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The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1885-04-23

~ speak within bounds, sir" said the
prisoner IN the dock, whom addressing
the Jury, Wespeak knowingly when We
declare with enthusiasm tho great bene.
its OF DR., Bulls famous Cough Syrup,
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At . o'clock tins afternoon Con.
GFunt's family carriage Was driven 10
Jno door. Or, Douglass arrived about
the same time. The general heard the
rumble of the wheels, and as the driver
refined up the sick man pulled aside the
curtains a moment 10 assure himself
that tho time had come for the lOnged
Tor drive. In few moments Harrison,
with a iJr r8hO upon his arm, emerged
the carriage. \ moment later
the general appeared He wore
a high hat, about his
neck was Il silk scarf and closely but
toned about his figure WAS heavy boa
yer overcOat. The general carried a
light cane and unaided walked down the
steps with firm step. AS he crossed
the hagging he bowed and smiled az
hundreds of persons stood there on the
walk, across the street. AS the general
was stepping into the carriage he
glanced up 10 the colored coachman and
babe him good morning. Harrison, as
he mounted to his place with the driver
remark ed: "That don't look much like a
dead general, does it ?" and his face was
broad with glee.
TO- CELEBRATE HIS BIRTHDAY.
LOUISVILLE, April 20 Gen. Grants
63d birthday, which occurs next Mon
day, will be celebrated in this city by a
public meeting of representatives OF all
parties. Prominent gentlemen have
the matter in charge, and owing to the
peculiar circumstances under which
The celebration is to occur, Louisville, a
southern city, will ask all cities i'll the
United States to follow her example.
FREDDY FELIcITATEs.
When Col. Fred Grant left the house
at midday to go down town he was
hopeful. He said his father had passed
a better night last night. He was early
dressed, and when the general was no
worse it was safe to assume that he was
better, but more than that, there was no
doubt that he was brighter and stronger
than he was Sunday week ago. Said
the colonel: 81 did not believe father
would live a week, or day, for that
matter, but now | believe ne is going
through all right"
NEwMAN's NARRATIVE.
When DR.. Newman left the house he
said the General was yesterday asked if
he would not go out for drive. He
was silent long while. Then he an
swered: "No this is Sunday. Prayers for
my recovery have been offered to-day,
in many places, perhaps, throughout the
country, and l think Il better ] should
not 60 out till Monday"
To-DAY'S DRIVE,
The general was driven to Mt. st.
Vincent and around the west side of
the park and back to his house, having
been gone 35 minutes. He lett the car
riage the first of the party and walked
firmly and unaided up stairs.
a CALL FROM VETERANS.
About s o'clock this evening del
egation from the Union Veteran army,
headed by Gen. Lewis Y. Barney, called
and presented a series of resolutions,
wherein the members of the
Grant family were requested to "whIp
out the doctors if it took all summer"
The delegation was received by Col.
Fred Grant, who assured the gentlemen
of his fathers good will for their organi-
cation
DR.. Douglass arrived about 1870 p. m.
and will probably stay during tho night.
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Shls famous y.arontS for Con
gtipatinn, DyspenSt-A, iDhiges.
;iDn. LIvr- Complaint. and all
Liver D,GeaSes, nhS heaa IN
G1aGtGnt uee by TIE pablo t:,1
GltT ycG-g, nnd 10 uaoge popular /
'a-iay tran eecr tAs<rTs. isUy
"Gne but N. A. Th-t,lIrC' ~ Co.'S
original n0d CunuIn1, "saauifica ,
rured oy the Cl&tvauccE.s aiadA-
cine Co., ~ Chattanooga, TcnD,
Every package enclosed 20 Wei,
low Wrapper.
I'rinl package by n.lA. uite."
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The Other Declare, a Conspiracy for'n'
ed Against Him,
AND PREFERS JAIL To DISGRACE

The Inquest over the Body found "a fho
frank Ia 81. Louis still la rrUgTe-a
Double Tragedy Ia ronhr.,
sre Bridge. Guilty
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Tho "OId C9mmaudcr'' Nleops We!l,

Nav N0Hh, April 4o.-No incident iu-
tarruplod tn quiet oil tho GRAFT house.
hold last night Tho light was huruod
very low I'm tine sick room, Tho nurse
and tho generals SON, Fred, worU with
him, but their patient rt-JHU ANA slept
through the might until G:lI THIS morn
ng. Tho lmUy -lup. an night, Us tid
Dr. D0ug.s-s, who remained iU tho
house. mo Doctor lHit about o o.. ma.
ue win return uI O'ciuuh, when
iL "a believed tho General will
-0.T1r drive. Mark Twain and Parsou
Newman wgro tho only callers this
morning,
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To all who seek that q orlous boon,
A fragrant and a wholesome breath;
To all who seek TO SHE Id their teeth
From swift decay and early death;
Take this advice from us as friends,
Use SOZODONT and G ain your ends.
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Soc Youu Nprll 10 Thomas ".
halls and l,olort e. Mnokhy, th0 built
ing Inspectors tn whose negligence has
no0u partially attributed tho .ali a. the
B-ddunsick uudinE, loo Wust 'IiNty
ninth street, were arrested toulg ht
hsVing been Indicted hy Tho grand jar y
fIr mauslaurhirr iu the lrst degree
The JoraUy Lilly hus uoco-le quit,
famous Cor atr beauty, and ,ho meant
Ia 8 cop il, too, Tor hasn't she laWuei NJ
tho great niied Sfaius "a cure culdi
/ with nr. Tulls Cough syrup
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The Throat,

The Throat.
browns Bronchial Troches" act di-
rectly on the organs OF the voice. They
have an extraordinary effect in all dis
orders OF the throat.
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CURE YOURSELF!

Or. Bohannan's Negotiable Curative iswarranted 70
permanently all forms of spermatorrhea Seminal
Weakness General Debility, Impo.eney etc. and restores
"Los Power" and brings back the youthful Vlgor' Of
those who have destroyed by sexual evil
practises, in from two weeks time This reme
dy which has been used by DR.. Bohannan In his pri.
vnte practice for thirty years. never known to
fail incuring the WORST CASES gives vitality and
imparts energy with wonderful effect to those mddlcagcd
who feel weakness beyond their years Its nygor
ating properties are felt at once Young men suffering
from the consequences of that dreadfuy destructive
habit of SelAbuse use this medicine with the assur-
ance OF a speedy and PERMANENT cure. The patient
gains strength and elasticity of spro st once, as acts
Directly the parts affected as soothing ana healing
tonic and anodyne to the rtnNed seminal ve9,cles
and rritaed ducts, impartmg power and tone and re-
storing them to their natural state the same as 4 the
baneful habit had been INDUCED in. The ingre
dients are simple productions of naturebarks roots,
herbs etc., and specific for the above diseased
nE-Pricc Five Dollars sent with nun directions, etc.
to any address For sale only by Dr. c. A. Bohannan,
NJ E. corner of Sixth aud Dddle streets, St. Louis no.
Established in 1881,
ar. Dr. BIS " Treatise on Special Diseases" which
gives clear depes19n 2fe nars %Ssss
Etc. Sent Free to address upon receipt of one stamp.
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SAD MORALS lSrhGghSr.
Two Sensational seduction Gases Nr.
ported from FORT worth.

ONE MAN FORCED INTO MARRIAGE
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A Husbands Greatest Blessing
Is strong, healthful, vigorous wife
with clear, handsome complexion.
These can all be acquired by using DR..
Harter's Iron Tonic.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1885-04-23

EVERY irst-class dealer sells Opera
Puff Cigarettes. Win not stick to the
Inns
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ADI ysrzlLE. Ga, Mas iSls,
( nj. 4. -R.J,spKo q -clsRtc1n,,-.l
I ;ieSinS o%cu Cr1e NJ Or. r.. . So.
mons ,.rlitsis agents for MS L!u't
! Medicine, anf also agent iol u .iit,H
I bis death, do cheeriully recon-.
mend II 10 the public az the genuine
9ra ocst Liver Nadici9e IN the ~or't.
DR.. 4. Q. &rna0ns hims,J, nud eA.G
that mate by the parents OF III -
4 ThedtdrJ. 2ne7s u no Gigifcans ~
ulTe so I know she mediCip, ipsH.
& oy y.cu Is shc genuine aud GrieSI.t..
as made by On 5inr.orE
Yours Truly,
DANIEL DUREa.s.
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o.. n. whpdtord - COS Liver !
sye,,icins or FirrE praught ~
manufactured ". Chattanooga,
renn.. by tho aS-ntfca' recipe
rs.f aT pr. ~ -. sin,u.uns, Ia
oe Innnutsctsr~ ~ hts Lvey
IadioInn, NJ enr,y F- ES3D. al bJ- I
ann~ aene Chattanooga.
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CIGARETTES.

II0AHETrE Smokers who are willing Ia
~ pay u little more Tor Cigarettes than tho
price charged for the ordinary trade Cigar.
cites, will hnd
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TELEGRAPHIC.
[AssocIATED PRESS TELEGRAMss sPE
ciaL TO cTrIzEN.l
Death by Gas in Charlotte.

CHARLOTTE, N. G., Oct. %.
". a. Moore, of Chester, s G, arrived
at the Central Hotel last night at 10 o.
clock, accomranied'by woman, name
unknown. bnt supposed to be from Au-
gusta, Ga. They registered as man and
wife. and were assigned to q room on the
fourth floor At4 a. m. the smell Of
escaping gas attracted the attention of
the hall boy; and tracing it to Their room
he found Moore dead in bed and the
woman unconscious and Just alive. Doc
tors were s;snmvned; and after working
with her until MON to-day, pronounced
her recovery probable. though she is ) et
unconscious. Moorc's body was sent
back to Chester, s G, where he has wife
and three children. Moore was a mer-
chant of Chester, c. He was greatly
under the influence of liquor when he
arrived at the hotel here. 1t is believed
he turned the gas off and accidentally
turned it on.
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Indignant Negroes In indiana.

ISDIANAPoLIs, Oct. 27.
There is spirit of uueasiness manifes-
ted among the negroes over the recent
fatal injury received by oIembers of their
race from many different causes. They
have taken up the case of Harrison Tas-
kell who committed an outrageous assault
on German girl and was shot by his
victims brother. A meeting was held to
take measures to secure competent coun-
sci for his case and the Mayor last night
received letter signed by a committee of
ten saying that the colored people are
very indignant at the treatment, they
have been receiving, and sh ooting down
OF their men, must be stopped by fair
means or toul. They conclude by saying,
I'VE will have jus ice or there will be
trouble"
The Asheville citizen. [volume] (Asheville, N.C.) 1885-1889, 1885-10-28
A TIN WEDDING.

A TIN WEDDING.
That was q most delightful enter
tainment on Monday evening at the
residence of Mr.. and Mrs. W. w.
West, being the anniversary Of their
tenth married year, and known as a
tim wedding The scon,pany was
large and elegant, and enjoyed not
only the novelty. but the elegance
of the occasion. The elegance was
in the brilliant array of guests, the
handsome costumes, and the ease
and animation of conversation. The
novelty was in the display of pres
ents, all in tin ware. Isaiah speaks
somewhere rather contemptuously
of tin: They will purge thee of
all thy drops and take away all thy
tin" " This rather lower classed metal
on this occasion arose to new dignity
and stood abreast of silver with its
bright burnish, and the elegance OF
the forms it was made to assume.
There was nothing mean about it,
and the surprise Of the visitors was
very openly expressed The fair
and elegant bride of ten years was
handsomely attired and q striking
ornament was a chain made of tin
hanging around her neck, and sup
porting handsome medallion. The
was accompanied
with an elaborate supper in which
good taste was accompanied with
luxurious preparation of the richest
viands.
We are sure that the wishes of
the guests were all extended 10 the
hosts that they may celebrate their
golden wedding with all the accom-
paniments of happiness which now
seem to surround them.
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New York stock Market.

ANAAA~i W. 81
Stock Market has again beeu active
this morning, bnt irfegular opening
prices were generally ! to per cent
,igher than closing figures lat evening,
while Reading was up land Jersey Cente
sper cent. Market was irregulalar after
opening and Lake Shore declined there
was then general advance of to t Ter
cent in which Lairshore and Western
Union led: hat by lilS0 a. M the market
was again heavy and 81 ..,ntinned ,lur-
ing FIRST hour. "A | oc'k ,;arRet il active
and weak and generally little below
opening figures whil.. Canada Southern
is down I ar'l New Y ,rk and New Eng
per cent.
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King WiIIS0ms Tristfs u .9esC
.aktGr Picture.
BERLIN, October q.

The Emperor William, yesterday Wis.
tied the Cathedral Chapel to inspect 9
new altar picture, the alteration of the
Magi. The court Chaplain, Kogel, re.
lated to the Emperor the history of the
picture, and Count Vondarnmin, Presi.
dent Oft the Synod, thanked His Majesty
for bis continued favor The Emperor
replying, CONGRATULATED Chaplin Koza
npon bis devotion, ts well deiny. Contin-
uing, he said these. my latter days,
call heaven to witness that have al
ways considered religion the only foun-
dation on which depends everything. 1t
is the highest possession of my people
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DEPARTMENT E..

DEPARTMENT E..
III Redwood Sup't.
Comna;tte- Mrs e I Holmes Mrs w G
Corpening Bfrs 4 b Fortune. Mrs I'm
Reynolds.
Mrs ] NJ Broyles quilt
Mrs w G Peniand pair best home made
blankets Silver cup.
Mrs G A Mears 1st pre- best home made
carpet
Mrs H L Sondley 1st g knit ] hose l
w T Reynolds best despiay embroid-
cry 8
. McMurry 1-quilt
Miss Carrie Nichols, patch quilt. girl
under ten years 2
Mrs w T Reynolds crazy silk quilt
Miss Matte Stone ! silk crazy pillow
g Reda Williams bonnet Z
Mrs M A Shroat l counter Sane
" A G Barnet 2 knit bediquilts
Miss Mcdowell crochet capes ]
:" S Stevens crochet edging
" "Weddin frame of zepher flowers
" Harry Roberts worked handkerchief
Mrs Carrie Murphy pillow shams ]
Miss DixiesP Palmer mica wall bracket
Mrs G P Hill skirt lwQrked)
So '.s.. e / infant dress (worked)
!. A NJ Brank fly brushes
&C w Beal pre- on pictures
g a G. Darlington pr oil painting
Tie display ofmilline.y by Mrs r Il
Porter is deserving of special mention
By THE C0MMlTTEE
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Third, Pacing--J S Wilcox, Dolly 40;
g N Simpson, Morgan, %; w Il Gonley,
Charley, 10
Fifth, Running j Al Williams. Jr, ST.
rocco, 80; + A Evans, Joe Baily, 10.
SIXTH "A Williams Jr, Sirccco 65; E
A Evans. Joe Bailey, %.
Seventh S Wilcox, Dolly Is; NJ A
Cathey, Liza Jane. 10.
Eighth S Wilcox, Dolly, 10; Jno
Hart, 10.
Tenth, Mule Race w Cameron,
Miss Captain, 10; w P Shipman 5.
Foot Race-Tom Hyatt $50; Rufus
Greenlee l so.
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Ar THn HoLsroN CoyYrRrNcr.

AT THE HoLsroN CONFERENCE.
Drs, w w Bays md James Atkins
were appointed clerical delegates to the
general conference on yesterday.
The proposition to change the name Of
the church from NJ T. Church, South. to
M. +. Church in America was submitted
to the conference and met with Water
loo defeat. only or vote being castin it's
"A ayar. - -. ~ - : 2
DR.. WV Bays offered y resolution
praying the general conference 10 change
the name OF the church to Episcopal
Methodist Church.
The resoluti n was laid on the table:
The appointmentsf for the ensuing year
will be announced tonight
The Asheville citizen. [volume] (Asheville, N.C.) 1885-1889, 1885-10-28
A SPLENDID INYENrIoN.

'The Monarch Lightning Saving Ma
chine" is certainly success as labor
saving machine. With it one man can
do tho work of two men, and do it with
more ease than either of the two. A
sixteen year old boy can saw logs for
boards shingles, or for firewood, with
more ease than man can pull one end
of the old cross-cut saw. It is light and
easily handled by one man. While on
exhibition at the Fair, ladies and chill
dren would saw with it. Mr.. r DuBose,
Asheville, N. G.. is agent for this saw,
and is ready to take orders for it, A di-
ploma for superior merit, was awarded
the machine by the committee without
hesitation.
HANDso e New GOODS ARRIVING AL
MOST EVERY DAY. s74
II. REDwooD & Co,
eodtf ONE PRICE STORE
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SEND IN YouR BIEIls.

SEND IN YoUR BILLS.
All parties having bills against
the w. N. G. Fair Association, con-
tracted during and in connection
with the Fair of last week, will
please send the same in to the Sec
retary by l o'clock to- day.
JORDAN STONE, Sec.
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CITIZEN JOB OFFICE,
WEST SIDE PUBLIC SQUAT.
BILL HEADS,
LETTER HEADS,
POSTERS,
BLANKS, d
And Sto5 Work Of an kisds done wif1
fyomffsess and at lOv prices.
UNCLE PLEAS IsRAEL AGAIN HAP.

Ply. $3.50 ~
Yesterday Mr.. Israel sold four
lots tobacco at the Banner Ware
house, and he carried his check for
the proceeds 70 the Bank with ex
pressions of entire satisfaction. The
lots sold respectively for S22.OO, 49,,
ID, and 25, He said he was entirely
pleased with his sales.
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king Theebaw O hls ear.

! NaICuII1Ss OCI q VI.
Adviees from M9ndslay, Dated Octo-
Der % says" that King Theebaw Of Bur
ma scorns p lciiic counsels andI is forti-
fying every availa lie point on proposed
line of British advance.
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.EETING OF STOCKHOLDERS.

There will be meeting Of the stock.
holders of the Western North Carolins
Fair Association, held at the Office ofthe
Association in the CITIzEN building on
THURSDAY, ,5TH DAY OF NOVEMBER
Dext. A fall meeting is urgently reques.
ted, as matters of much importance re-
quires consideration.
JORDAN SroNR,
oct 27-td Secretary.
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BaIsiasOrc .Markef.
BALTIaoRr, October p.

Flour steady quiet, wheat southern
easier western firmer closing dull, south
ern red 90@5. amber lOO@1. No ! Mary
land Oh ., No western winter red spot
9O4 western steady dull southern white
65@6 new so yellow 53@}.
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HOUSEHOLD AND KrrcHsN FuRxITURx
FoR SALE. insmats II;
A lot of elegant household and kitchen
furniture will be sold at public auction
on the Public Square to day at IL o'clock.
Rare bargains can be obtained
The Asheville citizen. [volume] (Asheville, N.C.) 1885-1889, 1885-10-28
MARRIED,

MARRIED, ~ E
In this city on the 9th. at the res
idence of the brides parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Daniel Morgan, Rev. j.
L. Carroll officiating, Mr.. J. H. Petty,
of Manly, n. c., and Miss Lou Nor
gan. The happy pair left on the
evening train for the home of the
groom, carrying with them the hest
wishes of their. many friends.
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London Money Market.
LONDON, p. m., October q.
Consols 100 s-l6. acct 10O-i.

"Bixlys." Buttons" Browns" and
Bon Ton" are the best brands of shoe
polish known to the trade, all of which
are sold by w. 7. Weaver, at the One
Price Shoe Store.
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Another LYnchrng.

Chattanooga, Oct. 9th.
John Thompson. who murdered JAS
c. White merchant of Glen alice in
Roam Co. Tenn. last friday was taken
from Kinston Jail last night b. mob
of a hundred men and hf fnged.
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TRUsrEE's SALE.

BY virtue ofa deed oftrust executed TO me by
John n. Maynard and registered in Office OF Re-
gister Of Deeds Of Bunc0mbe county. in Book No.
In front of court house, III AsheYile on the first
Monday IN November. 4 lot Of land at Coopcr'E
station, containing y acre and having on Il good
dwelling house. LOCKE CRAIG
October 5fh. 1885, Trustee
oct 7>IaW4W
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DEPARTMENT D.


Conamitte- lKessrs. Kepter, Hiltiansom, Sor
rel and Bearden
Fl G Ewart 1st pre- best display ofvegeta
bles and canned fruits
Mrs w Nj Nettles lst pre- 3lb best butter
Miss Ellen Mcdowell st pre- Preserve
peaches
do do 1st pre- ounce jelly
Mrs A B Fortune, best ounce press,
Mrs A B Fortune best display Jelly
. and preserves ssiss
II G Ewart best gal apple vinegar
Mrs John Carpenter 1st pre- sweet
pickles
J NJ Gywn best bottle current wine
g q blackberry wine
j NJ Williams Jr best wine made n G ]
Mrs s Il Summey loaves bread
Mrs McMurry fruit cake
Mrs r SuInmev best rolls
Nora Conley loaf graham bread
Mrs S r Summey lst pre- bucket soft
soap
FL G Long best jar citron
A w Gibson, best half bu dried ap-
pies, /
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IUIItlIttItt5 = ILt11I o a II q yt'
lidnls ard Nathan Coauard.

4
u Carter, LIST pre-. white wheat,
~ III Daniel I'd do do do
D II Shook, LIST pre-. red do
z SlHder, I'd do do do
ThoE Orr, 1st pre- Rye
William Davis, I'd Go
A B Fortune, LIST pre- white oats
LIST pre- Black do
Jesse.W Morgan, LIST pre- rust proof do
Il C Curtis, best buehel corn,
u Cathey, best bns Irish potatoes
] q Young, I'd do do do
ID A Reynolds, best bu early rose do
J v Hunter, best bu peerless do
r Winfield, best bu Dakota do
j E Young, best bu Powell & Snyder do
r Winfield, finest and greatest variety
potatoes
Pleas Israel, LIST pre- sweet potatoes,
w l. Clinton, I'd do do
b Alexander, 1st pre- mammoth
Chill squash,
w M s Green. I'd do do do
B Fortune, 1st pre- potiron pump
kin,
A @ Moore, I'd Tennessee sweet do
I T Cheesborough, I'd potiron do
N Plumadore, best variety table
squash,
A B Fortune, 1st pre- largest water
melon,
II G Long, I'd do do 60,
r Edwards, largest gourd,
W R freeman, 1st pre- bn turnips,
T. Solesbee. I'd do do
F M Stevens, best half bu parsnips
B F Erwin, best half bu radishes,
Pleas Israel, best red beets,
N T.. Aao Il oil hI1 70 hof
turnips, :
Alex Creighton, best half bu carrots, Z
M M Summey, best yellow beets,
Jas E Ray, best white do
Pleas Israel, best table do
RI Allen, 1st pre- estcabbage,
T B Allen, I'd do do do
Jas + Ray, lst pre- marble head cab
bage, :
Jas E Ray, l doz drum do do 5
VIM S Green, L doz fiat dutch,
w z Rochett. best 25 onions ofany
kind
Leander Blythe, Mammoth Pompeii
onions, :
Alex Creighton, best half doz silver
ball onions
CS Adams, best bu beans,
J R Neil, best stalk pepper with
pods. 40 --vs = goes
D A Reynolds, 1st pre- en- bundle
Beardley wheat, 3
] F Enloe, I'd do do do
Thos Orr, lst pre- on bundle rye, 3
H G Ewart, 1st pre- on oats, 3
a. @ Moore, 1st pre- sweet cheese
pumpkin. zsssf 2
Blanton and Dysart, lst pre- Clides-
J II suttle I'd do do do >
W W Rollins, best doz Dolph Gnd- >
ger corn,
A B Fortune; 1st pre- bundle well
come oats, }
Thos Orr, best oats of any kind. 3
S ] Luther, lst pre- bundle timothy, 3
g lst pre- bundle herds grass, 3
1st pre- bundle clover, 3
Lyman Bros, 1st pre- millet, 3
J R Dubose, I'd do do do 2
F M Stevens, doz Chester co. corn, 2
&c Curtis, doz ears surprise corn, 2
A B Fortune, doz golden beauty
corn, 2
W M Nettles, doz sugar corn, ,
A B Fortune, / doz pride of prairie do 3
] s Dohertv, best bu Miles do 3
A 3 Fortune, best peck pop corn, 2
Dolph Gudger, half doz stalks corn. 5
Henderson Wright, I'd pre- do 2
A Y Sigmon, best sack flour.
H@All second premiums in this De-
partment payable in nsilverware.
TNoTE.- The committee decided that
A Y Slgmon's flour was the best but not
being in the District could not take a
premium, as awards on such articles
could be given only to the products of
this the 9th Congressional Dist--N. Ar