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Amount due to balance.



In addition to the above amOunt Ofindebted-
ness, there were $4,000 Memphis and Ohio
railroad bonds, issued, due and payable as fol-
AT g per cent. interest, issued April
J, 1854, one hundred and twenty
bonds for one Thousand dollars
nom date sl0,OoO %
i've bonds for one thousand dOl-
lars each, due and payable thirty
years rom date lO5YO0O 90
bonds for one thousand dollars
each, due and payable thirty years
from date 100000
ri River Railroad bonds. issued,
due and payable as follows. at six
per cent interest. there are
Due January I, 1872. .---.-.-..--- 100000.
Due January 7, S73---.....---..- 5000 90
Due January ], S7i...-~...-...-.....- 5000 20
Due January ], ........- 5000 %
$4,000 %
Taxes for the year $50 due and unpaid Feb
ruary T. 1871, SI70,673 81, as per statement OF
VIM. Mclean, tax collector;
For general So.757 60
For interest ~. & o. r. r. coupons. 1857 SO
For hlss.R-R r. bonds and coupons S9,657 %
For ludgmens--~--...--...-...-...-.. 1855 20
EoF E.S4S SO
For Bartlett Courthouse---..-.--. lbs 81
sTo.G5S7
state Of rennesseel j. JAMES REILLY, Clerk
Shelby County. Joft the County Court of the
said County, do certify that the above and
foregoing is q true and correct statement Of the
financial condition OF shelby county, as mp
pears from the records In my Office and from
statements received from the Financial Agent, /
County Trustee, First Circuit Court Clerk. Tax
Collector. and Tax Collector on Privileges
- Witness my hand and seal Of onice at
Csv.r office ia Memphis, this 18th day of
February, A. d. 1871
~ JAMES REILLY.
County Court Clerk.
State of Tennessee, We, the undersigned, OIL
Shelby County. )cers of shelby tounty to
reference is made ia the above certid- /
cate of County Court Clerk, do hereby certify 4
that The above statement, SO FAR as ft apper-
taius TO receipts and disbursements made by 1
as, respectively, is true and correct
Witness our hands at office this-~-day of Feb
ruuTy, A. d. ISL.
T. c. BLECKLEY,
Financial Agent
A. WOODWARD,
County Trustee.
FRANK TAFT.
First Circuit Court Clerk.
WM. MCLEAN,
Per VIM. II. Miller, Depl Tax Collector.
J.HAEFEN MATHE8.
te2i Tax Col. on Privileges.
]
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PROPOSALS FOR BRIDGING,
SEALED PROPOSALS.
For a Bridqs GYar the Tembinbse,

THE undersigned Commissioners ap-
pointed by the County Board OF Super
visOrs, give public notice, that they viii re.
ceive until tie Sd day of April next, propO-
sails for the building of a bridge over the
T0mbigbee river at Aberdeen, Monroe
county, Mississippi,
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THE NAME OF THE COMPANY Is
THE NORTH AMERICAN FIRE
INSURANCE COMPANY.
IT Is LOCATED IN NEW YORK.
ASSETS

The amount Of the Capital Stock is. SjJ0,O00 %
The amount of the Capital stock paid
nm is gln UN "a
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of the Company are as follows:
Cash on hand and in the hands of
Agents or other eTsOus-----........ 51,l5gO4
Real Estate, uninCumbered........... $1,000 0Q
Bonds owned by the Company, to-wit;
United States bonds, market
Tennessee bonds market val. 1890
" iscOusin bonds, market val. 6,UU
New York bonds, market val. 1860
S.CarOlna bonds, market val. 1890
bonds, market VAL. 1920
Market value .-. --SiOO, 7O5 90
LOapIs on bond and mortgage, being
first lien on "uuinCumbered real eS-
tate worth double the mountlOau-
2l3,4G0O 90
Debts otherwise secured 4,lGO 90
for premlums.-...-..........-.....,. $685. OF
other ecurlhes &j.Gy7 80
Total .3Ol IS
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DESCRIPTION.
In order thGt steamboat navigation may
not be Interrupted, the structure must be OF
that kind known as the Swing Bridge %
The superstTucture $3.50 feet long will rest
upon HbutemEutE 1901 feet from center 10 G n
ter and upon ore circular pier and its turn
table IN the middle OF the stream. There be-
ing no rock within reach, brick or some
utheT material must substitute IL. The cir
cular pier wiz require about $50 Al. and The
abutmeuts about 20 IA. brick, to be laid in
hydraulic cement.
WidLh Of the clear track 10 be sufficient for
the passage Of "a agons meeting thereon, say
Is feet. Hight OF bottom OF superstructure
above high water mark, 5 feet above low
feet. The bridge must be capable OF bearing
a rolling load o Of to the lineal foot,
without material detection,
PROPOSALS.
The Commissioners have adopted no par
ticular plan or material; the builders nuts
therefore furnish complete working plans
and specifications of the bridge they propose
to build; they must also specify their prices
for each particular kind OfwOrk, viz: Super
Ftruc Huru per liueal loot, sbuImeuts a.
BRICK per n, approaches of earth work per
cubic yard. Each bidder must bid for abut-
meats and pier to be constructed of brick
masonry, buJ may also propose Tor the same
Of other material commissioner to choose
between them.
The Board OF -Supervisors in obedience to a
vote o. The county nave already assessed a
tax OF SIS QUO 10 be collected by The fret Of
June next, to be paid to the builders upon
the completion OF their contract; and have
provided by ordinance for the paymen Of
tue balance with s per cenLinterest, one year
lhereafie err. commissioner reserve the right
TO select from among The bids, without ref
erence to price, and az their option reject all:
contractors to furnish the bridge 0mplete
before the LIST day or November. 1871; they
viii be required d. 10 CIV Bond with ample SO.
curity for tue faithful performance of the
contract. Work to be done under the super
vision Ofthe Bridge Commissioner or some
one appointed by them or the Board Of su-
pervlsgTs.
Bidders will forward their plans and spec
ifcstlOus marked, "Plans ana Speci6ca-
lions" to Bridge Commissioners, care Of
William 81. CiOptou, Aberdeen, Mississippi,
to be opened and Examine at any time after
receipt; their bids specifying price, terms,
etc. TO be forwarded in a separate envelope
marked Proposal TO remain sealed until
Sd of april next.
Tine undersigned wiz be pleased 70 receive
the cards aud circulars OF Builders, and cor
respond with them IN relation to ANYTHING
in Connection with this bridge.
W. ii. GLOPTON,
}. Il. ANDERSON
FINS LITTLE,
~. p. SAUNDERS,
Il. DILLENGHAM,
febl9 commissioners.
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CHAS. J.. MARTIN, President.
A, F, WILLMARIH. Vlee-PresldsBt.
D. A. HEALD, I'd ViGs-FFgs't.
J. H, WAShBURN, S GrstsFy.
GEO. n. LYON. Asst SsC'Y.
7. B.. GREENE, I'd ASST SsG'y.
STATS OF TENNESSEE,
lnnrun.nrr No LuELnE

oTAIE OF I~ENNFsaEEI
C-OMPTKOLLEB'S OFFICE,
NASHVILLE, I~t January, 1871.
/, ED. r. PENNEBAkER, comptroller Of
tue Treasury. do hereby certify that the
HOME INSURANCE COMPANY, located AT
New York, in the state Of New York; has pro-
duced to me satisfactory evidence that said
Company has complied with all the require
of the laws of the State of Tennessee.
imposed on Insurance Companies; and /
further certify that C|ARRINGTON MASON,
agent Of said Company, has also complied
the requirem uts Of the laws of the
state, made and provided In such eases.
WhereupOn, said Insurance Company has
authority to take risks and transact the BUSH
ness of insurance in his state, at Memphis,
Tennessee, ED. r. PENNEBAkER.
Comptroller of Tennessee.
DARLINGTON MASON,
Agent, Nc. 9 Madison Street.
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LOCATION,

LOCATION,
Aberdeen is about eight miles from the Mo-
bile Il Ohio railroad and connected there
with by rail, The location OF the Bridge is
about one and a half miles IRON the railroad
depot, over an excellent road. Both banks
Of this river are above high water; the
ahutIneuts ami pier VIII resi- upon the rot
ten limestone, a material easily leveled with
the pick. DecJh Of low water fourteen feet;
OF high water ab8ut httY-ICur feet. fuel and
material for brick abundant in the imme-
dfqta locality.
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To amount due April 4, $50, as per
statement of John League. Esq,
eX-COunty Court Clerk, which was
based upon a report Of the Presi-
dent OF County Commissioners
made August. lsis $50 is
To amount appropriated by Quar-
terly County Court since April I.
$50, to February J., S7l..--....--.- l12. $40 S. I
To amount warrants issued by Hon. I
Il e. BlecBley, Chairman and FL
naucial Agent, as per his state
meut in payment Of certified bills
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STATEMENT
OF THE
FINANCIAL CONDITION
or
SHELBY COUNTY, TENNESSEE,
FEBRUARY l., 1871.
STATEMENT

Gen. Marcus J. Wright.
Sheriff of Shelby County Tenn.
SIE In accordance with an order or the
Quarterly County Court, made at lis January.
ISL, Term, / have the honor 90 submit the fol-
lowing statement Tor publication. with notice
of election for the ratification of q suIserIp-
ton of Five hundred Thousand Dollars ts5G6.-
ytHI made by said Court 90 the Selma. Marion
and Memphis Railroad Company:
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MElIPEIS APPEAL
WEDNESDAY, HOBsINs HAsCR IS ISL

BFFCIAL IaUREAL OF THE CITY.
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HONE INSURANCE COMPANY
OF NEW YORK.
OFFICE no. 1875 BROADWAY.

Cash Capital, S2,500,000 90
Assets, lst IsH'y, 1871, 4,578,008 o.
Liabilities, 1868 n
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AsaETs.

A BsTRACT Of the THIRTY-FWTH sENI-
~ ANNUAL STATEMENT, showing the
condition of the Company ON the first day o
January, 1871.
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s. . OF

Divided noshaeso Tive Dollars each which cam oaaned6 ysddredng Pawm0s a
is Sn WIS Originally nt1u1Ite 9Sns 10 s Eef demad ~ e1L
nanluea lne1eepuonehss win e adsusd osugednusna nssama
We r@pedu4g refer any haane maa IN Memphis Tenn.
PASsR0RE RuFFIN, AGENTS and Hanaasra
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The prices, rs above, for Chickering's Pianos and Estey & Co.'s Organ. ara
taken from. hei respective Price Lists, and are correct
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1871-12-23
Negroes in Sleeping Cars.

james II. Magee, n gentleman Of
color, has brought suit to recover dam
ages for not hcing permitted to occupy
berth in sleeping car on Que Of the
Erie aud Atlantic aud Great Western
Railroad trains. lie places his damage
at $1,000. IL appears from his petit
ton, that in October last he aud his
wife went to New York in one Of the
sleeping coaches but when they sought
to return in one, the clerk in the office,
aud the conductor ut the train, each
refused to sell them tickets for berth,
whereupon they were commpelled to sit
up two nights, and had no opportunity
of rest. He got severe cold. from
which he has not yet recovered, and
suffered other inconvencnces and fatig-
ne. AS ground for increasing his
damages, the petition sets out that he
is, aud has been for twelve FEARS past
a minister Of the Gospel of the Baptist
persuasion. aud for nearly year past
the pastor of the Union Church in this
city. Tho wife of the complainant also
brings Suit for SIS 900 damages under
the same circumstances, alleging that
she is the wife Of a Baptist minister,
etc. She does not, however, say that
she got severe cold Cincinnati En-.
gdirer, December Is
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From Pomeroy's Democrat.
PLUMBER AND STEAL.

From the North to the South came poor car
potbagger.
The flesh on his body was shriyeled and
scant;
But he smiled like the ghost of au ancient
Barabbas,
As he grasped the commission presented by
Grant,
And his breast wildly hoaved with tumultuous
emotion,
For he saw in the future the chance of a
meal,
While his voice carrollcd sweetly in anticipa-
ton,
The Radical anthem of"Plundcr and Steal"
Borne down by the burden of Wars desola-
ton,
The country in fullness Of misery groaned;
Her children, deprived of their freedom and
birthright,
For charity, mercy - avail ling naught-
moaned.
But their yearnings, like Poland's dismembcr-
ed, were treason,
Aud Night fercer crushed them meath ebony
heel
While louder the scalawag, true to his nature,
Gave vent to the melody, "Plunder and
Steal"
Where he came poor as Job, soon he lives like
Cr@sus,
His pockets well lined with corruption's base
gains,
While wretchedness holds her dread wings DER
his victims,
And Death, with Starvation, alternately
reignsi
Till the land, swept as bare as the sands of
Sahara,
Deny to the earihworm its underground
meal
His heart overaowing with joy truly loyal,
Still sings the loud anthem of "Plunder
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1871-12-23

Our Omaha exchanges furnish some
interesting particulars OF the effects Of
the cold weather recently experienced
in the far West. Ia Nebraska, the
cold has been intense and protracted,
aud the suffering unprecedentedly sc
we're. Large numbers of persons we're
frozen to death, in one instance whole
family perishins from exposure. They
were out Of fuel of every kind, aud the
man started for the timber to obtain
some, and iroze to death beside his
team. The woman burned everything
she could fud to hurn, aud finally plac-
cd her infant in the oven Of the stove
aud burned part of her own clothing
to prevent it FROM freezing, but without
avail. After all, however, the poor
babe was frozen to death, us well as the
mother.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1871-12-23

On the eth instant, by Rev. ". C. Crea.
mea, at the residence OF the brides parents,
Andrew Il. Lowe aud Sarah Ann Bankert,
all OF this county.
On the nth instant, at the Reformed
Parsonage, by the same. William II. Rein.
ecker and Sarah Il. Yingligg, all of this
county.
On the 18th instant, by Rev S. Ying.
ling, Mr.. George Barwager, of this county,
and Miss Molly Jane Sterner, of Hanover.
On the 18th inst, by the Rev. j. L.
Huichison, at the United Brethren parson
age in Manchester, John l.. Hundrelmlrk
and Evelne Heldebrand, both of this co.
At the same time and place, by the same,
George W. Zepp and Mary Gemeson, both
of this county.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1871-12-23

The wool clip for the United States
for the year ending June lst, 1870, as
returned to the census Office, shows
a total of l0l ,2S4,G7S pounds. The
northwestern States yielded AZ 429 GIT
pounds the middle States, II ,991 ,0S5 !;
the border States, 9,7442j3 the New
England States, G,643 S63 the Pacific
States, l2,472,3Sl the cotton States,
4,094 ,266; the Territories, 1904. $50.
Ohio, classified among the northwestern
States, gives the largest yield, 20 ,539.-
CAB pounds California comes second,
with II 1871 FAB Ncw York third, with
l0,599,225; Michigan fourth, with s.
726, l45; Pennsylvania fifth, with g.
SCI 1872 Illinois sixth, with 3 ,739, 249 !;
Indiana seventh, with 5,O29,O23.
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U MON
Agricultural Works
Westminster Md.

VIM. H. RMAN& CO..
TAKE this method to acknowledge their
kind regards to a generous public for the
very liberal support they have received, it
has far exceeded their expectations. They
now assure the public generally. that. with
enlarged facilities for doing all kinds Of
work generally done in the best Fouudfy
and Machine Shops in the whole country,
they are ready to furnish every article in their
hne-sneh in part, as
THRESHERS,
HORSE POWERS,
SPRING TOOTH WHEEL HORSE
RAKES, PL0UGHS of all kinds and
variety, Gncluding the Ohnstead Patent
Revolving Land Side Plough, Corn Shell.
iers, and Agricultural Implements generally,
at prices as moderate rs any other establish
ment can afford TO furnish the same, euaran
teeing. at oil times all Machinery manrfac.
tured by us.
Having just completed new and very
extensive Foundry, We are now ready TO
supply CASTINGS of all kinds, of superior
quality and finish at short notice.
BY prompt attention to business, and a
discrimination to maintain the standing and
credit Of nr mandatory, we hope to meri'
and receive continuation of the public
favor heretofore so generously given.
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Died,

On the lth instant, near Frizz ellsburg,
Charles Crawford, aged G5 years, months
and II days.
At the residence of Eli Hull, on the 18th
inst, Mrs. Elizabeth Lohr, aged 81 years,
months and 20 days.
On the 10th instant, at the residence of
Augustus a. Norris, in this county, Mary
Hitechew, in her ssth year. She lived a
lie of usefulness and died in peace.
At the Aims House. on Sunday night
last, Jacob Gougher, formerly of fancy
town, about 90 years of age.
Near Sandy Mount, on the 10Th instant,
Elias Shreeve, son of David Shreeve, Esq,
aged 26 years, 2 months and 8 days.
In Cincinnati, Ohio, on the 9th instant
Charles Ellsworth, youngest son of A. j.
and Louisa Wilhelm, formerly of this city,
aged years and days.
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Some Michigan boys feeling the need
of wholesome recreation, stuffed suit
of clotl es with straw and buried it !;
killed a couple of chickens and strewed
the blood around the grave, and tram,
Piled the ground so that it gave evidence
of a fearful struggle. The Mortified
citizens soou discovered the grave, sum.
moued the coroner, had jury impauel.
led, dug up the body, and-adjourned
in hurry.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1871-12-23

ANRRroAs Coasgacg.--Not more than one
third OF our ioreigI commerce is carried in
American vessels, where two-thirds of it was
so carried in 1860, and yet the Secretary of
the Treasury coolly says:
Our system OF taxation has not been op-
pressive to individuals, nor has X in any sensi-
bile degree cmbarr assed the business Of the
countryv'
Our system of Federal taxation is about
81 900 day, and yet it Is not oppressive !
Does Mr.. Boutwell,, believe this, or is it down
right ignorance and indifference that prompts
these declarations2 To show how Indifferent
Congress is to foreign commerce, but a single
seaboard city, Portland. Maine, is represented
on this Committee in the lower House of Con-
gress.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1871-12-23

Is Calender, the U. $. Bank Examiner, to
escape scot free, or to be tried like other peo-
pie? This Is the general inquiry. The Tri-
t"He puts the official conduct of this long
favored oiiicis, in this light:
ought to report you in bad way, and
so break you; but give $1,000 to S75, 900 each
out OF your scanty means, without security or
interest, and will tell the world you are SOL
vent, when | know you are not" Ii this is
not crime by statute, it certainly should be.
How many Callendcrs still remain in office?
That is just what the Republican Senators
have refused to enlighten the public upon.
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The fire swept region Of the North
aud West has not been abandoned as
desert waste. Hard handed men follow
closely in the wake of destruction. The
axe is wriuSing in the charred and
blackened pineries of Wisconsin and
Michigan as it never rang before, aud
the whole region is instinct with energy
and activity. The scorched trunks of
trees are still valuable, but they must
be used at once. It is cherries field
of labor, but there is fortune at the
back of it, for soon these forest lands
will be converted into a prosperous ag
ricultural community whose fertility it
will scarcely be possible to equal.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1871-12-23

The following is table of the true
populatioa of the United States, Just
compiled asd contained ia the report Of
the Superintendent Of the Census -
Aggregate, States and Territories. 49,
923,2l0 White, 80 $50 ,s57 colured
4,SS6 337 Chinese, 3,254 indians,
3S37l2; Indians out of tribal relations.
25,73l indians oH reservations and at
agencies. 9G3 662.
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ASD Yer MoGR.--lt is no secret in Pennsyl-
rania, although it was intended It should be So
kept, that Irregularities exist in the Philadcl-
phia Mint. A commission is investigating, and
change In the office OF Director, ii no other,
will shortly be made. A while ago a report
was abroad Of considerable deficiency, made
good from ample private fortune. Taking
the Philadelphia officials as whole, SAYS the
Pittsbargh COm@sreioi (lier.l, ii cannot be
said that the run of luck has been extremely
fortunate.--K. y Express.
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The LATEST FRAsRiSG ABusr.-Tcn thousand
copies of the New York Times of Saturday,
containing an editorial article assailing indie
pendent republican Senators for their course
in supporting the Trumbull resolution, have
been received at the folding room of the SEN
ate, where they have been put into wrappers
at the public expense. They are to be appor-
toned among administration" Senator's, for
distribution over the country, under their
franks Wash. Cor. N. Y. Tribune.
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NO. 1lsa EQUITY.

In the Circuit Court for Carroll County.
John Becker VS.. John Hollenbaugh ct. al.
ORDERED this Sth day of December,
" 1871, that the sale made and reported
to the Court by John Becker, Trustee in
this cause, be finally ratified and confirmed,
unless cause to the contrary be shown on
or before the 9Th day of January next
provided copy Of this order be inserted in
some newspaper printed in Carroll county,
for three successive weeks before the last
named day. The report states the amount
of sale to be S34D.25.
JOHN 5. BOYLE, Clerk.
True copy,-Test:
doc lost JSo. b. BOYLE, Clerk.
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NO. 1905 EQUITY

NO. 1905 EQUITY.
In the Circuit Court for Carroll County.
]. j. Baumgardner and Charles I. Ref.
snider vs.. George Houck of VIM. and wife,
ORDERED this 18th day of December.
~ 1871, that the Audit filed in this cause
be finally ratified and confirmed, unless
cause to the contrary be shown on or before
The LIST day of January next provided a
copy of this order be inserted in some
newspaper published in Carroll county, for
two successive weeks before the last ma med
day.
JNo. b. BOYLE, Clerk.
True copy,-Test.
dec l6-2t JSo. b. Boyle, Clerk.
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NO. l247 EQUITY.

In the Circuit Court for Carroll County.
Nathan l. Gorsuch, Trustee, VS.. John Bemil-
Ter aud wife.
ORDERED this 18th day of December, A.
" D. 1871, that the sale made and reported
in the aboye cause by Nathan |. Gorsuch,
Trustee, under and by virtue of Deed OF
Trust from John Beniller aud wife, for the
benefit Of the creditors Of the said John Be-
miller, be finally ratified and confirmed, unless
cause to the contrary be shown on or before
the 18th day OF January, A. ID. 1872; provided
copy Of this order be inserted in some news
paper printed in Carroll County, Maryland,
once week previous TO the said 10th day OF
January next. The report states the amount
of sale to be si,775.
JNo. B. BOYLE, Clerk.
Trne copy, Test:
dec ls-st Jso. D. BorLH, Clerk.
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AMERICAN CATTLE GOING TO En-
ROPE -Nlessrs Walcuit and Campbell,
of N Y. Mills. shipped by steamer from
New York to Southampton. to MIR
Cheney, of Geddesby, England, FIVE
head of their choicest short horps--2
bulls and 3 heilers. One animal died
after arrival IN Southampton. Other
expectations will follow these, as our
American herds are the best in tho
world. This is turning the tables.