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Washington telegraph., 1853-10-19
Great Development. Of Ikasealit,
ru Cincinnati.

Tan Cincinnati tee Ila confirms uaas
II tap columns Of Imiipulals faufmius
the rraut movement, u ile raHias impii.
rliei Ia doe burning # liz naHih Nj.
in.laH and uumcruu. faratf'rs mo- l.anl.
insurance cumlauie. ele Tha uhiHel a.
their complicated .ysem n mumlfrs.
have l.pu IN obtain the felaas. a Nm. Ki..
saue ulm straw lnil anl u inplIeaie ihs
principal prosecutor in the Maan Wa.h.
ugm ci,. SEllHy Z Bliaa. in h =.
cent mlhcry ui the genuine impression. u.
TIL Ohio State BaHk aad in tin aa.aa .ar.
gs 90. signatures Waz IN iHtl'ilai,
n. fmpry 10 thc ease ah,,c mentioned
T. accomplish rise 6fa maH # up elHr-
arior cog mDau. 500. invested With iho tom
IHy rHo 'un of certificate. Of ,lrrn.ii
f.f SiN.O00. with which b. preceded 10 uc.
eFaf. iur rcnl estate AfcF b. had min.
ais rlJchn-cl a'l be- could with ,iu' amonui.
d. si.Faarai lilla .lHl.... N-.l...s.., -.-i I'd,
r'rol 20 eo lail fur ki,.nne. swearing o., ihr
lHnr ilmi be- wa worth $1,000. when u
lae' Do ua. uui worth one cent. Jalse Ne.
loan not boine 'ully satisfied rc.u.al 90 ID.
nit l,'.ane 10 lail. unless a decd Of iha
Iurfr1y wa. e'sau lim in irui ,ur to I NJ.
ful S'a''s Thi- 80, or c,u-.r -r'r. a iia
Trnry returned Co ,lIe orisiul oaurfs.
mud lht certificate, of d-ro.itto Ei..anr
ir iio wTr.c ri GEiHaHf1a Nlr. Bur.
tan l.c gi'i uf stealing ile nnk.nur r'at
aul forging lhe'r signatures. Kis,ane a Co.
orcnrd negotiation, with twa of llc four
rersous nos under alraE fpr those oTurr,.
10th Il whom are c.cappl c.uyiris o' Nh.
rcuiicb'iary. They can e ! ilcSais Audi.
irand Attorney Gougrll To hc informed
llai lbo parties now accused oftln.c Grim.
aio not the guilty one, after an ANIL illi I,
ihc release Of lle two Ir'sucrs w.In guar.
nui,l lo then. ihav would cuir .l, CON.
v.r'im uf thr Iiehi man The aGgz.prr
says tla' SydHry e. EuHsu $50. the intend.
cd victim aud ''at Il ua. a'.o d itucI tu
implicac Mr. M.l'arl. rud another import.
out uiur,, in lle NaHla W. lirrun ca.r.
and o bank r',Ik, anlmi sl of three ola.
'r Innocent person, To- That city.
Washington telegraph., 1853-10-19

TuE UMrED SrArrs ASp AusrnA.-
The Cabinet It is said, have ,gJc,d upon
the course 10 be pursued in the CosrA af.
fair, and the dispatch viii he mads public
in few days The NY Herald liyes'he
following as the conelu,i1n. Of Nr Mare, (.
letter viz "lhat CosrA was arrcsic wihihc
nationality of the United siaics, whi,h,hcre.
fore had the right to extend the protection
10 him and that Commander INgrMAu's
interference in his hcbalf was therefore
right and that the present captivity Of Cos.
ia being Illegal, the President expects that
the Emperor q Austria will place him in
the same condition he was 10 when seized
BY the Ausrians in Smyrna.
Washington telegraph., 1853-10-19

Tue Erlprmo.-There appears to be no
abatement of the epidemic at Shreveport
The committees Of the Howard Association.
for the week ending on the Sth inst. report
IS new cases, aud J. deaths This is an
increase in the number Of cases over the
report Of the week previous, but the mortal.
ity is mol 50 great The population, as
shown by census taken by the members oi
tue Association. ut uuu d-,a g ,he repent,
the slb inst. was about $50.
Washington telegraph., 1853-10-19

y correspondent of the San Francisco
'llo"Id % ays lin my commercial in.
igrnou.4 wi'O Queen Clmriuftc- Island. ON
lhe norih.wct coast, latitude a8 north. /
h"'e obtained some beautiful specimens of
sculpture the labor Of the nati,e.. and
wr"n9hi from their 1uluiss Of slate. The
Workmanship is purely Japanc.c. and /,
c1rciirc proof lh1l the uuiiyc. of that ou.
rfo have rarolei Qrncu charlite'. l.bpi
~ comparing ihl natives Of Qleon Char.
Io''et Sand with the japanese. they an.
pear TO b' ibc amo people, and very df,r.
'g' from The Indian population Of Calfor.
Washington telegraph., 1853-10-19

There was o pcrccplihlo hoar frost upon
The ground at Staten Island and also in New
jersey on the nighSf tho lh uh Tl9
Albany papers already ,pcak Of the effect.
Of frost upon vegetation IN their latitude -
In Wisconsin, on the night Of the 27lh of
August a hard frost was experienced. which
danns'd ibc buckuhcat. corn. and other late
crops very extensively Tho same evil va.
leIt ON ibe 18th Of August, in Indiana. II
is stated That on lhe White Mountains Ice
the Sth ult. "
Washington telegraph., 1853-10-19
spanish Eacas OF Minister sanie.

The Spanish iumaIii. lalihs reai ~.
aaaai. II the .eicurlc in Nh Sanle b. IL
ealan 1uu'a. prf,im. a hI.d#lHdiafe fsf
sIaia. aud his speech ON lhe aesazIHa. Iasa
i iham4lge. To- gafa In order IN ==eafe
Inn a lu.ia reception. ii bui is eaa.# LIN
IN ha rejected and GO that zai hisa ut.
nrsl lieir imaqnsi,uas IN s#iliHa n. uafaf
descriptions 81 h.s pruDs'is Nh.sh Ranli
mske him a paaar anfse tim ilIa M
primitive mhal.ani q. tie Sandwich l.
HHls
Aller stating that he +. sanflIIias L.
Than a century u,l. aud a. ,trHs aad lnfly
a, be- i,.antiqic, t.'y proceed TO NY:
Ills beard haug' down TO his vaisi-his
costume /, that of hunter and tsrpor he
never quit biz rife, aud pouches of pow.
der and ball hang from bolt Of nnircsscd
leather. He has killed. ming Huron. and
even Mohican, in The DAYS whan thCrs~erc
,t',fr fuan c-ir--rrr ,.-> -.g ilem. q. q
singular eapicr, Le iIs---a-<s. ..,efi l,i.
lius with the .cilps Of bis filles caemies.
lie iaioos himself and la. The image uf o
erp'ut on his forehead, done in India
LAX :"
Washington telegraph., 1853-10-19

Is SECRETARY NcCLrLLAsp A Fnrr.
sollCR We suppose the citizens of Mr.
McClcl'nnd'- own State. Ought to hc pretty
we'll informed on lli.. point ard c,rec ally
hi, frir0Is Here !. what the Detroit
Democrat p1hli,hol in Nr NcChllanl'.
Congressional District, 1il on the orra ion
of q rrrut yi,it from tho Secretary Of the
Interior ~ follows Mr.. McClelland 4.
very cordially received ly our cilizans or all
parties aul hc deserves IN hn. He is a
high minded honorable gentleman. faith.
fnl public officer and good citizen in an
relations and hr ha. no sympathy Tor the
pro-slaycry huukeri-m Of Gen. Cl.s aud
"ihe Organ lie is endured" by them
because thry dare uoi throw him overheard,
and for nothing clsc.'
Washington telegraph., 1853-10-19
LorI.nnLr OCT q.

DiW'chcs from Michigan City .oy. .-
The 4 = ,i,fmor Michigan went ashore
ug,r idal rnu anlDow lies in "a critical con.
d'iinn."
The frost h1 h1l mo- effect on ihr Tobac.
co market and q tbtlicygltIn.i IL la, done
n" injury 10 che crop.
ltnre was terrific gale ou Lake Eric
on Tuos1y IN which SCHOONER W., lu.i.
NJ ON board with ihc exception Of tha coil,
wrra ln,i.
\ l1r7e iir1 occurred at Bu1iln nm, dly.
The wind wa. 20 high ns lu Lanle the cxar.
lion'oi ih' ircmon property to the amount
Of $50 oJ0 wa. destroyed.
The Georgia election, indicate the cleo.
iion OF johnson. dem, for Governor. I've
Democrats and one Wing elected to Con.
grrss
Washington telegraph., 1853-10-19

RCAnNa Our-Thr Washington Union
ha, undertaken To rlal ou' u the democrat.
ic mfy. The two Lending BarnLuruarorsu.
Of Ncg York. 'he y. y. Evening Po.i and
lLc Buffalo RrpllIic. and 81. two leading
OH llnukcr organs. the Albany Arsu and
Ihc y Y National Democrat The Nation.
ol Democrat doesn't take the .crtauc, qai.
ely It isrcbollious. It rctor. It &,
d.NcIcc''ul It aury. lIagM
We have at l.a. three reader, Ia lla
Unions uo, aud have what the lniau has
no', the reputation ur aaudugiui.pud.u.
Iy, bodily sud oiariuly with lho national
la'y New thru hear Us, So men OF lha
Wellington Union We have niouto ,alr
leum 'hn hac..nil pres. of N.w York
% h'e .nid we'll done Go lho political mf.
del, and larluJ.m- WA1h1yo i1r ,urr wlu'r
taat g..ibnrauc.ps of tIodumorr'.
party io lyyo shown m ithme mr
l"r iro mnHh HHrh0uis Of the wicked
liInlarall aHl 5r have nv. iitrHca tu
tIlr voice of lha .honursl and he true
ermonucy Therefore ly ihc aulhoriry
vested iu us by tho independence and uu.h
OF our position, we read you thc Naslur.
ton Union ont of the dcmoca,icIaHy-wc
pronounce you cuomius or the olmiui,im.
iion, aud We tell you further that the Pre-.
idcnt very woll knows that the course which
you have pursued ha- done moro TO prciu.
dice public opinion against. and cmIars.
the operations of ihc administration than all
lho whgpapsr. in ihe United States
Washington telegraph., 1853-10-19

In thc los' will and irAnm5nt Of the great
German Rriurmer, Martin, Luther. oe.,ur.
the following mmarkabe passage Lord
Cod, thank lh,r that thou haa b,,n rl.,..
ed to make me a poor and mlise man
upon Garth. lmyc neither hoi,, nar land.
nor money to leave behind me. Thou hast
given mo my wife aud children. whom / new
restore TO thee, Lord noursh. teach nnd
preserve them as thou hast me. %
Washington telegraph., 1853-10-19

Serious CHABGE.-A circul,r IN Eng.
li,h and Spanish has blcn Published by the
passengers Of The Eldorado, Recently arrived
from Havana, .,aiiu. that they wrrt grossly
usuIicd BY the Havana Officials on thrir ar.
rival there, and that tha loader of il1.i Of
ieials was guilty or tha gro.sai uii conduct
towards an American lady and they cali up.
on President Pierce to put a stop to these
outrageous insults
Washington telegraph., 1853-10-19

Asu1ANn.-Wo are pleased to learn that
Ashland tue home of llENBy CLAY. which
was sold on the a0th ult, at public auction
to the highest bidder was purchased by
JAaEs D. eLAy. eldest son Of the deceased
statesman. The tract contained 33f aeras,
and brought sli0 per acre.
Washington telegraph., 1853-10-19

Drrrtcrtry Ar NA,nyu1r-Eo l....
IRON, private sources that difficulty occurr.
ed at Na.hyi.Ic h,i Monday between Iion %
EDWIN u. EwrvG and Mr.. Gn,yr. Lo G
ea''or e., Of lh" Tennessee Bapii.l" Wr
Ewing cancl and lot Grayca Tbo oa,'', ~ !,
o. lhe difficulty was .cnrfflops o,tiolo "o
I Graves had published in hi. popcr. Wa We
,'"in ~, 'hai 6mycs wnsuot badly Injured tbc
balISqlliug his head slightly. ''''
I0icmphis Eag. d Eag. I'd inst
Washington telegraph., 1853-10-19

Tie St Paul uiuuasaial pmlent saaies
lhai remnant Of ibc once numerous lnlian
4iles q the pilbgcr. in that vicinity. hase
determined upon celebrating one Of lheif
ancient rites. ty Offering ,hstiies n IL
Etil Spirit. aud /, i. ,aii Tint ,etenl aftbe
biages have offered to immolie themselves
Il is 10 take place ON the second of oeio.
hef.
Washington telegraph., 1853-10-19

fRosr.-There was light white frost at
Memphis on the morning Of the ith Inst =
the first of the season.
Washington telegraph., 1853-10-19

INTERESTING Ia AaHHIeAN ANnarARl.
Az, The NV London Advertiser says
ihal Dr. \ :. Perkins Il iIat ely ha. IN
DE- T,..es lon sIsan alsiaI lha .iae Of
iail,of small ial.e..fzan. lHaI N laie.y dug
M near iha head al the eafa M fumu,
Bn"s ,nm lslah q aI.sHa fsgii tic
original beach lasiue ts5u ea,snrl to that
drlih hy mrsH-.'ts washing Iiam tie sur
rluuiiua hl's VIII tie =Izz|a NE thrown
up .Hm. pieces ai ehafz#l. au1 a gaamIiy
oi rlm SHELLS. ihs lalfH sHmblal sway
au rNru.ule Ia the aIr. |. i supposed That
they were l..i ilars Is Ia CIV aI a ship
Il ,amc It lhr NaIlhmHa= Hla visited
aul d-4Hlel tie sleTaz u Lug l-laul
aal huplHl ora lhaa=ai fsar. agt-
y, them de- rnHIfK e#=e=IIzd NnaHl.
and ihuo aw ms aH1 d#ssJ IzIfustf 1t
IN ilr Royal libmft If q alasln at ibis
time. lha rn h. hea mi to iha
Connecticut Antiquarian saHIeI $. aud tilay
hryg Umurmeri IA "f bui.h nnuUaruro,
o. composition Of hrll m.ial 1ul gold. \
hant aul 900 aIms bead that arr m IL afc
vrry tr,c, There .re aisu fa.T mail de-
urc. dal ar. -arrb l.riusuil alir The
doctor intends 90 asr i' shortly iH llc IN.
iirlrian St.'y o.. Na,aeaHa'.
Washington telegraph., 1853-10-19
Further by the Arabia.

uauIN IMPORTANT From THE CONTINENT
NEW YopG, Oct. 1th-'fhe eialea IS
raging in the ei,Ig. md luNu. al sueIml
aud Ireland, aud the narIh N Eurpa -
The death, average ole hundred daily.
PROM TnE CONTINENT
At Coaslantinop, carl, wsfe nasiel On
lha walla \ bitter fesliag asaiazt In
laul exist. Cariclnre5 ul tie country afa
frae'y circulated The eenanl feeling nj
GmsauImuIlc is, that tie sulIau would
make nb further coue ssians IN Ruzzia or
the other powers II isalHo ram ri fhaf "A
dispute between the lsaglish aal ffeash
Ministers h, beu revived. tie French
Minister Insisting ,lt. lhs 4 n #hHl1 eane
IA egn.iautiurIl,, ia which In lsazhsh
Minister Il rt, nirielss Ifam isnm
Il the 9i'i confirm tie ref4a tint Aasfia
has declined 90 unite with iha aIHeF faasfz.
in procuring unnn'r fam kns#ia. alias.
aHs MWr Interference between the RHe
aul is subjects.
Instructions have hen received h tin
Feneh and English Ministers IN n mp.
au The Porte The uaes.-=ity If aessIaIf#z n
fsa nalc Tile Boy If Tnai= n Written
tu the Porto. informing him TIM his eanlia
cent iorre !. r,ady tr take iie til
81 JeIls :. III ].
The har,c,, gale that In I'm eare.
fieneei here NiIhn the pasi lW dig years.
occurred on thr 20.l. ia which lafss NUN.
h.r ol English yes.gls wefe wrecked.
Washington telegraph., 1853-10-19

Tho Greai Can1dnu Railway frric CON.
s'fnelion and cI1ipwru, of which i',r con.
iractl,a been ilkan ly wealfy Grn iu
England, will b. about ! lIO m'r. long
commencing ni rHIu' 90 tda ST. l.4wuuca
IN mile, h,lw On bse rrd .cntHmtin. at
point opposite y Iro't Tho rat uill Ia.,
through ur near Qlrbcr. Nm'rgf King.
ton. Bcilryillc CubllrL Toul.tani Ham.
ilion, Terminating 90 t,r wai.g. 81 Lake
Ilurun near Detroit Iisnb b. construct.
ed with the wil gu1g' mj IN c,efy rs.
peo' to be- made IN the most substantial man.
ucr The river ST. l1w0ur, i.ic D. .rau.
med by hnec iron lril... ou the irsaiili.
ty oi which a favorable opinion ha. bcm
given ly Mr. S'rrl a.yn. the celebrated
engineer The capital ha, baan ,lbrrihod
in England aud ilc contract for ihc entire
work. including the right ut way bridges.
construction, rails loc1n .,i,e. cils. stallion
houses, warehouses. &c., is c10Oj mile.
amounting altogether to from i1r,y to forty.
five million, Of dollars
Washington telegraph., 1853-10-19
I IiafgrdpIol % M MdHVHIs Elg7f \ Ea7HIffF7
Arrival OF the Arabia.
IMPORTANT FROM THE CONTINENT.
DECLINE ~ COTTON.


Nrw YoRE, Oct G-rhe Arabia has
arrived, bring Liverpool dates to the 9th
uli The sales for the week were 2l00O
bales Of which specalators and exporters
toak 1900 bales, Orleans fur Il a.lli
Mid Esd; Fair Upland 6 Is Md. )
81, with moderate demand. Ihe lower
qualities had declined
CONTINENTAL NENs.
The aspect nj the Turkish difficulties Is
INV mute threatening thn ever. The
furks are ronscd Dispatches ffom fanat.
ies have been uilro..el tuthe Sultan, elllns
m him Ia decide Tor war ar abliaie The
allied powers are cnl1ayprin4 Ia inlnes the
Sultan to accept the original kienna note
SrAIN Tho Ministry has resigned.
Washington telegraph., 1853-10-19

I've are authorized tn announce rlloM As
HUBBARD. Ed as candidate Ior Judge Of the
Sixth Judicial Circuit,
Washington telegraph., 1853-10-19

A man has no right 10 utter mlrulb. to
hs b. own drpaugcmcnt or to sown prnisc.
Truth is absolute, It is obligatory under
all circumstances, and in OH relations.
Washington telegraph., 1853-10-19

SAtE oi liHImrBr', tIHurs
SAn Lo-, rn HH,ug-.'ulrr th. II.
ing tit'e ilo \ : Herald lrtl. w.h :
flourish ih1t mulsa parcel o. "a ero.u.
'm.ni lumb wrn''yurl.r.l 20 l,e s,ll Of,
ouriur. 20 ,he highest bdlrrm Pmi. wr.
'le Observation-Disclosures th horrible Reign
ol Terror snliic hl.bu belonging 10 il.
info which i.r lal, of 81, ,i-lm.-lnm
lgn 60 O. hHi.ed pr day-dmfprl under
Gle hlu.ol .lrrm o' EaiD.pi,rra including
thr head of ihal lrnr'Ias. lmghcr himself
I.i. horrible machine. frame wmk -ldur
lrila aui basket carllcd ly % ro,clrmrut
oIi'rr were a!i at public auction balurr
600 iWurun crowd ul spectators. fur dAy
Irnc and directly alter lha article, wrrc
committed "a hnH,ire. ari1 the cheer. If
ih pVo What o .pscua'iup $50. tim.
thrown away nr enough Blmum could
hayr given teu thllsWi dollar, fr h l.
uat ibc llemlihmN.ue1
Washington telegraph., 1853-10-19

A Geographic dispatch dated Cincinnati.
Sept 3O' says "Tho jury in the case Of
WS' KlssANE implicated in the Martha
Washington conspiracy, brought in a yor.
dict Of sullTY
Washington telegraph., 1853-10-19

THE narslnrNr's NEW poucY.-The
following iaei shows, according to the Nea
York Journal Of Commerce. that the
present Executive ha. adopted, in the fill.
e. manner. tho new policy in regard u lie
fablie l.ands-iho policy Of eppruptialine
them for the rnrposc Of Internal Improve.
mant. l.anis lying within - mile Of tie
route O. the rrpo.ad Railoai from llfan.
don. in Mississippi, to Montgomery in ia.
hama. which wore advertised fir sale or ei.
try. are now Withdrawn, as the official alsef.
iissmsnl aaies. in consequence Of urgent
representation in behalf Of the Interests oi
sai1 Railraala-for ,hc present. and mlil
the pleasure of Congress can be asooriained
in regarl 10 grant Of public land in all d
constructing it.
Washington telegraph., 1853-10-19
The Gaines Landing Railroad.

Tho construction of hsfoad IS now placed
beyond doubt The mosl skeptieal croak-
ers in the whole country hay't word to say
apainst il. The question with Us now isl
whether tho road will be built at all or not,
bu, where will the principal derols be loca-
ted =? Great solicitude Is manifested upon
this subject by citizens along the line of the
road, uad many of them are making liberal
offers to the company n the WY Of h1d
for depot, Nc.
Th5 following letter fram Captain Lloyd
Tghhmau the chicl Engineer Of the road,
To ihc President Of the company is well
ca'cllut,d to inspire eoRidenee
0aaelifa Herald
PApucm. Khasaft. Ii, lsji.
JunN norhrHY ESQ
Prc,t NJ. O y r Il L. Il c.
l.nnatline, Afkanas.
Dr,n SIN 0anf letler of credit by
MIR. Mo,hy was duly received. aud | have
drawn ON YOU al fur manlhz. uuder date Of
Sept ilh. due the illi aud fih Of January
next. Mt thooilisa Of lhs eaHal and Banking
Company New ORLEANS, which please pro.
tpet
Wcar, actively engaged in organizing for
onr work, and hop 10 lake the iield by the
l., Of October, aud push tie Heik vigorous
~. Much inquiry !. made a ia how We
Propose building. whether it domestic con.
tBe,, or loreisn ones. Should your people
moi take lhr work haye various offers
from old and experienced man with heavy
espiial Ia do nll ile laal work at Engineers
estimate and oa,.ftini N stuck of tie com.
rnv Tl.s would b. a laree addition to
aHr mrans lule.s Yonr flmsfs would dn
b tier thsuihis. il would b tn be.l WY Of
building To en.ura suesesz aal rfpmpncs,.
which !. -o great an ohifri.
will write ypu aeain in a few day, and
in the mcpuiime rennin in lasie
Respectfully yagr 9h.tssftt
LLOYD rl6lll.NAN.
ehisi Engineer
II q II. r. RR
Washington telegraph., 1853-10-19

The New York Evening Post denoun.
ces iha platform adopted by 1t. own section
of the Democratic party at Syracuse, and
condemns the Convention for thu. going 5e.
yond lis proper sphere Of action G0ih
Conventions. il .ays, "adopicd a ticreolle1
set ef phrases. Which no more express the
oainlon Of their constituents than il lleY
were a recognition Of the Greek uyihole.
Is as The religion Of the country"
The Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1852-1853, 1853-05-18
SPRING ARRANGEMENT FOR
I s 3

TN view of the great infux.of gold from California,
L. and the increased taCilii y and prosperity of our en-.
lire country, together with or large and increasing
trade had Induced US TO purchase Il nice, better and
larger stock OF Goods than usual, which VIC shall with
pleasure show, to a discriminating public; believing
that the experience Of the past will be their guidefo for
the future, and direct them 10 our store with entire
confidence i'll our ability to sell good bargains. We
take pleasure t y : s hoy Goods y \ al l}d tines; co
WE are now receiving SO bbls. Molasses; 50 bbls
w Mackerel; 7 hds New Orleans Sugar; 25 bags
Coffee, TO be sold very low for cash or trade.
April !, 1883. WIN HOGG & co.
n DOZ. BGNNETS of every variety at Hogg G.
q Co.'s, and some of the finest aud hundaomesI silk
bonnets to be had in town, 50 the Ladies say.
april 6, 1853.
BANANA, Leghorn, Louis Napoleon, Prince Al
l. psrt and Palm Hats, III endless variety, just
april16 &, 1858 WIN HOGG e. cos
TN Parasols we defy competition for beauty and
L. cheapness. Call and see them; also Umbrellas, d
good assortment. WIN HOGG q co
april 6, 1883
DUGGEr, Floor and Table Oil Cloth, Carpets
~ hearth and door Rugs, a general stock at
april 6, 1853. WIN HOGG u cos
DRINTS and Dress Goods of almost every descrip.
l. ton and variety to great to enunlerate. Notwilh'
standing the report that Goods are higher this yeal
than last, we are without doubt selling all kinds o
Goods as cheap, and many kind of Dress Goods ac
tually lower than last year. WIN HCGG q co
april G, 1858,
A S usual we have a splendid assortment of Trim
IA mings of all kinds. WIN HOGG d co
april 6, 1853
HARDWARE, Saddlory Hardware, House furn,
IL ishing, to be had on the easiest and best terms
at april o. VIM HOGG u cos
ID S. Summer stuff al wholesale or retail, a room
Il = full, and al prices a little cheaper than last year
april 6, 1883 WIN HOGG x co
GPINNING WHEELS, a first rate article, warran
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The Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1852-1853, 1853-05-18
Regulations

l The payment of one dollar constitutes any
person n member of the Society for one year. Al!
members have n right to compete for premiums. :
, Any article offered for premium, must be own.
ed by the person offering it, or by some member Of
his family under q years of age.
3 All kinds of stock, mechanic arts, farming
implements, dairy products, paintings, needle-work
&c, of other counties and states are allowed to
compete for premiums on an equal footing with
Harrison Co.
4 All articles whether made within the year OF
prcviously-and whether heretofore had n premium
awarded or not, are eligible to compete for premi-
ums.
9 There will be a charge of 90 cts. for admission
within the enclosure to persons who are not mem.
bers OF the Society-children under fifteen years
10 cts. : ~
6 Whether there be much or little or no compe.
tition, premiums viii be awarded-provided the
regulations Of the Society be adheared to.
. Exhibitros are required to have their article
and Stock entered on the books before they are
placed within the enclosure, and before ~ O'Clock
of the first day of the fair, and remain until 3 O'Clock
OF the second day. On the entry of the ar ticles and
stock, cards will be furnished with the number and
class which are to be placed on the animal or ar
ticie to be exhibited.
y No article exhibited shall be removed before
the close OF the exhibition without permission of
some officer OF the Societo.
9 Any person the owner of an article or, exhi-
bited to compete for premiums who shall make use
of any means to bias the awarding committee in
making up their judgment shall forfeit their premi-
ums. The various awarding committees an respect!
fully solicited to be present in due time that the
Board may not be under the necessity of filling va
caDcies.
There will an enclosure of two or three acres of
ground with a close board fence eight feet high,
suitable buildings will also be erected. ALI Stock
exhibited within the enclosure.
1t is to be hoped that all our Mechanics and Man
u~factures will avail themselves OF this opportunity
of having their skill displayed TO their fellow citi-
znns. Let each one OF them SNOW several articles
many as possible-let every farmer in the coun-
ty be there with some of the produce of his farm
Bring on the samples Of corn in the stock-ofw wheat,
oats and timothy on the straw-pQtatoes-all kinds
OF garden prodpctions--fruits Of all kinds and of
every variety-evefy kind Of stock Let every
housewife and her daughters be there with specimens
of their labor and skill in every department of house
wiiery. Let these days be a general jubilee for all
the citizens Of this and the surrounding counties
that we may each one learn something by seeing.
the fruits ofour neighbours skill and industry-thhGt
we may thus all improve in our various callings.
J. S.THOMAS, Secretary