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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1859-06-04
ar. HosisiIer's Bsiisrs haps rtesfrsd

DIR. HOsfstftr's Bftfsrs maze ftcstrsd
the warmest encomiums from tine press aud people
throughout the Union. As n valuable tonic for
the cure of Dyspepsia, FIatulcncc, Constipation
aud general nervous debility, il cannot be ap-
preached Every day, new cases Of its great eject
are cbronicied through onr public journals. There
is nothing equal To- the enjoyment which ilie afiir
ell experience when using this valuable specific.
Its mild tone, its aud vigorous action upon
dsordered stomach, and the cleansing of the entire
human body, should recommend IL 10 all classes a.
our community. All that will De- necessary tocon-
vince the skeptica "f its healthy effects, is To Pnr-
chase q bottle and be- satisfied.
nG- For sale hy Druggists and dealers generally,
everywhere. jc2
6asarrh 6atGrrh! fnfnrrh !-BTHf
Is 1T? HOW CURED thousands Of persons
suffer all sorts Of annoyance from Catarrh. Most
people know what its Inconvenience aud results
are, yet but few know how il can be cured. II il
simply chronic irritation, and often enlargement
of foliclcs, and consequent ihickcning Of the mn-
membrane, lining the nasal cavities, frontal
sinuSes ana poSterior mares, and sometimes
tending into tlc throat and lungs. From this
suit tigh.ncss and often vertigo of the head, oh
structed nose a profuse flow of nncns, l"ss "f
smell, nasal voice, and often impaired hearing and
taste.
The od-school remedies have been able
to do anything for il. Nasal injections and inha-
lations as painful and expensive as they gen
orally worthless. Yet Humphreys Caarrh Specific,
n simple Sugar Pm, taken two or three times per
day, promptly cures the mlder cures at once
all colds in the head and radically cures, 10y perse
vcring use, the most obstinate eases, as Is proved
10y the experience Of hundreds.
Price, with full directions,
FIFTY CENTS FER BOX.
n. B.-A full set OF Humphreys Homeopathic
Specifics, with Book of Directions, and twenty diff
fcrcnt Remedies, in large walls, morocco case, IS;
de-, in plain ease, -. Family of fifteen boxes
and book, 81.
These remedies. 10y the single box case, are
sent by mail express, free of charge, 10 any all
dress, un receipt of the price Adde'S
DIR. +. HUMPHREYS q 90,
NJ IG2 Broadway, New York.
Sold in Evansville 10y KELLER & WHITE, and
all Druggists. ny2S-colit
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IN II FIN =. ANDERSON. .uER-
~ CHANT TAILOR, MitchelI's Block, Main
street, Evansville, lad. Headquarters for elegant
Clothing made 10 order. Gents Furnishing Goods,
snch A. Shirts, Collars, Cravats, Handkerchief.
&c. Also, variety of Piece Goo.s, made up 10 or
der in the very best style and manner, nj quick
terms, small profits aud extensive sales. dec22
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Ayers Cathartic Pills,

AIS lhdlN Is kept UP 10 the beSl III mas ever bcctis
and that it may be relied to do for their relief
all il has ever been found to DO.
Ayers Cathartic Pills,
FOR ALL TIE PURPOSES OF A PURGATIvE
MEDICINE.
FOR COSTIvENESS;
FOR THE CURE OF DYSPEPSIA;
FOR JAUNDICE;
FOR THE CURE OF INDIGESTION;
FOR HEADACHE;
FOR THE CURE OF DYSENTERY;
FOR FOUL STOMACH;
For THE CURE OF ERYSIPELAS;
FOR THE PILES;
FOR TIE CURE OF SCROFUBA;
FOR ALL sCRoFULoUS COMPLAINTS;
FOR THE CURE or RHEUMATISM;
FOR DISEASES OF THE SKIN;
FOR THE CURE OF LIVER COMPLAINT;
FOR DROPSY;
FOR THE CURE OF letter, TUMORS AND
SALT RHEUM;
FOR WORMS;
FOR THE CURE OF GOVT;
FOR A DINNER PILL;
FOR THE CURE OF NEURALGIA;
FOR PURIFYING TIE BLOOD.
They are sugar-cOated, SO that the most sens
tive take them pleasantly, and they the bes
aPerient in the world for all the purposes of fami
physic.
Price % cents per box; Six Boxes for sl.OO.
Great numbers of CIergymen, Physicians, States
men, and eminent persOnages, have lent their
names 10 certify the unparalleled usefulness Of these
remedies but space here will not permit the in
sertion OF them The Agents below named furnish
gratis our AMERICAN ALMANAC, in which they are
given with also full descriptions of the above
plants, and the treatment that should De followed
for their cure.
Do not be put off by unprincipled dealers with
otlfer Preparations they make more profit on. De-
mand AYERS and take no others. The sick want
the best aid there is for them, and they should
have il.
RE- Prepared by DIR. J. C. AVER d CO., Lowell,
Massachusetts,.
Sold by KELLER < WHITE, Evansville, and by
all Druggists and Merchants throughout the conn
try. mar13-d&weow
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REITZ & HANEY,
Manufacturers Of
Steam Engines and Steam Boilers,

of any size, together with all the Shaftne Wheels.
Pumps, Saw Mill Machinery and Mill Gearing OF
any size. Also, Distillery and Mining Machinery,
Lard Tanks, Sugar Mills, Horse Powers, Thresil-
ing Machines, Tobacco Screws and Finishers, I'M
proved Circular Saw Mills, and i'm fact everything
in the Iron Foundry and Furnishing and Machine
business. Brass Castings made To order Improy-
ed Steam Guages, Wrought Iron Pipes, Beltines &c,
at the old stand, Of lng.e aud Canal Streets
marl9-tf REITZ & HANEY.
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AS3OB.N' .9FE.H.f.y. kElIEI.
ID ING, FORWARDING AND GENERAL
COMMISSION MERCHANTS.
Agents Tor kanaNha salt Company, Evansville In
diana We have formed a oO-parinershp under the
style at BROWN a AIKMAN, and offer orr services il
the capacity as set forth in card above.
We are fully prepared to extend every facility fo
shippers, either by CANAL, RIVER, or RAIL.
hoAD, and assure them that their interests shalt
he faithfully represented should they Is pleased t
FAVOR Us with their patronage.
Office aud Warehouse ON the corner of Main Fl
and the Canal.
WM. BROWN, W. NJ. AMMAN.
Late of Howard a Brown. Late of FOSTER A 90
iau22-fF
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Special Notices.


III "Ff FfqHtsFfdf 10 ""HO""ts D'"e"tt
MILLS, Esd, as a candidate for Justice of the
Peace at the special election, to he held June 6th
1883 my:9
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DE0UT.N'G IND KE.gPF.i'Si MI
0fH CHINES.-We are agents for the sale of all
TIN. best patterns OF Combined Mowers and Reap
crs-or Moving or Reapng Machines. Farmers
would DO well to apply soon, so that they can have
"A good machine.
myIs UORNREOOK AZ CO
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AIRS. OF S!-I5O RESHEE =
" brine old Pennsylvania Oats for sale at
mars YICkERY BROS 50 Main street
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HIRAM p. REYNOLDS
Auction and Commission.

. 100 cases Baltimore Oysters,
10 do French Sardines. In store and for
ale by ALLIS & H0WES
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NOME INTEREST,".

gE A. A. EySer, Clocks, Watches and
Jewelry, Nos. 3ll and s7i western.row. l-5a1
g- Daguerrean Gallery, southwest Ger
ner Of Sixth and western.row, over Hsnnafords
drugstore. Pictures taken and put In good case
for twenty cents. Warranted to please.
Z 5ES,. Pictures tha. won't fade are made by
A. s. Bloom. and cheaper than elsewhere, at the
Central Photograph, Melainotype and Ambrotyps
Gallery, corner of Fifth and Western.row. a
Doors AND SHors.---Mr. A. Westcott's, Nc.
u West Fifth street, Is the place for ladies and
gents to procure their Boots and shces. His stock
comprises every style suitable for old aud young.
h' give huYa him gall. GALL ebupI bog e7ni.a. ,o.,',
81 NS1 When In want Of Quails, Pigeons or
Fish, go to R. Keth's, No 81 Fifth street, and you
will get the best IN market venison aud Oyaters
can be had at the same place. ''V'
. TEMPLE OF FAsHIoS.-Sprague & Co., s. e.
corner of Fourth aud Vine, have superb stock Of
Gents and Boys Clothing on hand, which, for stylo
and quality, dehcs competition. sprague Co are
well known to our citizens as frstclass Cothlsrp,
and we deem II unnecessary to eulogize their stock
or Workmanship. Those who have not yet patron.
lied them would do,woll TO give them a trial.
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HAMILTON COUNTY DISTRICT oo,,a7.l .

DECISIONS. The County Commissioner vs..
campbell Judge Carter delivered the opnion, hold.
ing tl ;oat the mmisslopers when they made CON.
Iaots were liable for them and djonrning the judg.
msnt Tor the Common Pleas. iggII --'i = 9r'I =
. Wood vs.. Carpenter. Tho original case was bill
master TO certain matters Of accounts We're re-
mont Judge dhoson announced the opinion n'sSis sus
Messrs Ball and Taft for defense Z ''''
Hughes vs. Connolly, A petition In error The
repairs OF sidewalk on Western.row. The point
turned on aqueston of fact, 10 whether portion
oil 1ie,t the street Gs had ever been dedicated:
Judge Ghelson announced the opinion The law
was now well settled that there must be dedication n
ptescrioeu oy the statute, or under the Common
the circumstances in the case; but The two circum
Stances must unite an intent 10 dedcate and an ac
cep!ance by the city The evidence tended 10 show
lnat TINS party owned property abutting on Western
row, and that 10 private conversations held with
certain persons he had expressed an intention not to
Introduced Se Rs 5 for PsS
lion to deuicate, md user the part OF the pubic
%aI Iha deGisioa below was n favor Of the
from that ruling Judgment affirmed go
- commissioners of Hamilton County w. j. II
srfG lad dISsgs ssGsS
Dy the Court 70 defend prisoner and pr, sented to
the Board Of commissioners charge for his services
this action Of the Commissioner an appeal was
taken, upon which the Common Pleas rendered a
Judgment for the attorney, l7I-'.7
, me Commissioners brought the case before this
Court to settlethe question to whether this was
case in which all appeal would lie
fhis Court was Of opinion that IL was not a case
coming within the puryiew of the statnts, which
a'iows an appeal from the decision Of the County
commissioners. tr... n =. : -
IL was the duty Of the Court to assign counsel for
tne defense OF an INDECENT prisoner aud of counsel
TO act aud instead Of the fee being fixed at specific
sam, t was dependant on the discretion Of soue-
oodyEtne county commissioners being the tribunal
constituted to decide upon the question; and there
could he no appeal from such decision. Judament
ofCommon Pleas reversed. 5l'g--7 \ a -, :
Judge Garter expressed his dissent from the
be paid under this law, and If not PAID had In his
opinion' the right of appeal to the Common Pleas.
APPLICATION FOR waIr OF ERROR. State Of Ohio
der in the second degree) Application made by Mr.
Sox for a writ Of error: Motion was resisted BY Mr.,
the Court. "
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| POLICE CouRT.--Business yesterday at the
Police Court was quito dull, but there were one
or two circumstances connected with the ses
sionwhich are probably worthy Of q paragraph.
The ordinary number Of cases was disposed Of
and tho usual Famount of time occupied by
tbemj but they were as uninteresting as II Is
profitable for such charges; to be.
At the opening Of the Court the Prosecuting
Attorney, after speSking fora few moments III
the highest and mot eulogiptio, terms Of Mr..
john Gsiio, rendered his resignation as Mar
shal Of the City. He then presented the ap-
pointment, by the Mayor, Of Captain Lewis
Wilson as Chief Of the Police, saying that he
claimed the Office which had just been vacated
by virtue Of this appointment. ~s
Judge Lowe regretted that the Court which
had decided that he had made an error in the
appointment Of Mr.. Gano, had not designated
the proper person who should take his place,
and thus relieve him Of the necessity of making
a. new appointment. The decision, however,
seemed TO point toward Capt. Wilson as the
one who should occupy the place, and, as q
suit was pending in regard to the constitution
allty Of the law, he would recognize the ap-
pointment which the Mayor had made until
been decided upon. Mr.. Wilson then assumed
the duties Of his new Office, and discharged
them with his usual quietness and dispatch. 2
The case Of Stephen Golden was afterward
called and disposed of. Our readers will ra.
member that he was arrested some time ago,
and that considerable quantity Of counterfeit
money was found in his possession. The pris-
onsr preferred to waive an examination, but
the Judge concluded to hear couple of wit
nesses, that he might, from their evidence, be
better able to determine the amonnt M which
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lBy Telegraph.l tr
New York Market.
e NEW YoRK. Noyember .,

.i-L ZOOS IN New York, November 2-P. NJ.
Flour is frmer, without striking change:
sals: q le o brls at st 7s 80 for superfne State;
Western; x5@5 30 for common to medium extra
Western; IS 356l5 60 for inferior to good chipping
brands extra round -hooped 0hio-markot closing
BIS @ qS,ss oT so%os Sna Sns1eSSsfa; e eSssso
extra. Rye Flour 10 faif request at a3 60@4 80. -
1900 bushels at slIs for choice Miiwankis Club;
VI - for white Gansda; 81 so for choice white Kens
tucky and Michigan Rye pretty fair: sales Of $500
bushels at 85c. Barley firm aud scarce: sales OF no
bushels at Sc. for Canadian Corn dull: sales of
saQ bushels at 9Slf6g99r. for mixed Western; 93@
81 " for yellow OF all Kinds. Oats droopng sales US
A%8iihe 81 for State, Western and Canadian;
whisky lower and heavy saies of 600 brls. AT 70
q26hc.- chiefly the Inside price. Z, .'.s. BOX ...
Pork less buoyant: sales 0f2 800 brls at SIS 25l5 20
Tor mess; $40 60dl0 90 for prime; SIS 40 for nnin-
spected mess Beef unchanged: sales OF 400 brls at
si4 Is for prime; $i@5 20 for country MESS; S5SlO
for repacked me-s Sl0@1l 10 for extra ness sales OF
ll0 tierces India mess beef on private terms Beef
Hams unchanged: sales Of 100 brls at Sl5l5 S, for
prime. Mess Beef quiet at Sii0ll9. Cue Meats
scarce and nominal at &c. for Shoulders and w 9ac.
for Hams. Bacon quiet. Dressed Hogs dull aEGb@
7c; Lard dull and heavy: sales of 700 bTs. at 1880
l0Ac. 200 packages prime new Lard sold for De.
cenber and January delivery ut lUhc, and pew Of
fered at l0Ac without buyers
Butter 10 good request at linlsc for Ohio and l5N
ae. for State. Cheese in good demand at S@lllc.
Cotton Is frmer: sales Of $500 bales, including
l,5oo bales In ranstu az lAc. for middling Orleans,
with e.l6d, freight, middling Upland. al llSsc.
sugar hrm:.' Muscovado S6b7o. Moiasses Is un
cnapgeu at6tn0qTc.f frglS ura .l4
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SINGULAR CLsH ov ILLICIT FATHERHooD.- .---On
Monday afternoon Q man, whose name we
were unable to learn, was arraigned before
Justice McFall upon charge Of Illicit father
hood, preferred against him by young and
forid-looking girl named Catherine Rogers.
Tho magistrate, thinking the, case would DO
best settled BY . marriage, induced the man
to,promiaeto 70 wed the girl 1t his house, in tho
evening, and then permitted him to depart for
the purpose Of procuring vehicle to csrry the
parties to that place. He did not return, how
ever, and, after visiting some time, the girl
aud Justice departed together. Not long after
they arrived at the house OF the msgistrate-
was now quite dark--it was eyidslt that, the
gin would be- o mother before che bsSAme O
WisS, anlessE tho tardy lover made his appear
anesi SooH, lhd " vas dstermiHed 10 send her
latI Nnes tolItte Commercial IAOspitilII ] The
necessary arrangements YeTae made and she
was hurried Of; but the time, with all their
speed, seemed much too short, for she Had not
been ID that institution ton minutes before she
oeassd 70 suffer, % girls and began to endure
the penalties Of maternity. l5Ga9iia sd ls
h The truapt father Of her newborn babe has
not besn heard Of aimee, and will not be, per-
haps, until the Brisrian- handed law, through
ono Of her nninions, retakes and forces him to
see andwed the one whom he dishonorsd,
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Cincinnati Prsauce sIs rsst.


ELouRzThers Ia not the slightest chanss In tho
asog93 3 5.3ss brls. were received the last tw9sty-
toSay TS@isRfs4s sSd tSs % Ss%sas ne "a better
sssE Sss az ~ gagSS @ Fork con-
TIMES active snd pEiees arc 2c, higher: sales s-e
at 81, and ss Ths ma sfE eyies r,n
st; Lard n goSd der9rnd NIB sales stees
SG s ysss sss ssa RsTs usssG y epSd SS
buyers viii not pay over nc. aud e%r., and svrIo
parcels, packed sRIhe time, can be ha, At tbeserles'
There 4 not inuch demand az auy piice, However
and the market steady: sales Of 81 hhds Sugar AZ
7A17Ac. Coffee ana n GLASSES steady 4 lfF
WhEAT-The market 10 duh, with q fair demand,
and prices are unchanged: sales OF 30 BUSH prime
red at u 9' zoos prime bun at 81 o6; 200 do good
CORN-The market Is ARM with good demand:
sales of 900 bushels at aOc 20 Do. at t,e; Goods. ss
oATs-There Is q good demand and prices srs
steady: sales OF !, 900 bushs at tStfo..s----s
BARLEY-The market is dull; we quote prime fall
at at6SG6'c:, aud fatr to good ath6460c.
RfE-The market 10 firm, with good demand,
and priceg are stead yfat s0ens2c. sxe gaze fT-i
IlCbEESE The market IS firm, with an active de-
maud and light receipts sales Of SO boxes Western
Ressrys at se 20 do, English Dairy At ltc. 9i.1
and Western Reserve; common Is dull at io@lsc.:
salss q Z b.li choice roll 1T l9ctI5 rpa- s.s,Iy,
P0TATOES-The market continuos dull, but
prices are unchanged: sales of $50 bush. prime Ma
.,HPPIEseTGs market /. with fair demand, at
CLOVER SEED-The market is dun: sales Of Is
brs, at " 60;6 brlB. at St75. Na'ITf Dcf II
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COVINGTON NEWS.

YOUTHFUL OFFENDERS BBBoRE THE POLLOK
C0uRT.--T Thomas Finley, G. Roach, John
kirow, Patrick Nowlan and John Gabril,
implicated in tho late Fifth.street burglary,
were before Mayor Foley yesterday morning.
Gabriel had informed Lieutenant Cook, of
Cincinnati, and Marshals Mclaughlin and
Ritf, of this city, that he had seen the four
hrst-named boys with q great number of
coppers: that they had asked him where they
could be disposed Of, and that after he had
directed them to q brokers' Office, they fur.
ther told him all about the robbery. Fear
ing lest he might not be forthcoming at the
time OF trial, he was arrested as accessory to
the crime, though it was the intention to re-
lease him, provided he should tell the truth
on the witness stand, and concealed nothing q.
When called upon to testify he was admon-.
ished BY the Mayor to reveal all; but, con-
Tary TO expectation, and evidently contrary,
to his interest, he denied not only having any
knowledge of the burglary, but baving ever.
revealed anything to the officer. Aside from
the evidence expected from him, enough was
forthcoming to justify the Mayor in binding
each of them over for their appearance at the
Circuit Court. The amount Of their bonds
were fixed at 500 leach. Gabriel, who sought
TO save his comrades, was held to bail in the
sum Of $500, on charge of perjury.
Another boy, about ten years of age, whose
name we withhold, Of respectable parentags
has been engaged in numerous acts of pett '
depredations, recently, until his conduct at.
tracted the attention of the officers. He Was
accordingly brought before the Mayor, Who
in consideration Of his extreme youth, dis
missed him with severe admonition, which,
it is to be hoped, will have a salutary effect,
SAINT JosErH's CHuRcH.-This structure. by
far the finest edifice in the city, located on the
corner of Twelfth and Greenup- streets, is now
nearly completed. Its style OF architecture Is
modern, and its interior arrangement, which ia
in admirable tasteyis decorated with cruci-
fixes, and paintings, and other para phernelis
used in Catholic Churches. Around the walls
are pictures, eighteen In number, repro senting
different incidents in the journey of Christ to
Mount Calvary. The frat Of these represent
his trial before Pil&te, and the last, his inter-
ment In the Holy Sepulchre. The altar is
decorated with flowers and numerous quota
tions from various parts Of the Scriptures. The
church is slways. open, and at almost any
hour Of the day, persons may be seen kneeling
in Its aisles and offering up their prayers after
the manner Of their sect. ~ =
I MoRE 4LAeRR.--Mf. Charles Geisbauer ia
erecting another large brewery, opposite bid,
old one, on the corner Of Scott and Pike-streets,
Either tho Americans are fast learning TO
drink lager, or the Germans are immensely On
the increase; but probably both of these tond
to enhance the demand for this beverage.
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ARRESTED FOR GRAND LARoENY.-A woman
named Ellen Keif was arrested yesterday and
committed to the Ninth.street Station house
upon charge Of stealing $lo5 from another
named Hannah Job, who resides on the corner
of Longworth and Plum-street. It appears
that Ellen had been engaged In the Millinery
establishment Of the other, and that while
there, having some liberty, she was tempted
about four weeks ago to take this money. The
theft was not discovered for some time, and
the thief, had she been prudent, might have es-
osped entirely. But her vanity, trait COM
mon to women, induced her to dress herself in
such style as to exotic suspicion, which sf-
terward became almost as "strong as proofs Of
Holy writ" She will, in oil probability, un-
dsrgo an examination this morning before
Judge Lowe sYF ,it.H saiillf ~
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ANNUAL REPORT OF HAMILTON CogNrY AaRI.
CULTURAL SocIErY TO THE CouNrY ftoyhnssroS.
The Board Of Directors of the Hamilton
County Agricultural Society yesterday submit.
ted their annual report to the Board Of County
Commissioners. It reads as follows:
"We feel gratifed to state thst we have
added many improvements to cur grounds that
will prove permanent and give ~ the property
an inviting appearance-as the erection Of
substaptial fences, planting shsde-troes, con-
Quoting, water TO and through the grounds from
tho canal, building stabIest &c. 4Gt
"We havelestimated the value Of our property
at figure above that of the report. This Is
explained by the fact that all the fencing on
the north side Of the grounds has been built
within the past year, as we'll asfths long run
Of stables on the west side, some forty in num-
ber, requiring an expense Of of about 81 ,O0O."
The financial statement is as follows:
RECEIPTS:
Total receipts from the Fair of 43s a.
Total receipts from the County Treasury... 200 90
".S2 635 tS
a'SJ ~ +@ha DISBURSEMENTS Q ,7g.
Expended for Premiums. SO 90
1886 81
.."...S2,4 400 9I
LIABILITIES:
Bls Payable In 100 90
sundry 3l3S 90
,233 90
Ggs W IA ( AssErs: VI klAia
Fair Grounds and Improvement =. -. 90
TTsnts Tackle 800 90
Cash ana good 228 50
Ia, \. ,I2S 80
Oeuuc' 923S. 90
Excess of assets on liabilities 400 90
The report was made by John G. Sohenck,
Secretary Of the Society and Chairman of the
Committee on Accounts. The profits on the
Fair of 1859 were 1928 81.