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NOTES OF WESTERN TRAVEL.
WHITES CAVE-LEAVING THE MAMMOTH
CAvE-VOYAGE ON THE OHIO RIVER.
Correspondence of The " Y. Tribune.

WHITES CAVE-LEAVING THE MAMMOTH
CAvE-yOYAGE ON THE OHIO RIVER.
Correspondence Of The n. Y. Tribune.
SPRINGFIELD, H., Friday, May Is, 1855.
After my second journey of twenty-four miles
in the Mammoth Cave, l engaged one of the
servants to give me grooming after the man
ner of the Orientals, finishing with an external
application of Kentucky whisky, in consequence
whereof | arose the next morning at sunrise
without the least soreness or fatigue. Stephen,
notwithstanding his labors and the prospect of
their repetition the same day, was up and in
readiness to accompany me to Whites Cave,
which is about three-quarters Of a mile from the
Hotel in q southwestern direction. 1t was dis
covered in 1906 by one of the saltpeter miners
after whom il was named. The entrance is
narrow opening in the side of knoll studded
with gray limestone rocks
We crawled into the hole, which might have
been panther's lair in former times The floor
speedily drops, so that We were able to stand
upright. Two stout pillars of stalactite upheld
the roof, and the light Of our lamps showed US
a row of similar pillars stretching away into the
darkness. This is the striking feature of the
Cave, which 10 not more than six or seven hun
dred feet in length by fifty to eighty in breadth.
There isa dyke in the limestone rock which
forms the ceiling, crossing the care obliquely
from one end to the other. The water, oozing
through, has gradually built row of reeded
Gothic pillars singy or in clusters with pedestals
of stalagmite between, and sometimes broad cur
taius Of semi-translucent stone hang from one to
the other. The work il still going on, and sppa-
renty with great rapidly, for new points were Al
ready formed in stslsctites which ha1 been broken
of some years ago The water which dnpped into
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HAVANA AND KEY WEST.

BALTIMORE, Friday, June To- l-33.
The Southern mail as late az due is to hand. The
steamer Isabel has arrived Mt Charleston with Havana
dates to the 9th inst and the mails and passenger.
for New-York intended for the Grenada, that vessel
having been detained Mt Ncw-Orleans, on account of
an accident TO her machinery
Havana was healthy but business dull.
-Four Cinnamon had been garotod at Cardenasf or
murder
The dates from Key West TO the 10th inst. Sew
era large ships had been ashore but got OFT without
aid from the wreck,rs, and without material damage.
The sloop-of.war Cyane was ashore for three days,
but got Of uniDjured.
The Fulton and Cyane were the only National YES
sells at Key West The jamestown sailed on the ga
for Madeira,
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U,VE IOvEIINEss IMPAIRED to ths

III SKIN BY the h.s ofo0uRAUD's exquisite ITALIAN
resa The horde Of cutcasr bemshe-ssch Zoe inssnes -
Tan Freciss Pimpies salowse sunbarn Pnsulrs hshss
Rueworm Reduces and Roushne-s depart from tFfe the
wonderful Soap the nsh, Asws dperssd By tho
morning It's soothing and healing qualities nave peo
ary skins and for the
shaving and bathing ysh.I in hard os s.t g.s, ,s
ony defntory which win sgpefnsca. hair with
ont injury 20 the moe dsiicAte skin 1OuRAuvs HAIR
lair 20 srow where has fallen od and prevent hail fes srn
ing prem stureiy gray. GOuRAuDs LIQUID ROUGE q
article Tor checks and lips delicate
color GOURAUD's LILY WHITE % The only srtics sass
should use Tor whitening the complexion.
Dr. FELIX 0OURkUDs really valuable psepssfioas
only 20 be bad genuine at No 81 wsker.t nrt stas form
Broadway CALENDAR, No. "a South dst Ftisdsipeis
and BATS. No l2s washinxtonst Boston. IA
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A CsEas DIsruEcroA-ProE Nash, Of Amhsrt
College, gives The following formula for making Whist

A CsEas DIawEcroA-ProE Nash, Of Amhspt
College, gives the following formula for making whst
may be termed Home-msd Chloride of Lime:
Take enc barrel Of lime and one bushel of sait die
solved 10 a. little water viii dissolve the whole;
slack the ine with the water, putting on more wsser
than will dry slack IT, much that Il viii form very
thick paste this viii not take oil the water; pa, on
therefore, little OF the remainder daily until he Hne
hes en- the WHOLE The result will be sort Of I'M
pure chloride Of lime, but very powerful deoicx@,
equally good for al outdoor purposes with the
article bought at the apothecarys, and costing not
one.tweniie.b part as mach. This should be kept
der shed or some out-buildDg. II should be hep;
moist, and i may be applied whenever offensive cfors
are generated, With the assurance hat will b. effect
i've to purify the air. and will add 10 the valae Of the
manure much more than Il costa II would be vel
for every farmer to prepare e quantity OF this, aud
have il always on hand.
How much more sensible Il would he FOR tho City
authorities TO nse this mixture, which concentrates e.
auvs, ius'esd Of quick lime which dssipas- thocagh
TIE air and into every body's lungs.
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he lust been completed by order Of the CITY aahcr
ties. The result has not beca publish"l bat IA,
Trcresr tells US that the aggregate population viii
probably not much exceed II 4 retehes, 10000.
This is by means as Iarse a. bad been sslseses,
and shows a very inconsidcrabie increase over the
census OF 1850, which was l56,ssi.
The Town Of Wheeling, Va, according 20 . local
census lust taken has population Of iti36 Tfsons,
being al increase Of 2 7oi over the census OF 1850
which was II, ass.
II appears from a statement returned by DE Town
slip Afseesors Of Oaondaga County, O., that the nun
Der Of white male inhabitants Of that County amoanis
TO 1916.
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II -4RINE 10 UR Va l..
PORT OF SEw-yoRK. ........ Jcss ]


BAH T. sherwood, Hall. Mobile ID days s,aas-
clssrnAn Co. 7tk Inst a p 10, Ion - as spohe ship De
yonshe (Br) from Mobile fc iv.rpcol e,h ast lat ~ -.
lon ~ 81 poke bark Baxter FROM New Osans if Newlcfs
Brls A. Cunningham tof frankrt Ne } kieh, hsaslis
p. r., Nav 20, sugar 10 master
Bs ccyon tBrl, LoekhAt. Windsor u do 30 ans pest
10 MASTER
Brig Blue Grit (BEl Atkinson, Cumberland, g, IS iay'.
rrndstonee 20 J. \ Whitney h ca. -
sehr Rover tBrl, Curry Rum Key II days sat 10 w "
Newman. 6'h 100 miles " u Ah,ecs, pokc ~sr 'hsa
pon hence for Nassau, p.
sehf n. n. Hnntiey. Hamnond BALTIMORE, coal
schr 4. T. Lord Smith, Bsitbcr- coal
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FRon RIO GRASDE.-By the bark Ottawa, Capt.
Brooks, arrived this morning, have dates to 10th
April Produce was scarce and very high. A great
deal Of rain had fallen. The Ottawa does not bring
full cargo. The brig H. Mason, for Eew-York, with
5000 hides quantity Of bslehair and hidscutting',
sailed in company with The Ottaws. Capt Long Of
bark OveYnann was yet in prison.
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MA ZINE 10 UR " Il l.
PORT OF NETWORK. .
Cleared this Forenoon.

nship-Erriesson Lowber, HAVE. J. O. kitohnE
ships0s atea Barrier Francisco, Sutton Co. Robert
rsfton, Fulton, MstsDzAs, J. q. Baker a Co.
Erig-Hiram (BTeIu.), kassobohn Bremen, O. j. Becked
EdsnAerg, Sweet, Roekpor, Pishury SANFORD
S<kooners-Ro O'Donnell Wsshinsaon, Barnes, B. Rut
drew. h H. Eowe Grant Salem H. ID. B-ookpAn Geo. Byron,
LoIrf pehoy is and T. j. Peters Trident, Snow Phls
delphis- @. l. Hatch.
slooy--oreson, Rhodes, Providence, msser
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,TpRrME cOURT-rn the matter Of tho Ap-

SUPREME COUhl.-in Tic mAttei VI s"o ~
~ pestion Of the Mayor Aldermen sad comnopaty q re
SHEET from tho HUDSON River tbs Fast River tesept
rch paron uded In the Cennl PGh In the Cy ~
la such made and provided
tho Mayor Aldermen and Cemmonalty Of the CITY Of Nos
lork hereby notice. that hey intend 70 sppy 70 the hs
prone the State Of New fork Special Trrm az
be held tie City q YORK. Saturday, lbs
that thereafter counsel can be beard F the
appointment a Commissioners Of kfmss and A~cssn,snt 10
provsrnent hereby intended the opening 81 sh from he
Hudson River the East River texcept sseh paos q n
laid the map plan u said City, under and b. vire 81
Act Of the Legislature Of tho People Of the State 2. Nov
laying of and roads the Cx Of Hew sss S
other purposes" psssed April g. s-Dsfsd NeS ferh. May
10, 1888. ROBERT J. DILLON,
u,yl2tiuis Counsel % he Corp1snnn-
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FIRES.
FIRE In EOuRrH.ST.

About twenty minutes after 10 o'clock on Friday
morning q fire broke out in the building No. 46l
p'ur.h-st occupied by Jas. Shamsy and others rs
ughter-house. The building was entirely destroyed.
Dsmsgo about $780, No insurance.
FIRE IN coLUaBIA-sr.
On Thursday evening fire occurred in the rear OF
No. 1874 Columbia-st, in carpenter-shop' Save tue
burning of few shavings no damage was DONE
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Arrived.

ship Cozelcs Grinnel, leehsr, London and Portsmouth
Nays u~se and 20 pass. 10 GrnDel Min Co. had
rsrops weesy WINS; took pilot SUNDAY last 40 miles
east Of New-fork from pilot boat J. A. Wes.erveif.
Ship Glance Garrk, 0reenoSk days nade end 2S9 pass
10 Tsrscoit a 90.
Bss Leroy. snaley CenesSs May 49, sugar 10 j. Perkins
May OF Css sspe Asiopio. s9oke ship M-dors from Man.
atils Tor Londes same time barks Mareu Fiber and
ntin from cSe<legosf< Phlsdehia ashore near Ac sht;
g. mt LAT a. LD - So spoke brig susel g. Adams Osor
res Cenfsegoe fr HewYok time spoke ship Samuel
rrsvens TO the 18th
FAD Golden Are, Gsrrck Galveston N days cotton Ae 20
Wsksman. DhnOn l. Co
Asnd WArde tOd Iloimss Brcr1 IL days, IN be,lsst
wa us hass. 10 Go3ewihl Aohs
% ossw Brooks Rio Granee April IT, sides hair &C.
hs 81. sa % CO. with brig HsHry Nssss for NewYork
Inc para Pas "a 70 this MORNINGS edition ls,h) ss the
MILTON FEARS n our .tssnf Tor an. II. -. n -. l..
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CUpREME COURT-City and County Of New

SUfkEME COUiti '-1iy anu sosny VI New-
~ York JOHN LYON and STEWART 3. HAFf, Panh1
money demand contract tCom not seI Ito tbs shove.
defendant: You hereby sumoDed and required
The COMPLAINT in his scio1, which will b. cd n ths
cce Of the Cek Of the City and County Of New 10 the
City Hall City NswYOTk and TO oopy Of
tie raid complaint the Subscriber II his oss No ~
Was the City Of NewYork, within twenty days snefths
this you exclusive OF the day Of ss
service aud you fail the said complaint within tho
said tho plaintiff Ia this se,son viii tste Judgment
hundred and fifteen dollars
with interest $50 thereof rom the i3h day
Of Msy thousand EIGHT hundred and tny one, on SO
thereof from he st Of May 1881 and %es So from nth Of
May s5l besidcs the costs Of this aetonDatsd MAJ sol
4. x. BAAOUREUA, PLAINTIFF Attorney =
No ~ Waii-st ~ v.
The corrplsin 10 the sbovened action hcd N ise
Office the Crk Of the City and County Of New foI on tns
10Th day of May, ls55 y. H. LAMouhtUA,
nylI lsw6wE+ Plsinuns Attorn>y
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EETURNED TO KANSAS.

Gov. Reeder, accompanied by his private Secretary,
q. p. Lowrey Esq, passed through this City on
Thursday the 18th, on his return to Kansas where he
expects to arrive about the 25th of this month.
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BY TELEGRAPH TO THE NETWORK TRIBUNE
FURTHER FROM MEXICO.

NEw-OMEAss, Thursday, June H. 1850
Our Mexican sdvices mention that Guanajuato was
IN possession of the insurgents and that Victoria AID
Seliillo had Joined the revolutiouists.
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shaken. Sc.

Jane y porbpss ,. A. ws-tetyeii No 49, HsasucAs,
slosi. -hip Harriet Irving from Rio for hos,ou.
jane lat 10 ~ Ion. % % hsA Cube, fem oeose-ss hf
smyrna
for fhladelphis.
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CUPREME CoURT.-EDwARD n: LIVER

SSiMr usE sId yARHuM, SAMUEL HARRIs
snd STEPHEN WATERAAS--Summona- or hon.f Ito
the Defendants You hereby uInmeeea ses - ~ a.
OF the Ces Of the City and County Of ss.Iosh 81 ne cay
I'LL H. alb dsy Of May 1855 10 srve copy 81 yoor
-, ,he "a eoopsat tho sub~cnbsfs, 81 their ONCE,
No "a W.is, 10 the City ofNewfoft, within tvenfy dsys
seyvies hereof exclusive Of tho day Of such service,
"a 700 an 20 answer the AID complaint v<hin tbs ts
x..d the plaintiffs In ths action Will sppy % the Cot Coz
sI,r} demanded tho compikEf-Dsfsd New YoFk Mar
a. 1855. MoHLLL Wtii'AAD - AZ DsnopN,
my.5 law6wf PiainrSs Aucz1eJs, NO. ~ WAl-st
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SUPERINTENDENT OFTHE STATE OF NEW.

- YORK.-NATHAN KINGSLEY, Junior, Plaintiff, sst
WILLIAM WARREN. Defendant To tks above named
defendants You hereby summoned and required 70
ofee o. the Cek Of the City and County ofNswYok the
City Hall In the said City and County and % sopy Of
Once. Number Heesnsn In The City Of Nsvx erk vishn
twenty day. After the ses Of this SUMMON on yss ssslsve
eonpsnt within The ssosesa As plslsuG n ~ sesisc
.il tshs udsnent against yss ks IL =. II a $3.50
eight hssArsd saA 1tyvo, ssdss IL sosss shb sssA
si lsss.S sfxvfns 1 Boxn, A,s.v.sy.ss r-'saa
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SUPREME cogRT-coan,.yy Of o .Ss..g !,

- John FORsHRE ard WALTER w. REYNOLDS,
Plaintiffs against JOHN L. BILLS, Def adsnt.samsn. fo
money demand eontrscro the shove named DefsDanf
YOU the complaint in tbs action
which hes his day ed In the CLERKS Once o. OpoBass
County and copy Of me at my ooa la
the CITY &C Syracuse said County within twenty dsys ser
the service exclusive Of the day Of roh scricsi and
YOU fall TO the complaint aforesaid tho Psntas vii
iake Judgment for the Of three hundred and ttycyen
cCths dollars with from the 10th day u August
thousId eight huuded and besides the cosss Of this
action 1.-THE complaint In this action filed IN Oofss
County Clerks Office August a. 1854 Dated August 1854
J. L. BA0O, Plaintiff Attornsy,
iei5lewgvR Of syracuse, N. Y.
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PHILADELPHIA STOCK MARKET.
PHILADELPHIA, Friday, June Is 1853.
Money easy; Stocks steady; Reading - 1916; Nor
ris Canal al Long Island Railroad Iii Pennsylya-
MIA Railroad "A; Pennsylvania State Elves sea.
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BiLros eEAss ssnt for the Ell. OF rus rs,xs In
sz,sssos, tie WI .''e Tax Tslsush ia sny Part 81
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IN WARREN d. BODLON0 Of schay.r, Herhimer ccenty
an from his debts pursuant 10 the pfoss o. me
third article Of the of the h chapter o. the second
part Of Revised ssfuses Notice frss passhed Jsne
fgs Cedtors 10 appear before Hen. Ezra 0raves Cguny
Judge OF eAimer County At hs oee IN tho vhsgs o. Heal
er on the 10th day Of August 1885, II 0ceck In NE fore
noon 10 show why a>ssnncnf should
NOT be made and be bs DISCHARGED from his debfs
lei lawIowf j. bEkEDICT, Attorneyl Utoa, w ~
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IN PURSUANCE Of an order of the Surrogate Of

the County Of New. York Notice hereby sivrn % all
ors havrs Anus against OLIVER sEcoR as OF the Cs Of
N,wYork Hser dscesed present tho same wih Vouchers
s7 Iuds net in the City Newlork htnre The TWEEN
d.y Of Dated NewYoIk, the nlneteenfh
aay OF Aprl 1854 tan tawdml flsAAC sECoN, Esecafof
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N PURSUANCE OIL an oroer vi tno oeusy..1 VI
the County Of NewYork notos hereby given 70 s pr
sens having claims against RICHARD DuRfEE, sts Of te
City Of HYoh, deceased 70 present The 'ss wn, VOL
m thereof the subscriber at the office Of Lswton Iued
No ia Nesssu In the City Of Nswfork on or b1rs ts
fh cay October New fofk Tho "a day o. April
HAS ELIZA puhfEnt aammsue
All aw6m JULIUS n. PONELf, ADMINISTRATOR
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In PURSUANCE Of an order OF the Surrogate
the County Of NewYork notice 70 hereby sven 20 81.
persons having claims against AMOS JONES me q the @
ef New YORK deceased the Win vouchers
,b,rs 10 me ABNRR SANFORD, at hss residence,
No 81 Amityst the City Of New foh, ON OF bsore mo
q June newt Dated New fofs Dec a. isst
hESER sAspf FORD Administration
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ders than in either of the latter States
The remainder of our journey was accomplished
pleasantly without particular incident We left
New-Albany on last Monday, the l4th inst, in the
steamer NOrtherner, for st. Louis. There were
On board about seventy Presbyterian clergymen OF
the two branches of that sect bound for their
respective Assemblies in st. Louis and Nashville
Among them were many very intelligent gentle
men whose society added to the pleasure of the
trip. We had on board fine band of music, and
were favored with delightful weather and an en-
tire exemption from accident My experience of
the Ohio River below Louisville confirmed the
impression / had received from seeing it above
that city. Its name best expresses it's character
the Beautiful River We have grander and more
majestic streams but none of such graceful love-
lness. Its banks resemble, on broader scale, the
soft pastoral landscapes Of the German Neckar
snd Main. Wandering through its whole course,
il presents a constant succession Of curves, 10
which its gently grounded hills accord with as true
q harmony as that of some perfect strain of music.
1t is beauty that never wearies, but grows upon
tie sense more and more.
The most striking object we passed was Cave
in Rock, the former haunt of Morgan and his band
of river pirates Here the elf rises directly from
the water, smooth as wall, picturesquely draped
with the green American ivy and crowned with
groves of beech and pine In huge isolated rock
which stands apart from the bluff like propylon,
the arched mouth of the cave yawns upon the
river. The passage extends for about quarter Of
mile inland and terminates in deep pit
Toward the mouth of the Ohio the river is
broader and partakes somewhat of the character
of the Mississippi, so that before you reach the
latter stream you prepared forts grand reaches
of water, its shifting sandbars and isles Of cotton
wood. We passed Cairo about o'clock on Tues
day, and entered the Mississippi The famous pa
Per town begins to assume a real existence since
the completion of the Illinois Central Railroad,
and now contains, as near as could estimate, two
hundred houses. A dyke has been built TO prevent
the overflow of the Mississippi, and the Cairenes
are now confident that they live in the great me
tropolis of the West. Whether q great city can
be speculated into existence, remains to be seen.
We reached ST. Louis in the afternoon of the
following day, in exactly 40 hours from Louis
vile BIT
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1855-10-11
The Fair.

The fair with oil its many sights snd
sounds, is over at last, and the many thou
sands of men, women and children who
crowded our town last week have dispersed
to their homes, and probably before this have
decided in their own minds whether they have
received any benefit from the display The
weather was so exceedingly dissgreeable
that the display was not SO great as it other
wise would have been, still it wus very good,
and the performances in the ring were iequai
10 those of any previous year until the rain
of Friday put stop to them entirely. Inc
halls, Mechanics and Farmers especially
were not so well filed as they have bcen,but
Floral and Domestic Hall were about equal
to any former years. Mechanics Hall is in
debled to our friend HuBBEL Of Wheeling,
principally for the display therein, he having
ploughs, straw cutters, root cutter, corn drill,
&C., &C., in that Hall. In the poultry de-
partment, friend SEARS, from the neghbor-
hood of Barnesvile, had his usual imposing
display.
The Sheep and Hog department was not SO
well filled as in former years, nor was the
cattle department. In this latter, however,
we observed some worthy Of notice, and
made note of them to print. Reece Lewis
Of Goshen tp.. had Oh hand his thorough
bred bull, "Prince Albert" 8 years old,
weighing 1855 lbs. He is a noble animal
and three of his defendants which were there
showed themselves to be "chps from the
old block" One bull calf, between and
6 months old weighed $50 lbs, another,
owned by Abel Lewis, months old weighed
4OS lbs; and ano,her owned by Elihue Brom.
hall, of Union tp, eighteen months old, and
weighed 1908 lbs There were more COOL
cattle in the stalls, but we saw no one 10 in
quire cf in relation to it. Two cows. BE )"
and Lady" each years old, owned by
Abel and Ira Lewis, were beauties, and at
tracted much attention. Several yokes Of
oxen wefe on exhibition, all very good
We noticed some very heavy hogs, but
could learn nothing OF them. Edward Neff
had on exhibition a pair OF Suffok pigs which
were on exhibition at the State Fair; they
were premium stock at Columbus, at we sup
pose they are here, too.
Tue horses were too numerous Tor Us to
mention them particularly, but we presume
the best are mentioned in the list Of awards,
where our readers may see them.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1855-10-11
Island Fair.

The following premiums were awarded, at
the Western Va. Fair, to citizens of Bel.
mont County. 1t will be observed that cur
County carried of large share of the pre-
miunis on horses.
I'd beat light draught stallion, years old
David Branson, Flushing $500
Match Horses, light drau9M.
Best pair, DR.. Alexander Of st. Glars.
vile, $1,000
and $l5 in plate.
Sd Best Lewis Woodmonsee of St. Clairs-
vile, $l2,OO
Sd Best, Hiram Pennington of st. llairs-
vile, $500
Sd Best single driving Horse, Dr. Capehesr,
of Bridgeport, $500
Saddle Horses.
Best. Dr.. Alexander, OF st. Clairsville $500
Cd hest Hiram Pennington 1000
Sd best DR.. Capehear; Bridgeport 500
Draught Stations.
I'd Best, Joseph Woodmansee, ST. Clars-
vile. $1,000
Best years old, Dr., Branson of Flush
ing, 1900
Cd Best, Perry c. Frasier, W [Connel']
of 81 Clairsv,lle 500
Best = yrs. old, P. B.. Kennard of CulerOiu,
Ohio so,
Best heavy drahght brood mare over yrs
old, Joseph w ,odmunSee, ST.. Glars
vile. 1900
Best yrs. old fily, to the same, no
comp, 400
Best match Horses for heavy draught,
Walker c, Brock o Unlon,own 500
Best single draught horse, Hiram Penn
ington of St. Clarsville 600
Best gelding colt for all work 8 yrs old,
! John Dubois S.. Clairsvie, 500
Bes. yrs. old, A MeSwords, Martins
! ferry, 20O
Best gelding. in sweepstakes of all ages
Hiram Pennington, st. Clairsville $500
I'd Bes. Jack. J. w rodmansee, 500
Best Jennet, LIE is Woodmansee, st.
ClarsviiIe, SOC
I'd Best, J Woodmar see, 400
Best Bull between & yrs. NJ. Overboush
Bridgeport 900
D st pr, white guinea fowls, NJ, Over
baugh, Bridgeport,
Best variety OF pigeons, TO the same.
Best ! bu Irish potatoes Quinton McClsy-
ment loo
Best Beans, Joel Wood. Martins Ferry LOO
Best winter squashes, to the same 100
Best vegetable and fruit gardens, country,
VIM. Barnard. Bellair. 1000
Best horse rake, shepherd Davis, st.
Clsirsyille, Dip, & 800
Best and grettsst variety Of table apples.
Joel Wood, .. ..
Bes, Straw berries, VIM, Barnard, 90. .
I'd" 4" Noah Barnard,
Beet Hardy grapes, A, McSwords, of Mar
tins ferry,
Best Seeding Peach, Noah Zane Martins
ferry 400
Best assorted woolen goods, d. Mccartney.
Hendrysburg Dip. & 500
One worsted Blanket, Miss Caroline Wood,
Martins ferry. 100