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Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1872-05-21

This enterprise has been organized under the APP
proval and endorsement of the following well known
gentlemen: Hon George Bryant Judge Of Dane
county, DR. j Bowen, Mayor of the City Of Madison;
Geo Mason, Esq, Prest Park Savings Bank; Gen
Geo smith, ex Attorney General. Madison; Judge
Harlow s. orion, Madison; Hon David Atwood, ed
itor STATE Journal; Hon Andrew PrOudht ex- Mayor
Of Madison; John Jones, Hardware Mercant Madi
SOM Hon ii l. EatoA, Richand County; Hon o Z
Rudd, Monroe county; Hon Sat Clark, Dodge county:
lion orrin Bacon, Green county; Hon ii. Larkin.
Milwaukee; SAINT Fifeld, editor Polk County Press
Responsible Agents wanted Liberal commissions
allowed. For full particulars or tickets apply to
GEO. b. LEONARD,
46m2l Gen'l Ag't for the Managers, Madison, Wis
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1872-05-21
$4,000 IN GIFTS.
Rasdall House Gift Concert !!
The well known Hotel in Madison, Wis,
THE RAsDALL HOUSE, Worth $4,000
FOR $500!
Tuesday, June 18th, 1872

Grand Gift Concert to be held at Hooley o
House, Madison, Wis,
, 1872-09-03
To the Editor of the ''St, CrOix Avis"

Sir.
& is seldom we can 5caat Of so interest
me meetings ofthe Council as that Oh The
18th August last. Not only the Draf5 OF
Ordinance regulating the relation of salary
to the Superior Administration provoked
interesting discussions in which several
members took part, among whom the 2nd
member for Christiansted (CIlndlnen(, who
made some very pertinent remarks on the
state of this island, which it is not neceSsa-
~ to repeat, as they have no doubt been
well pondered by every body. These TRUTH
full remarks were of course made for the
purpose of proving the necessity OF re-
trenchments in our public expenditure, and
consequent reduction Of taxation. 1t was
therefore a strange remark made by Mr..
Du Bots that he seldom saw an English
Colonial paper without finding 5 or 6 es-
tates taken by execution from their owners
and published for sale, which he did not
notice in our paper, Does the honorable
member not know that the moment the
bureau-loans were stopped, 70 would not
only have s or 6 estates taken from the
owners IN the same manner, but at least
double that number. Or does he believe
tnat it is the table-money which saves so
many estates from being SO taken, directly
or Indirectly The Vice Governor would
net at lenght reply to the assertions OF Mr..
Clindinen, for he could, if he liked, furnish
data to prove that this island has vitality
enough-we may be allowed to inter-to
pay not only an ample salary to our Co.
vernon but also table-money. His Excel
lency has, no doubt, lately been the round
of Eastend, where, up to date, cattle have
died to the estimated amount of some
$4,000 for want of vitality Of course. But,
perhaps, he has discovered a gold mine 10
the midst of all this misery. The poor
Eastenders will, l suppose, soon come for
ward with a petition for some assistance
in their need, and it would be kind IN the
, 1872-09-03
ANSE TTELSER 90 EN'I-


0lNDER 2Sde August d. A. har
lUJ Justitsraad G.. Sarauw fratraadt
den ham under 2Gde August 1867
meddeelte Konstitution som Under
dommer og Skriyer i Christiansteds
Jurisdiction, og er fra f0rstnavnte
Dato const. PoIitimester, Auditeur
II. A, JIirs constitueret tillige som
Underdommer og Skriver i Chri-
stiansteds Jurisdiction.
, 1872-09-03

and we need not in regard to sugar produc-
ton 90 TO Martinique to notice it, since ID
must be plain to everybody what benefits
may be derived from one Central Manufac-
tory of Sugar, so that the estates could be
used exclusively for agricultural purposes,
and so that the planter could concentrate
all his strength and energy on producing
the greatest quantity and the best quality
of canes. BY such an establishment here
a great deal of saving would be effected,
not least in regard to the sugar and rum,
as then the extensive giving away of those
articles would be prevented land by that
the Island might gain 2 or 5000 Iabourers,
because a great many people in town who
are not fit for agricultural purposes could
be used for manufacturing purposes and
would seek employment. This was, how
ever, only some observations he would
offer for the consideration Of planters"
The words italized by me contain the
future policy of this island, Our people
possess an amount of good sense, for which
they are perhaps not given due credit i they
know that the way to ease and comfort
lies throng hard labour and toll. Give
them a chance to get work in one ofthese
Central Factories, and they will "exert them
selves" This is the way to distribute the
money. Let the capitalist erect the Fac
tory, and call upon the labourers of the
towns, and he will find that they can and
will exert themselves. In this manner, as
Mr.. Roseustand observed, thousands of
hands would be reserved for field work.
The objections OF MIR. Farrelly are, no
doubt, weighty from a practical point of
view but could not the first experiment
be made in Eastend Quarter There is no
costly machinery there. The objection
with regard to water is also Important
the improvement of sugar mandatory
surprising the presence of plenty of that
but are we not all agreed that it is abso-
Iutely necessary to make the greatest exer-
lions to procure that article, and is the
impossibiIIty OF that proved ? [ think not.
It is notorious that up to the present mo-
ment nothing at all is known scientifically
of the geological formation of this island,
and consequently that all we have been do
ing and all that WI are now doing is crop
ing in the dark, We have an Agricultural
Society, bat where are the statistics pre-
pared by that body, which might guide us
in our researches ? How many wells have
we in this isIand2 where are the situated ?
how deep in different localities ? what
strata have been perforated in different
places2 These and thousands of similar
questions might have been answered long
ago. What is the average rainfall in differ
ent parts of the island not even that is
known. Ny desire with the foregoing re-
marks has been to provoke discussion on
these aud other kindred questions on which
the future of this island depends, and I
think that if the time spent in the enjoy
ments at the table procured by the table
money were spent in thoroughly %investi-
eating such matters, after the manner of
Governor Rawson of Jamaica, it would be
well.
ramain otc
, 1872-09-03

The VicegovernOr returned last Monday night
rom st. Thomas in the Schooner Petrol.
, 1872-09-03

NEW ADYEgTEsETEESFS
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the head. 1t was noticeable that, on the
first stroke of the sword, the blood
spurted from this mans neck distance
Dfs threelot' four yards, causing few
fpentators to step. quickly, back. And
now the fo6rth-the man particularly
remarkable for his seeming Indifference
20 the horrible. fate which awaited him
steps up to play his, part in this dreadful
tragedy. Another aifnAanother CLEAN
OF that teTibls weapon Of deathp and the
last victim sinks, to the earth, ''asleep''-
asleep IN death. This scene of blood is
now ended, anu four human heads are
Inpon those ngly spikes. bleaching in the
VS. BIT painfdl' d. d this recital may be,
the Japanese inffiut far greater punish.
ments on those guilty OF forging, homi-
eide. etc., crnoi61ion being quite COM
mon. ,"'' i'.iu 1T 7'oac1T
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Fipaaolal an. Commesei.l.

Fipanolal an. Commsscial.
LONDON, May 2-Noon. Consols s3A1
LONDON. May 2-Evenine. e.-Bullion
decreased G195, ,OOO.r
FRANK1oRr, May 2..Bonds SO.
PARIS. May 2.-Rentes 54f 27c.
LdvERPooI, May 2-8 P. M.-Ootton
opened and closed firm-uplands 11@
11H; Orleans 11L@1196.
NEW YoRK, May 2-Noon. Stocks
armer. Gold steady, at l2%. Money
firm, at z. Exchange-long 956: short
1OH. Governments dull but steady.
State bonds frm but dull. Flour dull
and in buyers favor. Wheat and corn
qn1et and heavy. Pork dull, at 13. GOA
II. 10. Lard dull and unchanged-steam
VS.. Cotton quiet-uplands 23L; Or
leans 241s; sales 508 bales. Freights
P. M.-Money closed at 4(05.. Ster-
ling quiet. Gold 122s@121S. New 5s
declined 10; 6Ss aud 40s 20; balance
steady. Suutherns quiet but steady.
Cotton quiet; sales 742 bales-uplands
2324; Orleans 241s. Flour quiet and
unchanged. Whiskey 80. Wheat slightly
favors buyers. Corn active and firmer,
at "a for white Southern. Rice and
pork quiet. Lard shade firmer, at 81
99as. Freights steady. Sales of fu-
lures to-day $500 bales. as follows: May
23 1-16. % BIG; June 2356, % 11-16;
July 232s. % 1916; August % 1916;
September 1916, % 8-16; October 2OM;
November 1925; December 1895.
CiNc1NNATI, May 2.-Breadstuffs firm.
Pork weak, at 1900. Bacon and lard
demand light and holders firm. Whis-
key SO.
LOUISVILLE. May transactions
small and quotations generally un-
changed.
BAIrIMonE. May 2.-FIour and whea.
firm and unchanged. Corn steady-
white 72; yellow 69@70. Pork 13. 75@
Ia. 90. Bacon quiet and unchanged.
Lard 81. Whiskey 80. Cotton steady
-middhng 233s q 23Ia; receipts 253
bales; sales 1877; stock 11,1O5.
GALVESTON, May 2.-Cotton steady
good ordinary 2Ok; receipts So bales:
sales 200; stock S,945.
SAVANNAH, May 2.-Cotton quiet and
firm-middling 22L; receipts 864 bales !;
sales 100; stock 1866.
New ORLEANS. May 2.-Cotton quiet
middling 231s; receipts OG6 bales; sales
2, 400; stock 81 1916.
AUGUSTA, May 2.-Cotton dull-mid-
ding %; receipts 100 bales; sales 500.
WILMINGTON, May 2.-Cotton quiet
middling 22A; receipts 54 bales; 8 lies
l27; stock 2,49l.
MoBnR, May 2.-Cotton quiet and
t1rm-middling 22}f@225s; receipts 203
bales; sales 500; stock 2,O59.
BosToN, May 2.-Cotton dull and no.
thing doing-middling 237s; receipts
18O bales; sales 200; stock 1850.
CHARLESTON, May 2.-Cotton quiet
middling 22I; receipts 152 bales; sules
200; stock 14,276.
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- INoKNDtARrRs At WonK. regret
70 LEARN shat the Clubhouse of Mr.. r. e.
ELLISON, Irs was destroyed by hre yes
tetaay morning, shout 3 o'clock-sup.
Posed 70 be she work Of an inoendiary.
Mn Eilisons loss 10 400 bushels cotton
seed, two tons guapo, and gin-head and
gearing: Wfnhsboro NS,os.
At the election held for municipal Of
dcers OF the newly incorporated town OF
Townville, in Anderson County, the fol.
lowing persons we're chosen to serve the
ensning year. Intendant4tDr. John W.
Spearman. Wardens-H. r. Vandiyor.
H. W. McCarly. VIM. James and 81. s.
Whitwortb.
Col. David Rnmph. prominent citi.
zen OF Orsngeburg, died last week.
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Land Jos,.B .Bdle. avtql.l ~,
BY D. G. HEiXOITO O. HON :

On MONDAY next. May ejl~s win cell. in
front Of the Court House, at Columbia. At
103 o'clock In the forenoont -
All that Log. .QR, LAND. bounded North nv
South ~ lbt. Of 'Jamss Beard; ffoh,ifsI ID SHDi
two feet on small street above mehfioned :.
A., snd running back bali tho lsHgth lot square.
Half cash; balance In !bne Sssf, seoGred 'bv
bond and moftgSSe Of 1prendiAss sold. Pur.
o5Aser TO pay for 7papers audi stamps. 7.Por-
s;ns, cntss1 Wy hs expected 70 Pey the eesh por-
ately resold. Msvf
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-. Fdtuabte Real Estots. 81.
BY SEIBELS 6 EZELL. /.

REAL ESTATE AUCTIONEERs
ON the FIRST MONDAY in NAV nh1t :,
'front.' OF the Court House, wewillaeli, to the
b hb1ghsst ,ss, bidder. the fpllowing q valuable
LOT on the West side OF Main s.+ea., h..
tween Blanding and Laurel streets, fronting
on Main street ffty-two feet and runnin9
through the block to Assembly, with q like
day. f' "
House and Lot Southwest corner of Rich
ardSon son and Blossom streets. The let fronts
on hicnsroson 1S3 feet and Blossom So feet.
Lot, three-fourths OF an acre. with the mn.
finished Building thereon, located on the
Northeast oornor OF Assembly and Laurel
streets. April d
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Sundries.

SunQrle5.
FTNlIESE in endless variety and alvays
Il fresh. call and look over the stock
will sntisfy the most fastidious housekeeper
shat every effort Is made to supply their
wants, while assurance is given that anything
not in store will be procured from first hands
on short notice.
Our stock is full in all the other depart.
ments. Keeping only the best quality of
goods, selling at close figures, and anxious to
do a strictly cash business. we offer superior
Inducements In our line. GEO. RYMMERH
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toe Cottage. liz. -. ~. !.
BY D. G, PEIXOTTO .& SON.

On 4ONpAY MORNING, tho 9th Of Msynaxt.
In In f.ont q the Court House, in this city, at
T IT. o'cl9eE, III We will sell. without reserve,
ated on Gervsis stseet, measuring and front-
ing thereon 80 feet, and runnin1 back 10s
feet, more or less: Bounded Noffh by Ger
y yela street; south BY -; KGst West by
OF Water and necsssary opt.buiidipgs.
Terms cash. Purchasers to psy us fol. pa
peIs ano stamPs. April so
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Am4taur Concert. Tuesdav. NAV ?

Am9tsnF Concert, Tuesday, May z.
6enM z Trinity Church Sunday school.
M5srd Nearly GSSGan loo ohiidren end ui RIANo sHe
IN chorus. Music by finest talent in the city.
ProIessots RGPfHR and LYBRANp viii assist:
Ice CREAM and Ruoh deiicaciesi can, be
ootsined from the fair sex at the eenslusion
~ Admission, 81; children, 80 cents: re-.
served seats, 81. TtoketsH sold at LyBranI's
Music Store: Doors, qpep.at7; music com.
monce AZ O'CLOCK. -,r. Nav t8
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Valuable Property In Pickens County
for Sale.

IN pursuance OF decretal order Of the Cir
l. cult Court for Pickens County. I viii selI
to the highest bidder. for cash. on sale- fiav
in May. Of Pickens Court House,
That desirable Real Estate known an tha
.'CRU1H9HANK TAN-YARD," situated on
Brushy Creek, waters of Baiuds, noar the
AIR Line Railroad, and about eleven miles
from GTecnvile and ten miles from New
Pickens. The tract contains TIT acres. OF
which some 40 acres are splendid vir gin To-
rest. " the remainder, about 200 aores-heye
been cleared since the war. and are IN q hioh
state OF cu!ti ivation. On The Spren1iees g is one
OF s,ta the bsst Tan-yards ip the State, and in
~ I|eAISO;Iva, :. - sSrj.sA
A comfortable pWELL{Na and, sl neoes.
sary out buildings. IN good repair.
ibis ts rage. .QppQksupity for purch asing
8ood neal Estate, In q County as distin.
a$sts iSss 81 .as s Ss sSsissy Ssys,
sl''sSA'es- nssszSggssScaa ssss4.aur ~
On the above pss1aisaS,s i ~ u ls fhS \ aanead.v
following, largo lq1 aGz5a, o6n-
sisting Of Horses. 0a9ts sx ara fioSa, ane
plantation Toolsy 0tl&A ~ Axa 8ore ew,
Sugar Mill, MoWriRhge az S|isi6f &; f3opper
1oiier; q lot Of Lime, II SEHnfSeys'
Toofs, &C., DC. 'sS1sF. w
The above is sold as tsepsopesEeEf 6iIism
and Aiken for the psygasaS aSQS tAe aeAfa.
March 81 SherifE.6E Pfckene SsnisSsr.
aw Greenville EsitsTpS ID En6 PidSsssss Ee,,-
unet copy until day Of SALE
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Auct1Sta @alxSn

iif., i'.1l 8undries,
yr,QBY D. G. PEIXOTTO & SON.
TH!aA0RAyNGSsA 10. O'Clock; at our Auo.
ton Stores we, viii sell. without reserve,
> obAsreis'lrish Potatoes. in good order
nsnndfyA Itiafsslof Fd1niturs;1 -.
aAsStya asW AstsIssEes. double 4d sipgle:.
1Ptstp suit purchasers.
10 dozen Northern-made Brooms,
Ana many useful articieHrtU close ont
Terms cash. ,n.:,-' M.va
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Notice to Capitalists. .sala oil, City o.
Columbia Seven Per Gent. Bonds.
nRRTNR CYrv mn u ovrnrD

eS>AAA1
Columbia Seven Per Gent. Bonds.
OFFICE OITY TREASURER,
-rpo, ~ ~CoLUMnIA, 8. c., April 8, 1872.
4 lowing resolution, adopted BY CITY, ,Coun
Gil March 26. 1879. viii sell at public auction.
on WEDNESDAY, May Is, 1872. TWO HUN.
DRIED AND, FIFTY THOUSAND (S25O. .OeO>
DOLLARe city oS Cc!umb;s ssyen per cent.
twenty year bonds:
"Resolred, That the City Treasurer be in
House, in the city OF Columbia. on III The s ISth
day Of May next. the bonds Of the City Of o.
lumbia authorized to be issued by the eaid
city, under the ACT Of the General Assembly
just adjourned; that the advertisemen. be
puolshed In one newspaper in the city Of Co.
lumbta, one In the city of Charleston, and two
newspapers in the city Of New York, at least
thirty days before the day Of sale; that tho
bonds to be sold be signed as prescribed BY
the said Act, on tho day Of sale, or as soon
thereafter as practicable, and delivered to the
purchaser as soon a. the purohase money has
been paid and the bonds registered; and that
tho proceeds OF sale be applied strictly In
conformity with the said ACT, and in no ofhor
way"
Said bonds will be Of the denominations OF
$3.50. 5000 and $1,000. The rrceeeds OF The
sale to be used for the erection OF new Oity
Hal, new Market and other public improve
ments.
The right is reserved to dispose Of part OF
the said bonds IN lots or in whole, as the
mayor and treasurer may determine.
tanned by addxaseing WM. J.. ETTER,
City Treasurer, Columbia, 8. O.
80 Charlsaton Courier, New York Journal
or C0Damerce, New York Finonctul Chronicle
copy And send bill 10 Cityi Treasurer. Oolnm-
0pLA0
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Scotch WhiakeY.

nNE puncheo on FINEST CAMPBELTON, :"
~ Of my own direct !mportat ton, via New
York. This, by actual test. is 10 per cent.
over proof. and is pronounced By all who
have tested or tasted it, as tho finest ever
brought 10 Columbia.
Full stock old WINES and BRANDIES.
Holland GIN. Jamaica RUM, Scotch. Eng
lish and German ALES. London and Dublin
famous vintage, 1868-fnest OF the century
Reasonable prices and full satisfaction e gua.
rantced. GEO. SYMMEKS
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Democrats Of ,Columbial
RaLLYI RALLYll RALu.v

HaLLf .1}ALLXI RA4LYIlI !.
70 the string bSt tS @ th9 1 osgaast sak 01'e'e
the active. the brape.T
EDWARD F. STOKES, an American oiti-
Oarolina, will deliver = political speech TO-
NIGHT, Fndsy1 May 8, ks17a to'oioSEi IT tfe
corner OF Richardson s1d Camden streets.
everybody invited to hear hint Democracy
means the people. NAV ~
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Report Of the Condition
or THE
CENTRAL NATIONAL BANK,

A I Columbia. in the State OF South Caro-.
"A lima, at close OF business. April 10, 1872:
RESOURCES.
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Loans and Discounts. ........ 1905, ,osa 81
u. 3. Bonds to secure circulation. l5O. QUO 90
Other Stocks, Bonds and Mort
Duo lrom Rodeeming and Reserve reserve i00 ~
Agents Observation-Disclosures. o. ,035 IS
Due from other National hanks. S507 95
Due from other Banks and Bankers 1859 80
Otner Real Estste.. ......... 10.779 As
Furniture aud Fixtures. ....... 31G3 G4
Current Expenses, (including Sala-
ries,)..:. .................... 2,9s6 Oh
Iaxes paid. ...................... 8 1856 80
premiums :..:..:............... 17,iG9 II
Cash 8. Items, tinoluding -. =.
Bills Of other National
Banks. ............ 1868 90
Fractional Currency,
Cnoluding Eicklesj. 9.255 "a
Legal Tender Notes. .$b1. los o. 68.S68 As
sos2 ass 7e
LIABILITIES.
Capital Stock paid in. ......... $3.50, 900 90
ssoSs and srSs ioss Is. sGss .9ss 9s as
National Bank circulation out
standing 1876, 900 90
Individual deposits. .............3 393, ,o96 20
Due to National Bonks ...... 4,549 rs
Notes and Bills rediscounted. .... 40,OoO 90
s6s2. .435 rs
STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA
COUNTY OF HIGHLAND. 3D.
I, A. G. BRENIZER, Cashier of the Central
National Bank, Of Columbia, do solemnly
swear that tho above statement is true, to the
best Of my knowledge and belief
A. G. BRENIZE8, Cashier.
Subscribed aud sworn to before ,me this I'd
day OF May, 1879. G. N. G. BUTT,
20 H'.fj'N I" Notsfy Public.
I, ,''':sSsMtisr1ti ySaa /: fA1nnT. y'ra.a,a
[ y 3: &: 1--WE ssN@EsAf'silIrIp, Directors
Nav ,, W
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walks close By Us. say, ohago gazan:mas!
(good morning) in calm, natural tone
Of voice, and then express his opinion
that the terrible death to which he is
doomed would resemble going to sleep;
he evidently had NO fear Of death. The
three. men (the fourth being in state OF
semi-insensibility) take long, long gaze
at surrounding objects, and tho attend
ants proceed to blindfold them, their
arms having been securely bound behind
them before leaving the Jail. The three
men, each in turn, then gave utteranoe
to sort OF exhortation and prayer.
The miserable wretch in the konao is now
lifted out and placed inside the hole on
hib knees, Wills two men stand Behind
him holding his body--but there is no.
thing to place his head upon. Another
then takes him by the chin to put his
head in position, which he succeeds in
doing in minute and half. q delay
terribly agonizing to the victim.
The executioner now steps up, and,
smiling like o man about to perform q
feat OF sport, takes aim. and the next
moment-with sudden CLEAN OF that
sheening sword and eiokening thud-
tho head, saturated with blood, rolls
into tho earth, the blood at the same
time gushing from the headleas body
Which lay quivering on the ground.
The blood stained head IL Immediately
lifted from its receptacle by the hair,
aud presented TO the public gaze With an
air OF satisfaction. Water is then poured
over IL, the lifeless trunk being covered
with straw mats, and removed a, abort
distance away. At Q given sign, another
Is lead forth, and kneels at the other
holes the same soene of blood was again
enacted. The third is now brought for
ward, his slaughter differing from the
others. only ia the fact that another
headsman does the work; but he fails to
opt so clearly as did the old man, tho
fifst stroke Of the sword leaving the head
hanging by the neck--quiok as thought,
another stroke is given, and down drors
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TERRITORY. THURSDAY. OCTOBER 81 1872

ma; Geo. b. Thomas, best phcsograph. do;
Geo. u. Thomas, best crayoI drawi,lg, DO;
Miss EmnM Carpenter. best wsifsted frames,
do. Several articles accoalpaN1ed with no
ns,nc were awarded dipi.,tnal.
A prcniun, was rsco,nme.slesl 70 George
Carpenter far the best collsctien 81 sfuiF-d
birds. 49,
LADIES rauEsTr1Axla,x.
Miss Ella Gee. OF East 1.llsttt. was award
e,i the first pre,iianl of one ses1Fs d, the As
sociarion TOR being the best i.d rider; Miss
Fanny Campbell, Of Gailsstn 0lty. the src-
ond premium At u half shase. W lsDps by
another yesr u oder murs senaas.u
ia this department. s4
MIscELLAs1oUs.
Gro. Ollaaan was aMarde,i fhe arss prrn,i-
u,n OF q for the best wtits psaatass; Jaaes
White first premiun of q ,for ~ b.st oai-
ons; Philip Thnrps tirst pre4inm n - ler
the best collection OF vekctaalsa; Mrs. Rsa
first premium Of - and second dos sf - for
the best i,af Of hone-mads bicad
Should any error In the name % person or
amount OF award be- found we Eshall b glad
to make sorresfion on notIce hsing given M.
The premiums awarded in tn agricultural.
swine and poultry departmensl will b paid
in sash, upon applying to th{ S<Arstary Of
ths Association by letter or Jlhsrwisc. and
the certificates Of stock preinlunas will b
sent - soon as possibic.
Yours truly,
BE-. WELLS.
Secretary.