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interview as reported in the Post are rather
wide Of the truth, or at least 80 have been
informed by one Of the parties interviewed.
The Post reporter was hunting for q sensa-
tional item, and they gave him one, believing
that their cause would be more benefited than
injured by such an advertisement Instead of
1000 organized socialists in st. Louis there
are less than 200, and none Of these are ermed.
They profess to be the friends OF law and
order and to discountenanoe the use of arms
or the torch as long as they are left free to
discuss and proclaim openly and publicly the
platform principles of their party, which are
admitted to be the socialistic principles of the
Paris Commune This is probably the truth.
1t is not quite so bad, then, as the Post re-
ported and as telegraphed over the country,
though it is certainly bad enough. The lead
ers of the Socialists in St Louis are, for the
most part. honest men and not political dem
agogues, as is often represented, but for that
very reason they are all the more to be feared.
They are wild enthusiasts, almost crazy on
the subject of socialism, and I've no doubt
that some of them would beglad to offer them
selves as martyrs to their cause in case a CON
tlct occurred between them and the city au-
thorities. In case a general strike occurs In
st. Louis this summer, and there is every In
diCation now that such will be the case, the
Socialists will undoubtedly side with the
strikers, champion their cause for them, and
become their leaders in every way. The city
Is much better prepared now than she wa.
last summer for an outbreak of this kind, but
the Socialists are also much better organized
and more numerous than they were then, and
| doubt very much that
A GENERAL STRIKE
among employees can be put down again
without bloudshed or the destruction Of pro
perty.
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FOR SALE.

EoR sALE-A GENTLE FAMILY MARE
Il and light sliding top buggy. Address
L. O. box 1915. my5 IT.
LHOR SALE-TWO SQUARES OF FINE,
l. high land in the Third District. fronting on
Dauphine street city car, between Andry and
Flood streets, having great quantity IF orange
trees. and fruit trees of all kind will be sold
very cheap by apply ing to A. SAULET. No. 46
Decatur street. my2 It
FOR SALE CHEAP-THE STAR RICE MILL
complete and In good running order, ready
for Immediate use. For particulars apply to
M. SCHWARTZ Il BRO,
fe19 tt 149 to 1863 Magazine street
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THIRD DISTRICT COURT.

State ex rel. J. Fenn"vil va. J. Paris Chill
d ees -mandamus mad, peremptory with re-
gard to the nrren alton of surety
state vs.. S. Viermn.- -Ju nent for de-
fendant.
Fl. ID. Hopkins va. CITY Of Now Orleans.-Thi-
is a suit t. annnl cArtain Judgment for taxes
rendered by tho late superior Di4tti Courr
Wri's of Injunction herein granted ma 10 per-
petuAl.
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FOURTH DISTRICT COURT.

Mrs. P X. Gallagher and husband VS. Swar-
brick Il Co.
New Orleans Homestead Association VS.
Thomas Fueland.
DR.. J. J. Lyons vs. Fremens Charitable As
ISOLATION.
Co.
John O'Neil vs. A. J. Dunn.
Boyle Henderson vs.. J. B. Williams.
Sargent & Co. va. H. J. Mullan.
Jos. Holdakowski vs.. Agatha XAVIER.
Merchants Mutual Insurance Company w.
Leon Mac arthv
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FIFTH DISTRICT COURT,

CRESCENT CITY RAILROAD SUIT
This case Is continued until MONDAY owing to
the iDdisposition of Mr. Beckwith one of the
counsel in the suit
In the arbitration case of Wallace & Co ian
acc unit Of which may he seen in yesterday g
DEMOCRAT. ]. Wallace has filed prayer in this
court, asking that the arbit alton be made ex-
e3utOry,
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THE COURTS.
SECOND DISTRICT COURT.

SUGGESTIONS OPENED.
Michel Gase: Michel Lohr and Catherine
Brown, his widow.
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SUPERIOR CRIMINAL COURT.

Judge Whitaker was engaged yesterday in
impaneling Jury to serve for the month Of
Nav
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SECOND RECORDERS COURT.

State vs.. J. ,. Philips.-Assaulta and battery on
an officer of the Crescent City Police. Two
charges of assault md battery Accused
waived examination and were sent to the Su
pertor Criminal Court, on $3.50 bonts.
state vs.: Themes Brennan and John 3.
Phillips |Rascuing prisoner. Dismissed
State vs.. VIM McCaff ey.-Rescuing pris-
the Superior Criminal Court on $3.50 bonds
state ys. Frank Kennedy.-Assault. etc. Dis
charged mol pros.
SELLING LOTTERY TICKETS.
State vs. A. Saranda. Antonio Nicotia and r.
Saloy: Charges: Offering for sae tickets an
illegal lottery: violating act No. 9. o. the session
Of 1874. and sell ing lottery tickets without u
license Accused were released on bond and
their cases continued
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hook NOTICES.
PLANTATION "REMINISCENCES. By Page Thacker
For sale by G. G. Haley.

PLANTATION "REMINISCENCES. By Page Thacker.
For sale by c. G. Haley.
This little book written by Virginia gentle
man. telling Of life in the Old Dominion in
ante beum days. must be both instructive and
pleasant reading to all Southerners. 1t 10
essen tally Virgnian-7full of that State pride
and patriotism that old V,ginians feel. The
book is running record of Virginia: it. lens.
habits and customs. with sketches OF the cd ~
NAL DAYS, the revolutionary pArioi, and the
few years Just preceding tn" late wir. 1t con
talns most interesting pictures Of the Virgin MIA
g..ntleman and true and honest de- rription
Of the relations existing retw.en muster and
slave in the time Of slavery. Such rev ,lutions
have visited the South in the | at half icz n
years that all this old life has been destroyed.
swept away. and is bsing rapidly forg 'ten. II
behooves US not to lose the - insrennes ::
unless they be preserved. the stories that NJ
stowe and the New Ene,nd, Writer'S tell nf
Southern society In ant'.b' Hum times will
alone be left, and future generations will learn
70 believe hat their fal-ehoois are true pic
lures Of the South, Let all those : | temin :
c.~nces. then. be .preserv d and cheri .het, par
tinularly those of life in the Old Dominion. the
'icture of T. 9 old Virginia gen leman. the
frieL dly relations between master and slave. not
only to vindicate the Sou h iu future. but as OK
amples to her sons
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b. I. WALsHE.-In another column of this
paper will be foun'l an adver isement of this
tnt rprising gentlemen, who has one of the
most compl.t a~sOr ments of ntlemen's a d
Boys furnishing GOES IT, be found in the ity.
Mr. washes establishment is row the racog
hlzrd headquarters or our most fashionable
ger temen and In view of this fact he has ar
ranged t" re"e ve bv very b Jat the newest ant
most iashionabI goods out
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Delinquent rolls Of taxes on personal
pr0Uerty and capital and lie. n>es due i'm
lS7S, are now beng maze IN
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The Assumption leaves Wednesday, pos
lively She Is the only independent boat to
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!, Unr"deemed and forfeited pledges for sale b
the Metropolitan Loan. Savinss and Pledge
B,nk. at store No. 90 Camo street. hi- sal,.
vii De nduct"d by h. we'll known auction
W tbont limit or reserve There are MANY very
va liable articles TO b. sold, and we a,iv SO ,ur
adars to attend tia sale. See their advertise.
ment in another column.
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special >Otice-sny ana all parties hav-
ing claims against the Home Mutual Saw ngs
Bank in liquidation mus present same within
THIRTY JAYS, otherwis the assets will be
distributed. JAMES M. BOWLING.
Liquidating Commissioner.
New Orleans, April 30 1873 ap21 30t
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LOST-FOUND.

I .OsT-ON THE FIRST OF MAY. FROM NO.
- Is Prieur street, one liver colored POINTER
Dog; answers to the name of Jack; has q
white SPOT on his breast. A liberal reward " i'll
be pad for his return to No. Is Prieur street
my5 2t*
FOUND-ON APRIL 80. A COW STRAYED
Il to nv place at Camp Parapet. The owner
en- have he same by proving property and
paying all expenses.
my43t* ADOLPH STAUBER.
T .OsT OR sTOLEN-FROM THE STEAMER
IL Wild Gazelle. head of Cont street, on the
twenty s"venth Of March. q black MEMORAN-
DUN BOOK tabout six inches long,, containing
no vane to any one but the owner. liberal
reward will he paid for It's recovery. by JOHN
HAMILTON master steamer Wild dazelle.
apS #
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Every arrangement has been made by the
proprletors OF the Point Clear Hotel to make the
visitors comfortable this season
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SPECIAL NOTIQE8.
special Notice tn Bayou reche shippers


dren who took part in the tableauy at EXPOSE
ton Hall on Tuesday and Wednesday last are
of MRS. M A TaRLETON, No. 1888 St. Andrew
-treet, on TUESDAY. seventh instant at IL
o'clock a. M, preparatory to repeating the
tabeaux for the benefit OF the inmates Of the
City Insane Asylum. my5 ct
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WANTED-BY A RESPECTABLE YOUNG
w girl a situation to do housework in a pr-
yate family. Good reference can be given. Ad-
dress +. K. this office. rnrE 2.
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Louisiana Field Artiery.-The officers and
members of this company are hereby notified
that the review and pa AIDE ordered for Sun
MAY 7. They will report fully uniformed and
squipped at the Armory on Tuesday evening,
at O'Clock sharp.
ing. CHARLES JANVIER,
my5 II Orderly Sergeant,
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Association for the RsItrf of Jewish
Widows and Orphans, New Orleans, May 4
187s-The annual meeting of this asssociation
will be held at tbs Homo, ON SUNDAY. fifth in
slant. at o'clock . m.
EDWIN l. KURSHEEDT. Secretary.
m Va Ut
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%. 1873. "A vote of til" shareholders of the State
Matt nal Bank will be- taken at It's banking
Off e. Nos. 81 and 80 Camp street. on WEDNES-
DAY, May %. 1878. between the hours of II m.
and .. m. upon the question Of the reduction
Of the ca'ital stock Of the bank and the dis'ri-
button Of the eurpus: ard also upon the 1ues
tt n of authorizing the Board of Directors TO
convert the bank. under proper legi-l ton into
State bank under the laws of Louisiana.
By order Of the Board of Directors.
ap24 I'm CIIAS. l.. o. DUPUY, Cashier.
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SITUATIONS wANrED-FEMALEs.

WANTED-AR RESPECTABLE WHITE GIRL
w wants a situation to do Homework. In
quire on Garondelet street second door below
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UUaVA SUPERINTENDENT Z Ell NIaVO-
MAN Benevolent Association of New Orleans,
b RS of this sssociation are resp respeetfulIy re-
luested to assemble at th'ir hall on SUNDAY.
May at 10 O'Clock u. m. In order t, partici-
pate in the celebration If the fourth anniver-
sary and first parade Of this assoliation.
By order FRANK ID. IVICHEVICH,
APPS 1w Marshal.
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sncClal

special NOtice.-AH parties having
claims pgainst the steamer BILLY COLLINS
are notified to present the same to me within
thirty days from date, ut the office of T.. Conery
4 Son. corner Canal and Delta streets.
MRS. NJ A. WISE,
Per pro- III. Wise.
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WANTED-BY A RESPECTABLE WHITE
w girl. a situation to nurse or do house
work. Address J. K. this office my3 st
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Company. NJ. 46 Cnronde'et rect Tho an
vii b held on MONDAY, May c. between the
hours Of 10 y. m aud D. NJ. n the office of the
cumpany. Transfer ho ks will be- closed from
April 26 to May inclusive.
is COPIES
apis Is my5 Secretary pro tenn
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WANTED-A SITUATION BY A YOUNG
W German girl TO do housework or plain
cooking. Can give good references, if required
Address z. w, this Office. my3 st
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w situations. one to cook. wash and iron.
The other to nurse No objections to leave the
city. Address M. and l.. this Office. my5 BIT
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EHt NHNUat WtFEtttR Ut TIC NfOtKHNTH'
ers OF the Louisiana Cotton Tie Company viii
be held at the Office Of the company, No l8
Gravier street on MONDAY, thirteenth May
at o'clock D. in. JAMES A. LAFIT re,
I'd SECRETARY
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WANTED-BY A MIDDLE-AHED WOMAN
W aeitnation to do housework In a boarding
house. Has no objection to go in the country
Addrpsa ] n this Office. n W 81
The Hillsdale standard. [volume] (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1851-1909, 1878-04-30

The Woman's Christian Temperance
Unions Of the Ninth Congressional
District have called a meeting at Big
Rapids on the 9th, to continue three
days. Miss Frances e. Willard 10 to be
present.
The Common Council of the village
OF Ccntreville have decided that the
privilege Of selling liquors in that vii
lage is worth $500 per annum in addi-
ton 30 the State and u. $. laws. There
must be an unsuFpecting amount OF IL
quor drinking going on about Centre
vile.
Officers from Erie, Pa, ere in Ann
Arbor looking after some recent body
snatching cases. On Sunday, Chief-of-
Police, Thomas Crowley, Of Erie, re-
covered the body Of an Austrian, aged
22d years. The body was stolen April
Sd, shipped TO fictitious firm in Ypsi-
lanti as fish, and from there re-billed
to Ann Arbor.
The Michigan Central Railroad earn
ed during the month Of March just
passed, S57s, ,432, being an increase ov-
er the same month in 1877, OF s44, ,219.
The gross earnings OF the Michigan
Central from January 1st TO March 31st
this year, were 81, ,632 ,445, an increase
over the corresponding month last year
OF e12l, 70S.
The commissioner Of insurance for
the State of Michigan reports to the
Governor that there are twenty-six
life insurance companies doing BUSH
ness In this state, OF which ten are pure
ly mutual. The number of policies in
force on the lives of the citizens OF
Michigan is 20, 760, insuring the sum OF
si1 .949.T77. During the year the COM
panies received an aggregate income Of
al. .2s2. .577, and dikbursed the.sum Of
SEQ, ,667.9T7.
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LANSING DIVISION.
Trains will leave the stations named, ~ follows
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CLASS u--vEarrApLRs.

Judges s-Leonidas Hubbard, Wright; John
Chilson, Litchheld; RobL Hin, Adams.
POTATOKS
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cnced feeders 10 distribute the same 90 animals
~ they require; also straw for bedding, and
grOOms 10 keep the cattle clean. Exhibitors
will sec TO the watering and granting Of their
own stock. This rule Is imperative To protect
the soclcty against the indiscriminate waste OF
fodder as heretofore practlccd by many ex-
hibtors.
26th. No animal or article Will be removed
frOin the ground until the close OF Fair, under
penalty Of forfeiture 10 all premiums that may
have been awarded IL, except on the written
permit of the President Of the Society.
18th. The election Of officers for the ensu-
Ing year shall be ON Thursday. at p. In., the
THIRD day OF the Fair aud shall be by rlUd
vOoe vote OF the members Of the Society.
27th. All premiums not called for by the lst
OF January following, will revert TO the Society
20 No omnibus. hack or vehicle for Carrying
passengers TO and from the fair viii be allow
ed % enter the grounds ON the three last days
OF the fair only As they drive inside the grounds
on 8 walk, directly 10 or from the stand pre-
pared for them near Floral Hall, and remain
there while inside the grtBunds
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To d. Ctizen, Of Hiusd1ls County,.

In presenting you with our twenty-elghth
annual catalogue OF the Hillsdale County Ag-
ricultural Society, il is proper for US TO call
your attention 10 some of the changes made BY
the Board Of Directors in their review of the
same from previous years These will be
found in greater or less degree in every de-
partment Of the list
Division B, Of horses has been thoroughly
reviewed, and we believe it will meet your sp-
proval on close scrutiny. Some changes have
been made In the other divisions OF animals
and poultry. In some instances premiums
have been reduced little, and in others raised.
This has been done considering the relative
value Of the thing exhibited. and the expense
aud trouble in putting il before the public.
In the ladies department the Board have
made radical changes from the past and We
shall be disappointed if the list docs not meet
their hearty approval.
We present II 10 you as q whole, footing up
the round sum Of $4,000, 70 per cent of which
will be the ratio Of premiums awarded on the
list, judging from the experience Of the last
Ave yuaTs
U-rt-- -acaun 49, ii,.a-ai snni,s,-, as.on-A =
ed ia years past, we submit the SAME for your
consideration
HuLsDALE, April 80, 1878.
ALEX. HEWITT, President.
+. VI. HOLLOWAY, Secretary.
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While some OF the financial tinkers
are clamoring for the repeal Of the Re-
sumption Act, several National Banks
in the country are rcdeeming their
bills in gold, aud the premium on gold
stands at ! Of one per cent. This is q
severe blow 20 the newborn National
party, for IL accomplishes what they
dvocate-ip daii0n-but IL is an ipfia-
ton OF a different kind from the one
that party asks for. With gold virtu-
slly at par, every one will prefer Ns-
tional Bank notes and Greenbscks
rather than gold, for which they now
exchange their bank bills il they desire.
This financial condition virtually in
aates our currency 800, 900, 900, or
more. bv adding that amount Of specie
to our circulation Ann Arbor Regis
ter.
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CLASS m-ALpERSEYs OR yERsKYe.

The rule a. 10 pedigree and condition for
breeding purpose applies fully " this eiass.
CLASS Tv--AYRsHIREs.
The came premiums ss offered In elass three,
and the same requirements from cxhibitors.-
Each Of the foregoing classes are open for
competition irom any quarter.
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DIVISION A-CATTLE.

COMMITTEES on Pedigree-The President and
Secretary.
GLASS I--eRoRrnonys.
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County under IL years OF age, by q competent
aud practical committee OF three mechanics
for such articles Of manufacture by them de-
signed and executed" as may be dictated by
their own judgment In taste and ability to per-
form. The amount Of premium in each case
will depend on the skill displayed, and the
value Of the articles competing Each entry
must be accompanied with statement, salts
factory TO the Committee. that the article was
designed and made by the exhibitor without
advice or instruction from any one. A special
department of Mechanics Hall will be set
apart for these productions.
Committee same a. classes s and 4 Of Me
chanlcs' Department
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CLASS u-ooMBINo wooLx
Judges-E. Lawrence, Fayeite; A. Douglass.
WneatlAnd. Frank Rod. Alien.
DIVISION D-SwINE.

Judges-E. A. Pomeroy, Lichheld; Lorenzo
Rainier, jefferson; Jabln Strong Somerset.
SMALL BoNKp BRgEDs-CLAss I-EssRx
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Railroad Time Tables.
LAKE SHORE d HTCH. sou MICH
TRAL-JACRSOE6 TT
VA YNE- D. H. al

LAKE SHORE a MICH. sou. r. a.
Trains win leave the stations named. as follows:
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MECHANICS HALL.

CLASS I-cARRiAoEs AND CARRIAGE
STOCK.
Jud2es-J. 7. King, Hlllsdale; sylvanus
uile Rnnsom, z 8 Baker. Sclplo.
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on p,la,as,, portraits i ~ e. 9 '55
Oh paintings, landscape
on paintings, fruits
on paintings, flowers
Paintings IN water color.
CrayOn sketchings
Specimen architectural drawing 3
Photographs on porcelain
Photographs ln ink
Photographs finished IN on
Photographs. has relief or glaoi
Collections sun pictures
Specimens ornamental peumanship
Specimens ornamental press pnntinga
All oi the above must be by Hillsdale coun-
" artists and never before exhibited at the
County Fair.
CLASS u.-MrIRALs AND sHrLLs.
Cabinets a. minerals not % exceed
space of six square feet e. 90 81 ~
Collection % shells. a. above
cases of chronological samples
Cases of ornith0iog.csl scmpies
Cabinets or collections heretofore receiving
Let premiums. viii he barred further pre-
miums.
CLASS HI-sTUsIoAL TsTEUNENTs.
Piano. ,sE5 sg isFs; ns
Organs
Nhio8erra
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CLASS u-HBRRFoRDs.

Same premiums offered as Tor snorthornf'
a1d the same requirements from exhibitors.
The Committee will award two diplomas In
the above classes irrespective OF blood; one 10
the most mertorious bull. regardless OF age,
and the other 10 the most lnedtorious COW or
hcifer.
A written pedigree must be furnished the
Committee on Pedigrees before entering the
animal; showing direct descent from imported
stock on both sides; quality Of animal, and fit
ness for breeding with business OF proportion
10 be considered next after established purity
OF blood. This rule TO apply TO al the lmproy-
ed breeds Of cattle
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Special premium by Jas. Wick, Rochester,
y. Y, Of one Of viok's Floral Chromo's-,o
the lady Camaieur) who makes tho finest dis
play Of cut flowers from her own growing,
from seeds, bulbs or plants, each variety 10 Re
carefully named and labeled and set In shall
low tins Of lne sand, and in addition thereto
the Directors wiz add dp'oms-
NorE.-Exhibitors in this department viii
observe tnsi = sepcrate aud distinct list is pre-
sented Tor professional and amateur cultiya-
tors Of flowers. and any Infringement by onc
upon the rights of the other viii result in the
forfeiture Of any premiums awarded therein
And Il l. further understood that the iowcrs
must te grown by the exhibitor. and not beg
rod borrowed or bought That theterms pro-
iessional embraces the facilities Of The hot.
house with the experience of the professional
gardner and florist
II viii De further understood that any plant
or flower put IN % make variety or colcc.
ton BY thc exhibitor they cannot durlicat,
the same for single pot or specimen q cul
fowor
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PREMIUMS.

Premiums and Regulations for the
Twensy-Eighth Annual tair ef the
Hiiisdaie County Agricultural Se-
cIety, tn be held ON their Groands
in the cay OF liIIsdaie, en- Tues
day, Wednesday, Thursday and
Friday. October LIT, I'd. Sd and fth,
1875.