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that any official recognition of dl.tn-
gushed services in the orders or reports
Of the superior officer should be based
on the reports Of the officer directly
in command of the dc,ach-
ment in action, and who
is, presumed to have all the details Of
the action under hls eye. Hence ii
comes, We suppose, that there has
been no official corrections of the
oversight of General Reno in f,aing
to make any mention Of probably the
most distinguished service p,iormcd
by any officer in his command; nor
can there be till the facts are official.
~ ,ascertained. But if the officer
whose services are thus Ignores or
overlooked BY the officer
whose duty it was to recognize and
commend them, 10 too modest to
make any complaint Of the in justice
done him, there surely should be
some remedy for % grave an over
sig5t. The only reward soldier
convets for distinguished services is
their honorable recognition BY his
superior officers, the countersign Of
the glory he ha, earned and his formal
title 10 promotion, snd when this is
withheld it cannot fail 10 leave :
ranking sense Of wrong and Justice
which must greatly weaken The incen.
tives to gallant &C uduct. We sup.g
pose the only ssn ,dy i BY I mili.a.y
court Of isquisy, snd, thess sse@ to
- othes rsaenps ~. ~ aaalsat IS
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firsmen were not allowed TO work at the
Railroad property. Thieves are con-
stantIy at work, and citizens meeting
was called. a. $50 o'clock the strikers
held two gus captured from the mill
tary. The Railroad officials bad oil left
town fearing for their lives.
CHICAGO, July q.
The strike of railroad hands has be.
come general here. II was started last
night. by a strike among swi,chmeu on
tho Michigan Central Railroad, and this
morning the whole force OF the road
Joined them. These men, who claim
that by the unkindness and penusious-
ness OF the infringement they have been
forced into the strike. gathered in force
this morning, visited other roads and
induced all bu. those on the Northwest
ern Railroad to join; SO at this hour
theirs are only passenger trains on the
road, and oil others nre laid up.
KANSAS CRY, July "a.
The United States troops ordered
from Fort Leavenworth to St. Louis
have been switched ON side track in
Wyandotte, opposite here. by trackmen.
and can't proceed. The railroad EN-.
ployes have notified them that they
will burn every bridge between here and
St. Louis, if necessary. to prevent them
from going to that city.
BUFFALO, July "a.
The t,oops are driving the mob out OF
the yards at East Buffalo. to give room
for the moving of the cars. Intense eI.
element prevails.
ST. LOUIS. July "a.
All passenger and express cars for the
east were stopped this morning by the
strikers. One train on the Vandalia
road was allowed to 60, but all others
were detained. There was no interior
ence with the postal cars The strikers
say there ia no middle ground in this
case. 1t is either victory or defeat, and
they propose to make the issue. There
will be no violence unless they ar
forcib'y opposed.
Pittsburg, July "a.
Mob law has run its course here and
order reigns again. Yesterday opened
ominously. but by nightfall the feeling
of security became general, and this
morning ii was conceded the crisis had
been passed. The militia companies
operate with the companies Of the citi-
zens, and are able to cope with any in
oipient riot
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THE BIG STRIKE.

BALTIMORE, July 81.
During the fire at Camden station last
night, Governor Carroll sent a dispatch
to President Hayes stating that the
depot had been fred by mob beyond
the control OF his officers, and asking
that assistance might be forwarded by
the United States authorities, and this
morning telegram addressed to Cen
eral Barry, commanding at Fort Nc
Henry, was received through the signal
Office by Governor Carroll from the SEQ
rotary Of War, in answer to his appli-
cation to the President for troops. The
Secretary of War directs you. General
Barry, to report to the Governor of
Maryland with guns and all of your men
to act according to his orders. The
message was sent as received to Fort
McHenry by mounted Orderly, who
returned with word that the troops are
In readiness at a moments notice. The
firing on Lee street of the Baltimore and
Ohio railroad depot, WAS caused by the
mob attempting to interfere with the
firemen. The mob cut the hose, put
out the fire Of the engine. and fired on
the police, who returned the Ere and
drove the mob back. A mail train from
Washington and the West was block
aided in Camden Station. Members OF
the fifth regiment. who arrived at Morey
after the main body had left, Started for
Camden depot, but were attacked on
Howard street with stones and some OF
the men were hurt. They afterward re-
turned to the armory. The police Com
missioners have issued orders in view OF
the prevailing riot, TO close all bar
rooms, and other places where liquor is
sold. Martial law Is threatened. No
trains arrived or left Camden Station
after last night. There was no inter.
ruptlon on the Baltimore and Potomac
or Northern Central roads.
As the sixth regiment was marching
along Baltimore street TO Camden sta
ton, to proceed to Cumberland. the
regiment was stoned and fred into by a
crowd on the streets, when the regiment
fred into the crowd and number were
killed and wounded. The confusion and
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The indians are already making havoc
among our ducks on Truckee meadows
and in Washoe valley. Several Indians
appeared on our streets says the Virginia
Enterprise with both old and young
birds. The existing game law especially
prohibits the purchase of any game birds
from Indians prior to September l, and
lest parties may. in ignorance do 80, we
again Gall attention to its provisions, as
all violations OF tina act will be looked
after and prosecuted by the sportsmen
OF this city.
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American Flag Mill and Mimi

American Flag Mill and Mining
Company. --Location Of principal place Of
business. San Francisco California; location of
works. Phoebe. Lincoln county, Nevada,-Notice
Of Directors, held on the 2Sth day Of June, 1877,
an assessment mo. 10, Of Twenty-Five Cents
per share was levied upon the capital stock OF
the corporation, payable Immediately In United
states gold coin, to the Secretary, at the Office
Of the Company, No 800 California street, Room
No. 6, San Francisco, California.
Any stock upon which this assessment shall
remain unpaid on the 3Ist day OF July,
1877. will be delinquent, and advertised for sale
at public auction. and unless payment Ii made
before, will be sold on the 9th day OF August,
1877, to pay the delinquent assessment. together
with costs Of advertising and expenses Of sale.
BY order Of the Board of Directors.
GEO. r. aPINNEY, Secretary.
offce-No. 800 California street, San Fran.
cisco, California. jy7-td
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LATEST FROM SAN FRANCISCO.
ESPECIAL TO THE RECORD

SAN FRANCISCO, July a..
The excitement caused by the strike In the
East, aroused the hoodlum element here on
Wednesday night, and an immense crowd OF
hoodlum roughs paraded the streets. They
commenced by smashing and demolshinR Chi.
nese houses, on Sixth and Howard streets.
They then proceeded to the vicinity Of the
Pacific Mail company's dock; setting FIRE to a
large pile Of lumber, causing intense excite
ment amongst the citizens as 1t was generally
supposed the dock was On fire. large number
Of order preserving citizens assembled ut the
City Hail. and quickly organized Vigilance
Committee who soon started sufficient force
on the track Of the rioters. The fire continued
to spread along the city front among the lum.
Der yards. On the yig.iant posse reaching the
mob aght took place, resulting In the rioters
being beaten.
During, yesterday streams Of citizens poured
into the rooms OF the Committee Of Safety and
the available force at their command has been
doubled or tripled. The President Of the Com.
mittee issued proclamation to the working
men, calling on them to aid in the suppression
OF the riot. Invitations have also been extended
among all good citizens inviting them to NEE
ut Agricultural Hall last evening, where resolu
lions are to be drawn up by a Committee Of tel
Of the Peoples Reform and Anti. Chinese Party
repudisting any connection with the rioters snt
pledging the conventions assistance to the an
thorities in the preservation of peace. Tn
Safety COMMITTEE and municipal authorize
conferred with Admiral Murray and the Pensa
cola was anchored opposite the Pacific Mai
dock and the Lackswanna at the foot
Market street. Murray states he is prepared t.
land forcs Of marines and blue.jackets will
Gatling guns in case Of riot. Er-soldiers o
the Union and Confederate armies met TO efiec
the orgonizstion of companies and regiment
and secure arms and ammunition. The Mayo
issued . proclamation stating that lswless and
stseeious sets esumittsd Wednesday nigh
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A potato lug has been discovered in
Dublin. Very stringent precautions
has been taken to prevent the entrance
of this destructive insect into Ireland,
where, owing to the exent of the potato
crop. its rsvages would produce such bad
effects. but it is probable that as one has
been discovered others have found their
way into the country.
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A New York lawyer named Norton.
says the Washington Star, stated that he
had authority for the statement under
the Senator'S own signature, that Conk-
ling would not support Hayes Southern
policy.
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The Beaver Square.Dealer says Sam
D. Shrine has returned to Salt Lake
City. in charge of Attorney Howard. who
it is claimed is going to make witness
of Sam in the Robinson murder case.
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The election OF the States OF Kentucky
and Alabama will take place on the 9th
Of August, and it is to be hoped that the
faithful Nasty will secure good fat
position at the TX roads"
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The Choctaw and Chickasaw Indian
nations have brought suit against the
Missouri, Kansas and Texas Railroad,
on claim of 100000, for ties, timber,
masonry. coal etc., used in the construc-
ton of that road.
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"Save your kisses all for me-" is the
name Of new song. But how few
wives save all their kisses for their dear
little bubbles.
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The Carson Tribune entered upon its
ninth volume on the 10th instant and
is wide.awake paper. The Deacon has
our best wishes.
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Charles Nichols, an eccentric and
talented Englishmsn. who died recently.
bequeathed his brains and skull to the
Royal College of Surgeons. his object
being that he might not be buried alive.
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died.

At Piohce. Nevada, July Goth, Gilbert Lind
sey. native OF Liverpool England, aged SC
years.
At Phoebe, Nevada. July Esd, of consumption,
Patrick Sullivan, native OF County Cork, Ire
land, aged 81 years.
At andelars, Nevada, July 10th. of erysipelss,
John.J Lewis, q native of Kentucky, aged 81
years. st Louis papers please copy.
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It has always been thought that Dead
wood was in Dakota Territory but recent
surveys have disclosed that 1t is in Wy.
oming Territory.
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Tho Richmond enquirer says that one
OF the greatest attractions Of the Paris
Exhibition next year will be cage Of
American paragraphers.
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The Pennsylvania Republican Con.
ventiou is postponed until September
9th.
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DR.. Palmer is busy looking into the
Indian mounds in the vicinity of Beaver
Utah.
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Ex-senator Toombs Of Georgia wants
to make dueling legal in that State.
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The ofico Of the American Flag MIL and
Mining company IL removed to No. $40 Pine
street, Rooms Nos A and 4S. San Francisco,
California.
GEO. II. spINNEY, Secretary.
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Alps Silver Mining Company. --Lo-

Alps Silver Mining Company. --Lo-
cation Of principal place OF business, San Fran.
cisco, California; location of works, Phoebe,
Lincoln County, Nevada.--Notice is here
by given, that at meeting of the Board of
Directors. held on the Goth day OF July.
1877, all assessment no. ~ of Fifty Cents per
share was levied upon the capital stock Of the
corporation, payable Immediately, in United
States gold coin, to the Secretary AZ the Office Of
the Company, Room % Stevenson Building
San Francisco, California.
Any stock upon which this assessment shall
remain unpaid on the sSth day OF August,
1877, will be delinquent, and advertised for
sale at public auction, and unless payment
25th is made before, will be sold on Tuesday, the
day of September, 1877, to pay the delinquent
assessment, together with costs OF advertising
and expenses of sale.
BY order OF the Board of Directors,
o. D, SQUIRE, Secretary.
Oflce-Room % Stevenson Building, corner
California and Montgomery streets, San Fran,
cisco, California. jy28-td
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reinforcement.

At meeting Of the Board OF Directors OF the
American Flag Mill and Mining Company held
on the Goth day Of July, 1877, the date Of de-.
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NEW TODAY.

linquency of assessment No 10 was postponed
to August 18th, 1877, and date OF sale of
delinquent stock postponed till September 18th
1877.
GEO. i. SP1NNEY, Secretary.
Oflce-Room Al, $40 Pine street, sau Fran
cisco. California. jy2S-td
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Notice To- Log Owners.
1Ahs.rnni OF nm. NyritD

benjamin / 0uutill u SOW ia the County 81 o.
f.rd plliutin -. Amos Haley gUd David l.
Hastings Of Fryehurg IN said County, Defend
ants.
A CTION upon IN account annexed for person
~ a. services OF plaintiff In cutting, hAuin
amt driving INFO Saco River 5ts hew lock loss
making cei.N feet. az $40 yer NJ. ana -! spruce
Logs making N,4.l feet at Si1opef VI amounting
TO $500. upon which logs the plaintiff claim
lien Con DIS D.. On1 .,ryiccs or work IN cutting
hsUiur aud driving Gs aiOtcseid-L he iug- whicl
have Oc.l attached, ana as which TIL plaintiff
claims tfs lien arr marked \. W. ~ dated So
tcuher fourth A. ID. i-.l. ans .rtu-neble L. st'
september Term A. u. l,...
>TATE OF MAINE.
OXFORD, sS.->up.Cmc Judicial Count Sept
Term s.. -. i~,s.
BENJ AMIN r. GUTTlIL SO. ANO, UAIEA
90 NJ.
Upon tEC frCrciv- lut. o. enforce tLu l'r
r.a w.a uunu tur !u-- above described, b, aVpt.t
INK 90 t.t lour, Chat tlc owners th.rta, SIC Hr
kuosu and have no notice OF this suit. To rs ul
i,rci hy thc Ccur, thl, 'tc Plaintiff -',' motto,
enc owners ci tIC above described logo, wh
ave attached. op said -rit ly causing ~ ih,tCac
1; sa.i vs.t ANA t1.s order ~ Com; tucTooas
hp ru.....t Since W... III, .urt.-rl.rF tH it
oxford ICu.csa. % paper .siUtcd .I PARIS, i. $50.
County tn" it-t PublrSton - b. thirty days p
Feast before thc -cNt term &C said Court O. be hc
no Fr-tHr-- .g said Count cu N ar fCc-d
cr- Cf said lo--, usy then and there ~ I... .
said Ccur tl be- omitted 80 dcfcI sad su.t
hcy 81, III see cause.
Ascsf JAMES s. WRIGHT. Clerk
Abs.ac. Of Pins. WI. and true copy oi O..
Attest: JANIS S WRIGHT, C',iA.
a II. WALhEK, Any, fear Pm
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agricultural.
Sheep and Tssrnip Hus6dndry is
England.

HAND-IN-HAND these husbandries have
done more for sgriculture'th than aught else
since the worldI was civilized. 1t Is the
immense quantity Of turnips, mangel wur-
7el, and swedes eaten by sheep on the lsnd,
that chiefly keeps up the fertility of the
arabic soil, and,causes the yield of wheat,
barley, oats, beans, and peas to increase
to double the number Of bushels which
were formerly grown. This has been
done, too, while in the United States ex-
sctly the opposite, haslbeen accomplished,
for here the yield of wheat, barley, and
oats has become less than half what was
grown in days of yore. The housing Of
sheep by night, in summer, is great det-
riment to the pasture they feed on, and
the severity Of the Winters IN the North,
making it necessary to take the turnips
off the land where grown, to be eaten in
barns is a drawback to the chief benefit
of the crop for improving and renovating
the soil.
Ingenuity Is characteristic of the
nation, and the man who shall invent a
movable sheep pen, afording shelter SO
that sheep can be kept daily moved all
over the fields, as the crop Is eaten, viii
be a benefacto- to his country, have his
name handed down to posterity, and as
still sharper spur to ingenuity, gather IN
the shekels abundantly for, although the
manure is good when made under cover,
vet there is loss Of urine, loss of time in
hauling the turnip crop, and again IN cart
inc the manure. When this Is made prac-
ticable. the swedes can be put into heaps
of a load or two, on the field, just as Is
done in England, and covered with earth
sufficiently thick to keep out the FROST
Then, with a crowbar or like implement
it will be easy to break into the heaps
Gu. them up with a machine, and feed ex-
actly as is always done in England, in the
open field.
The South will, doubtless, eventually, be
the sheep producing place, and there tur-
nips can be grown and consumed by the
sheep but, by improving the grass land
and continuing to have food pastures open
ed TO them in Winter, and encouraging
the best varieties Of grass for permanen-
cy, very little roots Of any kind would be
necessary, as any quantity Of mutton and,
wool may be produced from stimulation
by corn, peas, or grain. Nevertheless
heavy crop ofswedes given 70 a flock oil
sheep intended for the butcher, will bring
them out in the Spring ripper by good
deal, and not only will there be better
and more mutton, but the wool will be
correspondingly improved.
Sheep and turnip husbandry must be
generally adopted in the United States to
save the country from becoming barren
wilderness, for to such condition it Is,
in reality, coming slowly but surely. -
George Gardner in the Rural New York
er
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commissioners Notice.

1NHE undcrs g0cd, having been appointed h} @,
i honorable judge or Probate ef tt' Count
81 oxford. commits toners lo d-cif" 'P-u 81
clalimscNcept those OF tho Adm illustrator gala.
.hr estate OF Lyman Bolster, l.t- VI "uoss."'
IN said County. deceased. whose cs'2'" bias been
rendered ins1lvcrt, hereby ElrC notice N.t -.
lpouthz l.om inc thiTI Tuesday vf Ssr.yr'..-. \
n. l~-1. are allowed the creditors ~ wH.rh .r .i.
n ana prove their claims against saIt cs,a.c, r.
that We viii attend Co the duties assigned us, IS
lhe store ol r. VI. Bartlett, al Bryant Pond, ir
Wood stock. in said County, on the lrs' Sa.url.
Of January. February and March, IS ID. .-,-. Oh
zen O'Clock "a The forenoon, ou each .. -t. ~.
JEREMIAH EAETLEII.
=. G.. WNMA\.
Wo0l-tocE. oct. 10. l>--. oijiw
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STATE OF MAINE.

To the County Comm -ionc.s %. sac County
oxford.
THE undersigned citizens oil the town ot PAru
1 In said County of oxford, respectfully 'eTr
sSnt tina, public convenience ano lii"
.Uire o.. he location OF Che County ros. l'lG
from near tie brook east en-! Bon -- 4. FRAT.
h1us. Ia said town Qi pa..-, thence .r .o-i.
na,te-ly direction % a point in said road east
he liii ah0U. toriy-ei-h. reds oc altered Gr-
,l.nrc.l . as 70 avoid ne Ail AID lA.-a better
convene the public trgvs. Khan whore -..' 90. I'D
s now located and travelled. Wr ue.. rc pra
tl.t ,.u- Honorable Court n.y proceed io rN
anime said road and make s-cl alteration !o...
iCus and lie-og,iruuce- as you muy G~tH pro
er snd right. an + a- Il -utv bound gi.i '.,r Tr.
BENJAMIN i. PRATT, and j. others,
pa. -..-. - -.
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OXFORD. ss:-Bo1rd Of County Comm 7uc5
Sep. Session, a. j. l-7-;
Upon Che foregoing petition, satisfactory cyiioae.
having been received that the petitioners are E.
spou-,.ie ana JA4t inquiry into ihc merits OF theI
application is eNpedieut; 10 Is Ordered, That Do
County Commissioners meet 40 tie dWelIn-
house ~ E ~ amin r. Prstt, ia Paris, on FRA
rUr lt.I I4F HI Now next, atien az ibo ciurN \. ~
a-0 tLeuc. .tOc.e ri TO view t-e route ucltJ.SI 'H
said .iton; Immediately aiter which view h'tr
Ing oi the parties ana witnesses wall Dee hgdat some
convenient place n she yciait and such other ne g.
ures taken ia tl- p-cmls', az iho Commits ~icut--
sh1lljujEe proper. AID IL &, further ordered that
notice oi tte time. place and p'Ipa,e % "a, Com
.missilEess meeting aforesaid oe given a. GA lrfs0t,
aLd corporations Interested. by causing a;,cs,tc
copies I'd said petition and 81 this ordo- thereon Co |
served upon the C'era OF tbe Town of PARIS AMI
also posted Up .l three public places l 5'la town
srl published thry" weeks successfully iutl' tN.
ford J. Ipcra, uewsI ller printed az Pan II 8 d
County az OXfort, thr .-st II saif ith ica;icg.
aud each II ,fe other notices, 20 De- made.
served and posted, 40 least y. days '.IJ,' SAD
time @. meeting, % tuc end that al persons aic
corporations nar tteu aud there appear, nra 'hc
CO Sc, ID .ay they have, why tuy prayer y: SaiC
petitioners should not De- granted.
Attest: JAMES :. WRIGHT, Clerk.
4. true copy of said Petition aud order % Ccur'
thereon
Attest JAMES ). WRIGHT, Clerk
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JOHNL.HoRNE, and 81 others.
STATE OF MAINE.

OXFORD. sss-Boarol cC County Commissioner
September Session, h. n. lsll.
Upon the foregoing petition. satisfactory evidence
having been received thai the petitioners respcr
siole and that inquiry into the merits Of theI- D.
plicatlCu is CNpcd,cU.,
IL is Ordered that tAe County COmmi-si1uoI-
meet so Beals HO.el, Norway. on Friday N0y. .3i
next, 10 ten O'Clock a. " and thence proceed g.
view che route mentioned IN saiipetitiou; imWgtt
ately after which view hearing Of VLT,ie- ant ~.-
ue>~es will De had 20 some COW D. in The
cinty aud such other asurts taken ia 6t premise
81 thc Cumml ssiouers shall judge proper. AMI Dc j
further ordered That notice 0i che time. place and
purpose OF said Commissioner meeting afor,-...
De- given 20 sll persons and corporations iuteres'
CT -y causing attesteC copies OF said petition ar
this order Of Court thereon - Doe served 1r.l
Tie Clc.k o. the Town u; NORWAY
and also posted Up IN tlree public rlace.
m sail Town. anl published three week
successfully il tie oxford Democrat. Il new-
paper printed iu Par-. iE the County o. ON
ford. the hrs, o., said publications and each Of tJ
other notices O. tc 20, ie.s, thirty days before -yd
time Of meeting 90 the end that au person, and
corporations Interested may then and There appear
and shcw cause, ID amy ,Aty have. wis the prayer
OF said p titiOneIs should not De- granted.
Attest; JAMES $. WRIGHT. Clerk.
4 Irue copy OF the Petition AUD order % cOl.l
Attest: JAMES s. wRIGHT. Clerk.
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lection throughout New England, New
York, and the best agricultural regions Of
the middle and western States. Adorn,
then. and beautify the villages ; but cher
ish the farms and point the way to their
further advacement in the best modes OF
agriculture, and the organization Of the
best form ofrural life.