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asssr The State Fair, at Little Rock
commences next Monday. We learn of
several parties that expect to attend
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Es- Col. Slemons will have between
5000 and 1900 majority for Congress in
his district.
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1s- A quarrel among New York civ
democrats gives that state to the Rcpub.
licans.
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RE- Old Franklin gives Cravens 636
majority. That is where we are going
to move.
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Bay Saloon licenses cost 5000 wear
in Galesburg, Iii.
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d l f D.,

DICKSON In Van Buren, township. about
four miles in the country. on the Sth inst. an
infant son of Mr.. and Mrs. John Dickson
aged II months.
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EH The official vote of Scott county
gives Cravens 50 majority.
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WISCONSIN.

MILWAUKEE, November Elm the
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Administrators Notice.

Estate Of. f...................M Marshall lurleit
| WINS duly appointed Adminis-
traitor Ut the estate Of Marshall
llurdrtt, deceased. on tho III day
uf Dercunbrr, 1873. | hereby give
notice to every person indebted /"
said estate. or having personality
belonging thereto, TO pay and lie.
liver the same to mU Immediately.
| also notify all persons having
claims against said tlecedcnt TO
probate their claims In tho manner
aud within the time prescribed by
law. or the same will be forever
barred.
RICHARD BUllDETT.
dec. .2S-23 Administrator.
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QY virtue and In pursuance Of
- the provisions vi that certain
deed in trust executed on the 10th
day Of March, u. d. 1877, by John
II. Nelson and Matte J. Nelson,
his wife, for the use and benefit OF
Graham, Black b Co., OF New
Orleans, Louisiana, and which
said deed in trust IL recorded in
book X 2 Of the record Of deeds
Of Washington county Mississippi,
At the request Of tho said Graham,
Black " Co., and for the purpose
Ot paying the promissory notes
secured Oy said deed In trust, l
will, on MONDAY. the S0lh day
OF December. a. Il. 1873, expose tU
sale In front vi tho Court House
OF the said county of Washing, on,
to the highest bidder for cash, the
following described tsnot Of land,
10 wit: commencing al tho section
corner ~ the east end vi tho sec.
lion line between sections three
aud four, and thence along said
line souta 81 dcgs.; east, ll7.0l
chains; thence north 2ll degrees
east, 1881 chains to stake ut the
s0nth theAst angle formed by the old
public road lrO,m tho Mississippi
river to Deer creek at Smith u
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he fourth supervisors dist
olAn NJ. McCutclien was elec-
aembcr Of tho lloarsl, aud In
lrd district ID. D. O'l3ann0n
8. A. Winter were elected
(rntcs.
Re arc indications that Mr..
om's right to the Onlcc will
ntcstel by Mr.. VIM. Ycrger.
h the result Of this election.
are no causes Of public dis
bction !; so far a. any discharge
b duties Of the otllcc Is con-
4. The successful candidate
broughly capable aud an cmi-
j worthy young man. Ills
q, Captain Henry johnson, Is
X the oldest and most popn'ar
ms of tho county.
D recommendation Of the cx-
sc committee. that a c0lorcd
bh0ul,l be elected to the office.
practically disrcgartl~l. This
cnuscd by the utter in.liilrr-
upon this paint, Of the voters
bat rnce themselves. In cou-
cncc their vote was anything
Bold; nnd was cast cntircl.
bling 10 the l"cal popularity
c various candidates.
3 iiart that colured voters cast
ballots voluntarily inr Dem.
j. white citizens, unrestricted
by fOrm Oi party pressure or
)cilcc, under I'LL tho circnnI-
res, was 4 little novel ; aud fur
y gratifying. Il has removed
|nsc Of apprehension, a ncccs-
Of strict rnrty discipline Ia
local government, that IIa-
|s0forc been regarded rs y most
bus problem. W. refer to ,Iie
M-rrl,cnlrd fear, that when illr
h t'ur Office should weaken oul
Is organization, should induce
Hislaics To disregard It's man.
y, and tisl,lc our strength mt!
cr {; The negro voin wolI'l rs ot
- controlled and directed sol
by sl,rcw 4 and designing men.
bite who tlioughtfully Vbservc,i
recent election IN our county,
the attendant influences aud
um.:anccs, amy longer share.
Ibis fear. In recognizing that
II l. no XEcEssITy for keeping
purity line 'iglA,l. draw y, W.
= no regret because 1t is shown
" slack.
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For Le .se.

To be Let. the store lately occlt.
pied by Z. +. 'rnppcr \ Bro. stu.
atcd "n Egypt lsidge-0n which
stands
One small Dwelling House
Ome Store
Two acres L,nd
70, terms apply to A.. v. Pearci-
field on PROMISES Egypt Ridge.
A. v. PEARClFlELD.
dcc22, 1873
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Plan o + q N TN q
AND REPAIRING.

The undersigned respectfully
announces that he has located III
Grcchville, and offers HE services
to the public In the above stated
pursuits. Prices reasonable aud
satisfaction assured.
Order may be left at Finlay &
Co.'S Drug Store.
AUGUSTUS DAVIS.
n0v93. .9m
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Those who had watches or jcw-
clry tor repair ut the shop OF the
late HENRY FREUNDr, are hereby
notified to come forward, pay
charges, II any, aud take said ar
ticles away within thirty days from
date Of this notice, or said articles
will be sold as the law directs.
J.. CAFFALL. Executor.
December IA, 1678.Sw
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lam OIL
At FlNLAY'S Drug Store

Memphis, Dec. i9.-Judge Bax-
ter. overrnlcd the motion for new
trial in tho case Of u. II. Eddins,
convicted Of ballot box stufiing,
aud sentenced the defendant to
two years IN the penitentlary.
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rhc rooms Of tho Young Mems
Piisiiun Association presented a
~ lively appearance on Christ
y Eve. In response to notice
I the rooms would. be open to
Civc donations to tho poor, there
|rc sent ducks, turkeys, hams.
con, -four, sugar, clothing, books,
Hiding, money, etc. Just such .
pponse as was expected from a
|ncrous people.
Some hfty Christmas boxes were
Fcpared and sent to the widows
ID orphans, to show them they
ero not forgotten.
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AZ FlNLAy's Drug Store
l'apt. white linprsylns.

" arc much graiitied 10 learn
j Captain J. NJ. White. who l,as
~ very I'll IL New Orleans is
|ch better; aud his friends may
po to soon sec him in command
Inc J. NJ. While.
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(coMMuxIcArED.l
To tn. TINES:
RALLY 10 the 'FRONT.'


ensuing municipal election, for
L. I. RUCKS, tor Mayor
and for
L. B0UR0Es.
john w. zWARu.
q. W. l.. WALKEs
for Couuciln,eu 10 iill vacancies.
Many voiess and Tax Payers.
*
The above communication has
been handed 10 ns BY citizens
whose views ana wishes arc enti-
tlcsl to consideration.
There are matters that we will
briefly discuss In connection with
our approaching municipal elcc'
lion, OF more Importance than the
personal makeup Of ticket.
Owing to the great calamity which
ovcrshadowcd our town, by which
We Lust hundreds OF worthy ci.i-
xcns, including our town officials,
- Aavc been driven 10 an extra
statutory incthcd, by which 10 re.
store " necessary operation, the
vitality ot.our municipality. l.
is greatly desirable, IL moi actually
necessary. that this election, want
in. i.pthc prescribed form, should
possess the substantial merit oi cn.
,lorscltcnt b, the body Of It's citi.
xcus aud tax payers. weeMtcrtaim
no doubt but that tho courts would
upheld the acts 0i authorities cho.
sen ut this election, should n qnes-
iiOm thereon ever como to such al-
iu.licatiom We have rs little doubt
but tllal tho authority and action
Of a municipal government how.
ever legally instituted, would fail
IN its operations, unsustaincd by
the moral support ot it's cumstitu-
cMts. One is M less necessary
than the other. What We would
therefore urge, Is hat all our cili-
xens make II their chief business.
upon Tint day, TO votc and insl,lce
Others 10 vote. y full vote will
indisputably show that they rec
Ognixr as u matter Of first import.
ancc the rc.rstabIishlncnt Uf our
town government, the protection
u Its credit, the schargo OF is
liabilities, and the sustrnancc and
continuance Of the duties pertain.
ing TO Il.
We urge upon ull good citizens,
especially The leading and rcileet-
ing, tn give their active attention
10 the interests, common 10 nll, IN
VOWED IN this matter.
So far us The "make.up" of tho
ticket Is concerned, that Is sec.
Oh,lmry Mnticr, We want a good
council, aud believe no other could
bc chosen. And il ls very much
to bc desired, TINT the election
may pass oil, Il good council cho-
zen without any tac,ious display +;
and We arc confident thai our great
misfortune has eradicated all pos
sihility Of that.
ln addition 10 The names above
suggested, VIC proifcr the follow.
ing:
J p Finlay, l.. Witkowski, John
Ilanway, Stevenson Archer, NJ.
Weiss, Z. NJ. Williams, W Il rrigy
w. A. Pollock, II. +. Wethcrbcc J
Alexander, j.. Catfall. A. Hatcher
G. W. Lewis, W. g. Ycrgcr, Geo.
= nillingsley, NJ or s Morris, JON.
. Equcn, W A Evcrman.
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For the past two weeks has beef,
continuously cold, and this entire
week hss been marked By - cold
weather g wo ever have IL this
latitude.
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Administrators Notice.

Estate eor................., or. J. u. PERRY
Letters OF administration On the
estate Of JAMES II. PERRy were
granted aud issued TO the under
signed by tho Chanccry Clerk Of
Washington county, Mississippi.
on tho l4th day Of November. A.
D. 1873. All persons having effects
of tho deceased IN their hands will
deliver them to inc those having
claims against the estate will have
them pr0batcd according to law,
and those indebted 10 him will
make payment TO INC.
ALDERT WHlTEWAY,
nov3O-l8 Administrator
e. w. Clarke, atty.
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STATE or MIssIssrPPf,
Washington County.
Taken up BY - Carr, near the
premises Of l.. II. Mosby. on the
10th day vi September, 1873, /.
BLACK HORSE,
with khite slip In nose. Apprais-
ed at forty dollars BY Z. II. Smith
and Aaron Davis.
The owner Of the above describ.
ell cstray Is hereby notified to come
forward prove property. aud pay
charges, or the estrny will be dealt
With as the law directs.
ALEX. YERGER, Ranger.
November 80, 1873
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NOTICE.

Tho animal meeting Of the Green.
villc Daililiny and Savings Associ-
alton, will be held on
Wednesday, January 8,
1879, at the office Of the Lcvce
Treasurer, for the election OF ofll. I.
GERS. W. A. EvERMAN,
dec. % Secretary.
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cnAxcsRy couar.

W O PaEIrs Chaneeilsg.
Coahoma county-4th Monday Of
October and April, aud continue
twelve days.
Bolivar county-2d Monday II
November aud May, and continue
twelve days.
Washington county-4th Non.
day Of November and 24t, and
continue eighteen days.
Issaqucna county-d Monday Of
October and April, and continue
six dAys.
S6afkcy county-4A Mondsy 81
October and April, aud continue
six days.
Sun1ower county-lst Monday
Of October and April, and con.
tinue six days
SuPREMR CouRT.
Terms Of Supreme Courtroom.
mence on the Srd Mondays Of April
and October.
JUDGES Or fHR SUPREME COUNT.
Il ,. Slmrall, Chiee Justice, n n Chalmeys,
]. X. r. Campbell, Assoelntes.
CLERK, 4. W. Little.
U. 3. CihcUIr COURT.
Robt. A. ulll, judeS.
Geo. r. Swami, Clerk
Terms legin Ii Jackaon on ~ 1T. uen.
days In May and Novemhees
U, s. DISTRICT COURT P0R sOUTaHRN
DISTRICT OR MSS.
nobt. a. Illli, Ju1ge.
Geo. ,. Swami, CIess.
Sessions commenos h :Jaekson % ~ ~
| Mondays Of June and JuaaSy.
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Lodging House.

Tho Kossuth House win here.
nfier be kept rs 4 l. u d q l N q
House exclusively, for travellers
aud transient guests. Tho beds
md rooms will be keptin perfect
order. and the charges per night
will be moderate.
M0v9 JOHN IIADlCHT.
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SrArE or Missiesirpi,
Washington county.
In Washington Circuit Court to
June term, 1879.
W. s. Parish !
vs. NcnuiliOnt
II,,'. Dan Ns1o"sa'' |, ':.s" and Exp'"''.
lIy virtue Of The above vcnlitioMi
cxp0nas 10 me directed, shall ex.
pose to public sale ~ the door OF
the Court House in t;r.cnvillc.
within tho hours prcserih'.l BY
law, to the highest bid'icr for cash,
on the
First Monday Of February, 1879,
(bcing the 81 day Of said month";
all tho right, title aud interest OF
said defendant, Dan McDouga!l
AMI John Il. Gagc IN and to tho
following described property, to
wit:
West half aud west half south
cast quarter section 81, township
IA, range 7-472 acres; lots l, 2, y,
4, 5 and I, section So, township IA,
range 8--372 acres; lots 2, 5 aud A,
section 36, township IA, range g.
24O acres; lots !, 8. ., Z and 8, sec
iion 56, township IA, range 900
acres in all, 1884 acres.
All lying and situated IN sail
county.
The same having been levied
upon as the property OF the dcten-
dants Dan McDougail and John X.
Gage, aud will bo sold 10 satisfy
plaintiff . claim and all costs.
w. Il. HUNT,
Sheriff of Washington county.
dec. 2l, 1878
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Upon all taxes paid prior to
January 18th prOx., l will remit
one half OF the damages due.
w. T.. HUNT,
Sheriff and Tax Collector.
Dec. n, 1873. ~
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Tho bar OF Holly Springs has
petitioned Judge Watson not to
hold . special term Of Circuit
Court there. But he decided that
there arc imperative reasons, chief
Of which is the disposition Of a
dosen prisoners, for Il to be held.
Judge Trimblc will have about
three dozen 10 rid our county Of
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MARRIED,

At the residence Of he brides
father, Hon. W. A. Percy. by the
Rev. Stevenson fcher. on the
18th inst, AsInawf D0wNs PACE
ard FANNY PERcy-all OF this
county. ~
Our whole heart h fsll-frcighted
with good wishes for the subject
Of this notice. u
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NOTICE.
The annual meeting Of the stock
holders 0f tho Merchants Wharf.
boat Association win be held on
Monday. January IL,
at tho I.evce Treasurcr's Office. for
the election of officers.
Z. W. LEWIS,
dec28 President.
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4 f.ll:stssk: ss Mems, 1sys, ,:aaA
Sa,,ss;.' ssiv.s :, o''sA'1s s6n IL jsS,r.1' r.
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xatsst styles u Hats ssr sals ~
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0ail q Del Dsill's-ana:lnspest
h1s dne LET - Mems and Dsys On.
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Postal Dlrsstisns.


postage must l,s paid by Postage Stamp
Letters In the Uniisd States per half oanc
Observation-Disclosures. cents.
Drop letters, rer half ounce u letter.
carrier ol1co. co.......................s cents.
Drop letters. per half ounce Il NOM
carrier ONCE. ............. ........ cent.
Registered letters, In addition to the
proper postage. ..............lo eensss
Postal cards cnch. ....................l ~. ccn's
Pamphlets, occasional publications,
transient newspapers, maynsnes.
hooks, periodicals, posters, halrl-
bllls, printed shret music, PROS
pcctuses, maps. and proof-shects,
for every two ounces Of fractional
| part thereof. f..................s.....l Gems
| Printed cards anil blanks, lithO-
gnphs, sseeoschpIc views, lock
manuscript, unccaled circulars,
seeds, cuttings, lMlhs, roots. and
scions, merchandise and samples,
In packages not exceetllng llh, IN
weight, per ounce. I. ......... ...:.l cent.*
[The aaidress ofthe sender, toet.h-
er with the worl "ffoni y indi-
eating nom whom the package
comes, may now - written either
inside or outslde the package, -
well : statement Of me contrmis Of
The packagc1
Newspapers and periodicals, 10 ress
-. 49,
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1iM0ll1B o1L !.
At FiNLAY's Drug::storo
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pexulor New Orleans ana Ore
Vile Packet.
J. N. WHITE

8cRUi0f NV VbsS
willie Packet.
J. N. WHITE
:. N. WHITE, Master G. Holmes, clsfl
- Leaves New Orleans 70
Grccnville every THURS
DAY NJ 5 p. m. leaves Grcenvill
for New Orleans every SUNDAY
| Steamer FRANK pAa73uo.
JNO. ". TODfN. Master ". n. Calmes cl'
- Leaves New Orleans fc
| GreenvilIe every mon
| DAY ut 8 .. m. Leaves Grccnyill
for New Orleans every THURs
DAY. II.
These Steamers reserve tho rigl
to pass all Landings that tho Cn1
taius may consider unsafe.
| Passengers by these elegant Stea
| Boats 70 New Orleans always mai
| lightning time, avoiding ltsilro'
DELAYS aud expense. The fare ~
general Accommodations, cannot
oxcellcd.
rrThis line docs not run here 9
" through the cotton season; 3
also through the dull mouths, !
serve public convenience: VIII
shippers slould coutln'ie to reel
r0cate -
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hc fourti, supervisors dist
)ohn NJ. McCutchen was cleo
hcmbcr Of tho lIoarl, aud In
Ilrsl district d. D. O'Bann0n
3. A. Winter were elected
D(rntcs.
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Pamphlets, occasional publications,
tsnnslent newspapers, magasines.
hooks, periodicals, posters, hansl-
bills. prlnte,i shcet music, PROS
lwctuses, maps. and l,roof-shects,
for every two ounces Or fractional
The anti-monopolist. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1874-1878, 1878-08-08
MORTGAGE EOreCl sure Sale,

Whereas, default has been made in the con-
dition OF certain mortgage executed and de-
livered bv Robert 7. Lewis and Charlotte NJ
Lewis, his wife, to James Z. Fulton, bearing
date July 24th, 1876, and recorded in the
Office of the Register OF Deeds in and for the
county Of Ramsey, State OF Minnesota. in book
''37' OF mortgage deeds on page 4o3 on August
goth. 1876, at $50 o'clock p. m. and in and
by " hich mortgage said mortgagors did con-
yey to said mortgage, the north twenty
feet ofthe south sixty feet of lots seven Gland
eight ~ in block six (6)in the city of st Paul
according 20 the plat thereof which is duly
recorded, being commonly known as St Paul
proper; said tract being more particularly
described by metes and bounds as follows:
commencing at point on the easterly side
OF Wabasha street, III the city OF st. Paul
ninety feet southerly strom Seventh street
thence southerly along the eastcrly side OF
Wabas ha street, twenty feet: thence at right
angles and easterly one hundred feet: thence
at right angles northerly twenty feet: thence
at right angles westerly one hundred feet: to
the place o, beginning.
Also, the undivided one-third interest IN
and to lot one a. of block sixty (6ol at irvine's
enlargement - Rice ana Irvine's addition 10
the cry ui 81. Paul, except strip twelve fee;
in width along the southerly side thereof ls1th
OF said tracts being in the said county Of Ram
sey, 10 secure the payment OF fourteen hun
thereon from October 3lst, 1878. till paid at
the rate OF 10 per cent per annuin, according
TO the condition OF the note of said Robert
Lewis, for said sum and payable to the said
mortgage. and in said mortgage described
And whereas there is claimed to be due ana
is actually due on said note and mortgage a,
the date OF this notice the sum of fourteen
hundred and ninety-nine dollars. and no suit
or proceeding at law having been instituted
for the recovery of said mortgage debt or any
part thereof.
Now, therefore, notice is hereby given. ,ba,
by virtue OF 4 power OF sale in said mortgage
contained. and in pursuance OF the sta.l,te n
such ease made and provided the said mort
gaze lie torrcloscd hy the sale of the mort
gaSe premises therein described and
above set forth ay the sheriff Of said
Ramsey county. at public auction to the
highest bidder tor cash. at the front door of
the cid Court House in the city OF 81 PAM.
in said county, on Friday the 9th dav a
August, 1875, 81 ten o'clock in the foreuo Don Il,
pay of and satisfy the amount due on said
mortgage debt, As aforesaid, and the costs and
expenses oi such sale.
Dated. S, Pant, MINI. June asth. A. d ISIS
JAMES P. FuLTos.
w.. AortgaVee
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twice while he was laying up and repairing.
We have also beat tho Osborne badly. Our
machine run one horse lighter and did better
work.
Yours, George Roth.
HlGHLASD, Madison CO., Ill May 9th, 1878.
M-ssrS. Cannon 4 D-ering
We. the undersigned farmers of Madison
and adjoining counties. on Saturday saw the
Marsh, Osborne, aud Mccormick Harvesters
andBinders working OH John Baisiges's and L.
Buehl n.anns farms at Highland, in hesvy
green wheat and rye, aud, after close observa-
ton, unanimously says: We greatly prefer
thu. Marsh Harvester and Binders to the others
on account otlts great simplicity, lghtness of
draft, ard the good work it did Draft is light
enough for two horses and the Binder is per-
feet. The Marsh is the machine for Southern
illinois, and good careful farmers will examine
It before ordering any other. S. E. Crane, J.
EnsIninger,s w. 5. RAMSEY, John Gall, P. B.
Hendrichson. John Berger, J. II. Leach, R.
Fricker, W. A. Leach, John Ambult, j. F.
Schmedly, H. c. Barlow, Chr.stia Ambuehl,
Bsrnhart Henrichs; Geo. Holtz Chas. Traver,
Seth Rutherford. &. ". Hennrickson, Jules
Majoner, Calvin Lee, p Thompson, +. Hence,
Fr d H-rshi, G. ". Digger, Buck Hoffman,
G. w. Martens, Henry Mnelhenry.
PITY THE UNFORTUNATES. TRIAL
Al ALTON, ILL, MAY 23.
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TRUE ACCOUNT Or 4 TRIAL
ADVERTISED EXTENSIVELY
AS \ VICTORY FOR McCoR
MICK BINDER.

ST LOTS, May 4;h, ISIS.
MeSsrs- Ganmon i D-erIng.
DEAR SIRs The trial al Highland, a ex-
rected would b tn case, was simply an exhl-
bitinr in green wheat and rya the Marsh.
McCormicS and Osborne Hsrvest~rs and Blsld-
ers. The work was no. difficult, hut both the
Mccormick and Osborue had soiIe rro1iIe
W. had none ST ali; and Roth oil three Ear
vesters aud Binders on the ground There were
some two hundred farmers present No com
mi.tes was appoin ed and no vote taken, but
the expression tor the Marsh was strong.
Yours truly, L. A. McNair.
ALroS, H., May 5th, 1873.
Messrs. Cannon & Dsering:
GENTS was at tue Highland Harvester
trial Il was ret properly q trial BIZ. an exhi-
bition There we're with Ia th- Mccormick
and Osborne W-cus in h avy, tall. green rye
and in very heavy green whea; scarcely beaded
ont. The Marsh ran through the exhibition
without having any stops for adjustments or
clogxing, while the Others wer. more or less
bothered The impression Was decidedly IN our
favor.
Yours truly, 10. Thomas.
30, H.. May 7fh. 1873.
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