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MISCELLANEOUS.
TREASURY DEPARTMENT.

WASHlNGCON, FEe 4, 1871.
Public notice is hereby given, that books will be
opened on the sixth day March next in this coun
TRY and in EUROPE for subscriptions the Nation
Loan unter me Act approved July IA. 1870, entitled
DeoI, ard the Act in amendment thereof, approved
The plao,s at which subscriptions nav be made.
an me names OF the authorize AGENTS OF The Gov.
eadnmebt, a VIII be announced hereafter The propos-
Mras COMPRISES three classes OF Bonds nameIy;
,;ons ~ nas S 10 the amount of tive hundred mil
me United States alter ten Years from hs sa,e
tery in co,n "a sna bearing interest, payable quar-
Sscond Bends 10 The amount Of aS,ee ser h annum;
Of The Uoi,e ststp coin at The pleasure
OF their issue. and bearing interest avah, sne cate
10 o'n' at the rate OF four and hall per cent per
THIRD. Bonds to the amount ot sevor
millions Of dollars. payable in coin at the nsasnsa
o! tne United States after thirty years from the ae
OF. eIr issue, and bearing interest, payabc ouar'
tery In coin, at the rate tour per cent Der annmm
Subcrlbers 10 the Lean will have reference in he
following order. namely: " e
First subscribers for equal amounts of each c,.ss
of Bonds. " e"'" e'AsS
Second. Subscribers for equal amounts of bonds
@ @oa.'ns Inteiest az lhe rate OF tour nd half per
five per cent. ~ i@'' Vi
Third Subscribers Tor five per cent bends.
When subscription is made the subscriber will
thereof. 10 be accounted tor oy tie Government
wneh me bonds are delivered; aud payment NAV be
aae e,ener IN con- or in bends the United States
Aro. ~ "a a. sFIvE-1WENry BONDS at their par value
Ile com received in payment viii be applied To The
1hs Soa9. of rli| Az r. ,nsn,y ee3ds
Pons, as NAV be desired by subscriters Registered
@ eo0ds VII be Issued OF the denom ations Of $50.
SIOo; $ooo, OOO, 5000, and $40 0CO: aud cou"on
bonds OF each .len initiation excer,t the lat two
Ihe interest will be PAYABLE in the United States. at
the ONCE OF the Treasurer any Assistant Treasurer,
OF DesiPnated ID :posItOry OF the Government
The bonds Of the several classes Aforesaid. and the
interest thereon, are exempt from the PAYMENT OF
all taxes or dues OF the UDited States as we'll as
clpal, or local authority. -
After maturity. the bonds last issued will he frst
redeemed, by classes and numbers, as NAV be de-
sgnated by the SecIetarV OF the Treasury.
GEO. 8. boutwell,,
1eDlUdlW Witt Secretary of the Treasury
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Aid for the Destitute in France,

AT a meeting held February 1st 1871, in rooms of
the Massachusetts, Hospital Lite Office, to consider
the question of sending a cargo OF Provisions to
France tor Tree distribution. it was unanimously de-
cden that an aPpaal ought to be made to the citizens
o. Boston to raise once, by subscription fund sui
hcent TO load large vessel with -four and other pro-
VISIONS. This appeal has already been SO literally
responded to, that the U. S. steamer Worcester"
the use OF which for transportating the supplies has
Deen granted by the Government, will Immediately
pesln loading. We now invite the citizens OF New
england to join US in furnishing the means for
promptly despatchng her upon her errand of peace
ana good WILL We need atleast twenty-five thousand
dollars more to effect our OF ject satisfactorily.
A careful and experienced agent OF our Committee
w precede the vessel, for the purpose of consulting
otner rehef committees who are already on the field
81 ofsuhering, and there making arrangements for ju-
dictously distributing the aid furnished
With the facilities thus provided we hope to make
every ten dollars supply one person with cheap ood
for an hundred days.
New subscriptions may he sent to the Treasurer,
Mr.. PATRICK T. JACKSON, No. "a franklin st.,
or to any memter of the Executive Committee, or Of
the Subscription Committee. Persons Who have al
ready subscribed will tighten the ork OF the Com
mitee fthey will send checks as soon as convenient
to the Treasurer.
JOHN NJ. FORBES,
H. H. HUNNEWELL,
WILLIAM ENDICOTT, JR,
MARTIN BRIMMER,
AVERY PLUMER,
RIB FORBES,
Executive Committee.
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$1,000 to S2OOO, For Sale

ALE or whole OF first-cIass Grocery Store,
isaM.. iM located ON good corner, good store, long
nn,rs, u, low rent Best Of reference given and re-
ieols-3t TAYLOR & Co. 90 State St. Boston.
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Millinery Store to- Co7.

store Tor Sale.
GOULD aad Fancy Goods. Location of great
~ vaIue' good d SO sore with we'll selected stock.
given for selling. Particulars VI ie"S'nS
capital. TAYLOR & CO.,
felS-3t ~ State st, Boston, Mass.
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= 1RST MORTGAGE
CT. Gold Bonds

"nsn are Issued upon this road are limited, in
amount 10 $4,000 per mile twhfe many roads issue
rom $4,000 to $4,000 and are offered at 90 and
accrued interest. in currency
Inc most experiencedfnauc agree that Ffrsl
Mortgage Bends. to limited amount, upon
nni'hed railroad. which is well located fol
business, are one of The very safest forms of invest
ment.
Parties desiring to secure a frst.class security,
based upon railroad practically doue, and in the
nands OF leading capitalists who have large pc
cnhiary and business interest in its success. will do
well to apoly at the Office of the Company, or any Of
Its advertised AGENTS. for pamphlet and map show
Ing the characteristics OF the enterprise
holders of Government Bonds NAV exchange them
forCentral lowas at large present profit beside
handsome increase of interest for long term Of
years. PARTIES making such exchange will receive
for each $1,000 Bond, $1,000 Central Iowa Bond,
and the following difference in cash ess the accrued
interest in currency upon the latter bond,) and in
annual interest. this calculation being based upon
market prices of February 1st, 1871:
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DAYrON'S OIL OF LIFE, the best Rheun atic
n and Neuralgia Liniment KIN. wn It cures ali
pains and aches in the system. For sale by ali
Druggists. noylSeodSwIy
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st. Luke's Employment Society

w DIRK furnished deserving sewing women as
w heretofore every Friday afternoon at IL o.
Mayors Office.
Portland, January I1tn, 1871 - tn11tf
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OFFICE OF LIGHT H oUsE ENGINEER,
1hirf District,
Thompkinsville, N. Y. Feb. 16, 1871

OEPARATE sealed proposals will be received at
~ this office until Wednesday, 18th OF March, 1871
at 12 o'clock M, as follows:
1st. For about two thousand five hundred (2500|
tons OF granite, in irregular blocks, varying in
weight from three quarters OF a ton to two tons,
delivered in ''rp-rap foundation for Light. Heuse
at Penfeld Rect, as soon as contract is approved.
I'd. For about i've thousand (s0OG) tons OF granite
in irregular blocks In weight less than one ton
each. placed in protection wall at the eide of the
Light Bcuse at Bridg port. Connecticut.
and placed similarly in wall at Long Beach Bar
Light Station The second and third are not re.
Quired to bs delivered prior to June next
Proposals must ate separately the price per ion
for the granite delivered and placed at each of the
three PAGES Damed, in the manner shown in the
plans an, specifications to be seen at this office.
Proposals must be in duplicate accompanied by a
guaranty in duplicate, with printed copy Of this
adyertlsement fixed to ach proposal, ana addres.
sed to the Undersigned, endorsed on envelope "Pro
posals for Granite."
J.C. WOODRUFF,
Lieut. Col. OF Englreers
feb22-6t Lght-House Engineer, Sd Dist.
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LIPPMAN'S
GREAT
German Bitters

~ Lippman's Great German Bitiers strengthens
the debilltated.
,1Lippman's Great German Bitters Strengthens
tbs consumptive.
~L'ppman's Great German Bitters cures Kid
ney Complaints.
TLippman's Great German Bitters cures Fe-
male Complaints.
~ Lippman's Great German Bitters, an old
delightful and effective in the world.
''ncvcr weh-' pt ople.
kYL'ppman's Great ,rman Biiters gives an.
appetite.
HLippman's Great German Bitters cures Liver
to digestive organs.
~ Lippman's Great German Bitters gives energy
Lippman's Great German Btters cures Ner-
vOusness.
~ ~Lippman's Great German Bitters puriaes the
R-Lippman's Great German Bitters, the best
Fall Medicine.
e ,ExLipPpmans ExoLIPp Great German Btters regulates
~ Lppman's Great German Bitters excites tn.
Torpid Liver.
~ Lippman's Great German Btters will give
Youthful Vigor.
biIty.
~Lppman's Great German Bitters, $1,000 Tor q
better remedy.
~ Lppman's Great German Bitters prevent
Chills and Fever
Retail Depots at the following iApothecaries:
A. G. sCHLOTTERBECK,
3O3 Congress Street.
f. SWEETSIR, ~ Market Square,
Wholesale Agents.
W. f. PHILLIPS q co.,
J.W. PERKINS q CO., Foru""~
sole Propricsors for Amerie",
JACOB LIPPMAN d BRO,
noyIseodsw1y Savannah, Ga. and NJ Y.
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BONDS.
-
SIX PER CENT.
GOLD BONDS,
Free from Government Tax.
Portland and Ogdensburg Railroad
First Mortgage Bonds.
Principal and Interest Payable
IN GOLd.


The undersisned have authority to Offer
fer sale she Re.ds Of the Portland asd
Oedensburg Railroad Company at
the very low price Of 80 with ac
crucd Interest in currency.
THIS road is now completed to West Bald Twin,
and trains are running to that point, SO miles from
Portland. Beyond West Baldwin the road is graded
to Fryeburg, 60 miles from Portland and the rails
will be laid to that point early the spring az
the weather will permit. From FryebuYg the road
fs under contract to Conway N. H., to which point
trains will run in July, 1871. w
The road has thus far been built and eou;pped
from cash subscrpons to the Capital Stock; but to
complete 1t to Bartlett N. H.. and to provide addi-
tioDal equipment for its Increasing business. the
Company has issued bonds to the amount of $500
600, secured by mortgage OF its yentire property TO
the following Trustees:
WOODBURY. DAVIS,
SAMUEL E. SPRING., t
WESTON F. MiLLIKEN,
We now offer these Bonds tor sale and confidently
recommend them as safe and profitable invest
ment for these reasons:
l. Low Price. At the present value of
us. Bonds. these Bonds pay one per cent.
more interest in gold ON the investment.
2. Ample security. The entire mort
gage upon the road when completed to Bart
lett will be only $12,5oO per mile, smaller
incumbrance than upon any other railroad
to Maine, with single exception, and lees
than the value of its rails and equipment.
8. Large and Probable Local
Trah1c. The business upon the line al
ready completed more than meets the expec-
tations of its most sanguine friends, and Sc
cures beyond a doubt the interest on Tits
Bonds. fhe line is the natural outlet lof
some of the fanest waterpower in the State.
on the Presumpscot and Saco rivers, bther-
to unimproved on account of the difficulty of
reaching the sea-board. 1t taps the large in
terror navigation of Lake Sebago and its trib-
utaries,over "a miles of inland waters, drains
avery lerge agricultural district lying on the
shores of Lake Sebaao and on the bal Ks of
the Ossipee and Saco rivers, and penetrates
the heart OF the White Mountains at Conway
and Bartlett, the most popular summer re-
sorts of the region.
4. Prospective counectiens, This
road is to form part of trunk line from Lake
Champlan to the seabord. It's sister corpo.
ration in Vermont, is rapidly building the
Western division OF the road, fi0m Swanton
to the Connecticut River, and the entire line
when completed, will be the shortest connec-
tion between Ogdensb1rg, the great dis
tributing point of the lakes and tide water,
We offer these Bonds for the present In denomina-
tIons of $1,000 or $500, at @
NS1lety and Acc9'sSed Interest
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STATE OF MAINE.

EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT.
AUGUSTA Feb. y. 1871.
NOTICE is hereby given that Petition tor the
IN Pardon OF Jacob Il. Cotton. convict in the
State Prison. under sentence for The crime OF rape
now pending before the Governor and Council, and
q hearing thereon will be granted In the Coun-
Gil Chamber at Augusta, OIL Friday, 24th inst, at
10 o'clock a m. rr.-
FRANKLIN NJ. DREW, Secretary of State.
teh130 0O
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MEETING OF ANNA DICKINSON AND Miss
EDaARToN.-A notable meeting took place
at Ann Arbor, Michigan week or two ago,
when for the first time Miss Auna Dickinson
and Miss Lillian s. Edgarton laid eyes upon
each other. They were counterparts long
sundered, the former being, as all the world
knows, pretty. petulent. fiery little brunette,
and the latter an imperial blonde, a massive
Alruna maiden who might have sung to the
evolves of the Goths" in search lof Assard.-
Miss Dickinson is an unAinching advocate of
woman's rights to vote, but Miss Edgart0n
thinks women should not be enfranchised.
For long time they had vainly yearned Tor
each other, but at last they met at hotel in
Ann Arbor, and each exclaiming "tis she,"
they rushed like torrents into each others
arms, or rather, the superb blonde opened
her arms iand the small brunette nestied
within them, purriDg like little brown kIt-
ten. Henceiorth they would be as SISTERS,
ard the last seen of them was taoieau oi
the brunette sitting on the blondes knee
while both slipped from the same luhoier a
liquid which the ingenious ho,ei cierk Galied
a hot lemonade "with fringe. Tx.
C,p,osIrIEs OF NAMEs.-In looking over
the or~ list of physicians who are subscribers
to The Journal, we have been quite amused at
The curious names OF some OF them. We have
upon our books DR.. Death, DR.. Slaughter, DR..
Dye, lighted up by one Dr. Life, one DR..
Strength aud DIR. Joy. DIR. Drinkwater lust
balances DR.. humn on the liquor question; !;
and DIR. Grant and DR.. Lee are doubtless as
successful in fighting diseases with pellets and
powders as certain other gentlemen of the
same names have been in fighting other kinds
OF battles with bullets and poWder. We have
equal confidence in the skill of DIR. Death and
fe, and believe them both to be intelligent,
worthy gentlemen; for otherwise they would
not be patrons of our Journal.-Boston Jour
nal of Chemistry.
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NOTICE is hereby given, that the subscriber has
IN been duly appointed Executor OF tbe VIII Of
ELIZA L. VAUGHAN, late Of Portland,
in the County OF Cumberland, deceased. and nae
taken upon himself that trust by giving bonds as the
law directs. All persons having demands upon the
estate OF said deceased are required to exhibit the
same; and all persons indebted to said estate are
called upon to make payment to -. "a
SAMUEL r. SPRING, Executor,
Portland, January 18th, 1871. ieb7, ,14,21
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success, these sclfsamc "sore.heads"
growl and find fault because every
thing was not done, and is not being
done ms they would have it. Now this
association was formed for the benefit
of the people of our county at large.
It is in its infancy. Its first exhibi.
tinn has been more than respectable.
The visitors from other States were
pleased beyond measure. There may
have been, and doubtless were some
errors in the management of some de-.
partmcnts of the exhibition but how
could We expect perfection the first
year, taking into consideration the
fact that it was but a few weeks ago
we organized the Society? We think
It bad taste in those to find fault with
our Society who have no interest, pc.
cuniarily, whatever in it: yet they
eau sit on storc.boxes and door.steps
-.-.alk Of vastimproyements, the dear
people, snd all that sort of thing, and
yet not one of them has ever been
known to sacrifice or endanger the
loss Of dollar for the benefit Of the
Town or County. Away with such
GROWERS, such sore.hcads, such pinch.
becks.
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at the ancient Tournament had the
right to have excluded from the
Knightly contest any whose bravery,
loyalty or honor she impeaehed.
The earlier Tournaments are said to
have partaken somewhat Of the spirit
Of the gladiatOrial shows Of the ancient
Romans. But it soon lost its objec.
tionnblo features, and kept pace with
the rapid march Of civilization md re-
fnemcnt, and may almost say, took
the lead in the role Of honor aud pro-
grcSs
The church relaxed its opposition,
aud during the time Of the crusades it
was encouraged throughout all chris.
tendon as an incentive to martial ex.
PLOTS, and to generous emulation in
all Knightly Offices, not the least of
which was not only courage and mill.
tary prowOss in an age when the world
was governed by conqucrors, but truth
and honor and devotion to woman.
The Knights were required to prove
their noble birth and rank, which was
originally proclaimed by the hCralds,
and afterwards shown by device or
Goat Of Arms on their emblazoned
shields. Each knight went forth to
battle, as to the Tournament, in the
name Of his mistress, in her name to
strike and triumph. which is possibly
more romantic, but not wholly unlike
the men Of later generations, who have
gone out to contend in the battle Of life,
ofentimes with brave silent hearts, and
too often in cold barren places, that
they might lay at the feet Of woman no
mean fortune, and the honors which all
do covet.
Numerous writer's have left US splen.
did descriptions Of the Tournament cx.
orciscS. Of the glittcring cavalc ides and
knightly urmor; Of galleries gay with
banners aud crowded with spectators.
nut tue amusement, popular aud las
cinating as i. seems to have been, de.
clined about the middle Of the six
tCcnth century, since which time it has
only occasionally been revived as u me.
mento Of the past.
1t is needless, Sir Knights, for me
to ask for you, Of the spectators here,
the rewards which beauty has always
committed to the keeping ofthc brave,
or to insist that the ladies OF this day
will not GO back to the past to find
either their ideal heroes or lovers, but
will yield themselves queens of love
and beauty to tho men Of this genera.
ton, who, with all their faults, have
arms as ready and hearts as brave and
true as the gallant men Of old, whose
honored custom you now celebrate,
and whose rewards your victory will
claim.
Sir Knights, to the trial Of your
skill
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re SECOND GEowTn. The man Of
the mammoth boots-Colouel John p.
Jonnings-handed us tho other day a
bunch of apples, being the second
growth of The fruit on one Of his trees,
They were perfectly formed, and ripe,
but only about half as large as the first
growth. This popularity is spoken Of
in oil parts of the county--a great
many fruit trees, Of all kinds, having
borne a second growth
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RgNOT A PRECINCT a

We step the press TO announce that
the poll.books have all arrived in
town, and lisa certainty that Mr..
Watson has not carried single town.
ship or voting precinct in tie county.
E1'W o0PE!R
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lfyou want a nice bottle of perfume, n
fragrant cake of soap, nice quality of pa-
per, a good pcn-kniie, n pockei-book, tooth.
brush, or anything else In the notion or fan
cy goods line, 60 10 Dents.
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B'JusTIcEs. ..-Just as wo 70 to
press wo learn that Washburn and
Collins were elected Justices in Sheri.
dan township, aud Mcbride and Nc.
WhortCr in Jane Lew.
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Jacks and Miles.
Best jack P Wheizel.
End rrCmium-R NJ Chideste..
Horses for Geseral Purposes.

Best stallion. 4 years old and oyer
W NJ Riggs.
Best stallion . years old and under 8
p Simmons.
End prcmium-A Hammer.
Best sucking stallion colt-Israel
Simmons,
End premium-Richard Harrison.
Best mare or gclding, year old aud
OvGr--J NJ Halls brown gclding.
2nd prcmium-JOhn Whites black
mare.
Best mare or gelding, 8 years old
and under &c W Smiths grey gold,
ing.
Best mare or gelding, Q years oil
and under sc COOkman's sorrc
geldiug.
ID premium-Robcrt Otterson's bay
mare.
Best !, brood mare with fOal by he
side-l Simmons.
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HOME INSURANCE 90.
Of
Columbus, Ohio,
CASH CAPITAL, $500. 600 90
CASH ASSETS 6SS,447 -

T-c gradual increase Of strength Of the
IiOmc makes is Policies better = Expiration
than When tr.t issmd. This gralunl III
rrragc is guaranteed l.! It's plan Of la.iugE;
nonc hut first-Ca.S Risks arc wriIIrn at
paving rates.
Tho Home pays for Live Stock when Ia
'nrcd and killed Ly Lightning, without ref
rrcncc 10 the place where kiIlsl. ltpts
damage by l.ishinng,o Buildings, whether
burned or mot.
Farmers find the Company to he just tia
one they want.
Merchants g., the lCs, Of Security in tia
Policies.
SoTE.--This company la, fufliCi all The
requirements OF the Insurance Law Of tbs
State.
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Rodistcrs.

Best mare or gelding, 4 years old
aud overs l. Blakes sOrrCl gelding
Best blood marc with foal BY her
side-R p Camden.
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&d lluSrISo just now is all the
rage. Arthur Dent. DR.. Edmiston,
and a few others, 60 out cunning with
great regularity, and come back ditto.
They have the game hauled to town in
wagons.
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List Of Premiums
AWARDED AT THE
FIRST ANNUAL FAIR
OF TIE
LEWIS COUNTY AGRICULTURAL
AND MECHANICAL
SOCIETY.

LEWIS COUNTY AGRICULTURAL
AND MECHANICAL
SOCIETY.
Grain.
Best barrel white corn, in the ear
j Guisy.
Best barrel yellow corn in the ear
Moses Grant.
Vegetables.
Best bushcl Irish potatocs-J C
Nanderyort.
Best peck tomatOes-Wm White.
3" Ilalr.dozcn heads Of catbngc-
W Marks.
Fruits.
Best and largest display of fruits,
embracing all kinds-L p Fisher.
Best and greatest variety Of grapes
John A DOnchoe.
Butter, Cheese, Honey. Brcad, DC.
Best 8 pounds of buticr-My W j
Bailey.
Best and largest variety of jcllies,
premium Of 81, equally divided he.
tween Mrs L W Smith and Mrs. CIV
Best crab.apple jelly-Miss Alice
Brannon.
Best ounce jelly-Nlrs VS. Fell.
" preserved pears---Nlrs I.eonidas
Smith.
Best peach jeIly-NIiss Virginia
White.
Best picked cucumbcrs.-Mrs A D
Kemble.
FlJwcrs.
Best display Of eyorgreens-Mrs J
NJ Bennett.
Best vase cut aowGrs-Nliss Gertrude
Bennett.
Fine Arts.
Best painting in OIL II C Fitz.
hugh.
Best painting in water colors-T II
G Titzhugh.
Best pencil drawing-NIiss Anne
Airic.
Ornamental Shell and MceNerork
Best.siIk quilt-Nlrs G ] Butcher
" Patchwork quilt-NIrs ] c
spalding.
Best white quilt. Miss Rhode ].
Harvey.
Best and ncatcSt made ladies' Under.
clothing Miss Emma Moore.
Best lamp mat-Mrs Holmes.
&" Sc, table mats--Nliss Alice
Brannon.
Best toilet mats-NlisS Mary Bennett
d" Chair tidy-Mrs Holmes.
" Ornamental needle work-MrP
II SJacEson.
Best embroidered or beaded slippers
Mrs DR. Edmiston.
Best embroidered pockct.handkcr.
chief-Miss Emma Moore.
Best specimen silk embroidery
Mrr Holmes,
Best crotOhct work-Mrs T A Ed.
wards.
Best beaded work-Mrs G j Moore,
" Pin cushion-Mrs NJ b Jack
son.
Factory Goods.
Best piece cassimcre-J II Clifton
4 Co.
Best piece of jeans-samc.
" pair Of blankCtS--samO.
" 8 lbs stocking yarn.-samc.
" p yards jeuns-Mrs John
HussCy.
Best hearth rug-NIrsJ P Jennings.
" pair knit cotton stockiBgs-Mrs
Mary Wilson.
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Stogies. CiGOs, tUlHceo and snuff a
Briukman's.
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Draft Hous,.
Best stallion, 4 years old and over
Ice Beach's bay stallion.
Best stallion, 3 years old and under
4-P d Bcach's bay stallion.
Best stallion 2years old and under 8
David Hcckort's brown stallion.
Best mare or gelding, . years old
and under "A G Simmons sorrcl
gelding.
Best pulling tcam-Wm Hudnall.
= Best single pulling horse, &c-P B
Beach's black mare.
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Monumental articles.
Best specimens Of printing! W
Woiindin.
Best embroidered night wrapper
Miss Emma Harvey.
Best rndish and four beans John
Roberts.
Best show casc-F NJ Chnlfant.
'' stalk Of corn--P 7 i Queen
K" mincralpaint-Stcphcn Hughes
-" embroidered tapcs,ry-llrs
Holmes.
Best steer year oll-R p Camden.
+" lot printing typc-J Clarke.
I" hanging baskets-lliss llctta
Butcher.