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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-05-16
,x,O All. rONnNs Ot Tslr HiAIIINa 4
URNTAI DESIGNS, some new de-
va silus just received At JOHN u. .HAbpES6t


" "A sgus inst rceeI ed at JOHN BGADDESS.
ap 35rs
NvOT1CE.-Thc subscr,bCr returns his thanks
y and the pubic g'ntrnily
very hbe a patronage bestowed On hin and me der
en firms yh he connected for the last sixteen
ya1r- Building busncss IN the ely lie takes tins
u af mfarnia that he will continue the building bust
ne n heretofore LliA Brick and Wood Hort.
Ilrhope4 cac application to business to retain their con
hiouce that the larger portion Of his
hands -ay,s aud he expects u work that kind o labor
at iI same iuc the mo=t experienced white
Jsurnpvmen harrs himself with bis experience a1d by
giving personal 10 the business to be able to'Xe
any I that may Offer IN such sleas t" give satistae
tiot Ia is falroBa
II shop anil OHce jefferson Street, IN Of sauu
lr, and Immediately opposite the shop ofNa Tenn
whore in will keep constantly hani all kinds 1
Tmbers, and ready made War such as sash, Doors
Binds. Ar. CLIO q. ItELE, ABt.
l8n l5-'eodiy
FENO EARNaEgs.-Fhe -mbacr ihcrsnre p,epnr-
furnish Rass al tl, maud i.a Road charge such
u tltir Wheat, Corn, &c
thea ter l ala9 sell portion 10 reduce stock
auF ttdt5 ANDERSON ADAMS & co.
ssaAA BEsEIEIS DzEED APPLES Wnn-
s WV TED for which the highest market prices will he
paid by WHITTEMORE * JOSLiN.
feD - Is
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-05-16

dale GoTTON.-Our stock of Rnie Cotton
I'D NV full and complete, comprising all numbers from
i've 10 fourteen If you good article at the lowest
marker nrice give MS a call NJ HULLINS & co.
eats
SxvQlIsavs, LIVERY and dsAE.ESTABtE
w MAHKFT 81. OPPOSITE MARKET HOUSE, LfNclibtk"
rcpared to furnish, OF the very shoiies 40
e Hprses Hacks Buggef the very best IN the ciiy)
Persons wishing ride ia Hack drawn by ne Horses
with the most polite careful drivers can be accommodated
Is me , ,.;.o ,,
Gentlemen wfshnRto take short afternoon drive with
adv in new Buggv with Horse be accommodated
hy -
Gruemen having Pleasure Horses by sending them to my
Stahr will ve them kept fine order and aANs ready nj
moment am also responsible tor aiA damage dohe
them while in my stable will be pleased if the public VIII
ye me a call! themselves thai my stIe ~ better
-,' Lnd III an any other in this city +. WILLIAMS,
,Iy15.d,s Proprietor
o,pysys SESIE Tor J7-yu-t r'ciSved by
ESlss hf latest les Ladies Congress iraied ait'rs
la lies Morocco lfr,r Boots, Ladies Goat aud hl boot
and Buskms. something new and nice ,.,.
ana LOUIS l.. ARNtSTEAD,
l3t o-tnn '9oualo
ITALIAN MARBLE TILE, for flooring. mt
i saiop sl JOHN h GADDESS'
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-05-16

AAA Tons Mountain PIn-tcr.-sn store
eOVDND and arrive thousand tons Presons fresh
proHud Plaster which sold the accommodating
terms quantities purchasers by applying 10 tho un
dersig ignrd door to Messrs Ifby a. Saunders
ian 27 trw &wtn &. T. LlTCIiFl iD, Agt
AvOTRGE.-Thc attention Of the Merchants
and business Ly hbuig respectfully invited TO
follow from th regulations of Lynchburg Col
ege'--
sndent shall be allowed any debt debts
pc mission of hr parent guardian,
credtng student without written certificate from the
President of tho Faculty will so so at his own risk"
SAMUEL X. COX,
aug 2ets President of the Faculty.
a Ill the new css styles in fine Clothing md
N Gents Furnishing Goods, always to be found at
ap g7ts GLASS n RAINES.
ESOR SAuE.-Statc Of HirgiuiR bonds, City
n Lyuchburg Bonds Salt Works Branch Bonds, Merchants
Mechanics Savings Bank Stock Farmers and
Merchants Savings Bank Stock, Virginia Tennessee Rail
stock LyncAbuIg Fire Insurance Stock James River
a Kanawha stock PETERS, SPENCE Il co.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-05-16

a New supply of s,lvic oil Lamp. ana SH'
L n Received by STRoTHER d WHIrEIEAi'
Hsrl3ts Druggists
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-05-16

y There laany ignorant and worthless Quaeks
tvcrtsiu Themselves Physicians and copying DIR JOHN
SrnN Ss0e MHdrs, B'ot H irks lamp iTtm
r T4iU dad Contempd Imators whose lives instead
Nob.c Medicine have been spent IN ne
most Hjt CatdritV. now >tying enseV'S hR"arg h'"-
cete Il,cf imposing npou the pe need and unsus
perng ruHng with aud rnnR til" heatn OF all unfortunate
Iv failing in r nov er ihat Or Johnston deems it necessary
saw av 10 those acquainted with his reputation,
thai hi, lacaa's diplomas always hang in his Once
HIS REMEDIES and treatment are entrcN unknown 10
all Others from life spent in the great h"Si S
in Europe and the first tBs country ana more extensive
Practice than any other pin ysi,iau in the world
uE ALONE CAN RESTORE YOU
al : Il lFtftts
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-05-16

sauAfh kt @EIEAlS DaEENW APPfEN Wnn-
WV TED for which the highest market prices will be
paid by WHITTEMORE & JOSLIN.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-11-14
Evansville Gas Light Company.

TEHHE Stockholders Of This Company will meet at
their Office o the twenty sixth day of October.
la5, for the purpose Of electing three Directors to
serve for the ensuing year. C. Y. KEATS,
octli-td ~Hes.gg rf4r tf President.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-11-14

RAILROADS.
H'f77 RAIL ROA D. bnosa
SUMMER ARRANGEMENT.

T. .s9f '1rn Is B T.. ~
nN and after TUESDAY, Nov. ID, 1857, and until
W further notice, the Mad Passenger train will leave
Evansville at 3 O'Clock and 30 minutes y. Nj. Nlncen
at Il 10 p. M. and arrive at TeTe Haute at 10 L M
Connecting with trains for indianapolis, Cincinnati,
and all points East, aso for trains on the Alton road
for Central Illinois, Chicago and the North West
Passengers dine at TerTe Haute-Baggage checked to
Indiana polls. -si Il h.se .rHHL--y ff-aLt - -r.s :.
RETTRNING-leave Terre Haute at $50 p. NJ. af-
ter the arrival of trains from the East and West Vim
cennes at 6:aO II. NJ and arrive at 9:20 p: NJ.
Passengers by this train arrive at Cincinnati at 1s:o
same evening" lev eand at 200 morning instead
of 2:Sn p. NJ. as by former arrangement.
MIXED TRAIN has been placed ON the road he
tween Eincennes and Evansville; leaving Nincennes
~ $40 M-and arriving at Evansville AT 10:4D NJ
Returning leaves Evansville at 2lO NJ, and arrives at
Nincennes at 6:f5 M, connecting with the o. Nj.
Road for Cincinnati and st. Louis. ~ .f-r.- A
.s.., p -r, I. - OBSERVE,
Passengers arriving ly this train have over hours
In Evansville fer BUSINESS or PLEAsuRE. - L.
Freight Trains North of Nncennes, will run as hitl-
ts-Lsaving 1iHTe Uaute for the South at AM; re-
turning arrive at TtgTe HaLtea at o p NJ ..
For any information through tickets apply at the
Company Transportation ofce head of Locust street
Evansville.
r7t- Cars run Ivy Indianapolis Times minutes fas-
JoHg IN6LE,
e. 51G s.e.I.. 81 fritst rs.a Superintendent
IT yincernes Gazette, Princeton Clarion, sullivan
Democrat Mt Carmel Register and Mt. Vernon Adyo-
cate take out former advertisement and copy octU
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-11-14

EDAPER AND PERFUNERY.- A-.' p
q An assortment of Cap, Letter and Commercial
Note PAPER, Also, Bears Oil, Rose oil, and Cologne
sert2t s. q Ls.r5s.. ..-7ft 4 PRESTON BROS.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-11-14
VOLUME IA.
~ PRINTED AND PJIs.sID
-.efa T.. Y. CARLILE.
Corrfe rJof tbin and Water Streets.
TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION

A"SAsc S'l'ts-.-- 10 w
The privilege of yearly advertisers is limited to
all aversements FOR the benefit of other persons as
well "a legal advertisements AMI advert semens of
ton sales, and advertisements with the name Of other
persons, sent in by them, must be paid TO- at the usual
rates.
- No report, resolutions proceedings of any
porito, sOcety, Association public meeting, and
Communication designed To call attention to any mat
ter OF limited individual interest can he inserted
less paid for advertisement. .s-.l -
No advertisement can he inserted gratutOusy
or chable other societies, public Institutions
somieiiics.
~ Contracts for yearly advertising will not be dis
continued unless Orler that effect Is left the
office, and when discontinued in less than year, the
price of the whole year will be charged
- Legal adj vertsements hereafter, VIII be published
at the expense OF the attorneys Orering and not delay
ahe for the legal proceedings, but coeetabe AT our
Usual time. ..- :.
nents are CASH.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-11-14
RNhRRiNNI.

VENTIE subscriber has taken the House next donr 10
"a the Telegraph Office, on Water street, between
nshed. ready for the reception of BoagIers. Apply
as above. llaug2l-.anl .-l =. MCKAY. l
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-11-14

EDOTAT0ES.-
II SObushels good pink eyed potatoes Just received
sand for sale iiy NICkERY x JOHN ST0N.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-11-14
lRaTInNT,vNnTI

"A meeiing OF Tire Common Council held on the
IA evening of the 9sth inst il was ordered: 80
That the Collector allow interest protested orders
up TO lst OF November 1854, for taxes OF the current
year. Cn AL payments of Orders for taxes, made after
the list of November the interest such orders sal
not be calculated after that time the taxes teii
ue and payable. BY order Of the Common Council
Aot WELL H. WALKER, Cfk.
Volksbote copy. ID 81. .3tl&w1.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-11-14
SUPERIOR YEAST POWDER.
NEW FIRM.

AV1 No taken the stc &na stds-e lately owned
IN and occupied ly H0LLINGSWORTH AZ
HUGHES, would inform my friends asd the ,lihlic
WARE AND LOOKING GLASS BUSINESS al the
old stand, Main street. next door above the cd RINK
irecently perfectd an arrangement with a raFty in
Europe to attend onallv to all my purchases i'm
Engiand and am enabled TO much IN the cost of
the Coos and prepared To offer inducements to nv
old as well AS new customers. will duplicate any
Eastern bills and request those who have been accus-
TONED to buying East to call and try me- Crates as.
sorted for the country kept on hand. -. -
]. W. HUGHEs,I
. sep26 Id Successor to HollingsNnrth A unphes.L
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-11-14
~ 20 d0z just received and for slleby 80
.~i. NICKERY Il JOHNSTON.

gAR. T. III. RUCKER, having removed his Office to
-6V ist street, between Main and Locust, Occu-
pies the front room, up stairs, IN the huiling on the
corner of the alley below the Post Office where he
will he prepared to respond all professional calls
with which the citizens of ansvlle and its vicinity
may favor him.
Dr. kucker viii also give particular attention to dis
eases OF the eye; IN treatment OF which he has hereto
fore met with remarkable success. Residence ON End
street between Cherry and Oak
Evansville. Oct. sth, lS57lv
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-11-14
NUMBER 3o7!
LOTTERIES.
Jasper County Academy Lottery,

Our Lotteries drawn in Macon, Ga. Small Schemes.
every Saturday, and Savannah, Ca. Large Schemes,
about the 18th of every month. I.s-il u .-.n.Il-
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-11-14
HORSE LOST |!

CANDLES, SOAP AND STARCH
~ ~ boxes Scar Candles;
20 boxes pear Starch; er.-a.-
- do M. Suav;
do White soda Soap, just received from the
.manufactory, and for sale hy
VICKERY & JOHNSTON.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-11-14

EpRAN.-
I'D lO tons received and for sale hv
vICkERT & JOHNSTON.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1857-01-30


A stitch in the side, II taken in time,
save nine.
cse physician is better than two-thzss
are fatal. aissr
Hope is the best medicine, and fortunats-
ly 1t is in the power Of every doctor 70 dis-
pense 1t. 4
There is one evil that doctors In length
Of time do eifectually cure Us oi-and
that is, the faith we place in their nos
trums. 4&
Medical botany might almost be restric-
ted to the plucking Of simplss!
Might we not say of doctor what Fl
garo said Of the Seigneur of his period
that he does US q suficisncy Of good, 20
long as he refrains from doing u any
harm. - ~
Wise persons, when they take advice,
go to physician, but fools 60 to quack
-and the large disproportion between the
two classes explain why 20 many quack1
make their fortune while many clever
physician starves.
Many persons take advice a. they do
physic--to fling il aside the moment the
doctors back is ned.-PwscA
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1857-01-30

the constitutional rights Of property main-
tanned; and moreover, that it was our du-
ty to elect a President Of the United
States, with Congress to sustain him,
who maintained that when an American
citizen crossed the boundary of the State
and entered the territory, he should be no
longer freeman, possessed of the inalen-
able rights of life, liberty, and the pursuit
of happiness, but reduced to the condition
of colonial vassalage-that no new State
should be added to this confederacy unless
her citizens made her laws, not in accord
ance with their own will, but in obedience
to the tyrannical dictation Of the citizens
of the oldStates.
Indiana rejected these anti-democratic,
unconstitutional doctrines, exhibiting pat
riotism and fidelity toliberty worthy Of
the best days of the Republic. She in
structed her representatives in the Federal
Government to protect each citizen in all
his rights of property, according to the
guarantees of the Constitution, and that
they should admit new States into the Un-
ion, demanding only that they present a
republican form Of government.
If should become possessed of any IN
formation during the present session Of the
General Assembly, important to be consid-
cred, / shall avail myself Of the earliest
opportunity to communicate the same to
their respective bodies.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1857-01-30
pehh. makes n..r,ns.r

Dobbs walked into drygoodery, Oh
Court street, and began to look mound,-
A doublo-jointed clerk Immediately up
poarcd to Dobbs.
"what can I do for you ?" said thc
clerk.
"A good DEAL" says Dobbs; "but bel
you WON'T"
"pll bet WILL" said the knight Of th,
yard-stIok, "if can"
"What III you bet Of that?o said The
impcrturable Dobbs.
"I'll bet q iourponeel" said the clork
with cute nod.
an 20 IT," says Doobs. "Now, trust
ma for couple Of dollars worth Of you,
stuiia I"
"Lost, by Ned" said yardStlck. "Wcll
there - your fourpenee."
"Thank you; call again when want tc
trade r. says Dobbs.
'Do, II you please; would no Ike te
loso your cus,om,' said tho clerk, "ne
how"
Polite young man, that-as soon as hIi
chin vegetables, provided his dIclsey dom
cut his throat ho'll bo arter the gals, Dobbl
thinks.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1857-01-30
VILE FRANKLIN COUNTY. INDIANA FRIDAY JANUARY 3d. 1857

adhere strictly to the conditions of the
premium list. The opinions expressed
were, that whilst the Board should do all
that in justice it could to accom- modate
exhibitors, yet SO many instances of de-
parture from the published conditions
were occurring, that it became necessary to
let them know that the printed list Of
premiums must be rightly adhered to-
This was the determination of the Board
in this case, and it will, no doubt, be ad-
bered to hereafter.-Rep]
On motion Of Mr.. Lane,
RESOLVED, That the delegates present
report the names of at least five members
of their County Societies, including the
Presidents thereof together with their oc-
cupations, and fitness to act as judges on
particular committees that from these re-
ports might be selected the Committees for
the State Fairs.
Mr.. Lane offered resolution to pay
members of Awarding Committees on
Stock their necessary expenses, when at
tending from other States.
This resolution was opposed by seve-
raj members. 1t was feared that it would
involve the Board in an expense, which
would force it to contract debt, and lin
tits usefulness in the numerous matters
now demanding its attention. The Board
had itin contemplation to establish Agri-
cultural rooms, and to increase the pre-.
MUM list; the Fair grounds were not yet
completed; the present prosperity Of the
Society might be destroyed by unfavora'
BILE weather during the Fair-these and
other things demanded rigid economy
The resolution was not adopted.
The Society then adjourned until TO-
morrow.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1857-01-30
WHOLE NUMBER 1855.

means for preservation. There are moral
means no less important. Every woman
should be married to an excellent sman.-
Marriage. it is true, brings care and wesr,
but it is the ring that is worn that keeps
bright. and the watch that lies still and'un-
wound that gets out:of order. The sweet
sympathies involved in the relations Of
the family, the new energies developed BY
new responsibilities, the new compenss-
ton for all outlays Of strength, bring about
delightful play Of the heart and intellect
which, in their reaction upon the body,
produces an effect that is nothing less than
preservation. Then, there Is higher NOR
al power than this-one which we speak
of soberly and honestly. No one is CON-
pletely armed against the encroaching ills
oi life, who has in the heart no .placs for
rel gion. The calmness the patience. snd
the joy and hope that are in the possession
of that woman whose heart Is right N il
highest relation can never fail to prsservs
and heighten every personal power and
charm that she possesses.
There! you have the receipt Some Of
| it is in sportive form. but IT Is not les sobsr
truth. It has within it the cure Of many
a disease the preventive for many more
1t might be made longer, but when We sss
its prescriptions universally adoptsd. it
will be time to bring forward the remain
der.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1857-01-30

A gentleman riding in an Eastern rail-
road car, (which was rather sparsely sup
piled with passengers, observed in seat
before him lean, slab-sided Yankees sev-
cry feature Of his face seemed to ask a
question, and little circumstance soon
proved that he possessed o more "inquir-
ing mind" Before him, occupying an
entire seat, sat a lady dressed in deep black,
and after shifting his position several times
and maneuvering to get an opportunity
to look into her face, he at length caught
her eye.
"In affliction?"
Eyes, SIR"
"Parent? father or mother?'
mo, SIR"
"Child, perhaps? boy or grip"
mo, sir, not child-I have no chill
dren."
Husband, then, / expect?'
"Yes," was the curt answer
"Hum Cholera? A tradin' man, may
be?'
my husband was a scafaring man,
the captain of vessel; he didn't die OF
cholera, he was drowned.
"Oh, drowned, eh?" pursued the inquis-
itor, hesitating an instant.
'Save his chist ?"
"Yes the vessel was saved, and my hus-
bands effects, ,"'said the widow.
"Wds they 2" said the Yankee, his eyes
frightening up.
"Pious man p he asked.
ale was member Of tho Methodist
Church"
The next question was little clayed,
but II came.
"Don'tyou think You have great cause
to be thankful that he was pious man,
and saved his chist ?"
II do" said the widow, abruptly, and
turned her head to look out Of the win
dow.
The indcfatigablc pump changed his
position, and held the widow by his
glittoring eye once more, and propoundcd
one moro query, in lower tone, with his
head slightly inclined forward, over the
back Of tho seat:
"Was you calculating to got married
again?"
"Sir," said tho widow Indignantly, "you
arc.impcrtincnt." And sho loft her scat
and took another ono on tho other sido ol
tho car.
"'pcars to DO a littlc huffy,p said the
lnefiablc bore. Turning TO our narrator
behind him:
"What did thoy mako you pay for that
umbrella you've got In your hand ?"
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1857-01-30
DELEGATES FROM THE COUNTY
SOCIETIES.


w. Hamilton, of Allen; A. j. Boone,
Of Boone; I. Ferries, Of Carroll; Mr..
Cromwell, of Clay; e. s. Blasdell, of
Dearborn; J. d. Pleak, of Decatur; Jos.
S. Buckles, of Delaware; John P. Brady,
of Franklin; T. v. Hill, of Gibson; M.
Bradford, of Grant; j. Tyner. of Han
cock; Mr.. Farnas, of Hendricks; N. Bal
linger, of Henry, Hancock and Rush; /.
Kinley, of Henry; MIR. Smock, of Jeffer-
son; S. Vawter, of Jennings; Mr.. Brad
ley, of johnson; j. d. Williams, of Knox;
u. Pack; of Lagrange; G. Crawford, Of
Laporte; S. ID. Mattox, Of Madison; Mr..
Beeler, of Marion; w. p. Thompson, OF
Morgan; II. Eller, of Monroe; I. w. Fry,
of Montgomery; d. G. Rabb, of Ohio and
Switzerland; Mr.. McPheeters, of WASH
ington and Orange; w. M. Franklin, Of
Owen; Mr.. Donaldson, of Parke and
yermillion; r. S. Ragan, of Putnam; G..
w. Monk, of Randolph; j. Henry, OF
Ripley; Mr.. Hacklcman, of Rush; G..
w. Brown, of Shelby; J. A. Harper, Of
ST. Joseph; VIM. Alsop, of Sullivan; j.
T. Levering, of Tippecanoe; Jno. Green.
of Upton; r. M. Howard, of Union; j.
Law of vanderburgh; Judge Gookins, Of
Vigo; J. A. McHenry, of Wabash; L.
Poole, of Warren; N. Hiatt, of Warrick;
J. w. Reyman, of Washington; s. Mer-
edith, of Wayne; G.. Mcdowell, of Wells;
J. M. Wagner Of Grand Prairie Society.
Adjourned until 9 o'clock.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1857-01-30
AFTERNOON SESSION.

Al IEhNOON cEoolON.
The committee to examine the accounts
of the Treasurer and. Secretary were di-
rected to report to the President at some
future time.
On motion by Bollman,
RESOLVED, That in awarding premiums
on stock, the committees shall state in
their report the post-officc residence Of
the successful competitor, the names and
breeds of the animal receiving the pre-
miums, which residence, name and breeds
shall be stated by the secretary in the
published list Of premiums.
On motion of Bollman,
RESOLVED, That the President in be-
half OF the State Board, contract with
each Railroad company in the state to car
ry visitors to and from the State Fair at
half price, and stock and other articles fol
exhibition free. unless the same should be
sold at the said Fair.
During the remarks on this resolution
it was declared that unless satisfactory ar
rangements could be made with the Rail-
road Companies, il was. feared that both
exhibitors and visitors would cease to at
tend the State Fairs; that the expense to
which both were subjected had caused
much complaint; that in Ohio the Rail.
road Companies adhered to the conditions
embraced in the resolution; that these
Railroads found their interest promoted
by the improvement Of the agricultural
mechanical and manufacturing pursuits,
that they ought, therefore, to aid in con-
tributing to sustain our Fairs; that unless
they did SO, either the visitors who at
tended must come by the common roads
or the State Board would be forced to hold
them in different parts of the State, SO as
to be moro accessible to those living at q
distance from the center-Rep.1
On motion, the Secretary was directed
to forward twenty copies of the premium
list TO each county society.
At a special meeting of the State Board
Ignatius Brown, of indianapolis, was cleo.
ted its Secretary.
On motion, adjourned without day.