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The national Republican., 1862-04-28
HIonLY IMPORTANT 10

HIonLI IMPORTANT TO
AMBRoTSPE AND DAGUERREAN ARTIsTsi
both In the city and surrounding country, 10.
In addition to our large business, We have ADDED
large and choice stock Of ambrotype and dagger
rean materials, suoh -
UNION CASES,
Every sire In the Trade.
DOUBLE GILT BANNER CASES,
every sire made.
UNION GILT FRAMES,
every size made.
FANCY and OVAL MATS aud PREsERvERs
every size In the Trade.
EXCELSIOR IRON PLATES,
every size made.
MELAINoTYPE AND VENUS PLATES,
every sise made.
CUT CROWN GLASS,
every size In the Trade.
We guarantee to sell this stock at or near the man
ufaoturen prices.
Our printed PRlCE.LIsT sent ffss to any sd
dress
Orders from the Camps promptly attended to,
Store open from 7 80 d. IN. to s.ao p. m.
Remember the NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
r. J. BELLEw / CO.,
Aansfso,srsrs' Agents,
sass Wshisssoe, y. q
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DHlgrIgTRY.
N. TOOMIs. M. D.,

TnnInS Y1DVn
y NJ. LOONIs, M. D..
n hysasss sna pessa,se q ths ni.sisl rlass
Ha4y pefvUnS oan wsa1 theoe tech Who cannot
NyeS oehsu and no psssoa en- vsas othsfs who 80.
- wsas thiss. ....I
Hsfsoas eaiihg q ~ oAss sas b. ssssaneasssA
WITH my style and Price Of Tssth they nAy Neslfs
bet 70 tkese who are partie1las snd WI the pafsst
psSss ..if RI: ~ IT, = .ss: ~ M
WArfAntoA.
looGS n shk sity-Ne ~ Psp,sylyaaia svsass,
estwssn Ninth - Teath stzssts. Alse, % Arch
sssst, PhiiaAslphiA. DislS-ly
IN. L0CK WOOD esnsanass shs Rras-
" tiee Of DsnUSRy, in the WashiAgtoa DIIlding,
eugnee Rmn1ylvna6 sysaus anA 0svsatA stxsst
Aayi1s pelsNesd n The eoath nsasiy sx.ssa yeaas.
- fesb 6ssafsd thaA b. ean rive satAstaoa % any
oAt nay ell.
flAfs, CAl0olOfa sAnlnisssrsA whsa dssassd.
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CELECT SCHOOL FOR 0IALS.
Sl9 Per Quarter, French and Music included,
Mss. A. ZAPPoNE, Principal,
No. 81 X street,
Near the Circle.
ADIFunhhed Rooms for Rent, o. very modersts
tsrDs, IN the sane building dec n-H
ID X. A. u A PpO ON r.,
Regular Physician and Professor Of the various
branches Of Science connected with Medicine,
once, No 81 X street, rear the Circle.
There are no better remedies than those used BY
DR.. Zappone, for the Cure Of Rheumatiim, Neural
GA, Gout, Dropey, FeveP, Dyspepsia, aad other
disc ssea prevalent here Delicate Ladies especially
would lind II 10 their greatest advantage to consult
DR. T. He prcmtsss TO all satisfaction aud prompt
relief Vaccine mater Of the best and freshest kind
constantly kept on hand, and carefully Inserted.
Charges very moderate. ape-U
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q EFT THE BHSTl
Martens Card Portraits
MEN OF THE TIME!

These Portraits are Superior to any now In
the Market, and are remarkable for the faith.
fulness with which the Likeness 10 portrayed.
Printed on cards Of the same size - Oartes
de Visiie," they are adapted to the Photograph
Album, or can be sent 10 distant friends BY
mail. ....
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FRIEND II NEED. TRY 1T.

FRIEND II NEED. TRY IT.
DIR. SWEETS INFALLIBLE LINMENTS
The great external remedy Of the age, prepared
from the recipe Of DIR. Stephen Sweet, Of Conneoti
out, the celebrated bone setter whose fame is un.
riyaled by that Of any living man. II Ia . certain
and immediate cure for Rheumltltm, Gout, Neural
gia, Sprains, Brui,ts, Cuts, Wounds, Sores, Burns
Sealds, Piles, Lumlsgo, Headache, TOothschs, and
all Rheumatic and Nervous Disorders, External In
juries, 30.
All sufferers should give iIa TRIAL.
RICHARDSON CO PropIistors,
Norwich, Cona.
For sale by CHARLES srOTT, General Assu,
fos Washington, and by all dealers.
Nb 2t-d&wly
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PAPER HANGING.

fuOUsE BECORATORs
II AND UPHOLSTERER0.
We would respectfully notify all In want
Of an Upholsterer or Psper Hanger that we
are prepared 70 execute oil work intfusted
to a In the most superior manner and on the
shortest possible notice. All work done By
1 % \ under our own immediate supervision,
and satisfAotiop d guaranteed In every oass
JOSEPH r. X. PLANT 3 CO.,
No. $50 D street, bet Ninth and Tenth.
Refer to Msems. Louis =. Perry Co, al
pealen In Carpets, il-cloths, 10. ooFnerof
Ninth, treet and Psnnsylvaaia svsnus.
| feb
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'e"~"~
y 10 y, fDr q y
SW ., for 100
70 8, Nsr LOO
Ito ., fos LOO
10 10, for 500
. 10 II, NJ 500
Ato 10, hf 100
10 to Is, fs 400
Sto 7, fos LOO
~ ., f0s -
$50 ., foe LOO
Q to 10, for l.N
40 Z, foe Loo
so :, for -
40 :, for 100
8 to ., for LOO
SU 8, for 100
8 to Q, fer LOO
sto :, fes l.es
sso 8, for LOO
The national Republican., 1862-04-28

~ YOUR ATTENTION IS CALLED TO OUR
new stock Of Spring Co' hing Furnishing Goods,
Trunks, Hats and Caps, which we are selling al
lower Lstss thAa any other store In the city, 81
sAlTH'e, No. 800 Seventh street, near y. '-4'
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~ List Of Portraits, March, 1859, Publishsd
Honthly. Revised:
pArRIoTS,
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SOLE AGENT FOR THE DISTRICT,
WM. BALLANTYNE,
i9S, seventh Street, near Post Once,
Where all orders will be promptly attsndsdto.
Get the Best! Get MARTENS
PHOTOGRAPH ALBUMS

A full supply, at all prices from Is OTIS. to $26.
Liberal Deduction made to those who sell
again.
Stationery Packages, Writing Cases, Portfol.
los, Diaries, and everything in the Stationery
line at the lowest prices.
Consult your own interest, and 60 to
BALLANTYNE's,
4ss, Seventh street, between D and Z.
mar 29-lm
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The 6I +. M Line runs daily, eundsys e
The II r. NJ. Southern Mail runs dsi,y.
WAY LINES.

For Bsistol, Trenton, 80, st 10 and o.: A. NJ ,
aud 8, 8 80 and IL + NJ, from kensinston, and ~
+. n, from Walnut street wha'f
For Briatol and intermediate Stations st 1iii A.
NJ. from Kensip gton.
For Palmyra, Ryerton, Dslsuoo, Beverly, Bur
lingtop, Florence, Bordeniown, &C At AZ 4, 8
and 81 r. n
Steamboat Trenton for Bor icutown sad interme.
diate Stations at 2k +. M, from walnut street
wharf.
sS- For New York. and Way Lines isSvius Ken
tipgton Depot take the Cars on Fifth street. above
Walnut, halt an hsur before departure. The Cars
ran inte the Depot, and on arrival Of esch Trsiu,
ran from the Depot
'Firy pounds OF Baggage only allowei each pas
seuGer. Passenger are prohibited from taking any
thing Baggage hut their wesripg spfarc! All
hagga2e over fny pounds, to be pad for extra
The COMPANY limit their responsibility for Baggage
to One Dollar per pound ard will NO be- liable for
any amount beyond loo Dollars, exo,pt BY spe, isl
c ntrast WIN. II. GATZsER, Agent.
an 70
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nROPOsALy rOR HORSES

DROPOsALs FOR HORSES
Dlror orA..lHnAsr.rso o,r,s,,
turnT u Esghsenh dnd g streets, WdshiHgtcn
april 2S, 1902.
SEALED PROPOSALS will be received at this
office until Saturday, the 10th day OF May, st l9
tseOS two thousand Horses, % Of The following o a..
scrip'ions, viz:
CAVALRY.
FoR CAvALRY-Q ,0Oo) Que thousand horpes, from
90 fifteen to g sixteen hand, % high bstyssn Ave
TO the saddle; coupsctly built, and free from oil
defects. -
from ubs) fifteen and one half to (1e) sixteen hands
high, between I've and eight year, Of age; OF DARK
SGSls U, iSes 10 IRON a ~ Som&psey & GIS vel
pounds.
PROPOSALS.
Proposals must specify clearly whether the bid Is
for Cavalry or artillery horses sad in No must
il any bidder wishes to propose for both Glasses he
must forward two distinct propoeals-one for each
oSer By lie py
II bid is In the name OF . arm, the names Of all
the partners must appear, or 1t will not Be consid
Proposals must be addressed to Col D. H Ruckef,
Quartermaster U. 8. Army. Washington, D c., and
must be plainly marked, "Propo'als for Horses"
GUARANTEE.
The ability of the bidder to all the contract should
it be awarded to him, mu.t be GUARANTEED By two re
rpousble persons, whose signatures must BE- append.
cd to the guarantees.
shown BY the ofosl osrtifcste Of he CLERK Of tie
nearest district court or Of the United States district
Biddsr must b. present in person when the bies
are opened or their proposals. will mot Be consid.
by the contractor and both Of his guarsntors will
be required Of the successful bidder upon signing the
contract.
be s s4Sa q; Il
them, or to have bones tigned In sntIoipati.n and
Sa;n 81 s
being made At this ofce' either personally by letter
Firm Of Guarantee.
we-,,o of the county Of. and State
Oh, and -, Of the county of and
State Of -, do hereby guaranty that 80 he Is
able to iulal IL accordance with the termI
Of his proposition sId that, should h. proposition
accordance herewith.
should the contract be awarded him, we are pre
pared to become his securities.
CIo this guarantee must be appended the q0'cio
certificate above mentioned)
INSPECTION, DELIVERY, DC.
All horses contracted for under this sdvertisemsn
1 Ss 5. s.
No Mars will be received.
The horses must all be delivered Ia this city on
utllte snTudy, he 1M dey ~ Ady, ano no eLfen1on O
time will be granted on any prstext
Payment to be = ade upon the completion Of eacll
contract, or so soon thereafter % the the Depol
Quaitermaster shall be In funds.
Any iniormality In the bid, or non conformanc,
with the terms OF this advertisement, will insure the
rejection OF the proposal
These horses will be awarded In lots Of thar
tsol two hundred each, .nlees the Depot Quarter
master should deem for the interest Of the Govern
mcnt TO accept larger number.
The Depot Quartermaster reserves to himself thu
right to reject any or all bids that he may deem toe
high.
D. II. RUCKER,
Colonel and Depot Quarermsster.
ap 2i-tMsy10.
The national Republican., 1862-04-28

CPECIAL NOTCE.I TAKE PLEASURE IN
- informing M friends that have Just received
snotbeF stosf Of be best and finest Clothing 10 the
country, which IN now oaerins at lees than whole
sale prices, at J. a. SMITHS Clothing Store No
48O Seventh street. near +.
J. w. KEEP,
Fomerly over Galts Jewelry Store.
hQunI
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.fGENTS WANTED

In all the Camps, to whom Liberal Terms are
offered. Any industrious man can make
money by engaging in their Sale.
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T,u OFsICERs, sUTLkRx, &c.

VTNO OFFICGRS, BUTLENN, &c.
A new light, four wheeled WA y
CON, with water proof eoyers, L=eSl&44YRH
and handsome leather cushiens,
built to order at New York ant cost eis9, EOR
SALE, at q moderate price. Aso, New fors
made set Of DOUBLE hARNEtS, plated fittings
never used. Also, set Of plsly SisSLk HAss.ss.
quite new. Apply for addrese q Stable and Groom
10 4s7 Seventeenth street, oornG OF J. deo ~
WOOD Az ID COAhi
On hand, fall supply Of 81 kinds Of AnlAkA-
~ Coal kept in GOAL houSs. well sorssosd before
delivery,
2,240 lbs to the ton.
Wood, Of al Sinds, prCsrsd,0 or asnvsr"d cord
length.
TkRhS CASHi
TJ.&W. n. GALA,
No. - Pennsylvsnia avenue,
ualy-a ostveen llth and 9Th stresta.
The national Republican., 1862-04-28

The fsllowing lots sr silvsr-PiassA WAR
are q the Best Mako In the Trade, and
are warranted - Be Deubls silver.
Plated - the best material, and sSsal
i.qsslisS - sny Plated 0ee<ls sold by
the best regulated Hsassss
Fsll sstts Elegant Tipped a,d Threaded ID.
bic Spoons. fo91l.Ss
TIPPED and Threaded t.
bic Eosks...............f for l.Se
Tipped ssd Threaded Tea
Spoons 10 match. ........ for 100
splsndh Extsa silvsrpaaAsd Olive a.d
Threaded Table oshs....."...........f for 400
Splendid Extra Silver plated Olive and
Threaded Table Spoons for 100
We sell:
Else Silver. plated csps, Mug, Goslsts, Salt
Stands In every pattsrn retail price ., for LOO
Elegant siivsr.plated Cake snd Card Bas-
sss.... worth $50, for 500
Tho attention Of our numerous patrons ia 70
quested 10 our Large and Choice sslsction
Of Gold Loaf and Enameled Rosewood
Photograph and Picture Frames,
Union Daguerrsotype Cases,
in every sise In the Trade.
We are sslliaS these goods from 70 es. to ss.so
httsd In order, being Is per oeut. lss than the
maken' retail price,
We are Agents for the Sale Of
hoCLAIN's CELEBRATED
COLOGNEs, EXTRACTS, and
COCOANUT HAIR OILS,
MERCHANTS C0IOGNEs, EXTRACTS, ETC.,
ALSO FOE
wORSLEY's HONEY, ALMOND,
PALM AND WINDSOR SOAP;
ALSO, TAYLoRs,
Put up in Family Boxes, to suit purchasers,
Wholesale and Retail.
Also, full lines Of Notions and Fancy Goods,
all Of which We offer at the Manufacturers
Prices, without any freight added.
The Trade, Dealers. Suffers and Pedlars are
respectfully invited.
We guarantee TO sell at New York and Phia
delphia prices, or perish in The attempt.
We are bound to sell cheaper than the
ohsapsst-delivered free.
Ladies' and Gentlemen give US an early call,
it makes no difference whether you buy or mott
look over our full lises Of
Fine Jepehy, iSilrer Plated Ware, GU and N.ncy
Frames, Nagauings, Pictures, Perfimny,
Soaps, Staple and Fancy Goods.
~ Gsntlsmsnly clerks are always ready 10
The national Republican., 1862-04-28
MISCELLANEOUS.
1862. Arrangement for 1862.
NEW YORK LINES.

THE CAMDEN AND AMBOY AND PHlLA.
DELPHIA ANDTRENTON RAILROAD CO.'S
LINES.
FROM PHILADELPHIA TO NEW YORK
AND WAY PLACES.
From Walnut street wharf, and Ken.
aington Depot.
WILL LEAvB As FOLLOWS, VIZ: Fare.
Al Q A. NJ via Camden and Amboy-C. "A.
Accommodation. ion...................-...S ..SNH
Al 0 4. NJ, via Csm1en aud jersey City-New
Jersey Accommodation -. minimum. 3.25
Al o., A. NJ ,vis Keusington and jersey City
AZ Hf p. NJ via Camden and Amboy-Accom
A.9f. n via Camden and Xmboy-G and L. -
A,4P M via Camden and jersey CITY
Evening Express. ess......................... 400
At r. n via Camden and Jersey City,
I'd Class cket.. ........................... 22b
Mek Y. n via Remington and jersey City
At 70 r. NJ, Via Kensingtcn and jersey City
Southern Mail. ...........: 1900 soy
At + NJ, via Camden and Amboy-Accom
mediation, (Freight aud Passsnger.)-
ist class ticket. 2S
I'd class ticket. ............ 10
The 81 +. N Line runs daily, eundays exc. ptN.
The II r. NJ. Southern Mall runs daily.
The national Republican., 1862-04-28
VIZ OOD AID OOAkI

TNHE BEST PLACE IN TOWN TO BUY
i Clothing Is at SMITHS. No. 400 Seventh st.,
opposite Post Once.
BARNJM is HERE
~ ON FREE EtHIBiTION-One Of the best
stocks Of Clothing, Furnishing Goods, Hats, and
Caps
mar 20-d3m
The national Republican., 1862-04-28

WALL, STEPHERs Il co.,
" MILITARY AND NAVAL
NJ E r CT HANI TAIL ORS,
AHp pEALRns IN
sW0kD9, 8 sASHES, BELTS, EPAULETS,
SHOULDER STRAPS, GAUNTLETs,
GLOVES, &C,
AND EvRRY vARIErY OF
READ Y-HADE CLOTHING,
Atrsasouable prices.
WALL, STEPHENS b CO.,
399 Psnnsylvania avenue,
Jan ID between 9th and 10Th strests
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NEW EoHk HU'I"H 3
LAW, FINANCIAL AND COLLECTING.
INVOICE BILLS BUsINEss NOTES NEGOTIATED.
PROTESTED Noras AND DEPEREp ACCOUNTS
BouGHT AND CoLLEcIEp.
STOCKS AND BONDS BOUGHT AND SOLD
EXCLUSIVELY ON COMMISSION,
PROCUREMENT CLAIMS BOUGL7.-SH
By G. Y. HOUSE,
Counselor at LAW,
25 Nasssu Street, New York.
ArTsn year. IN Ae State and Dnited Saiss CNrts.
Advice gratis. APPS
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p R AN G'S
CARD PORTRAITS
OF .
Prominent Characters!
PRANG's CARD PORTRAITS
PROMINENT CHARACTERS.

TIE only original and liielIks publication Of hin.
iatsrs Portraits - Line Engravisss Jest large
enough 10 enclose In Q common Letter Eavelop~ for
sstisyins the curiosity Of distant friends, or to o.
nanent . Photographic Album. For collsoiss
they are much superior TO Photographs, ~ they Will
Last for Hsndreds Of Year,. M
OUR IMPRINT IS ON ALL OUR PUBLI-
CATIONS.
for q. A very liberal disoosnt to the trade.
PICTURES, MAPS or BOOKS seat 10 say a.
drss In the Uaitsd States and Canadas, FREE OF
P0STAGE. The money must sesompaay every
order.
The national Republican., 1862-04-28

ID ROFE1SOA ALEXANDER wOLOW.
L sKl is continuing his courses on the
PIANO AND IN SINGING,
BY h, New and Simplidtd Method, st his residepce
No. .sl, Tenth street, between Z aud r.
apr l6-lm
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CIvTLlANy.
Abraham Lincoln, President Of the United States.
Hannibal Hamlin, vise. .Presidsnt United States.
William II. Seward, Secretary Of State.
Edwin NJ. Stanton, Secretary Of War.
Gideon " elles, Secretary Of the Navy.
salmon p. Chase, Secretary Of the Treasury.
Caleb b. Smith, Secretary Of the Interior.
Montgomery Blair, Postmaster General.
Edward Bates. Attorney General
Hon. Joseph Holt.
Hon. Andrew johnson
Rev. Robert J. Brecklnridgs, d. d.
Hon. Alfred II. Ely.
REBEIS.
Jefferson Davis Gen. Buckner.
Gen Beauregard. Com. HELMS.
~ New Portraits added daily
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l.. PRANG Il CO..
Publishers 4 Practical Lithegraphers,
No. $40 SEVENTH STREET, FouR Doors ABovE
D, UP STAIRS, WAsHNoroN.
No. "a NERcHANr's Row, BosroN, MASS.
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RIB ssMslss % conoaIss, PaoFss.
sAonAl 0snttsmsn, and others.
lhe saAssAGned are psspared 70 print Speeches
lSisfs, Panphleb, ksports, or any description Of
-jook work, and soiieIt orders
It!L....t... WIN .aCAMMELL Il CO., 80
ssva-o NJ ossiaa sBsst, UisASeAL
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Anew STYLE SPRING .&P JUST REC'D.
IN oaiy u, at No. 2oO Seventh street
mar 26--d3m
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n AsHInkTOH SKIRT TAOTORY.

WANTEI-So females to learn to make skirts.
A psrsou oa, In short time, make, per week, from
Is % O. Ipquire tor partien'sre. at lO7 Seventh st.
hss-ssn a md II INV lA-H
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AlG lift
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N. B.-various other pictures In work.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1862-06-13
MORO about that interesting, BOY.

We copied from the Wheeling Intelhgen-
Ger something about boy with one tooth,
who makes snakes his companions, keeping
them in his hat and his pockets, and, for q
consideration, biting them in two, and per-
forming other tasty snake feats. We werc
disposed TO think that the spring sun had
thawed out dormant snakes and old snake
stories 1t seems the Intell,geneer was
thin-skinned enough to feel bad that news
papers should doubt its veracity on a snake
story, when oven the sea-serpent is not yct
caught, and so that paper, coming to the
defence of its character for truth and verac-
ity, says:
We assure our cotemporaries that the sto-
ry is more than true. We have since seen
and heard a great deal more of this fellow
Fay and his doings with snakes. He will
capture given number of snakes as readily
as one would find given number Of min
nows in the creek along whose banks tho
fellow resides, and be will bite their heads
off with no more concern than he would
manifest in biting off a chow Of dog leg to-
bacco. It is known that he has bitten the
heads off at least one or two hundred snakes
at different times during the present spring.
As VIC said before, he has but one or two
teeth in his upper jaw, and he is compelled
To chew and tear tho heads in order to sep
arate them from the bodies, the reptiles
being alive and squirming horribly. Among
the snakes which he delights to fondle arc
the species known as house adders, which
he finds in old hay and straw stacks.
Another peculiarly about the fellow is
that the dogs arc all afraid Of him, or else
he exercises some charm upon the axe"
species. He will go into yard or house
in the middle Of the night, unlooss the
most ferocious dog and kick him bowling
into the street. He has done this repeat
edly with very savage dogs in the neigh
borhood, which no person, other than these
with whom the dogs arc acquainted, dare
approach.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1862-06-13
PREMIUM LIST.
No. 1. Short Horns

Females same as males.
No. ?. DsvOns-premiums same as
short horns.
No. 8, neutrality-suspicious. same as
short horns.
No. 4. Ayershirss and AIdsrnys-pre-
miums same as short horns.
Pedigrees duly certified must be ex-
hibited to the Board.
Committees on No. l., 2. and 4,
Lewis X. Wright. Samuel Skinner, Jas.
Huss. Jas. Parks and John Whilmore.
No. g. Work Oxen and Steers.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1862-06-13

MORE ABour BoULleKY.-An officer of
the Massachusetts Thirty-6rst writes from
New Orleans as follows:
Last night the officer of the guard at the
st. Charles was accosted by a gentleman
whom he found to be BOuligny, one Of the
last Representatives whom Lcuisians sent
to Congress, and who held out for the Un-
ion long after his State seceeded. Since
that time that nun has fought no less fhon
seven duels-nearly one q month-sclely
on account of bis Union sentiments. He is
now manned man, hisleft hand shattered
and bis left arm paTalyzed, and one or both
Of his feet injured. That is literally stand
ing up for the Union" and he says he is
still as strong Union man as ever. All
honor to him and all like him. May they be
many.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1862-06-13

Best yoke three year old steers o,OO
I'd do do ZOO
Best yoke under three years old 500
I'd do do 600
The judges will take into consideration
the training as we'll as the symmetry and
proper matching, aud try the teams at the
plow or otherwise as they may think prop.
er
Committee-James Lemon, Peter King,
and Samuel Smith, Of Green Creek.
No. 6-Fat Cattle.
Best fat creature 8 years old and over 800
I'd do do 200
Exhibitors 10 this list must state in wri-
ting the kind Of keeping during the last
year.
Committee-A. Van Doren, A. Tray
erse, Henry Ludwig.
No. 7-Milch Cows.
Best milch COW 200
Cd do 200
Milk and butter must be carefully
measured and weighed and the amount
certified on oath, and the COW must be
exhibited at The fair.
Committee-Thos. Cochrane, o. Nc
Intire, U. B. Lemon.
No. Cdnle-- Sweepstakes.
Best bull 3 years old and over 400
2nd do 800
Best bull years old 400
2nd do 800
Best bull year old 200
2nd do 90
Best bull calf 100
Females same as males.
Best pen of not less than calves, 800
End do 200
Commiltee-Benj Inmau, N. P. Bird
sey, Jas. N. Smith, Thos. Holcomb, Ed
win Van Dorm, Campbell, Jacob Stahl.
No. 9--BIooded Horses and Mares.
Best stallion years old and over, 400
end do 200
Best stallion yrs old and under 400
end do 500
Best brood mare 4 years old and over,
with specimen Of stock, 400
2nd do 500
Committee-C. G. Sanford, George w.
Fisher, John Beery, Elisha Dawley. Geo.
Hurdck.
No. 10 Geldings and mares for harness.
saddle dc.
Best gelding or mare for light harness 4
years old and over, to be exhibited in
single harness, 400
2nd do 800
Best gelding or mare for saddle years
old and over to be exhibited under sad
die, 400
end do 800
Committee-W G. Hafford, w. Price,
N. G. Rathbone, Adam Bear. l. NJ. Allen.
No. 1l-Horses for general purposes.
Best stallion years old and over 400
end do 800
Best stallion years old 400
| 2nd do 800
Best single draft horse or mare 800
end do 200
Committee-Wm. Tew, Jacob Winters,
VIM. Anderson, VIM. Austin, S. H.
Russell,
No. 12-Matc6ed Horses or Mares.
Best pair carriage horses or mares 400
2ud do 800
Best farm or draft horses or mares 400
2nd do 800
Best matched roadsters, 400
2nd do 800
Best pair matched 8 year old colts 500
end do 200
Committee-D. S. Tinney, Charles
Powers, Jas. Lewis, B. F. Lewis, David
Hawk.
No. l3- Sweepstakes for Colts,
Best 8 year old geldiug colt 800
end do 200
Best year old Filley 500
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No. 24-FTeZd Crons

Competitors in this class must comply
with the 7th article Of the constitution.
The committee in this class are the board
Of Directors. Entries may be made in
class % up 10 Nov. 1st 1862.
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Best yoke three year old steers 800
I'd do do 200
Best yoke under three years old 800
I'd do do 600
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LaTBesI eAHIUIVIOU UI PIgeVH8 not Ie5s
than varieties 100
do Birds 100
Best poultry owned by one exhibitor 2. 90
Committee-Rev. Alderman, Rev. Bush
nell, Rev Phelps, Rev. Heller Rev. Long,
Rev. O'Neil, Rev. Nose.
No. 22-AgriculIural Implements.
ID 4 4 L
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No 20--SmoH Breed.
Premiums same as above.
Commiitee--W. ]. Havens, David
Fuller, M, Reed, w. H. Harrison, Saml.
Fennimore.