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TRANSFERS OF REAL Es'rtTE,-The follow
ing transfers of real estate have beer fled IN
the Office of the Recorder Of Deeds since our last
report:
June Sth-w. II. GoodalI to Samuel English, part
), square IS $50; hos. Anderson o. Louisa Grace,
parts 3 and -, square 800 sI2O Robert q Rutlier
s RaSeiford to ' pH Hatcsq %sst
part 5, square 253' s2-50; y. w. Hansell 10 r. G.
Willis parts. square *, 8 90; Martin Tuohy to
Mary killaf6ye. part 4. square sIi, S2OyD Stephen
J. Dallas, to r. J Fleming sub r. square 80, 800
June 9th-George p. Con to Charlotte Lavender,
TO W. b GOodacre, part 9, square 50, ESQ; John b
$3.50; Corporation Of Washington to $. ii. Plat,
Sheridan sub 70, square s. s5la George A. Hasks'
june iCthNJames Miller to Thoma, Abbott, part
T. square 1874, 500; San uel Cross to George Hall,
MuSphy 1conntyj John Carroll Brent to Mary
sousae. part II, square i9s; Charles Hoering to Ed
KsSsse, sab o. square s Nose, Kelly
Owning to r W Barker part ii, sauafe 50, 5000;
n ssTs just to fis Sns Bart sfIy sns
square 7S2. $3.50; Charles just to Jules Golay sni
Mstcsif sub 20 square he, $50 Charles W King &c
Fred ynton sub L, square 6s2. So go; John +. MAY
June sihW Enssise to John Fus. part
square 3f5, $4,000; Hudson Taylor TO Joint Stoch
and part S, square NJ, $4,000; james n CalIan e
IL smcot square east q square $40 > go, A.. Z
,a ; S.I s sass. } fSS Tssf
70 John wsigel part Is, square, ga 81 cY; Job i
TSGmas ,aWsIa - TSSma eaT a a,ys
June iiik;-Rchard v. King to N. R. King par
Baily cub Is, square 2l6, S2,7o2
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~The people of Nevada are to vote on the
Woman Suffrage question at their next election.
s%Dr. Mary Walker has lately been in Texas
and one of the newspapers describes her as of
''gentlemanly appearance"
~Wm. McVeigh, new minister to CONSTANT
nople, and General McCandless or Pennsvlva-
ma, sailed on the Java from New York for Liv-
erpOOl yesterday.
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IMPORTANT TO GENTLEMEN.-H you wish
your clothing thoroughly cleansed, all grease
spots effectually removed 80 that they will never
show again; if you wish your clothing nicely
pressed SO that they will look like new, send
them to Anthony Fisher, nrst-class scourer,
agent OF Staten island and New York Dyeing,
and sole proprietor OF new Partisan process, 61s
9th street, opposite the Patent Office. List Of
prices:-COats, from 81 to $3.50; Pants, IS cents;
Vests, 90 cents; whole Summer Suit, S225.
Ladies would DO well, before they put away
their winter garments, to give me call. FISH
er's Cleaning Process takes all grease spots
effectually out, and he can give guarantees that
no moths can enter the garments during. the
summer. References Messrs. b. H. Duvall,
434 Pa. ave-; 5. H. Heiberger, A2 Pa: ave-; q.
r. schafer, Ee "a. ave- w: L. Srmtn, oVe Stn
See advertisement in another column. 5,16,1:
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SUDDEN DRArH.-Yesterday, Mr.. H.w. Smith,
the gentleman who has heretofore managed the
colored lights at the walhalla entertainments
given during the week at Wallis Opera House.
was found dead in his bed at the American
House. physician was Immediately called in,
ana, after an examination of the corpse, pro-
nounced the cause of Mr.. Smiths death to have
been spoplexy. The son and daughter-in-law
of the deceased were living at the same house
with him, and are members OF the walhalla
troupe.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-06-16

OSCAR CRsPEDEs, the son OF the leader Of the
Cuban REBEL on, who was captured, by the
Spanish troops and executed on Nav 80 had
Just been married to a Cuban lady of seventeen,
who was also captured. 1t is said the Spaniartis
do not treat her as his widow but consider the
marriage as of no binding effect.
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LOCAL NEWS.
Anusenlenfs &c.

NATIONAL TBEATER- Hamlet" for tAe
benefit vi T.. Z. Stoner.
WALLS OPERA HOCsE--waIhalla and Bio
plastic TrOupes.
FIFTH BAPTIST CHUECH, SOUTH WASHING
ToN.-Strawberry festival.
DAILY Excursions to GIymOnt on the steamer
4. II. Smith.
DAILY EXCURSION Of the steamer Arrow to
Mount Vernon.
SMITHS ART GALLERY, 2I5 street.
MARKRITER's ART GALLERY, Az It'll street.
BARLOw's Art GALLERY, 81 Pa. avenue.
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TIE WAsHINGT

The WASHINGTON CANAL AND THE WASH
INGTON AQUKDUCT.-The Senate Committee on
the District Of Columbia, At their session to-mOr-
row, will consider the subject OF improving the
Washington canal, the various plans therefore
having been carefully examined by the members
of the committee. The Washington Aqueduct
will also receive their attention, and there
seems 10 be no doubt that an appropriation for
its COMPLETION will be Recommended.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-06-16

MORTUARY REPoRT-Dr. j. f.. Dexter, Sec
retary OF the Board of Health, reports the num-
Der OF deaths in this city for the month of May
at So Eleven died of consumption; of brain
disease; OF commissions; of old age. The
number of males were 10, females a., unknown
!; - were less than one year old, IS from one to
five years, Is from twenty 10 forty, and . from
eighty TO one hundred years The number of
whites were "a. colored "a.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-06-16

THE LIQUOR DEALERS ASSOCIATION elected
the following officers yesterday afternoon
President, r. G.. Boyle; Vice President, O..
Jueneman; Recording Secretary, j. I. Martini
Treasurer, Chas. Mades; Financial Secretary,
ID. j. Byrnes; Collector, John Neenan. Finan-
cial Committee-John Frederick, Dennis Con-
nell, VIM. Carey. The following is the Exec
utive Committee First Ward, Jno. Frederick;
Second Ward, James Mcclure; Third Ward,
John wolshum; Fourth Ward, VIM. Carev;
Fifth Ward, ID. j. Byrnes; Sixth Ward, b.
Leins; Seventh Ward, j. McCarty; George
town, K. A. Shnn and j. Costar.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-06-16

CHARGE OF HORSE STEALING.-This NOR ming
Mr.. James l.. Reward and John Ferguson
brought to police headquarters a colored man
Lieutenant TAFT. He Is accused of having
stolen two horses, mule and wagon, between
the 4th Of April and the 9th Of June. Mr.. Ker
ward lost his mule in April last, and Mr.. Nj. r.
Thompson, of Georgetown, lost a horse on the
same night, and Mr.. X. had his suspicious a. to
the party who committed the theft. On the
night OF the 9Th inst. Mr.. John Ferguson, living
near Benning's Bridge, and Mr.. Reward con-
cluded to follow the tracks of the wagon, and
traced them through Prince Georges county to
the head Of Severn river, in Anne Arundel,
where they found the man with a horse, mule
and wagon, and recovered all the stolen prop
erty. Justice Smith heard the case and COM
mitted the accused to jail for hearing.
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A NUIsANCE--C0mplaints have been made
by several correspondents about a stagnant pool
or water on l. street south between 9Th and 18th
streets, which 1t is said Is a receptacle for all
the dead hogs, dogs and cats in the neighbor-
hood, making the water there as green as the
grass surrounding the pool, but more noxious
This place should not be overlooked by the
proper authorities.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-06-16

Result OF POLITICAL Rove h1rgs of az
sontt iclfh Intent % htH.-This morning the sx-
pruinatiOp o" - .--~ assa,I, -, k...
-. vurtg ~ assault ana battery
with intent 70 kill Robert G.. Owsley, preferred
against Daniel Turner, arrested by Detective
McDeyitt. was concluded before Justice Smith,
l. G.. Hine for the defence. Quite a number OF
witnesses were sworn, some Of whom testified
that on the night in question, June ID, Bowen
meeting was being held at Island Hail. and ths
accused. after prOnouncing a statement made
by one OF the speakers to be a lie, started out,
and was pursued by the crowd, in which was
Owsley, who received severe cut in the arm.
.,u, ,ne testimony a. 10 who inflicted the wound
Is conflicting. The Gec.slOn was, after argu-
ment, reserved.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-06-16

DAVIS, sol Market Space, corner Of sth ST., is
still selling Straw Goods and Parasos at cost,
and all other kinds of goods remarkably cheap.
He is receiving new goods, comprising choice
novelties, daily. Ladies, give him an early
call
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-06-16

Our HOME HERoEs--It will be seen BY the
advertisement elsewhere that tomorrow the
Olympic and National Ii. h. Clubs, or this city
play their much-talked-of match game. With
fair weather we predict an immense crowd and
some OF the finest playing Of the year.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-06-16

est. CLOUD HOTEL" corner 9th and i sts.-
This well-kept and elegantly furnished house,
having added many new improvements for the
comfort of its guests, including spacious bill
lard saloon, Is prepared to furnish for the sum-
mer months rooms and board at reduced
prices. 3
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Four MEN KILLED BY LiGBTNING-A

FOUR MEN KILLED BY LiGHTNlNG.-A gentle
man f ON Essex county informs us that the
thunder storm last wednesday was very severe
in that county. AT BOhanan four black men
were killed by lightning. They had taken
refuge in stable, when bolt of the subtle
fluid struck it and killed them instantly, and
urned the eyes out of another colored man
Richmond Enquirer.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-06-16

In CONSEQUENCE of an Injunction from the
court. the sale Of furniture advertised by Cooper
* LaumeT TO take place to-day ar Ne. I2Ii X
street, has been postponed until further notice
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For GENTLEMEN.

Fine Brown Duck Sack Suits, IS and so.
Fine Brown Duck Frock Suits 50 and $40.
Well shrunk. One price only.
GEO. e.. HRNNTNG,
No, 40 7fh street - w
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AssACLT.-H. ID. McCabe was arres.ad vas
terdsy by Officer Columbus, on the charge of
assault and battery on John Dick and Justice
Mills held him 20 bail for court.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-06-16

MIssISe-See advertisement eIsewhere of
Mr.. A. DAVIS Offering reward for any iutoruna-
ton concerning his son, Augustus, Is years old .
who has been missing for the past few DAYS
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-06-16

The WASHINGTON SYNAGoGUE.-The He
brew ngregation OF this city having engaged
Rev. DIR. II. Baar, of Brussels, to take charge
of the congregation, he will enter on his duties
on Saturday morning at O'Clock.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-06-16

nj ht there were 25 arrests made by the seventh
precinct officers, which Melted the Corporation
SO il Enes.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-06-16

FUGITIVE CAUGHT.-Norris PIumley, a col
ored boy sentenced TO the House of Correction,
escaped from that institution a few DAYS since,
and last night recaptured by Lieut.. j Johnson.
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To DYsPRPTICs.

From a careful analysis OF Doo,ey's Baking
Ponder, we can safely recommend it as the best
ever manufactured, producing bread, biscuits,
pastry, &c, which can be relished by the most
sepsifiye dyspeptcs, as healthy and nutritious.
Always ready, Economical, and will preserve
it, strength and purity In any climate. For
sale in 4, n, I, and pound cans, to meet the
demand, by Grocers generally. eos
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-06-16

FbMILIES VISITING Boston can IND no bettel
Accommodations than a suite OF rooms at the
American House, with bath rooms, closets, &c
Close to principal places of business and amuse-
mGut.
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CITY ITEMS.

stock and fixtures of the Central Dollar Store.
sos Market Space, near sth street, commencing
Friday, 18th, at 10 a. IN. See advertise nent. .
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PANAMA HATS
Bleached and Trimmed,
At A. T. Whiteney's, 924 Pennsylvania avenue,
south side, bet. 9th and 10th streets.

INDICTMENT TO Buy GoOD SBwIN0 MA
oHIHR-Willcex & Gibbs Sewing Machine, the
most simple and best constructed sewing ma
Inquire ut the agency, Baun's Corset and Hoop
Skirt Factory, A0S Seventh street, between D
And Z. Eli
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-06-16

ANOTHER LIGHT OUT.-James L. n. Bowen
lamb-lighter ia the Seventh Ward, resigned
Yesterday,
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Interesting Life Insurance Case.

Sat ~ WidolV- Qheer Tsstim0ny- Veydic. for
PlaiHtiF.
An insurance case came before Justice Plant
yesterday, the circumstances OF which are a.
fOHows:-Mrs. Catherine Roth some time ago
sued Mr.. a. T.. l.. Reese the local agent in this
CITY Tor the Peoria (IllinOis) Benevolent and
Mutual Insurance Company, for the sum OF
one hundred dollars, the amount of insurance
policy on her husbands life. Mr.. Ferdinand
Roth, the husband, died last February from in
wagon Mrs. Roth produces the prOt,er evil
dence OF her husbands death, together with the
physicians certificate.
The defence put in the plea that Mr.. Roth's
Ieath Wa caused by Incorporate and Immoral
hahits, which, they claim, annuls tie policy
ana they bring a witness to sustain this plea
an individual who calls himself Augustus F.
HaTtke and who claims to be a general agent
20 IIaveI everywhere tor the company" This
man eElcence Il TO the effect that subsequent
10 the death If Mr.. Roth he called upOn Mrs
Roth. who stated TO HIM that her husbands
dea'h was caused by his vicious habits and that
meDt OF MIR. Roth.
Complainant denies this and saws that this
man who was total stranger to her called 10
see her after her husbands death, and stated
thal ne was very intimate friend of her bus-
pan and cOrtOled with her, expressing the hope
mat ms lie was insured, sc. &c: that he did
EOt disclose 20 her his connection wi n the Peoria
insurance company. andfurther that by his i'm
pertinent and inquisitive manner he finally
tNcited her suspicious that he was an impOSter
ana that she has not seen him since until the
present time.
The case has been pending for some time. and
Judgment was gwen some weeks ago by Justice
Plant for plaintiff, but at the solicitation of Mr.
heeSe the case was re-Opened in order Tn OF %
him an Opportunity to 'set himself right with the
company As he stated. and YESTERDAY another
for plaintiff. e'A
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-06-16

Pure OLIVE OIL Il hard 10 get. but Cbelini,
on Capitol HUI, has Just imported some direct
from Lucca, he adyeTtises.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-06-16

TIE THEATEEs.-At the National this eve
ming, Tor the benefit Of y. p. SrOner, Nh sydney
MaTiowe VIII appear IN the first. second and
third acts OF Hamlet" .AsmOdeus" bv Miss
May Nichols, late OF the W0rTeII BurlesIne
1reupe, viii conclude the entertainment.
Az wars opera House large audience was
in attendance last evening Notwithstanding the
ram storm, 70 witness the beautiful entertain
ment given by the Walhalla and BiOplastic
troules. as their engagement closes this week
we advise all who delight in pleasant recreation
70 witness the performance OF this sou,,,,,,.
: sc groupings and tableaux are very fine. the
gymTastic exercises astonishing, and the pris-
mauc and Illuminated fountains of real water
one OF the most novel displays of hytrauIic
science ever presented 10 the public.
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For SUMNER WEAR.

FOR SUMNER WEAR.
Linen Suits-S4,
Coat, Pants and Vest
AT liable & Co.'S,
2 335 Pennsylvania ave-, (U. s. Hotel.)
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DIED OF BIS WcUND-Isaac johnson, the col
Ored man who was shot during a disturbance ON
the afternoon of election day near the Seventh
Ward polls, by Policeman +. VI. Skinner died
YESTERDAY at his fathers residence, in South
washington; and a. soon a. the fact was known
offleer Skinner reported himself At the station
10 await The result OF The investigation. The
coroner, Dr. W. W. Potter, was called in and
heId jury OF inquest on the body of johnson
and the evidence before him and the inry
showed that when deceased received the fatal
wound an attempt vas being made to rescue a
prisoner IN the custody OF the officer in which
attempt deceased was participating The evil
deice was 80 plain as to this POINT that no wit
nesses were called by Mr.. Skinner, a.. . verdict
va. rendered a accordance with the "a "a A..
quitting the officer OF any blame, - AZ
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-06-16

ALASKA DIAMONDS,
Initial OToIde Buttons,
French jet Jewelrv,
Pipes, Vases, and Chromos,
received this morning al Priggs Dollar Jewelry
store, No. i57 Pa. ave, bet. A. and 9th sts.
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GEORGETOWN ADVERTISEMENTS.

nRY GOODS AT BE aUCED PRICEs,
AT loI hsTucF -, t,F sRcrro.VN. n c
Good Blk silks at sl.se, 8 IS. -, 81 3, Sss,
Printed DeLRnrs and ArmHrss y &c worth sc.
case yard wide Bleached Shirting, an excellent ar
ticle, i2'rc.
Law rs l.5Fc 10 25c White MarSs lies &C aud &C
Striped and n ain Grenadines l0c-, worth &c
AT wool CSssireres SO. and 65c.. worth &c. =
Linen Cambria Hdkfs from 6'sc. NJ, genuine n Il
Gloves 81.
We are selling great barEans in all kinds Of Goods
els " tr '~i' NJ" BENJAMIN MILLER
NJ D Z E.
GrOPeErowN, n g, June s. 81
Having this day disposed y my Grocery business
at the southeast corner cf Bridge ald High sire -
90 Mr.. W L. Heron Of this town, 1 return thanks
for the patronage extended 70 me for over thirty
years and cordially recommend a continuance Of
the same 10 my successor.
wM. ii. TENNEY,
The undersigned, having purchased Mr.. rennass
stock Of Groceries and made considerable ADDITIONS
thereto. 50 that my stock Of Choice FAMILY CrN-
ceries W ines, and Liquors Is now very cotn nlefe
respecftull solicit share Il public patronage ami
Will endeaVOr 10 give satisfaction 20 the community
jell-lw WN r HERRON
EE0RGET0wN DOLLAR STORE. II Hish
VI street.-Just received, UNSURPASSED assort-
ment Of Jet and Fancy yewelry, Chrosnos. VaSes
Knives; Pipes, Fans, Albums, &c, &c. Call and
see, al NO. -. myss-lm
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From Fairfax County, Va,

Forty Days and Nights of RAIN The Crops Don't
Mind it-EEd Strawberries, Enter Cherries The
Circuit COUTt-FdirfoE Juries Don't Ac1uit
Much The Recent Eisction-'. Hands, Wanted
or the F0rRS-4 lint 10 LdJOrers lgh5 Can't
Get Work IN WasLiDotcD
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THE BEST GOODS
AND THE LOWEST PRICESt
g. -. O'IIARE q son.
GROCERs,
1913 sEvrSTH STREET NV, By Nam.

Immense stock of
TEAS, CoFFEES, ri RE SPICES -
FANCY AND STAPLE GRorERfKs
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DESPERATE ASSAULT ON A WOMAN wrru
IkTENT TO kILL-Day before Yesterday John
Henry Evans, notorious negro thief who grad
Trainers alley and attacked a woman named
Mary BOntZ. knocking her down and stamping
and kicking her until she was insensibIe. He
Ieit her almost dead, and managed to get away,
as also several other parties who were with him
warrant was subsequently procured and
placed in the hands of officer oliver who with
TIE assistance o. some OF Lieut.. JOhnsOns Off
GERS. captured him in that delectable locaIitv
IN the northern part of the Second Ward re-
Gently chTistened ''Hell's Bottom" and he was
taken before Justice Mills, but the woman had
not recovered suffi GENTLY 20 appear az the evan
nation. There were other witnesses to the as
sault who gave their testimony and the Justice
committed him TO Jail for court
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FAMILY SUPPLIES, ETn.
ESTABLISHED 1883.

ESTABLISHED 1888.
We beg leeve % iRforrl onr customers ~ a.
tiuuous decline I'm GRO ERIES. and fhst - 81
reduce our prices @ confsrm theret1. i.sIr i. ..
daily with the New York wholesale price. I'll -
foreign and domestic groceries y
lo0 CASES CLAREr WINE. q tire very D.,
brands. bottled an France. COu-el ufuf'F l.tr.r- !
CHARGE for ainlterafi1n our N nISkFN q. =
old, BRANDY and WINES are purr auI D. t.. u =
proved by axe. leio Inn MN pkME ~lN
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M At 10 set inc curbstones and pave the footWays
and cutters on both sides of Turner street north
west,
BE az enacted By the Board Of Aldermen and Board
o. Cannon COEdctL o. the City Of WdShtHgtOH, That
the Mayor be, and he is hereby, authorized and re-
quested TO cause the curbstones to be set and the
footways and cutters paved on both sides of Turner
street northwest, between and streets mort h
The work to be contracted for and executed in the
manner and under the Observation-Disclosures provided by
law and TO defray the expense of said improvements
special tax equal to the thereof is hereby i'm
posed and levied all lots parts Of lots bordering
the line VI the improv ement; the said tax to be
assessed and collected in conformity with the pro-
visions of the act approved October II. 1870.
Approved May Is, ls7O.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1870-09-14

wv ~ p
AT the Annual Meeting of the Pierce Coun-
ty Agricultural Society held at the Council
Room in the City of Prescott on Wednesday
the second day of FEBRUARY 1870 at 10 O'Clock
A. M. the following Officers and Premium List
were elected and adopted for the year 1870:
OFFICERS, .,
President. NJ. BAILEY,
Vice Presidents-Presco Nathan Stone
Clifton. Levi Bailey. Oak Grove, y N. Teare.
Trimbelle, j. H. Fnller. Ellsworth, " isOn
Kinney. Isabelle, Adam Brown. Pleasant
Valley, j. ID. Trumbu,l. River Falls. Abner
Morse. Diamond Bluff. r L. Nero. Hartland
A, E. Hodgeman. Trenton David Lyon. Sa-
lem, E. Fuller. Ell Paso. NJ. d. Mcintyre
Martell. Henry Mcgee. Union. E. Holt. Rock
Elm. j. FL. Bates. Deerfeld, j. p. Ackens.
Recording Secietary,-J. II. Southwick.
Corresponding Secretary-R. j. Flint.
Treasurer-M. w. Barb.
SUITS OF DEPARTMENT..
Grain and Seeds-G. w. McMurphey.
vegetables-John A. Stirratt.
Fruit, Dairy and Household Products-G. Fl.
Nichols.
Ladies' Department-Jas. Gsnn, Mrs. d. ].
Dill, Mrs. VIM. Howes.
Cattle. Sheep and Swine-O. @. Hollister.
Horses and Mules-Levi Bailey.
Fine Arts-E H. Weber.
Mechanics-A. A. Meacham.
PREMIUM LIST.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1870-09-14

Horace Greeley in late speech said :
II is commonly believed that the life of
an active politician leads him TO grasp
some temporary reward or aggrandizs-
ment, but the end of it is dust and ash
es. wish to give my testimony, as
that of one nearly sixty years of age,
and who for forty years has been 81 gagged
10 political strife, and that without hold
ing Office or attaining wealth or posi-
ton. and feel that my career has been
a satisfactory one. l rejoice to think
that my pen has had some little infiu
ence in effoctually settling some of the
great questions of the age.