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The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1858-01-14
L A T ES T N WIS
Thirty-Fifth Congress

WASHINGTON Jan. 12.-lloUsE.-The
House went into the Committee of the
Whole on the state of the Union in the
Presidents annual message.
Mr. Curtis argued that from the ear
lest period of our national history until
now, the Government has interposed in
various means to restrain our citizens
from fitting out hostile expeditions
against nations with which we are at
peace. The operations of Walker afforded
evidence of the necessity for the applica-
ton Of the neutrality laws.
He adverted to the enormous expenses
Of keeping the various routes across the
Isthmus open. The routes were too long
and distant, and the country too sickly to
be of permanent advantage. To reach
the Pacific, direct line should be taken
across our own Territory. 1t was very
wrong for the government to go into fill
clustering operations This has been its
policy for years past, and it has too long
worked at private tilibustering.
An examination of the documents sub
mitted by the President, show that Com.
Paulding, has, like true and honest
sailor, carried out his instructions. 1t
was not his duty to expound the law.
Mr.. Clay said this was the first time he
had the privilege to address the Legisla-
tive assembly Of the country, and he was
gratifed in now rising to sustain what he
believed to be law and order.
They had seen the remarkable spec
tacle of an Administration apparently I'M
supported by its own friends-and in the
reception of every message from the Pre-
sident had written on the Central Ameri-
can question.
1t was necessary that instructions
should be issued for intercepting Walkers
expedition, and to restrain our citizens
from acts violative of the neutrality laws.
Walker was brought home with the view
of saving his neck, and for that he should
be grateful.
He broke not only international law
but the statute law. He escaped from
this country under false colors, and Mr..
Clay maintained that it was not only III
the power of the President, but it was
his duty to send for Walker over the high
seas and bring him back. He thought
that Commodore Paulding has committed
grave error, and that this remark by the
President was sufficient censllre on the
conduct of that officer.
SENATE.-Mr. Doolittle introduced a
joint resolution diresting the presentation
of a medal to Commodore Paulding for
his conduct in arresting Walker and his
followers.
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New York Markets.

New York, January 13th.--t'lour-
The market to-day was firm, with sales of
1000 barrels at $4.25a435 for Common
to good State; Ohio $4.7Oa4 81; Southern
$4.50a475.
Wheat-The market is buoyant-sales
of 5000 bushels; Chicago Spring at Ola
100 cents.
Corn-Is very dull quotations NOM
inal.
Pork-Is heavy; sales of Mess at $14,-
75a15,O0; Prime $13, 25a1S SO.
Beef-Is steady; sales Of Re-packed
Chicago at $9.5Oa12 90.
Lard-Is dull; sales at 9a9B cts.
Whiskey-Is firm-sales of Ohio at
21a cents.
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Arrest Of Commentators.

W1LLIAMsPoRT, Pa, Jan. 11.-Fom
men named Miller, Anderson. Lewis and
Havier, were arrested in this borough by
the sheriff on Saturday night. They
were all well armed. In the garnet Of
the building counterfeiting apparatuses
were found. 1t is believed that an extern
slve combination exists in this vicinity
for the making and passing of counter
felt money, but through the clue thus
obtained it is probable the gang will
have to change headquarters.
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Commercial.
Norfolk Markets.

NORFOLK. Jan. 13th-Corn remains
unchanged except slight demand for
Yellow; white and mixed in no demand,
wequote yellow 65a70 cts. White and
mixed 56a59 cts.
Wheat-Nominal--no sales to note, we
quote the same figures 9Oca$1.
Cotton-ls quiet-no transactions, hol-
ders waiting for higher prices.
Flour-stock good demand limited we
quote Family $6aa$7, Extra $61a$6l
Superine So.
Observation-Disclosures light stock, no
sales to note.
Naval Stores-Dull-Quotations NOM
inal.
Business-Generally dull and transac-
tons in all kinds of produce have been
limited.
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HAND SHOT OFF.-Mr. Elisha Owens,
OF Dorchester county, Nd, had his right
hand shot off, few days ago, by the &C
cidental discharge of a gun which color
ed man was carrying.
SAD AFFA1R.-Mr. Ed. Martin, of
Easton, Md, jumped or fell out of the
third-story window of the Union Hotel,
in that town, on the night of the 9th inst,
and was killed.
Twenty military companies have an
nounced their intention to atted the in
auguration of Gov. Packor,at Harrisburg,
next Tuesday.
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THALBERG'S
GRAND PIANO FORTE!

GRAND PIANO FORTE!
NHIS GRAND PIANO m-sssA->
Il Fort e from the celebrated 7 M n
CHIoKERTNG Factory, Boston, selected by
the great Pianist
Il TIL A l. B IL r. G.
and on which he will perform, will be for
sale, and if not sold Immediately after the
Inquire of r. MORSE, who has charge of
the Instrument, or of
NATH'L CARUSI,
Agent for Chickering d Sons,
Richmond, Va.
2. S. This celebrated instrument perform
ed on by Mr.. Thalberg at his Concerts, and
selected by him from the renowned CHIoKER-
ING Factory, will be offered for sale to the
highest bidder on Monday morning the 18th
inst, at Johnson's New Hall. 14-4t.
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Dry Goods at Reduced Prices.
EOSTER IL MOORE would inform

IL their friends of Norfolk, Portsmouth and
vicinities, that they have recently occupied
one of the new stores, (No. 53) under John
ston's Assembly Rooms, Main street, where
they are selling desi' able goods of all varie-
ties at very reduced prices. They are en-
abled to do so by having purchased many of
them for cash in New York, within two
weeks past.
They would call especial attention to their
large and well assorted stock of Shawls and
Cloth Cloaks, which they are offering at
prices that cannot fail to please the pur-
chasers.
For satisfaction, call and examine.
FOSTER q MOORE,
la Main street, Norfolk, Va.
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Hotel Arrivals.
NATIONAL NORM. NORFOLH,

VIM. L WALTERS, PROPRIETOR.
P Seliroelia, Philadelphia; D Salamon,
New York; j H Cangity, Baltimore; John
Whitbeck, Warwick; M Mygatt, A S Polk
U S Navy; Ben Mariner and lady, Will
liamsburg; P Allen, New York; Cap
tain Robb, U S Navy; S A Ashlnan, Pc
tersburg; M Armstrong, Z S Navy, Capt
E Luke, Brig News Boy; Jesse Taylor,
US Ship Cyane; Mr. Wing, Norfolk; P
Bell, S Barth, Baltimore; 7 Emmerson,
wife and child, S Reading.
lZERCHANIIS HOTEL, NORFOLK,
j. L. WEATHERwAx, PRoPR1EEoR.
SAM'L, R. VEALE, Superintendent.
CY Savage, Suffolk, L Badger, Nor
folk county; Joseph D Simmons, Hall
fax; George OFT, New York; j P Thorn
as, New Hampshire; L Womble, Smith
feld; j Lovitt, G Adams, Norfolk; Amos
Hair, Trenton; g Myers, Isle Of Wight
MACON HOUSE, PORTSMOUTH,
J. D. HOLIDAY, PROPRIETOR.
W S Barrett, Amherst, Virginia; W j
Newman: Old Point, Virginia; j A Col
yer, North Carolina; G Smith, Old Point;
7 Z Wheeling, l. Lawrence, Richmond,
Virginia; T Calhoon, Carrsville; F E Ad-
ans, James Hynes, j W Southal!, Muir
feesboro; E d Brett, Kennon Parham,
Hartford; w Gray, Branchville; B Smith,
Suffolk.
OCEAN HOUSE, PORTSMOUTH,
WATTS & EMMERsoN, PRoPRTEToRs.
CT McWarner, U S M c; G. R Ora
ham, Cyane; G Il Wheelugh, Riohmond
N G Rember, Philadelphia; Lewis Hart,
r III Edmonson, and servant, Danville;
j Bingham, Richmond; Lieutenant Com
handing DIVER and family, U S Navy:
E Gardiner, New York; Lieutenant Max
well, . S Sloop Cyane; Arthur Emmer-
son, Portsmouth, Virginia; A iIinniller-
son; Henberton; j f eating Gates coun-
ty; North Carolina; R d Smith, Virginia;
I K Porter, U. s N; W CSwift, New Bed
ford.
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New Advertisements.
TUALBERG'S
G. o " G @ r II s.

TIIALBERG'S
G o " G @ r II s.
GRAND OPENING
AND ICATlON OF
JOhnsOn's New Concert Hall.
BY
SIGISMUND THALBERG.
FRIDAY & SATURDAY, Jan. 18th, 10th.
HENRY VIEUXTEMPS,
THE manager has the honor to announce
l. that an arrangement has been effected
with that world-renowned and greatest of
living Violinists Henry V1EUXrEMPs who will
appear in these Concerts.
The Manager desiring to render this enter
tainment the most BRILLIANT EVER GIVEN IN
THIS CITY, begs leave to inform the public
that the following eminent artists have been
engaged, and will appear jointly with Mr..
THALBERG
VIEUXTEMPS,
Madame BERTHA JOHANSEN,
(Canta trice di Camera to the Emperor of
Austria, and prima donna of Italian Opera
House, Italy, Germany and Academy of
New York
MISS ANNE KEMP,
(The Young American Contralto, expressly
engaged for the Academy of Music, N. Y,
for the production of English Operas and
SIG. LEHMAN, the eminent Baritone.
Musical Director SIG. E. HASSLOIKER.
The price of admission has been fixed as
follows =
ST. so and ST., according to location.
ARRANGEMENTS FOR THE SALE OF
SEATS.
The sale Of choice reserved seats Isl SOY
for both FRIDAY and SATURDAYS CONCERT
will commence On WEDNESDAY morning at 10
O'Clock, at the Fancy store of Mr.. Schwarz-
kopf, under the Hall, and at the Book Store
OF Mr. Griffith, where diagrams of the Hall
may be seen.
The ONE DOLLAR tickets can only be
obtained at the door on the evenings of the
Concerts.
The End CONCERT, all. entire change of
Programme.
NoTGcE-The management being determin-
ed to act with the greatest impartiality in
the distribution of tickets, andy DESTROYS OF
saving unnecessary trouble,A takes this OPP
portunity Of informing the hhblic that the
day and hour of commencement-.0 the sale
of tickets for each and every concert, will be
announced two days previously, and no Or
ders can possibly be received for seats in ad-
vance.
The Grand Piano used upon this occasion
is from the celebrated mandatory of Chick
ering, of Boston, and expressly impo. ted to
this city for these Concerts.
NorIcE.-Citizens of Portsmouth DESTROYS
of attending the Concert, are informed that
the Ferry Boat will be engaged to convey
them back after the Concert.
Doors open at 7, Concert commences at s
O'Clock. ia II
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Marriages.

On the 18th inst, at South Mills, by A.
Cherry ESQ.,, of Camden County N. G Mr..
ADJUST GUIDE of Norfolk County, to Miss
MARY G. MCKINNEY, of this city.
On Tuesday evening 18th inst, by the
CHARLES E. THORBURN. U. S. Navy,
to Miss REBECCA FRANCES, daughter of
Charles Reid, ESQ.,, all Of this city.
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NOTICE.
NOTICE.
MRS. r.. Il. RIDDICK, takes o

~ sion with the opening year, to return
thanks to her numerous friends and the pub
lie, for the very generous patronage hitherto
bestowed on her, and respectfully solieits, as
she shall hope to merit, continuance of the
same.
Her stock of Millinery and Fancy Goods,
now choice and complete, shall be kept so !;
whilst the execution Of her work, will be en-
trusted to the most skillful and accomplished
hands.
Mrs. r.. would also call especial attention
to an assortment of desirable
DRY GOODS
still remaining on hand, which she is anxious
to close out Immediately, at great Bargains
for Cash. No. IS, Main street. ja4
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ADvERTIsE.-At the commencement of
new year, nearly every one engaged in
business seeks to add to his chances for
success by adopting such additional means
for his advancement as circumstances may
dictate. Many are disposed to try the
merits of advertising, and it is a most jul
dicious choice. Advertise freely, liberal
ly, and long, and its returns will be four
fold. Like seed sown in spring time, it
will bear fruit after many days, as well
as its immediate result. Spasmodic adj
vertising is not the thing to thoroughly
test its virtues.
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Daiou's GIoves.-W have this day re-
ID eeived an assortment of the first quality
of Bajou's Kid Gloves Linen Cambria and
Lawn Ii. S. Handkerchiefs, Irish Linens, Blk
Lace Falls, White Silk Hose, &c, &c, and
will hereafter keep our assortment COM
pete in every department.
ia13 VIM. P. STEWART e. co.
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MARINE NEWS.
PORT OF NORFOLK AND PORTSMOUTH
From the Merchants and Mechanics Ea-
change Books.
"WEDNESDAY, Jan. 18th.

WEDNESDAY, Jan. 18th.
ARRIVED.
Schr. Conner, FIN York River, corn
to Balls & Constable.
CLEARED.
Brig News Boy, Leckie, for Fayall, by j
M Smith Il Bro.
Schr A Croker, for West Indies by r
Dickson
sehr Lynnhaven, Jones, for Petersburg,by
W III Wesson.
MEMORANDA.
Cleared at New York, 18th inst, brig ia
chin, Lovejoy, for this port.
Schr Leroy, Osborn, do do.
Sailed from Providence, Jan 9th, schr, r
G Wildin, for this port.
Cleared at Boston, 18th inst, schr George
Deering, Pinkham, for this port
Schr David, Lombard, do do.
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NORFOLK, JANUARY It'll
To the Ladies.

" ShC
VKTE invite the attention of our lady friends
w and customers to the annexed list of
NEW, DESIRABLE and SEASONABLE
GOODS, viz
Ladies fine black Caters, thick and thin
soles, with and without heels,
Ladies' Cold Gaiters in great variety,
Ladies' black Morocco Bootees, Buskins,
Slippers, Ties, &c.
Ladies' Lasting Buskins, Ties and Slippers,
Velvet Slippers, Goat Boots, and Bus
kins.
Together with large and superior assort-
ment of Misses and Children's Morocco and
Goat Bootees, Slippers, Buskins, black and
eold Caters, Jenny Lind Boots, Plain Boots,
Ankle Ties, &C., &c.
ALSO,
Servants Shoes of every style and grade.
Persons in want of any kind of goods will
find it to their advantage to give us a call,
as we are determined to give our customers
good articles ON the most liberal terms.
GURNEY Il CO.,
JAZZ No. 10, Market square.
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The News.

The Sheriff's bond in Richmond has
been fixed by the Hastings Court of that
city at 100000.
Gen. Walker is the guest of r. A.
Pryor, Esq, in Richmond.
A resolution is before the Councils of
Richmond, inquiring into the expediency
of establishing paid fire department in
place Of the present one.
The importation of Lamas recently
made into the port of New York, was
consigned to Messrs. Jas. l. Fisher &
Sons, of Bait more. They are offered for
sale to stock raisers.
News from Hayti dated at Port all
Prince on the Oath of December. The
markets were overstocked with provisions
and merchandise. Trade was dull, with
no change in the rates Of prices. There
was nothing of political interest to report.
The report is confirmed as to the inten-
ton of the Emperor to declare war against
Paraguay. 1t was said that if such an
event took place President Lopez would
secretly seek aid in the United States by
raising men and money.
DR.. Arson Jones, one of the heroes of
the Texan revolution, and formerly Pre-
sident of the Texan republic, committed
suicide at Houston on the 9Th inst, by
blowing out his brains.
Advices from Inagua, dated at Mathew
town on the goth of December, report a
moderate supply of salt at ten cents per
bushel. Market dull. No export duty.
Hon. R. M. T. Hunter has accepted the
invitation, given him by the Governor of
Virginia and the commissioners of the
Washington Monument at Richmond, to
deliver tine address on the occasion of the
Inauguration of the statue of Washington,
on the 22d Of February.
The votes for Governor were counted
in the Legislature of Maryland on Tues
day, in presence of both houses, and the
Hon. Thomas Holiday Hicks, the Gov
crnor elect, was invited, through joint
committee, to attend in the Senate yester-
day for the purpose of qualifying as Gov
ernor under the constitution. The demo-
cratic members of the Legislature waited
upon the retiring Governor, Hon. Il Wat
kins Lyon, for the purpose of paying him
their respects.
Resolutions have been introduced into
the Legislature of Alabama condemnato-
ry of Commodore Paulding's action in ar
resting Gen. Walker and his men in
Nicaragua.
The sales of cotton in New York on
Tuesday embraced about 1900 bales,
based upon middling uplands, at 10c. and
middling New Orleans at 1880, establish
ing an advance since the receipt of the
Atlantic's news, last week, of about lie
per lb. Flour was in fair export demand,
with limits, however, for common grades,
rather under the asking prices of holders.
The sales were to fair extent, including
about 5000 bbls. for export, while prices
were without change of Importance
Wheat was firm.
North Carolina bank notes are quoted
at 81 4 per cent. discount in Baltimore,
and in Norfolk at 4 a per cent.
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Practical Piano Tuner.
VNHE SUBSCRIBER, (the. .-s

III . q BSC ri g n N VJ1ft -
IL only ''regulor professor tuner ltTKYT
in this part of the country,) would remind
the community Of his readiness to attend to
all orders for tuning at once, and Satisfaction
is guaranteed because tuning is his exclusive
business. Leave orders ON his slate, either at
Vickery's, Ghiselin's Griflith's Or Hathaway's
Bookstores, and at Salusbury's or Schwarz-
kopf's, in Norfolk, and at Borum d Co.'S
Book store, or Scott : Hodsden's Cabinet
store, Portsmouth.
rs Please send orders one day before
hand.
ia 12-lw$ A. B. PALMER.
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Special Notice.

Special NOtIce. =.
LNOR Pertuming the Breath, Cleaning
Il Teeth, and Beamifying the Comptenaon,
use balm OF 1000 FLOWERS" For Dressing
Ladies Hair, use "WooDLAND CREAM"
new Pomade. 1t curls gentlemen's Hair bear
hfully-Price so cents each.
Beware of Counterfits.
W. p. FETRIDGE & co.
Proprietors N. Y.
Sold Wholesale and Retail by
V1CKERY & COMPANY,
Booksellers and Stationers.
Also sold by King & Toy, and Santos
Wake & Co, and by all Druggists. de s
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TERMS.

The DAY Book will be served to sub
scribers at ST cents per week, payable to
the Carrier. When sent by mail it will
be "a per year, So for six months, and
81 for three months, payable in advance.
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Twenty Thousand Dollars Wort
OLE READN MADE CI .QIuING


WIN MIL " 10,
"By Industry we Thrive"
Ea VIM. S. HAWKINS, ..A
u Pr a c &c a II a TT e +,
NORFOLK, Va, <A
THE subscriber having commenced bust
il ness in Norfolk, would respectfully call
the attention of his friends and the public
generally to his New Hat Store situated on
Church Street 8 doors from Main Street
He hopes, with his extensive acquaintance
among the young men of Norfolk, and his
numerous friends of Portsmouth who have so
liberaly patronizod him since he commenced
business, to secure a portion Of their trade,
and will give them the most positive assur-
ance Of his intention to please all who may
wish a neat, ,foshionable aud durable HAT
With an experience of years in Norfolk,
in the Manufacture of Hats, and having ac-
quired his knowledge from one of the most
finished Hatters, he feels confident that Hats
manufactured by him cannot be excelled if
equaled, by any other maker. Orders thank
fully received and promptly attended to.
Call gentlemen, and give us the size of your
cGaaiums for good Hat
ja6 VIM. S. HAWKINS,
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ELDER VIM. r.. NIMMO.

OF T He BAPTIST CT ltRDII !,
MILL deliver L E T Il T. in M
w CHANCES HALL on next THURS
DAY evening.
Sui ct-Proof from the Scriptures that
an Ultra Abolitionist is an enemy to Sod and
Man, and therefore cannot be Christian.
Tickets rs cts, to be had at the Book
store aud at the door.
Doc open at 612-Lecture to begin at ~
O'Clock ia 80. 2t*
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INSTITUTE HALL.

THERE WILL BE A FREE Lee
Il ture delivered by
D. H. CHRIsTlE, ESQ.
This lTHURSDAY) evening, at Institute
Hall Commencing at s o'clock.
Music" its claims and practical
bility.
The public are respectfully invited to at
tend. ia Alt
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THIS MORNING

" 70 good Cheese,
Is bags Buckwheat No. l,
10 kegs superior Butter, cheap,
10 pieces Smoked Beef
Spiced and Smoked Tongues,
10 bbls. Lard,
500 superior Sugar Cured Hams,
5o bbls. heavy Western Mess Pork,
10 do Prime Pork,
Bbl. Beef of all qualities,
hhds Breast Pieces, nice articlecheap,
do New Shoulders,
do do Sides,
Fresh Beef by the quarter, on hand.
To the above will be daily added all goods
in our line. PENTZ e. CARTER.
ia l4-3t No. IL, Roanoke square.
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XX7E HAVE received fresh supply of
wv Drugs, Chemicals, Patent Medicines,
Fancy Articles, &C., which we offer low.
ia ID JNO. r. LUDLOW.
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NORFOLK
Literary and Scientific Insti
tute Lectures.

OLIVER P. BALDWIN, ESQ.
wv lures before the Literary and Scien-
tifc Institute at
INSTITUTE HALL,
On Monday, Tuesday and Thursday, 18th,
10th and Dist inst.
Subjects-"Eloquence and Speech-making,
Tin two lectures.)
3rd F'The Battle of Life
Lecture to commence at u O'Clock, pre-
cisely-Persons will please be punctua
.Ng~ Price Of Admission rs cts.
5@ Tickets to be had at the door of the
Hall. ia 6-tl4th.
Guper CaPb Soda AND SAL SODA
~ Be- Kegs Super Carb Soda,
Bbls Sal Soda,
Bbls whining,
in store, and for sale by
jaSs Il. W. WEBB.
" es.-Fanhenstocks, McLanes
v Wrights, Dead Shot and Worm Cakes
full supply on hand, and for sale by
jas L. W. WEBB.
TUST RECEIVED
~ Extra Baltimore Hams a IA cts.
do do Breasts l21a do
DO do Corned rounds - d do
do do do Plates a l215 do
do Smithfeld Hams 1879 do
do do Shoulder 1259 do
do do Midlings IA do
do No. l, Lard 121a do
do Smoked Beef IA and 1879 do
do No. l, Cheese l219 do.
Also, few saddles of South Down Mutton
from Baltimore. The above and many other
things are on hand, for sale by
r. F. JAMES,
ia s in the market
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Times and Places of holding County
Agricultural Fairs in Indiana.

Agricultural Fairs i'm Indiana.
misunderstanding, Oct. l4th, 18th
and 10th.
Gibson-Princeton, Oct. 18th, 18th and
l4th. -- ~
Neutrality-suspicious. 20, to October /.
observation-disclosures, September %, Oct. /.
Dearborn-Aurora, September %, Oct. L.
Franklin-Brookville, September 20 to
October l.
Fulton-Rochester, October 9Th and l 9Th.
Howard-Kokomo, October 2lst and I'D.
Henry-Newcastle, September %, %, "a.
Decentralization, September 81, %, 30.
Kosciusko-W Warsaw, October Is and IA.
Marion--Indianapolis, September %, "a.
Ohio and Switzerland Enterprise, Sep
TENDER % to 80.
Owen-Spencer, September 22d to Gath.
Park and Vermillion-M ontezuma, Sep
TENDER 2lst to oath.
Scott-Lexington, September %, 30, 80.
Spencer-Rockport September %, "a
Sullivan-Carlile, September 30, Oct. /.
South Western Indiana District Fair
Vincennes October 10th to I'D.
Washington-Salem, September 20, %.
Wayne County R Richmond, September
| %, October /. SD
| Wabash-Wabashtow Sept. 2Sth 30th.
| KENTUCKY.
| NoTE-The above list will be enlarged as
| information is received Of the times and
places of County Fairs. Presidents and
| Secretaries are requested to favor US with
the needed facts.