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The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1871-04-19
FINANCIAL.
OFFHCE '.OF
DE HAVEN &, BRO,
No. 40 SOUTH THIRD STREET,
PHILADELPHIA.
The Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad,
A NEW TRUNK LINE FROM THE SEA-
BOARD TO THE WEST,

Is already completed and in operation from Rich
mond to the celebrated White Sulphur Springs 221
miles, and there remain but 200 miles now under
construction to complete it to the Western terminus
on the Ohio river 3l5 miles below Pttsburg, at the
head Of reliable and continuous navigation.
The completed portion OF the road is doing
GOOD LOCAL BUSINESS which will be enor-
mously increased as it progresses and opens the inn
mense mineral riches of Virginia and West Virginia
whose coal and iron celebrated for their quality
and abundance, and would alone enrich the means
Of communication which afford them access to the
markets East and West
The advantages OF the Chesapeake and Ohio Rail-
road AS GREAT EAST AND WEST THROUGH
LINE for the transportation OF the heavy freights
(Which constitute the principal part OF the East and
West through traffc) numerous and important
/. A SHORT ROUTE between the Atlantic Coast
and the Great West
2. LOW GRADES.
q. A GENIAL CLIMATE, which admits Of safe,
economical, and rapid railroad operation through
8. EASTAND WEST TERMINI, at favorable points
on Underwater and the Ohio river
6. A VERY LARGE THROUGH AND LOCAL
TRAFFIC awaiting its progress.
Z. A COMPARATIVELY LIGHT CAPITAL AND
DEBT and consequently light tax upon traffic for
payment OF interest and dividends.
All these conditions favor cheap and economical
working of the line, which will enable the Chesa.
peake and Ohio route to do profitable East and
West through business at rates which would pay
by the difficult and costly lines, and to control
We are now authorized to sell an additional
amount Of FIRST MORTGAGE SIX PER GENT.
GOLD BONDS Of the company, at the original price
of 90 and accrued interest.
The bonds are secured by mortgage upon the en-
tire road, franchises and property OF the company,
WHICH NOW, IN COMPLETED ROAD AND
WORK DONE, EXCEEDS THE ENTIRE
AMOUNT OF THE MORTGAGE and which, when
completed, will be worth at least $50, 100000.
A Sinking Fund OF $4,000 per annum is provided
for their redemption.
They are issued as Coupons or Registered Bonds,
and in denominations OF
500, $500, and $1,000,
Interest payable May and November, in the city OF
New York.
The superior advantages, valuable property and
franchises, and able and honorable management OF
the Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad Company render
it OF the most substantial, reliable, and trust
worthy corporations in the country, ana commend
is securities to the unhesitating confidence OF capt.
| valists and investors.
Pamphlets, maps, and full particulars furnished
| upon application.
DE HAVEN & BRO,
No. 40 SOUTH THIRD STREET,
824 fmw I'm PHILADELPHIA.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1871-09-21

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Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1871-09-21

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ibrem perfeblten Gbe> unp Gamilten Sc,
ben unp fommt bel rerbeiratbeten Grau>
en- etenio oft Dor mie beioerfabrten Mdpz
den. Sn Dem Sale Der pom Nbprtioni<
fen Bustirt aemorreten emily poit BON
BrooflYn lit 1osar ermielen, pab, ie NIT
@o,wiNen ibres @aters, bren uetban8'
nibpcQen Gang antrat.
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cen Siren Nmerita's tou,mt pas pten BE-
iprohene @erbreden serbdltnismdbis iels
ten DOR, I'm, 70 tduF9tr aber unter ben
eine.bcrenen Mmeritanern; BOD 9ibt ed
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pie ra5 8erbre@en au6lbeu, aud Dtut'
'lbe. CO. 49, .
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[From tile Columbia Union. !
THE ELECTIONS.

WASHINGTON, Nov. g. Election
summary
Wisconsin elects Republican Gov
ernor and Legislature.
Illinois elects Republican Congress
man at large by from twenty-five to
thirty thousand majority.
New jersey elects Democratic Gov
ernor and probaly Republican Legisla-
ture
New York elects a Rcpblican State
ticket and Legislature.
Tammany Hall was not opco last
night
The World says: "The rctrtns from
this State, VIII ch were unusually back
ward this year, indicate the election of a
Republican ticket by at least twenty thou
sand majority, and, as it never rains but it
pours, the majority may be even more
than this. We have lost the State Legis-
lature, and the Republicans will not fall
far short Of two thirds vote in either
House"
The Tammany local ticket was rough
ly handled by voters. Lcdwith was no.
! '...~. ruiyui is elected by about TWEEN
ty-six thousand majority, over Chandler
for Register. Brady, Norton and Genet
will not visit Albany officially this year.
Even Tweed, with no opposition worth
mentioning, pollcd light vote compared
with those he formerly received
Seventy eight towns in Minnesota
give Austin, Republican, for Governor,
] ,42S majority.
Tammany elects only Tweed to the
Senate. Only three of the twenty two
Assemblymen On the Reform ticket for
the county and city Of New York were
successful by large majorilics.
The Rcpublioa MS carried Kansas by
an increased majority.
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1871-11-11
A CA RID

The EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE of tn.
ORANGEBURG AGRICULTURAL SOglE-
TY respectfully announce to the SuLscrib.
crs of the FAIR of 1871, that the patronage
bestowed upon the Enterprise by Exhibitors
and Visitors has enabled them to meet the
Expenses out of the Receipts, and they are
prepared TO redeem the Certificates Of Sub
scription at the Office of the CITIZENS
SAVINGS BANK at ORANGEBURG. Sub
scribsrs can have their Certificates Cashed
by presenting them to the Treasurer of the
Society, Mr.. James ii. Fowlcs.
The Committee would also announce that
the Premiums offered for FIELD CROPS
will be announced, and distributed as soon
as the Returns of Yields of COTTON and
FALL CROPS arc made, which will be
about the 10Th day of December next.
nov IL 1t
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imitation guava jelly.
I X Legarc, 6 bots wine.
Miss Anna Moss, l bucket butter.

--'--~N-NN- BeS'" Jo'J'
4 X Legare, 6 bots wine.
Miss Anna Moss, bucket butter.
NJ Baldwin, honey.
II Riggs, honey.
Mrs w Barton, tumblers apple jelly,
2 jars grape jelly, 2loaves bread, plate
rolls, dish butter.
Mrs R Jenney, l jar bell pepper pickles,
bot tomato catsup.
Mrs Ann CAndrews, bowl butter.
Mrs NJ staley, soap.
MrsP Rush, bot blackberry wine,.
Mrs Sam'l Dibble, jar pickles.
Mrs Rush, jar apple jelly, tumbler
plum jelly.
Mrs L r Moorer, loaf bread.
Mrs q C Cnller, l bot blackberry wine,
marble cake.
Mrs Moorer, bot grape wine, l dish
butter.
DR. w F Barton, l doz Scuppernoug wine.
Mrs I Anderson, 2 bots domestic vine
gar.
I w Albergotti, case bakers bread.
Mrs Ann C Andrews, iced cake.
Mrs Andrews, 2 bots brandy peaches.
Miss Julia Zimmerman. jars pickles,
jar melon marmelldc, jar melon preserves,
jar citron preserves.
Mrs Jas L Moss, home made sReafI
Mrs Paul Fielder, soap.
Mrs Russell Zimmerman, fresh peaches,
brandy peaches, water melon preserves.
Mrs Jno w Sellers, dewberry. preserves.
Miss Alma Fielder. dish butter ..s;i,s ii,
july, l dish butter.
Mrs Louis, home made rolls, peach
pickles, fresh tomatoes, sweet pickles. fresh
okra.
The following persons received pre-
miums in the above:
DR. W I Barton; best Scuppernong
wine
Harpin Riggs, best black July wine
Murray Robinson, Sr, best wild grape
wine.
Mrs E ] Oliveros, best black berry
wine.
Mrs I B Whaley, best preserves.
Thos w Alhergotti, best cake.
JAS Il Moss, best home made
bread
Mrs L ] Oliveros, best brandy peach
es.
Mrs VIM T Barton, best butter.
Z" Paul S Fielder, best soap.
NJ L Baldwin, best honey.
Hiss Julia Zimmerman, best pickls.
Mrs Jno V Elover, best jelly
Miss Lucy Stokes, 2d! best preserves
L ii w Briggmann, best collection of
wine.
This completes the list of contribu-
tions to the Fair. For want of space
VIC are forced to omit saying anything
more of it than We have.
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Sheriff s Sales.
ORANGEBURG COUNTY.
In COMMON PLEAS.

o. III. Middleton, Complaint
J.E.s. Amaker. Foreclosure.
BY virtue of .l.e judgment flcd in this case,
directing that the lands hereinafter men
toned, be sold by me, at public auction,
will sell at Orangeburg Court House, on
Monday the fourth day of December next,
during the usual hours of sale,
All that plantation or tract ef land known
rs Belleviile, situate, lying and being in thu
County of Orangeburg, and State of South
Carolina. containing 1910 acres more or less,
bounded by lands of Trezevant, Davis, Nc
Cord. Geigcr, Moorcr aud by the Congaree
River.
Terms of sale-One-half cash, balance to
be paid in one year, and to be secured by n
bond, with interest at II per cent. from date,
and mortgage of the premises. Purchas-
ers to pay for papers, recording AMI stamps.
And unless the purchaser pay D per cent. OF
the whole bid, at the time of sale, the prelni-
ses will be rcsold on the same day. on the
same terms. And the Sheriff is allowed 10
reserve the liberty TO refuse the bid of tie
same person at succeeding sale. And in
case the person paying per cent. does not
comply with the rest OF the terms in tro
days after the sale, the same will he rcsoli
on the Succeeding sal:tlay.
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Our BANKERS ABnoAp.-Late Giles

Our BANKERS ABRoAD.-Late files
from European papers comment most
favorable on the appointment of the
London firm of Henry Clevs & Co, as
bankers abroad for all foreign countries
of the u. 8. Government and the Treas
ury Department in place of Barring
Bros.
1t is true that no feeling but utmost
cordiality of spirit exists between these
two representative banking houses.
1t is not true, that Barring Bros.
have transacted their business with the
Government in an unsatisfactory man
ner. On the contrary, tho utmost good
feeling has existed from the beginning
of tn" trust up to the present time.
1t is true that the government has
confidence ssin the House Of Henry
Clews Il Co, and it is rather testimo-
nial of confidence in their manner of
doing business, than reward for servi-
ces rendered to the government by Mr..
Clews, that has secured the appointment
of Henry Clews & Co., as our bankers
| abroad.
This house has risen rapidly in public
confidence, until it has reached the gov
ernment, which nationalzes its popu-
larity by comforting the present app oint-
ment Of Fiscal agents. Probity, tact
patriositm, and financial power thus get
compliment. a
The duties Of their position are such,
that it cannot but tend to give general
confidence throughout this country and
in Europe to the name aud credit of
this leading banking house.
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Referees Sale.
IN COMMON PLEAS
John C. Pike, Trustee VS. John McMchael

John C. Pike, Trustee VS. John McMichael
et al
BY virtue of an order of the said Court in
this case, ] will sell at Orangcburt Court
House, on Monday, the 4th day of December
next, during the legal hours of sale, the fol-
lowing Real Estate. situate in tho Fork ct
-.u,stu, Iii this county, viz
/. One tract of about $50 acres, situate on
Great Branch, bounded by lands of Jacob
Pearson, Henry Bennett and Estate of D..
Kennerly, and represented by plat Of the
same, drawn 10y VI l. Baldwin, ID. s., record
cd in the Registers Office of this County, IN
Book 8, page %.
.. One tract Of about 400 acres, bounded
by lands of John Hayden, lands formerly of
W. 5. Dudley, Estate lands OF Samuel Bair,
lands of William c. Moss and--BOlton,
and other lands of John McMichael and
represented on plat of the same, made
by NJ. l.. Baldwin, ID. S., and recorded in
the Register Office of this County, in Book
3, page ll0.
B. Remainder in go acres, situated on
Cooper Swamp, hcing the Family Homestead
of the said John McMiGhael, after the termi-
nation of the Estate of Homestead therein.
4 About $50 acres of the Mill and House
tracts, adjoining the lands of the said Fam
lily Homestead, being the lands represented
by two plats mako by NJ. l.. Baldwin, d. S.,
and recorded in the Registers Office of this
County. in Book 3, pages llSand l2l. re-
respective. outside of the Homestead
aforesaid. and aftor dcduoting 100 acres
being on the west side of Cooper Swamp.
Plats of the said land can be inspected
upon application to the undersigned.
Tcrms-one-fourt cash, balance on n
credit of one and two years, purchases TO
give Bond and Mortgage of the premises
purchased, said mortgage to contain a COW
nnnt for resale in case of breach of the Bond
and to pay for papers recording and stamp
ed.
GEO. BOLIVER,
Referee and Receiver.
nov III I'd
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GRANG4.BuEG. COUNTY
Is ColiAoa PLEAs.
Mary u. Treadwell, Adm'x v. John II. Fan
ming, ct nj.

1h SCSiF FsV-' mas.
Mary u. Treadwall, Adm'x VS. John II. Fan
ming, ct nj.
Complaint 10 Marshall Assets, SC.
by virtue of an crtler of tho said Court in
this action, will sell nj Oransebms Court
House, OH Monday. RI s'h diy of Decem
Der, next. during the legal hours Of sale,
The Real Estate in this County, OF WHICH the
late Wiliam X. Treadwcll, died. seized and
pos>cssei. consisting Of the following tracts
of i..-d. in the Town of ovangeburg:
l. Tra,' o. II acres, bounded north by
lands of Thomas Oliver. cast by lands OF So
ca. Railroad Co, G. Gowau aud Estate of
George II. glli.:. ard Railroad Avenue,
south by Russell Stree and ives: By lands
of w. NJ. Iiutson, Esq. In.s trac, will to
intcrsec,cd by two sFree;s, and Will be sold
in Is lots of convcnicn, si@,.
q The Hotel tract, situated 1t ti, corner
of Russell and Brough:ol s.re>ts, and bona
ded on the other sides BY lands of Mrs. w.
Il. Trcadwell and ID. Louis. This will be
sold in q Lots, two of them fronting on Rus
sell street, and one of these with good
Store already erected thereon, three of them
fronting OH Broughton street, Gal the re-
maindcr constituting the Hotel with ample
stables, and buildings, and yard and garden
room. being one o: the most eligible pieces
of property in the Town of 0raEgoburg.
Z Trn", nf Ion --.-- ..,..... a. +,
lards of Mrs Ann Andrews, east by Brough.
ton street, south by river and -si:ce:, aud
ives. by niyer street This tract will be
sold in G6 lots. anil will be inicrsected vi
streets properly located renting the Lots
available as Town Lots. A portion will be
sold in tract Of g acres, aud another por-
ton in a tract uf about 20 ncres.
A l,nn hric ~ , Ia ooto
a portion of iese Lots will be sold on the
dry indicated, to suit purchasers. Pla:s Of
the said Real Estate can b, ilspeo.ed at the
Sheriff O1ic,.
Terms of sale, liberal They viii be cd-
vcrtised in the next issue.
Sberti7s Office, ii. RIGGS.
0rapgehurg G. H., S. c., S. o. G.
Nov. IL, 1871.
nov III at
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sherin:;ys Sales

BY virtue of sundry Executions to me di-
rectsd will sell to the highest bidders, at
orangeburg Court House. the first MON
DAY in December next, for cash, the follow,
ing property. viz:
One tract of land containing 62 acres.
more or less, in ornngebargs Cuanty, boun-
ded northwest by lands of \. Griffith. andt
others. ana south by the Family Home
stead of 2. w. yogt.
One tract containing 90 acres more or.
less, in said County, bounded north by Fam
lily Homestead Of F. W. yogt, lands OF
Smith, southwest by lands of Dr.. s. Dantz-
Ter.
Remainder in 30 acres, lying between
two tracts above ment;oucd (being the Fam
lily Homestead of J. w Yoghr) after the ter
mnation of the right of Homestead therein.
Levied on as rhcTg'operty Off w yogl,i, Mt
the suit of, R.- ". Bates. Guardian e. E.,
Bull. 4
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HE FIRST AGRICULTURAL
FAIR.

Ffne Poultry. HegAs Ce-s.
= Horsea. Males, etc, sH Elk.
!. .lsabitfon-yVOn&erful Works
5ser Genius Displayed I'm every
y Department-Tho Fair Pro.
ON TO the END without
brBeinga EHarred by Anything
-nbut sa ILittie shower or two
Loved Women, etc.-A Conn.
plcte Success all Around.
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r EsT OF LETTERS Remain

Il ing in the Orangeburg Post Office to
September 30th, 1871.
AIR Antley, for Miss Fiyon, L S
Amtbcr. Mrs Lucy Ancrum, Samuel Aissns,
Lcmuel Amthcr.
B--.Limus Bull, Thomas Brown, J II
Barnes.
D-.Jacob Davis, E a Davis, Davis
G-.Daniel Green.
Rev q Jones, Glcaton \ efcoat, Dam
icl Jackson, w II Joiner.
K-.David Kidd, =.
M-.Philip Nixon, Lizzie Middleton, d
n Meyer, Permeliu Mills.
R.--John Riley.
S-.Mrs F L shuler, Mrs Rachel Shuler,
Sawyer. Wilkes Sawyer.
T.. Heniy Tyler, Tyler.
w. Della Washington, RorT L Wanna
maker.
Persons calling foy.,he above letters vii
please say they are Advertised.
I. DEMARS, p. NJ.
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MANUFACTURING ENTERPRISE IN
CHARLEsToN.-Charleston is fast be
coming manufacturing as well as Il
commercial city. he largest manufac,
tory of doors, sashes, blinds, &c, in the
Southern States is that of MIR, P F.
ToALE, on Horlbeck's Wharf in that
city, sales rooms at No 20 Hayne ST.
Mr.. ToALE's advertisement appears in
another column
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ORANGEBC3G COUNTY.
In THE COMMON PLEAS.

In THE COMMON PLEAS.
r. ". Iiatcs VS. Robert G. Trick OF. nj.
Judgment of Foreclosure sn1 sale
BY virtue Of an order Of tue said Court in
this case, | will sell Mt Orangeburg Court
House, on Monday, the 4th day OF Drcem-
Der next, during the legal hears of sale:
s All that. trsct og land in this County, con-
tanning about Az acres, bounded by lands
now OF formerly of D. u. Bookhart, J..H.
Dall:.s. E. D. and Il. A. lr:cl, Estate OF w.
p Res, aud H. Cogswe!l.
Terms one.lsalf cash, and balance on n
credit ef tselve months. Purchasers 60 pay
fcs papers, rccoriing and stamps.
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SMIBB0LETH LODGE No. %
A.. f.. NJ.

LSN II. w.
a Rcgaiar Communication of this Lodge
will be held or TUESDAY the 4th of De-
ccmbcr next. An ELECTION for OFFI-
GERS for the ensuing year will be had ;
and bunness of Importance transacted.
Members will take due notice and govern
thenselvs accordingly.
W. j. DETEEYILLE,
norl1 Secretary.
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Every article for the ORAxasBuna News
nsst be accompanied by the real name Of
the author mot necessarily for publica-
iion, but as guarantee of good faith on the
part Of the writer.
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NOTICE.

NOTICE is hereby given that at the next
Session OF the Legislature, the County Com
missioncrs OF orangeburg County, and the
Town Council. of the Town of orangeburg,
will apply for leave to OPEN a NEW
STREET in extension OF Amelia Street TO
the S. c. Railroad.
November lst, ls7l,-4 II
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oA6hAy <ohuiVa uopicj
Mrs James II Fowles, white nstted
shavsscemmendable.
Mrs A d Frederick, 1 poiated child's
dress, premium.
Mrs Anna II Hall, ] pointed child's
dress, highly commendsble.
Mrs AV Hsnnon, pointed lady's skirt,
commendable.
Miss II s Albergotti, ! frame piece of
raised worsted work, premium.
Mrs Or j r Summers, / piece raised
worsted work, highly commendable.
Miss Jane Sifsy, ! frame piece worst
ed work, commendable.
Mrs Samuel Diobls, worsted afghan,
premium.
Mrs Fl Riggs, 1 pair toilet worsted
mats, highly commendable.
Mrs W N Seovill, worsted sofa tidy,
commendsble.
Miss Rebecca Badger, netted tides,
premium.
Miss Sallie Stokes, castor cover, high
ly commendable.
Miss Mary Abbergotti, largo table
cover, highly oommeniable.
Miss Mary Treadwell, wax work, pre-
MUM.
Mrs Robt Riley. hair work, highly
commendable.
Miss Jane Sifey, rosin work, COM
meudable.
Miss Kate Maule, l what not designed
and made, premium.
Miss Kate Maule, 1 case of millinery
arranged, highly recommended.
Mrs Frank Bam5erg, braided quilt
and pillew cases, premium.
Mrs Dora Lartigue, braided infants
dress, highly commended,
Mrs Ezekiel Van Noorden, l braided
boys dress, commendablc.
Mrs Angus Dantzler, sewing silk,
home grown and home spun, premium.
Miss Alice Ransdale, band and
sleeves, Spanish work, premium.
Miss Mary Holman, body of Span
| ish work, highly commendable.
Miss Annie Stokes, l handkerchief,
commendable.
Miss Matte Stokes, tattin collar, pre-
MUM.
Miss Leo Robinson, tattin collar,
highly commenaable.
Miss NJ L Salley, tattin edging, CON-
mendablc.
Miss Agnes Rickenbackcr, worsted
quilt, premium.
The following young ladie. were high
ly commended for fancy work:
Misses A DeTrcville, Mollie Lovel,
George Jackson, Phoebe Morrall, Lo-
rena Bull, Anna Moss, Julia Jenney,
Leonora Neufer, Chessie Morrall, Emily
Scovill.
Articles entered too late for pre-
MUM, among which were piece of
home made jeans by Mrs l. f Ricken-
baker, and infants bonnet by Anna r
Jones, (col'd) of Charleston, which were
highly commendable.
Respectfully submitted,
Miss HENNIE MOORER,
Mrs WESLEY CUTLER,
Mrs DR. OLIVEROS.
The following were entered in the
stock department:
Col F j Goodwin, stock bull.
Willie Stokes, pair white chesters.
r Ii Riley, boys riding pony 2a
years old.
WE McMichael, deer, 1 year old.
W w Cutler, l grown heiffer 81
years old.
w w Cutler, / bremen 81 years old.
Samuel ID Dantzler, / heifer.
I @ Andrews, fast pacing horse.
Z G Andrews, native pig.
DR. w + Barton, l chester boar q
years old.
Col d r Barton, bull 3 years old.
Col d r Barton, guinea pig.
j G koitt, grade bull.
j G Kei.t, pair essex hogs 10 months
old.
j G Keitt, thorough bred essex boar
pig months old.
Rev ID e Spigeucr, pair angola goats.
Rev d f Spigener, chesnut mare 13
years old.
j d rrezevnnt hhc----:.-- ..as: ...srg.