US hear.
Think what virtues In sileuces so calmly did
blend
In that husband, thar parent, that brother,
that FRIEND;
How they shown with bright luster which
heavenWard rolls,
So MS memory for ever shall shine in our
souls. ID. RS.
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NEW YORK.
Another ShIhish GunbOat Launched Tke
CI6aa Prisoners Released na Bait
Or. Bassara ana SenOF Aifer0 atths TOmbs
Noting Further from Cot Ryan

.NEW YORK. July j.-All the mails
viii close at the POstOftice here on
Monday at noon. ......
Kate Fisher has caused the arrest OF
an actor named Wm. Stanton, TO an
swer 70 the charge Of SANDER In call
Ing her a thief
Another Spanish gunboat was
launched to-day.
The Cuban prisoners ri the Navy
Yard VeFe all released To-Day upon
giving bonds 70 keep the peace, and
to appear when called on for trial.
Dr. BaSSara and SeuOr AlferO are At
the tomh- in company With Gen. Ca
TuTia,
Nothing h5, been heard from Col.
Ryan vet, the revenue cutter that
went in search Of him not having re-
turned from Gardiner's Island.
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FOREIGN.
Revolution ia SpaiR--IEs Aiesde Murdered
and Several Citizens Wounded

LONDOS, July 3.-Carlist TislhgS are
reported in Spain In NitOria the
streets were filed with q revolution
ary mob, armed with scythes and r.
VOlvers, and shouting for Carlos and
Cabria. They murdered the AlCade
and wounded thirty citizens, many
MORALLY. Similar Tisings are also re-
ported in Csrthagenia and Nalentia.
Troops have been dispatched 10 sup
press them.
BREsT, july "A dispatch from
the Great Eastern, dated Friday at
noon, says the steamer had run 1920
knots from Brest, and paid out ll43
knots Of cable. The Insulation was
continually improving.
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s'l-ltI.s s'5ll,tl LepIesehiative OF the deceased
eAteutof may properly eontroI tn.
iea h0se5 ana collect them, and he il ea-
tltied 20 the reimbursement Of his ex-
penses incurred, and compensation Rol
his services in so doing.
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KANSAS CITY.
Opening Of the Bridge Across the Missouri.
5000 People Present.

KANSAS CITY, July 3.-A large
crowd of people assembled to-day to
witness the opening Of the bridge
across the Missouri river. Over 1000
were present.
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CINCINNATI
Base sdll Sane Fslwsaa the Gyap,es and
CiEclnHsiians --The t7jtcr Win

CISCINNAII, June 5.-Ihc base
ball game -betwPeu the Olym-
pics and CincinnatiaE5 cume Of
iris afternoon The day vas fine, and
fully $500 persons WeTp present. The
game commenced at 3P. m, and closed
at $50 The score andiBg-Olym-
pics II; Cincinnatians .. The Olym-
pics had the misfortune 20 lose the
services Of theiT famous short stop
from the 4th inning. from indisposi-
tiOn. and but for which il Is hard to
say wha! Woald have been the result.
They play again on Monday.
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DISSOLUTION.

y-FVHE copartnership heretofore existing be-
tween r. W. Price and A. B. TreadweI
tinder the style of Price & Tread well, Is dis
solved By the withdrawal Of z. W. Price. to
date from the lst inst Either one Is author
led to collect and receipt for debts due the
late firm. r. W. PRICE,
\. 3. TREADWELL.
NEW FIRM.-TREADWELL BROS. having
~ bought the interest OF Col. r. w. Price
in the late drm of Price 4 Treadwell, viii
continue the Wholesale Grocery Business. at
the old stand, No. l5 Union street, Lee Block,
under firm style of Treadweu Bros, where
they viii be pleased 70 see the old friends Of
the late flrl, and rs many ones as may be
pleased to call A. B. TREADWELLa
= R-A. TRBADWELL.
B. d. TREADWELL.
Memphis, Tenn, July 9, 1863. ty1
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WASHINGTON
Se9s trCH the k,r.s ,aRtjr sguadroa.
cOE5E War H5w5---5c-l Fighting The in
SgrgsHtS a7.EsIed
Letter frOm the President Accepting Borle's
Eas iaiiSG


WAsHlNCrOS, July J.-1ur Navy
Department has received dispatches
from Rear Admiral HUI, command
ing the North Atlantic squadron,
lated Key West, June 18th and June
oath. They contain no news Of great
importance. Havana is reported quiet
md no apprehension Is eutcrtalned Of
any disturbance.
Some accounts are given II the re-
cent engagement between the Gov
eminent troops and the insurgents.
The Arigate(3) Of Ferricei, which left
NeuVitas on the 9th Of May, tC re-en-
force Puerto Patrie, returned in q pit
liable condition, the cholera having
broken out among them. They aC-
complished their object, however,
which was the conveying Of a train
from Puerto Patrie 10 Los Fun8s, in
the interior. They were harassed and
finally attacked at IA Brenesa. The
rebels were routed, with a loss Of
eighty men. The Spanish lost seventy
six killed and wounded. The insur-
gents are given credit for behaving
well and retiring in good order.
There was q report Of an intention
on the part Of the Spanish TO give up
the railroad between Neuvitas and
Puerto Patrie.
The following is a copy Of the letter
Of the President, accepting thS rCSig-
nation Of Mr.. BOris:
EXECUTIVE MANSION,
WASHINGTON, d. C., june .. O..
To Hon A. r Borin. Secretary of Ihc
Navy:
DEAR SIR: Your letter Of This day,
rendering your resignation Of the pO-
sition Of Secretary Of the Navy, is
received. need hot assure you how
much / regret the severance OF our
Official connections, nor how conf
dent ! am that the high esteem l have
always felt FOR yOu, increased with
farther acquaintance, will continue
while acquaintance lasts. / accept
vour resignation with regret. there
fore, and hope that the quiet you
viii find in retirement, may restore
ynu TO perfect health,
With great respect,
Your ob't servant,
Csignedj Z. 5. GRANT
The above is a correct COPY OF
Grants letter accepting BOrie's resig-
nation, taken I3om another copy Of
the same, sent by Borie TO the EXecu-
tive Mansion, for the purpose of COM
pleting the files. The letter was writ
ten while Borie was in the room, and
taken away before a copy was made.
But for this reason, the press would
have been furnished with g copy be
fore.
fractional currency shipped during
the week; To national banks, $50, $50;
to the depository at Plttsburg, $50, 900.
Treasurer Spinner holds in trust for
the national banks, as security for
their circulation, S9l2, ,9ls, 500, and for
public deposits, S24, ,9O7, $50. Mutilated
bank notes burned during the week,
sl77. $50. Total amount burned to
date, sl46, ,434, 81. Total amount out
standing at this date, S229, ,749, COS. In
ternal revenue receipts to-day, 81 1873, :
400.
The Treasury office was removed to-
day from the old building to the new
department In the northern extension.
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TELEGRAPHlC MARKETS.
NEW YORK.

-NtaN lOANs
INV YORK, July 8.-Colton quiet
buJ firm; sales $50 bales; uplands
sac. Flour 81 90Gj 35. Whisky 81.
Wheat 81 l6. Corn SOG SSc.
Dry GOods.-The market is very
duh, yet steady and firm for all staple
styles Of cotton. Heavy brown sheet
ingS Of the best Eastern makes bring
1910 l7c; Stark Ice Prints irregular;
AmOskeags range from 1850 10 I2lc,
the inside rate being for poor old
styles, and the other for standard
makes. Fancy brands are selling
from u 10 14lc, the latter being ex-
treme and Obtainable only for fresh
styles. EllertOn's brown cotton fan
nels sell at 3lc for II, 27c for y, 24c for
o, 224c for p, l73c for /, 42c for
bleached W ii, SOC for No ,, and for
No > @, 2Gc.
MOney.-MOney was firm in the
morning, hut grew easier in the after
noon, closing at per cent currency
fOT call loans. The disbursements Of
the Treasury partially relieved the
market. Sterling dull. Gold lower,
opening at 81, declining to 36I, and
closing at 81. Governments are firm,
closing higher. 1t is reported that the
Government will buy more bonds
next week, but it lacks confirmation.
state bonds dull.
CINCINNATI.
CINCINNATI, July 3.-Flour $ 6jte
6. Corn 72975c. Oats 66G6Sc. Whis-
ky 92c. Pork So 60 Bulk shoulders
l2ic; sides l6l@l6gc. Lard l9c. Wheat
81 2091 Is. Rye held at 81 10. Bar
lev nominal Cotton firm at S8c.
NEW ORLEANS.
New ORLEANS, July 8. - Cotton
sitter; middIings 823@33c; sales l54
bales; receipts l29 bales; exports 1854
bales. Gold 373. Sterling 81. New
York sight J premium. Flour, super
fne S5 65a5 70; Xxx So 20; xxx
$6 IS. Corn, 81. Oats 72873c, Bran
81 02l31 05. Hay S26@27. Pork
S3i Is. Bacon retailing at, shoulders
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

NTASTED.-FWO good white women TO go
w five miles into the country on the NJ.
and c. r. r. Apply at 6H shelby street. jy3
NOTICE OF DISSOLUTION eopaTt-
~ nersfiip heretofore existing between the
undersigned, under the firm name Of Murphy
g. Cash, is this day dissolved BY Limitation
J. ]. Murphy assumes all the Liabilities Of the
firnl, and x alone authorized to collect Us as
sqfs J. j. MI RPHH,
r. II. CASH.
Nfsrnp,is Iulv lsse. ty3
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ERIE, PENN.
Arrival CT 7 Cuban Expedition ffoH -ehiia'
d5phia

Err, PENN., July "A special TO
the Tribune says: a Cuban expedition
of 900 men arrived here yesterday AT
ternoon and evening from Philadel-
phia. They will cross TO Canada to
day, and will embark on vessel clear
ing from a Canadian port.
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Stravad on StoIen---s25 Reward.

FAY MARE. about Is hands high, years
old, very quick, and small AL. VIII
pay S25 reward FOR her delivery 70 me
- J. FEALY,
TTnfn1 sfraae
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@Sorsnbeza. u Norimbegus, is Inc
name aiven by early French fishermen
and explorers to a fabulous country south
Of Cape Breton. first discovered BY Yer
razEsni in-152t 1t was supposed to have
a magnificent eity or the same name On a
great river, probably the PenCbscot, The
Site of his barbaric city IS laid down on a
map published at Antwerp in 1870. In
l604 Cilamplain sailed in search of the
Northern Eldorado, twenty-five leagues
up the Penobscot from the Isle Haute.
He supposed the river to be that Of Nor
embegs, but wisely came to the conclu-
sion thHt those travellers who told of the
great city had never seen it. He saw no
evidenCe of anything Ike civilization,
but mentions tie finding of g cross, very
old and messy, a the woods.
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The strike in the PENNSYLVANIA
coal regions has greatly Increased the
lfaae nom the Maryland mines.
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Coy. Randolph Of New jersey,
i IS said, viii probably succeed A. g.
Cartell as United States Senator rom
that State.
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John G. Breckenridge is u, aceom.
pany the surveying expedition for tbe
Northern Pacific railroad from T.
Paul
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.EllHtHl1M Ht1 !||| ii FASHION,;
WsAS. seX
MAY!! MAY! MAY! ].

We shall keep, during the month
OF May, our stock of Dry Goods
and Millinery complete, Ladies
are invited to inspect our goods.
II you are wanting Millinery.
Dress Goods, White Goods, Fancy
Goods, &C., come before YOU buy,
tothe Emporium of Fashion, where
you may see new goods, pretty
goods, stylish goods, a large stock
OF goods, and cheap goods, sOljl att
living profits for CASH. IF YOU
havn't been to the Emporium of
Fashion, ask your neighbor about
it.
Respectfully, &c.,
FOWLER & MCDONALD.
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FAIss-PAoKED CorToN.-Yss.erday, .
lot of nineteen bales Of cotton, from Abbe-
vile, was offered to Messrs. Blakely and
Gibbes. Mr.. Gihbes sampled the cotton
and after offering 25i-2 cents for 1t, Il
made a close examination Oft, and found
eighteen bales Of It to be falsely packed
being filled in the middle Of the bales with
action seed aud wet and rotten cotton. On
boring into the middle of the bales bushe
OF seed were found. The young man who
had charge OF tho cotton asserts very pos:
lively that the fraud wns. entirely unknown
to him. aad that the packing was done OF
bis mothers plantation BY the frsemen,
Who had an interest in the crop of one hslf
The merchants and committee ofths board
Of trade have, ne lsarn, determined not tn
prosecute the party 10 this case before Civ
Jog him chance to clear himself. -
3D." CulaEa6ia Pheniz.
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tRl lt!:::600DS !!::6l|0 % \ INV GOODS. !!
..'.ss' T s:. .'"s1 1n great Variety, -.
FOR TR II = SPRING q! l AND SUMMER OF 1se9,
At No. / Granite II anoe. uer,e..5 .@.. '.>:<

Az nev sis the iase ao kY GOODS .v.,
@oce 9. BkoWN Add STRIPED
%nSnS so CalLDRENS SHOES GENTS
an complete sna 1aAiS are
sm hsppy Inform the pubic chat A Nth
o Coon tn" Goods TO
wv" :. ENOCH NETx6M
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IlyTFN:;2T||'.il|X|.BS I.
: "a y =, 'e. 81 l,f 81
FOR e! 0 1888. - ~s.>", -.

! THR 6posisg Tss.s h.ys bssn asasasad
TO re.se supplies tor 1869. l-
10 Cents ON sssry hundred dollar. oi i
'hs cssh value es all Rsai Es.s,s, 5
xS.O0 on every Pleasure Carriage h
uee, by two or more hoeseA '..' :.
$500 on every Bugs., Gig, sa,tv.
Barouchs OF other Ike vehicle drawn b,
one horse. ~. - .a..,.. Il :
So. 6.00 oo every omnsbn., H.ek or Ca.
riags drawn By two. Or more horses, and
$500 on every Buggy, Gig Or Other
like vehicle u.ed for hire. ,. -.
$500 on every Fonr nons Wagon,
used for hirs. .;y.
400 on svery Two Hor.s Wagon,
Dray or Cart, used for hire. n... 49,. ..
3 Cents Oh svssy 800 Of salss 0
merchandise from LIST. January, 1865, 70
1st January, 1859. ....i....
B Cents on every 800 Pssssionsl in,
come.
8 Cents on every 800 Of Income from
Mechanical euployuen,a 90.
$1,000 on every Dagusrso,ypi plat,
Ambro'yPis', or other persons prscsicing
ike art or profession.
90 cents on each Dog.
5Per cent. on the value of all sales
at Auction. BY transient persona.
400 Poll Tax upon all male per-
SONS from l6 to so years.
$500 Communication Tax for
Road Duty. .
All Returns must be made by
the LIST April next.
Aud the taxes paid BY LIST May next.
Dsiaulsss will Be habis to be Double
Taxed, aud executions will bs issued against
them. ...-~.
Any person running any vehicle for hire
within the incorporate limite, for which q
license is required, will be fined the full
amount Of the Ia, for each offeuce.
All lax Returns must be made to J. r
9. DuPrs, nj Knox & Cos store, who bus
Tue Books.
The Rtal Eta,e will be assessed at la,
years valuation.
The Council have found themselves uua.
bic to assess a lower rate Of Taxes, as seve
Fai huudrek dollars OF dents have been
turned over 70 them BY the last Council !
md no asseis.
WIN. 81. PARKER,
1ntendant.
February 20. 1859. till Nay.
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%" -, SS iSf SE ~ sr--- tasfg, ~ ~ = !;
3he xeeatiys Cohmissss, otk4hs
Abbevills. Asrioaltarals soeisky Aays
anthoEizsd 1shs pablicstions az the fol-
aowing prsmiala iS Ssea assting The
various prenainms q te swarded At
! ;ths firse Fair 70, u hsad some time in
The Fall Of 1se9 Tho amount or
: saius q saah prsmium win .be do
psnds6t apos nnmbea os nembsrs
Of the Society, which amount win be
asaxsd % soon q practicable.
p. WYATT AIKEN, Pres't. ::
!. /. 4 As1 @ nsccf ding Secretary.
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Field Crops.

tFSt sks ersssssi prodse.iop Of Cotton on
one acrs of upland, sish the mode ol
pFepasslion, amount and kind Of manure
MED, varsity Of cotton, time Of planting,
mode Of cultivation and cost Of production:
The "a saauremept Of land and weight Of
cotton 70 bs vouchsd Tor BY affidavit,
For The greatest lproaaesion Of Cotton on
twenty acrsss ~ith The mode of prepara
tion, kmount and kind OF msnars used,
variety If COTTON time Of planting, mode
e Of puliisation and coat Of production.
4 The MEASUREMENT Of land and weight Of
4 3cottousto be souehed for BY affidavit,
For the greatest production Of Corn on
one acre Of upland. sams regulations q,
above,
For the greatest production Of Corn on
twenty acseA same requisitious a. above,
For the greatest pFoduosiss Of Wheat on
=, one acre d uplsnd, same regulations as
above ~ -, -
Rerrths greaisst prodacsion Of Barley on
one icis. sans acquisitions q above,
For ths grsssass production. Of Rye on
; "oos acre, sasds rsquisisions a. above,
For the grsstsst production Of Oats on
0ne as1A sams regulations a. sbove
Bsst baShsI 81 Sweet Potatoss, |
Best bnshel Of Irish Potatoes,
Best bushsl Of Field Peas, with sample in |
p..s'sn:lsl ii la,ossa Peas, j 1
Bssskashslh &c Tprufps - :
Best barrel of Flour. |
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Four Horse Wagon 3or Sale.
,5ts4. .ifEf ysa<$Gz igstft i@YY.y.e ,i<ss. ~
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OFFICERS OF THE SOCIETY.

OFFICERS OF THE SOCIETY.
President-D. w. Aiken.
Vee. .President-C.T. Haskill.
Ireusurer-F A. c. unor.
Corresponding Seeretary-J. 8. Goth
ran.
Recording Seeretary-W. A. Lee.
Executive Conmittes-J. T.. Parks. r.
A. Griffin, NJ. G. Taggart, O. T. Porcher,
D. N. Rogers, J. N. Lstimer. j. B. Kav.
G. N. Aa.tison. A. B. Waralsw, G. Med.
Miller, W. II. Parker and w. Joel S,oith.
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Beat Subsoil Pov, ...-..
Best collection of Plough Moulds
Beat Single Hone Plow stock,
Best Club Axe, ..a
Best Haichet,
Besi Broad Axe.
Best Collection Of Tin Ware.
Leather---of District Manufac.
ture.
Best . sides Sole Leather, y
Beat 3 sides Upper Leather,
Best SIDES Harness Leather.
Bes. 8 sides Calf, Goat, & Sheep Skins.
Best Pair Of Carriage Harness,
Best Pair of Buggy Harness,
Best Gentleman's Saddle, : =
Best Riding Bride.
Best Set Wagon Harness-4 bore.
Beat Set Wagon Harness. horss.
Best Set Plough Gear complsie,
Best Blind Bride, for Plantation.
Best 6 Brogaus,
Beat Pair Dress Boots,
Bsst Pair Water Proof Boots.
Best Pair Dress Shoes.
Domestic cManufaotuzes...oft the
District,
Beat pair Woolen Blankets,
Best 10 yards Ker,sys.
Best 10 yards Woolen Carpetips.
Best yards Wooden Jeans.
Best Cotton and Shuck Mattresses.
Best 6 Wool Hats,
Beat 6 Shuok Golfers.
Best Couuterpanes, Wooden and Cotton.
Best Yes, Patterns, Woolen and Silk.
Best pair Wooleu Socks,
Best 8 pair Cotton Socks, :;
Best half dozen Cotton Plough Lines,
Best Fly Brush,
Best Fan.
Tailoring-.-of the District.
Best made Gsnt'eman's Dress Coat,
Beat made Gentleman Vest
Bsst made Gentleman's Pants.
Best Specimens Of Sewing Silk.
Beat 8 yasds Silk and Woolrn Cloth,
Best 3 yards Silk and Cotton Cloth.
Best made Gen.ieusu's suit, Cloth,
Patch, Crochet and Needle
Work.
Best Patch Work Quilt, Silk,
Best Patch Work Quilt. Cot,ou,
I'd best Patch Wn,k Quilt, Cotton,
Sd best Patch Work Quilt. Cotton,
Best Imitation, Msrsailies Quilt,
Best Raised Work Quilt
Best Silk Comfort. =. -.,
Best Worsted Comfort,
Best Velvet Comfort.
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ARTICLE III.

This Constitution may he altered o.
amended by q majority Of the member
present at any regular meeting of til,
Society. notice Of which alteration or an
nouncsment must be served upon the
Executive Committee. at least thirty day.
before any regular or called meeting o
the Society.