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List Of 4 reTniunls.
ON FIELD CROPS.

on, FIELD CROPS. !
Bestorop Of wheat not less than 5 acres !. SIS
I'd bsst ~. do
Bestcrop. Of corn not less than 5 acres. -. 8
ID best 8 do = -. l
Best crop of oats not less than acres :.
2.l best se do ~ -. !
Best crop Of potatoes notless thar. acre, 3
I'd best do /
Largest and best product in sugar or
molasses of acre Chinese Sugar Cane,
TO be reported to committee previous
TO December. 5
ID best do -. 8
Applicants fer premiums on Crops must
have their ground and produce accurately
measured by one or more disinterested persons,
whose statements must be verified by affidavit,
and must furnish explicit written statements of
1st, the kind of soil; I'd, the kind and quantity
of manure, and manner of application; Sd, the
manner and time of preparing the ground, and
Planting or sowing; 4th, the quantity of seed
used; 5th, mode of culture and time of har-
vesting; 9Th, the amount of time of both man
and beast employed in applying manure, pre-
pairing the ground, planting or sowing-culti-
waiting and gathering the crop; 7th, and nett
amount of the crop, the whole of which must
be. measured or weighed by the usual stand
ards; Sth, if practicable they must produce a
sample of the crop TO the comlni. tee, and have
1t exhibited at the Fair.
The premiums will be awarded with refer
ence to proGtableness, as well as amount of
erop---hence quality as well as quantity will be
considered.
The object which the Society wish constantly
fokeep in view in awarding premiums on crops,
is not merely that it may be known that large
crops raised in the county; but that the
method of cuitivating such crops may be made
public-that the farmers Of the county gener-
ally, may avail themselves of any knowledge
that may be usefult to them. e
Competitors for premiums on Corn, and Clo-
yer and Timothy seeds, may report to the COM
mittee at any time previous to the first Mon
day in December, 1857.
Awarding Committee-Joel Yost, David Lup-
ton and Michael Stine
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JOINT Resolution Relative to Proposed
Constitution Amendments.

Constitution Amendments.
RESOLVED by the General assembly of the State
of Ohio, That the Secretary of State be and
he is hereby instructed to cause the Proposed
Amendments to the Constitution, passed at
the present session, to be published in the
newspaper having the contract for the pub
fishing of the Laws for the State, without de-
lag and forthwith forward three copies OF the
same, together with a copy of this Resolu-
tion,) under his certificate that said copies are
correct, to the Auditor of each county, and the
Auditors respectively shall Immediately pro-
ceed to contract for the publication of the said
Proposed Amendments in two weekly (Eng glish)
and one weekly (German) newspaper, if pub
lished in the county, till the second Tuesday
of October, 1857; and the publication shall be
paid for out of the county treasury.
N. H. VAN WORRIES,
Speaker Of the House Of Representatives.
THOMAS II. FORD,
President Of the Senate.
Dated April 4th, 1857
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WILLOW GROVE HOUSE.
BARESVILLE, OHIO, q
lat Jacob Barrels old Stand. 8.
JACOB FISHER, Proprietor.

The proprietor of the above named House,
begs leave to inform the public that he has
Just opened up said house for the accommo-
dation of travellers and sboarders. Every
attention will be paid to those who favor him
with a call, to make them comfortable and
their stay pleasant. He IS well provided with
Stabling, and the utmost attention will be Civ
en- to that department. Charges reasonable.
Don't forget to call at the Willow Grove.
JACOB FISHER.
Baresville, March IS, '57. pd.
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ORDER OF EXHIBITION.

the competitors in the plowing match, must be
entered on the Secretary's books before O'Clock
A. NJ, of the first day, and it is earnestly re-
quested, that when practicable, entries be made
on the day proceeding the first day of the
Fair.
ALI ANIMALS except horses, must be on the
Fair ground ready for the inspection of the
Committees at 2 o'clock. P. NJ. of this day.
The Floral Hall will be opened at o'clock,
p. NJ. of this day.
Each committee are requested to report
themselves to the Secretary by u O'clock, M
of this day.
Second day. September 25M.
All articles for exhibition on this day, must
be entered by o'clock, A. NJ, and it is request
ed that when practicable, all entries be made
on the day preceding.
The plowing match will commence at 10
O'clock A. NJ.
Tho exhibition of horses will take place at
! O'clock, P. NJ.
The Floral Hall will be opened on this day.
at the time to be hereafter determined.
After the exhibition of horses, a speech suit
able to the occasion will be delivered, and i'm
mediately thereafter the premiums awarded by
the Committees, viii be announced
Each Committee are required to deliver their
report to the Secretary by O'Clock, p. M. of
this day.
Each animal or article must be entered on
the Secretary's book to eAtitle it to compete
for a premium.
1t is expected that the Fair of the present
year as it promises to be an unusually prolific
season, viii be far superior to any of it's pre-
decessors. Let the people generally be in at
tendance, and let every one bring one or more
articles for exhibition. They will be of inter
est to Somebody.
The Managers have done, and will continue
to do, everything that is possible to give equal
and exact justice TO all, and prevent the dis
which has unfortunately been man.
ifested in some instances heretofore: =
WILLIAM F. HUNTER, Prcs't.
JOHN s. Way. Sec'y.
July p, 1857.
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Mary Mason and Mrs. David Lupton.
BED CLOTHES AND NEEDLE.

Tirza Williamson and Mrs. Johnston L. Jones.
PRESERVES, JELLIES, &c.
Awarding Committee-James W. Armstrong,
(of Beallsrille,) Mrs. Edwin Hornbrook and Mrs.
Nathaniel Vanhorn.
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Tavern Stand for Sale.

SEED, KY Blue Grass Seeds
IL Eernp Seed, Gardsn Seeds, &C., &C., for
Salsa. K4KRRfp4Ye
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CATTLE.

A statement to be furnished in writing, con-
tanning, 1st, the age and breed of the cow, and
time Of calving, 2d, the quantity of milk in
weight and the butter made thercfrom, during
period of ten days, Ghe butter made on the
trial to be exhibited with the cow at the fair.)
Cd, the. quantity and kind of feed given the
COW, during and preceding the experiment.
The statementt to be verified by the competi-
tor, and another person conreIsant with the
facts certifying thereto, over their signatures.
Awarding Committee--Jacob Vernon, Thos.
Mitchell and Charles B. Jones.
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SHEEP.
FLOWING MATCH AND FARMING
UTENSILS

70 the team which shall pillow ! of an acre
in the best and most wornan-like man
ner, time not to exceed / hour and 20
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UNENUMERATED ARTICLES.

The COMMITTEES to judge of the unenumerated
articles will award premiums at their discretion
on any and every crop, animal, implement, in
vention, article, improvement, &C., that they
may consider deserving, and that is not EN-.
braced in the above list, When an article o,
animal is exhibited to which is no competition
this committee decides its claim to premium
Awarding Committee Charles McGonigal
William Hobough and Jacob N. Mitchell
Committee on Grounds, Se.-William Read
Thomas K. Davis and John B. Noll.
Committee on Publication and firing time of
Fair.-John M. Kirkbride and John S. Way.
nnnND nT, EvHrnrrrnAr
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r $40 @1

One hundred Dollars will be paid to any
Physician who can prove that the Medicine
ever injured Patient; and the testimony of
thousands can be produced to prove that it
does great good. Cases of from one week to
thirteen years. standing have been effected
The mass of VOLUNTARY TESTIMONY in pos
session of the Proprietor, vouching its virtues
and curative powers, is immense, embracing
names we'll known to
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There L. no doubt bat the cooHsgrsuou which
destroyed the buildings on Mr.. VOLTS farm at
seguiDe's Point, Staten Island, was the work Of
irceooiarieA The people In The neighborhood.
feeling themselves aggrieved at the attempt 70
plant yellow fever station among them, had de-
clarsd their intention Of using all the mesns God
had given them for their own protection And
tho persons In the hoose that was burnt saw
plumber Of men outside before the fiee, and beard
ths m break into the house. The case OF In
cerdiarism seems 10 be pretty plainly msdo oat;
ard II the parties can DO identified, and sjury
found TO convict them, they will no doubt be
oupirbei for the commission Of one Of tho most
peinous crimes known 70 our Law. The principle
ON which their sct was based Is one which If
generally acknowledged, would lnfalllbly be sub
verave Of ali lag, order, and government and
~ may therefore DO assumed ~ q matter Of GER
tainty that no effort will be lacking 10 give Il q
practical and emphatic rcpudistiou- Nor can
there be any reasonable doubt bat tho whole
force Of the State may be used 70 carry into
Eject law whose constitutionaltty ls not COO
test. d. and which commands the obedience and
respect q every good citizen.
At the same time IL must not be de-
did that for the trouble which bas hap
peped, the State Rovrnment aud the Con-
missioness appointed under tho Quarantine oct
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Canal Navigation.

AIRAsT, May 8, 1857.
The run0 Of . breach In the seneca river and Por
Byron squeducts Ia asoeraned 10 be unfounded- The
~hoo Middle divioo Is ready for NE passage OF boass,
and active busnces Is doing.
High the osweso canal Will prevent ns navigs
ton for several days
no breaks rcpor.ed IAa nigh, In The Gcnesee valley
cansi viii take twcuty -four hours 70 repair.
A this cod Of the canal 10 good order, and
breaks ~ proscns reported, viii take only day
two repair. The boan Gearing from Albany viii
be able 70 ga through without d,sentiou.
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NR~ OsafAsN Way 7, lR6T
sales Of cotton to-day &C. haies; uiiddbng l8xo a
lS%c. Rec eips 10 day - haos. Sugar urm FUZZY
fair lie. holassee-Harl,et bare. Oho fur 50 7sa 81
yellow corn 75o, 60c whte soc Soc. Freagta
trmef
Oswwso, Nay 8 1867
The -four and grain market excited Go-iAy.
and there wa II israbie advance IL prices 5ales
dour 900 bb at SO so ST T for sw,erans and extra
Canadian Wheat--saes 100 bushels 81 70 for pros
whue Canadian Corn tend. upward~-aes roo bn sh<as
10 arrive al 6O Canal freghs-Whea I2o and corp No.
b. New York. Lake imports 70 day-S.OOo bushels rya
Canal eXports-3200 bushels wheat; $50 bushels csxn
tHARLEsroS, May 6, 1861.
Cotton market depressed. Sales to-i,y 200 bales d
13Ic for good mddlur FrigLt--rso veseeis wsrr
engaged 60 load tton TO I've pool to iav vi Nd.
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New vorA. Saturday, tiay 3, 1887.


NEWS FROM EUROPE, CHINA, sExIoO, CUBA, WEST
INDIES, ETC.-TRlAL or MRS. CCSNIEGHAh--THE
MYSTERIOUS TRAGEDY AT NEwBUBG-AFFAGI.s AT
wASHlN0TOH, u, ETC.
The wEExLv HEKALD viii be- published AZ ter O'Clock this
1nnrpine Among win be found trrn
ropc CANA AeIsc Cuba West indies Ac; Trial Of MIRA
Cunansbsr for the Murder Of Dr Bde; The Mystorious
Tragedy at kewburg Affairs Of Nicaragua Editorials
Interesting suo-ts News from Washington Latest Tee
graphic News. Financial, Commercial Religious. Thea'rcai
Political Sporting and Maritime Intelligence; New York Cat
Tie MArke Marriages ard Deaths together with variety a.
Ioo and miscellaneous items Single copies 10 wrapper
reAfy Tor mailing Nnuer Price sr ssna
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strengthens its posit'oc. E~ry day ttere are
more people WHO make a rule of reading the
HERALD sdeertist meets, and forget to read the
advertisements ia 0'her journals. la course OF
time, it will necessarily become the great adver.
t-ing organ not only of THE city but Of the Uuit
d States; end no PRUDENT mao sill undertake t"
carry on any excessive business without prepar-
ing himself for tue work Of the day bS a careful
examination of the advertisements in the New
Y0RK HERALD.
There are facts, beariog upon the tide of cvi'i-
cation And we do not think We are doing in
Justice to this or tbst sckly contemporary in men,
tioning them, just as they are
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TIE oxSy,SAi srwsrAry8 pnrArSH-

okSt1SA hENefhff8 pEFAra
rHB sHw GOVERNOR OF KassAs--REPoRrs FROM TKg
TERRTTORY.
wnzuyuros, Nays, 1857.
The Css,net today were almost exclusively occupied
with Kansas aAirs the Hoo. Robert j. Walker being pre-
seut for several hours He viii take the oath Of once
here Governor before leaving for Kansas, Monday
Tuesday. The Official and private accounts daily rooev-
Cd Induce both him and the administration To believe thai
there will bc serious, any obstruction TO :he adjust
meDt Of The pending difficulties In that Territory.
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Fire at tttchin.,ass, VA.

RICHMOND, Va, MAY 8. 1857
The drug store OF Meears. Tenuea Riersanf Fiber
wac burnt this morning The less their stock "a Ed
mated OF $4,000 Ihey are injured Cor $4,000 Ia .iS
Richmond oGces. The building was damaged to Ma
snoan, OF g. o0o but covered by insurance pofua
Of he poOda Nns s&ved.
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s.psl~on the Th,ryi--sns soie sn Eurcps

sspelson the Thirvi--sns uoie sn Erscps.
Neither ths Paris nor the London papers men
ton, except to discrcdlt, the story Of the Empe
ror Nspoleon's narrow escape from assassination
We are Informed, by private correspondent 10
whom we place reliance, that an attempt was
really msde 70 kin the Emperor, and that the
ball struck coat Of mail which be wsrs and
glanced OIL hundred persons we're forthwith
arrested, and confined IN prison The Emperor
himself, though profesecd fatalA and very
brave ran, thought Il prudent 70 abstain from
public ssemblages for time and was abou. TO
leave Paris for his country residence at st. Cloud
Should this story be true and the silence of
the rewr papers is no arrimeni agsins lts anthem
tici,y-,hs position Of the Emperor, of France,
ind Of Europe he hdeed prec1icus The party
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Enuo's GAapus--I.Ar MOTT ru ITALIAN 0yxaA.-NA,
dna performance OF Tho Opers company under the
nsgement Of Paine end Naetzex given nj the GAxs
lat night 10 OF the crowded audiences ever s
within p walls The seasoo which has Just bceo On.
ciuded consis Of only ten nights, and much ase1
the by the illness Of the imo donna, only
having been eugsged hme. do Gazznnss has, ooaAs
quen,ly been obliged 70 sing every night She has -
In ola Trsviaia" four times, an Trovstoro" tvtna,
"Iucrezia Borra" twice, "Norna" and "IinaA q
we have had in New York Tor esverl years. A.a
de Gazxantgs has more than verified the peediossas
we made about her wbes she arst sang Al Philsdasia
BrgnoA has spleodd voioe, add inprovts daily 10 org
ing and In the usares Of the stage. Arodo u Iikcvto
gited by nature With . magnificent organ, the nots q
which be may easily coin into gold; and Al oni the ~
has voice and les grimaoe Than his psedeoousn
In the line. 10 s, however, Q fact, th6
Notwithstanding the merit f The sstsu, The has -
been successful far c'nary uiaitors
ocrpcd We prcsum, that The public could no, Appcoe
Nine. de Gaxzanisa until just about the ume she ~
leave U.S. when there WAS tremendous ouburt Of ssa-
siasm. We can only say that New York will wait Isas
While before 1t hears dramatic singer e4us 70 MsAsss
Gaznnlgs.
The company gocs hence 70 Phtladephls, Shs-e Mr..
A. Marshall, the lessee Of the Piladei ,hs Academy u
Musio, has the sole management Mr.. Mirctzcx Ia ~
musical director Mr. Paine sails for Buroe 1, he scasr
Of the 10Th Tue performance last night nc.udod " Lsurs
ria Bo,gs" with ecepes froru Coi,mera" and Mssa
neIo" The artists al excellent, ind the pubHo
ceeda CITY eaihustutio; 20 ths, the which boeG
rather goomIy, cosed Va perfccs aunablno.
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Interesting from Washington.
TIN CABNEr's VIEWS oTsrHR REJECTION OF The Dali
LABCLARlNDOk rRxATy--DisMIs5AL or The KN-
OMEN OF THE BRooKLYs NAVY YARD.
wAaryoroS, May 8, 1857
There Cabinet meeting today, and IL "a reported
that the reoeut rejection Of tao Dallas Clarendon treaty
was under consideration Tho Cab net sail 70 be
unit 90 this important subject They believe that tho
statemeat or tho British government u To
Ruatas bat do not esteem sufficient for the
ectoo Of the treaty. Is ststcd hal Lord Napier deeply
regrets The altered condition OF thiIsn
The Secretary Of the Navy dLsmissed to-day Mcleod
Murphy from bis roF at the Brooklyn Navy Yard In
sequence Of hh late frscas with Mr.. ackIcs.
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TIN LscREAss IN $50 ObS.uxrros OF OfTUH III xsz
UnrID STATES AND GREAT BJrAN.-By reference . Ne
ataasuos eu 10 40 arc on the and rsdo Il
China foreign and domestic, published In tho HERALD -
Tuesday, gave table showing he rapid increase In e
uae of opium In this country within the past sx SesrA
The ncrsase In that time supposed. has Soen equally ~
great 10 may psrte of rcai aiu This hcrease seems -
have hau connection With the temperance novenen
favor Of total abstpeuce. la driving suddenly BY
force of law or public option from kind Of alma
liant you drive them only n some ots~ ar subssAs.
which may prove disA aro and dcmorslns Ia ~
effects than the usDg malt liquors 10 any fcrm aud msr
difficult To rehnquish. The truth IL that the love Il
excitement 6 smulaDts O. some kind {, be insas
In human nature The savage will part With hts last Asu
Of property for and tobacco And what Is dviHssd
life but one Of successive simuants In every pursns0
Men become Intoxicated with ambition, religious os~
enthusiasm which qucsers tire pulse, exces the bcaa,
and strengthens the for action leading 10 great
durance of labor and unremd struggles to attain Al cd
Of excellence and admiration. flow often is that we s
men fail Of success aud he eing the stimulus Of s.
ton Withdrawn, adopt ~ a sub ottate tho samu'us II D.
quer becoming 10 the end oeosrued and hopeaess sos
The true policy OF government not suddeuly to Cut -
from the people the Of liquors which drives then -
the use OF opium but oont nd direct the taste a ee
people In the uso Of cbe2a and domestic grsva
wines, with the use OF cider and woak
beers France, With It, use Of chn~
wines has no drunkards Tie taste OF the people ~
exciemeots sdnuans, wts<hcs the form Of aIo~e-
ments or of drinks, anytp else, Is NOT 70 be So
deuly cut Of but contracted aud directed by wise ieA
ton always happens THAI the sudden actioc q
blgory the cloak Of reform drives people from
one evil to another great deal worse. II curious fs
that the ars eggs Of tho sikworm brought 70 H0sps
from China Is said that the recent SILK crop In Frsna
and ether parts Of Southern Europe neasursbiy nAsk
last year, account q the failure Of silkworus b
hatch Under these circumstances we would saeger&
whether the stock Of skwOrms might not be improved "
sending 10 China for fresh supplies Of essss
Since writing tho foregoing have heard II aA6sd
tina. the propresy Of this has been recently aes1
In France.
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F'7HE~"N'"1'NN"l "0SF wv
David McKim last nigh, convicted Of murde. In
the 0rst degree ard this morning eonteooe so be es
ccuted 70, The murder o. Norcroes lie strOnay protested
before The court bis eutre nDoocuoe sseorins that bis
oonvcpos e0ec,od unfairly BY the perjury q VT
psaana
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HAUAI. May Z, 1857
re aeAnshp Americs, from Boso,, arrived here NJ II
O'Clock asi night and ssiea NJ two ths mernns for voe
roo, weather clear and calm
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The Dalton Divorce Csse In Boston.

Tho Dslsoa dvorcs given W te jury O'Clock
this eveeins, ascr charge BY Judge herrok II doubt
hl the Jury agree veraiot bcfore 70 MORROW Jidgs
MERCK, ~ho " 10 Ia heahh ~ the close Of his charge,
nssA and wAs carried from The court BY the sheriff
and osbese He soos revived, bss ev,dculy greatly
prosrsed By the fsngue Of this pso,raed Trial and the
s.nnspAe<e q An over CROWDED oourt room
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kcawnR, Cosn May 9, 1887.
The steamboat John Far, Ct Fcrwaik, Captain Green,
svcs rsca when entering the harbor lt evening sn'
sunk A her dock
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he date Of The Mlslnpps departure for chine hAs .
last been named She 10 ksvo about The orh OF -,
by order Of the Department t~ fo~me, crpes'eos =
naval procrasUnaiion induces 70 believe uiAs -
be before ihc 3h thcrc sii BE- no cause 70 cnn
plain Of panctaAkiy. Meantime The prsrcc Of bsvsA
~ith tho osestlaie u RAPIDLY Ming the ranks OF thc -
rine corps and the hamnocks Of the rccc'tnf ~
prsns 70 naval and military glory ara crowd ne "a
Yard and repdesvcus. The sod trooper" Y ohinssse9
nosorcsy, and The drii seDs NJ The B-oklyn bsrs.
have their hands FULL The for-ncs secctns picked gsa
Of stalwarsh ooriora lprivstcs won't dol W soocmeay
him Chra, and the lales tcachipg the treen idfe ~
" shoot visitey e,tcyins tho nockiya yard csnn8
help forming or des " dri sereesnss misery, vnse
he seee four squads Of unkcrs, taios shceush,
asd bod carriers being initiated into the myvs
Of the muskct.
The North Carolina has been lately ssrvet and hes q
rna newly set up she will be completely hnshed -
&C and horonahy cSnAmerte led foe the summef 49,
q wood goes BY ams Of cur ccter1porNice hsvs 80
advising her transfer 70 tbs Btcry durirs me ~
son; bus The r,clessy coudion Of hcs ball. nor g,
and rev other cifoumsta,ccs, VIII vcvy procssy .-
The "Northv u thA Navy Yard until she sins, wosu
entwp~isins specaissor VIII boy her A'o "~~' ~" wv
tune , -. ban dos.Isr..
fov the 0crnantovn Mr.. Hones w ~ "
hsnos " The cbth he wces
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Relief tor Rctnr,,sa PSispussesp.

Relief tor Returned PSiibvsters-
esv ordx1ss, Nay =, 1887
meeting win be bell 10 night for the relief Of the no
tnr~ed Hibusters, ind raise $500 s.vssced fos their
rsA~xe by Capt Dunlap, o. the British trisue Tartar.
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THAIxvsnG " TIE wHr. During the eseut wccs -.
Thslberg, Mia Psiod and Nina Psiu ssrskosrh fasp
been giving In Cnonaaa under the mAnagss,ns
Mr.. sfskosoh. Tbere has been quito Jenny uDo
citemen' Ia the Western cIcs about ThAlberg and No.
kcsch has already RENTED tbon sio,oOo prods - ~
banksrs here.
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flusAsxrLI Bxsrpm TO-NTosn.-Ihere Is quite ovuN
plus Of bensa the theatres this evening At the Bco
way lheasre, ME- l. Davenport, artist who has -
talned deeesveA popularity, appeals v her ffieods -
wsiAck,s THEATRE Mr.. John Bcoughan takes his beoeA
at tho close OF his eogsgsment Aftss this uigM -.
Bropghsns procftds enuven The people OF PhisetpA
add osher provinces, ciues. Inc public VIII see 70 ~
be has subaru tOhpn Of their appreciation At LAuv
Keepes thesrr Mr. George Jordan, Of the mos -
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Kicctsea ca Congress In south Ceroliaa-
Auocsua, Gs May 9, 1881.
Mr. Bcnhsn has bern elected TO Congress the dissc
In sooth Carolina lately Represented by Hon prcssoo
BROOKS, By 4 500 majority.