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The New York herald., 1863-09-29
Promotion or Cap.ain Wood, U. =. A.

Lieutenant Wood, aid to General Cauby Chief Of ord.
nance and Artillery Of the Department OF the Fast and
superintendent or the srmamen. Of the forncatiops
around tho city and in the harbor Of New York, has
recently been promoted 10 the rank OF captain OF the
regular army, with commission dating from May last.
Captain Charles q. Wood born In Tcrre Haute Indi
ana In the 1887 and Is the eldest of Charles
Wood Secretary OF the Tere Hautc and Richmond Rail
road Captain Wood at the age Of elected
captain OF an independent company called the Fred
Harrison Guards, Tcrre IIante, aud extensively
known IN the West for his military capacity In the be
ginning or the present rebellion he among the
first to Offer bis services 20 and be 3epted by
Governor Norton, from whom he received q com
mission as major of the Eleventh Indiana Zoueves
m 1851, which position he accepted, but subse
qnently resipned, In order 10 accept second lieu
tenancy 10 the Ninth regiment Of infantry Of the
regular army, ON the Goth OF April. 1851, his com
mission OF nrst lieutenant bearing date May II,
1891 Captain Wood was then appointed TO an
important position at Fort Lafayette no remained
until the lst OF August, 1885, at which time General
Candy attached him to his staff Chief Of Ordnance and
Artillery OF the Department Of the East Captain Wood
was engaged with the rioters in Mott street at the time
OF the riot, and with single company Of regulars dis
persed mob numbering between three and four thousand
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The Riot Ciaims.~

Nk"Es OF FNNIIEs GRANTLb KELlLF.
The Snpervtso's Committee on Claims hold meet in -
regularly every dsy, Tor the purpose Of examining the
great number Of which have been presented for
lhe csisihsf t,ion, About Thousand cases ia ve
come e"rc tie committee, and less than one third o.
these have been assed upon Every applicant tor rel Of
IL required 20 prove under oath three ltcls wy
The ownersinp OF the property alleged to have been
destroyed or damaged
tsscfusi value ~ the time of It's damage desrnc-
ton, aud
lhat such property vas destroyed damaged by +.
or ~ direct conTcqnence of, the riot.
Nsny Of the claims presented are said TO have boz
grossly exaggerated, aud Others csnnp, allowed
Under ihe prori~ons oi the statute is5a Among
ihse ~, allowed are nclded Ill cases Il bodily injuries
loss 81 hfe, interruption OF business Ac.
ihe committee lnte1d 10 report number ot cases 10
lhe bo'rd 81 supervisors u day for Anal sction Relief
llAl rAs.L. 49, l...i.
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The hanks and tAe Commissioners o
Taxes.
ARE UNITED STATES BONDS AND SECURITIES EXEMPT
FROM ASSESSMENTS

FROM ASSESSMENTS
SUPREME oouRr--tRSERAL YERM.
Before Hon. Judges Sutherland tP. Leonard Alien
ssrr. 2s the People az he Reloioa Of ne Bcns Of
Commerce N.w York The Cos,ai,soaeys of Tases.-
This is important case involving 2res, principle
and employing array OF counsel tabout eighteen in
number) too numerous TO mention. The complainant
that the capital stock OF tho association
TO I'VE hundred thousand dollars $500 OoO) that It's re,
consists Of lot OF ground known No 234 Pearl
street the Second ward OF the city Of New York
which stands their banking housc mud tina, aid real estate
value o. twenty thousand ave bnndred dollars
(s22 5O0) That Of said capital the og $i77 FOO
tho 18th day OF gJannay 1863 and thence hitherto at
All times has been invested In the stocks. bonds and
other securities OF the United sta,ss which
exempt from taxation under the laws of the State OF
New York any State authority. and that said
OF capital si77 800, included in aud
part of the sum o. 81 0a2 $50 invested in securities
ina, ON the 20 day Of April 1885, the petitioner pre-.
the city Of New York sad statement That about
Juno ~, 1853, petitioner was informed Dy h comms
sionos 81 raycs and Assessments that they had assessed
and caused 20 be entered in the tax anu ssessment roll
for the current year, 1858 the Of s4.7 500, as the
and have determined tist u sha taxqd amount
assessed. That the Commissioners have thus deter
mined the petitioner shall be assessed sai stocks
bonds securities the said Unied states and
the said amount OF x477 100 invested therein aud the W.
t,oncr claims aud insists that The amount OF the rhsd
states stocks. bonds and other securities should be
cped from the ASSESSMENT roll the current year, and
that the sii of s4,5 800 capital Of said
lion nvc sted should be wholly exempted ron taxa
ticn and and that the citation should only
pay taxes ~ sad rcs estate IRE petitioner there
uroa protested against The. assessment 81 ~ Her
soDal estate M T1 800 and requested the Commissioners
u oct he same and proseutod 70 the Commissioner
IT. objections TO assessment and taxation and offered
10 have its officers examine oatb reference thereto
The Commissioners wholly declined and refused ~
rect tho assessment or b. strike the same from The tax
and assessment reils and insist HAT the petitioner
is liable 10 tsNali0n on Rue amount ol t4ss 500
p personal property, and bound 70 pay taAes on the
that the 1ummiss abou, o. present the
roll the Bosr ~ supervisors ~ the county ~
New York FOR confirmation VI such assessment. The
petitioner therefore prays that wi of ceriorsr
u. issued and allowed bv this Couit directed 20 the Com
missioner requiring thcm 10 cory and return 10 this
Court all their proceedings IN the premises and all the
documents and papers before them and that the decision
and action of the Commissioners may be reviewed aud
corrected ha merits Nv the Court and the
the ssianers he corrected according o. law
/ The matter 10 sill before the conrt.
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EDWARD zoos.
The Veto or che wabash Railroad Bill
and PrOrOe atson OF the Illinois Legis-
Iature by Governor Yates.
ST. Louls. sept. 2s, 1868


despatch ffom Springfield, Ill.,, says:--
Judge Logan, Of this city OF oar nrst lawyers,
states IN reply TO an application opinion relative
the legality OF Governor Yates veto OF the wabsh Ra
road bill and the proropation o tho Illinois Legislature
last winter that be has given the subject bis attention.
and then IN an elaborate opinion proceeds sustain the
legality Of the action Of Governor Yates in both cases
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Ih. Draft ta Brookiya.

Tt fanc~ ~ IN. lsssed apoa a. No 70 GRAD
ft'aoi hfrcsyu. ?. n. lestsrdts Those v,,Loo, -
asc.rc, tctors tc thc fcnih sArt, rrpos.yp
ws
Isur, i,sIcr, tssot uor. ..mav sAas p.sr4s
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An Extraordinary Habeas Corpus Case
Committal for COnte mps OF Court.
SUPREME COURT.
Before Hon. Judge Clerke.

Sspr She People az the Relation of Amelia A
Haseed IS Peter " Has.eedThis case, which has been
pending before the Court for weeks brought TO
close to day by the Judge entering order committing
the defendant for contempt OF court in making false
return to writ of habcas corpus for the child OF both
parties The facts developed are, that August Mrs.
Husteed left her husband FOR alleged violence On the
Ah September the father took the cnid IL daughter
nve years oldl by force (as Is acged from the
in the city OF Brooklyn the residence Of the mother
OF Mrs. Hustled Mrs II. obtained writ or habcas
pus and after much testimony, IN which there
elimination and recrmipati0n Mr.. Husteol commit
ted 10 jail for twenty days and ordered TO pav ine
500 f0r false return 70 the writ. Counsel for Mrs.
Husteed OK Judge Dean for defendant, Mr. Sherwood.
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,.Sst Uist,>rcS ~ wIntH,u. " Y-Ihe conyep 4.
LOO 10 nrrss ea14rea eamcai d TIE ChsYipiia ts,ai
80 I. ~ apao.l sad c.umte~s ~ piataI a. b-i,
~ tnN - tciare NIe Isgie',iar~ sai ropsrep ths
,auys t.ap J, l. 10 s>2e0'ts ip L"s ~ 18th u
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BIooaLSN covsCI,Irrs ExENpTRD.
The Brooklyn Common Council exempted the following
persoDsIrom the jraf, yesterday
Third Ward--O. T. nodgknson
Seventh ward--Robert A. Evans, Ebepezer Kimball,
John B. Robinson.
Tenth Ward-Rusus Wright. Angelo Ban,sno, James
Hand, Henry Loeber. Thomas l.. Stemp.
Sixteenth Ward--Charlcss HIM. Andrew Stumpf, W.
Hank, Frederick shutter.
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The Dr.rt In Albany.
rhe Turf.

Tie dram commenced in this city this morning. and ID
progressing quietly.
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IN. NINTH DISTRICT.
The Two MiiiSon Dollars Exemption
Loan.

lie only sub crpon 10 this loan yesterday
s,N ,os,u dollars. This makes The total suount up 10
the present date subscribed eight hundred and ninety.
three thou and ave hundred dollars
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rnurf CnIrnAnr-Thi. n.X

sxE COT g4.-Cgrru.-part lNOs. 1871, mn, 1881
taa fs3 eisl 2taS 21h. :s9a, 19SS, 2s5a 25sb Also,
ssaa 2al5, 2gs, 2ils, lsot, scrl. oesa Part a-Aa.
y. .ftieA tor tnffa.
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S'nt - g.nrus rendezvous. ............
The aopid esinfr"d 4 one ". gntU ZEN 4 u ia
M,pdsy.
ibo nafd of tscmplUu or thn s.,r 4 ,es sr.ci nm.
b~anus - c@ins n 4 A. \. yesterday Duru. t..
d'' e sase ~ ans inporturs occurred 10 relieve ths
'neu'tn5 81 tbe us4d rlliue " examination. Many
fefs rs arpar bafott iht 4pttt without havinr plsr
s'cawaHiar, ffps st,iapci iho Board sa pot r-eey.
ahy pap~fr ilsrre sre ao sgaae Tre snars
ia .n r.ief 90 ra-Ulncnca q document @isres
- lAr 'tHte tsrs oneu' ~ - Jnbn 81 z having tba
So AfItifh T. s4ch - uapnpf ~ b. i ntel.g h..
- y thr fptAbUf* tita lnYtd iudv lnnaliv re.u
e lhr Al y friar the ~ Ell casaa m lhursany
iA't ht ct~et Asre rater-ad N rausesrarc. -
~ ~ Hhf e'r' hftwuru he Ftnytst Nsfap,l a,d -.
oinef nsattef. Sl,im Nehe. shf iD ta..uei N,,...,
III "a inirr'isw ah the inerhNtH ~ fh6 p.,.rl 80
t-r1'y ihe iest ehich hHs bean n,a. pn6l,e ~.
~ AZ ears ih~i b. las.e gfodi. made ~ the resl,r h
Fuusr "eks. nae .nfgred many otber spa-t, ma.
vlduas ~ ~ tiserslfs 10 tie aine line ~
~ az Iath - iht- iaOntn liiof, named 10, =.
Sred h tlis clis frtn Naitrfd ,,nns, III seatsl =, ~.
~ rnicut Having, ~ The absence n the dive, \. ~.
on = s~a and -tase - the snth ss'1ne - w...tt'
Ttcd Ar!s'u FOR lIsydsrlg snadaCf 80 at,.
sner ~ M brpuxh - Canfs Tssr,r o>ss ~ tLe ,t,
sstsf q me fsTsrsnr - .si gc-et 80 ps NJ as.t
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IHE FIFTH DISTRICT,

ToIs. and matter 20 on As usual here. corps u
Abcu. thirty detectives have been employed the d,s
tr~t, woere business 1t 4 10 p.ck up deeTters they
have been operating a fortnight with considerable
soocess Lac percentages OF head lor -ervice ses
terdsy vas bc.nw heaveragc The follow ng table shows
The New York herald., 1863-06-06
MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.


BIKssEn-PsssAS.-on Thursday, june 4, a. Minssy
church. Elizabeth. N. j., by the Rev. n y Wares
RcnARp wAuE BIksxEs 70 vmsslA, eldest daughter u
pucNus--LAuMAs.--0nr Thursday, Juno 4, At the resi-
dence of the BRIDES father, by the Rev H. cArPen.
Ter, THoxAsP. BucKn Jr 70 MARY r., eldest laughter
Of David j. Ianman, all Of Brockiyn,
BRouGIi-rIisoy.-At Newark, N. j., on Saturday.
May IS, by the Rev. William Q. Brown, Mr.. Hc0H BsoudH
80 Mrs PIIsHE r. FLIsoN, both c New York. No cards
BKEARD-SMITB AT New Hartford, Cora. on wednes'
day June 8, by the Rev Hiram Eddy j. osARl,s hxs1so
q Smith, Esq ,of tho ioriner place.
aows-BRowSE.-0n Thursday, juno ., Al mlnsty
Of Rochester, 70 ssnaH P. BscwSn, Of dis city
DENroS-IoKooK.-0n Thursday, June =, a. tne ree1-
sence q the BRIDES father, by the Rev G G. Sor..n Mr.
Mr. II Hckcok, all OF this city. NO cafds.
HARRoLo--raoMrsos. Philsiephia, on tuesday,
June 2, by Rev Thcs =. Malcolm, JosSfT o. HAuR0LD 70
ANNIE e. THOMPSON, both OF This city.
HArpIN-PowsR. On "Wednesday. June 3, ~ 81 ste.
pbens charch by the Rev. J. W. Cummings, D. D.. MI
z = HAlrrs TO Miss HANNAH NJ PowER, all of this city
Aog'ussEs--DuFP.--0n Thursday evening, juno y, w
the Rev James Mlle,t, Mr. THOMAS MoCuscss to Miss
CAruARSE DUFF, all Of this city.
Ns-WHnTAKga.-0n Friday, June 5, At The Ohnrch
Of the Holy Trinity, brooklyn, by tho Rev pr. Atte
ing daughter of Henry Whitaker Eq Of Hereordshire,
Eagland.
kPEcgHAh--CAMPBEIL Thursday, juno 4, at the re
sidence Of the brides father, New York Mills. Oneida
county New York by the Rev. Chester Fitch, Mr. GcoRer
H. PEfKIAM OF New York; 10 Miss MARY CAMPREL, daugh
ter OF Samuel Campbell Esq.
Srour-CoNGER-In Bloomfield, n j., on Wednesday,
June 3, by the Rev +. j. Newn. G. LEE STOUT, Of New
Brunswck u RRBEcoA c., daughter OF Wright = Conger
TRUnnE--8oNzAIEs.-At Matanzas, Isiaud OF Cuba,
Wednesday,, May 81 MANUEL TRuJIiA Jr, OF Havana,
GONZALES youngest daughter OF the late jose
NatAde Gonzales de Ia Barrera, ESQ.,, OF Matanzas.
TouRsKR-GRAvEs--I Brooklyn, on Friday, June 6, al
sAMux r. TouRNIxR Of Cana oharie New York, to Miss
FRAScE F.. GRAVES, OF Brooklyn, New York No cards.
wALoor-NIcKINsoN.-AtH Harlem, on Sunday, Nay 81,
lAApHLA NICRINsoN.
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POLITICAL.

NENRRA COMMITTEE rAMMANY HALL
IA. Il asg Of Js
Pss y the Hon. Elijah
Trs.sy.ron, ;n,s Q, tn, ;SS
resolution adopted Sy last Demoefst,c State conSen
Ths. hsy VIZ o:aiinue 70 render the their
q s y 10 ss o. Ss % %
and aatan the constitution isbesvins that
shs aaiScie. with fai power % 70 accomplish
sscosp-novrxNsrs FOR rnacx
Resolved, That we earnestly desire 'he restoration Of
aaa wsr .0'''a 0' 'ns
o a%as ss
'n q %e ns sna AIN ns d Sesy ss Of re
% s 1ay he as anS s Ssps
Thai that its as incapable Of making an honora
wasins saccessfai war '-'''''N'' '"' " ' "
at who have no pow, 70 give ef
feet e SsS s s sss sSss ss
peace ~ SEPARATION q the States; and whereas the
rnon and md ,ass H. e. cGns.,aon hssa, 70 trust ina,
this ., OCCASION % 70 protest AGAINST the nsSotaon Of
ssrva1cn Of Union and Of the csashed BY
IHrRD-usUarIr,os or rowSR AND IsvAsos OF Personal
RIGHTS
through ihsir accsoMed @eeiiss
asS ought Sy 10 q & S s s
and Judicial authority ha 4 ought no. to be held in check
Tsss q .D. ss w % cf s hs aSa m y ..Ppsn
dcprvns their liberties without due process o. law
to o.. geops he right, e persons q properly Inc are
po cpeen n"a SDe ss ao Of the orn anS
and Jaw sns citizen. state reps % and dsncsnes
S G ssr which which ss % Ss
lion proclaimed their support Of the King Of
Great Britain and we charge that many Of the active
personal Interests, In contracts Office and stocks
The New York herald., 1863-06-06
MUSICAL.

A MAGNIFICENT ROSEWOOD PIANoFoRrE WILL
n be disp sed OF for 500 " removed this week has iron
frame action, and brilliant Tone &C,
and guaranteed perfect order. Call al 10 Allen street
FINE ROSEWOOD PIANO FOR s75; SPLENDID
n frame, French action, celebrated city maker.
wish bargain, at vs. East Fifteenth street
below rhird
BARGAINS IN AccoRDEoHs AND rLUTfNAs.-vIo.
ID Ds Guitars Drums fifes Ac. Wholesale and retail.
Ran trimmings Piano ani Lther wire superior Italian
maj 20 cents each Musical usr
rcTared. FhfDfhiNh hhe We &c boNefl.
NEUsIC-HiGHLy IMPoRTANr.-P. A. wUNDER.
NI MANN has. rsmoveh or broadway, te Laura
Hsenc theatre Al Kinds OF Musical fnsir1nents well
as Sheet Mus sold the lowest possible prices Foreign
Music soil thirty per cent cheaper than anywhere else
The highest rcr ccniaee allowed 70 TEACHERS AMI dealers
An music II not lsnd prncued at III. notice.
A new music received ublshed. Music mailed,
postage rad rereipt ol the price Musical Circulating
Library Tor all Knds Ot muse Pianos md Mcloteons for
"a or also tuned aud Repaired. Teachers nnding
eonetaing a4ainst our publications DO because
tbVy make more profit selnf the expensive Ones
wa therefore, Keep both editions Experienced PLAYERS
always ptcscn o try music D,pOt o. Calenbeig A
Nanpsis srans and tquhre Pianos
pIASoroRrE nor sALE.mA FINE SECOND HAND
Piano IN Get order will he sold torS y Apply Inn
ncdiely at l29s bas Twentieth street Third avenue
WANTED FOUR SECOND HAND PIANOS AT $50.
w s.5 $40 and si2s. Address Musical. boz ssSI New
york post Office
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MATRIMONIAL.

A YOUNG MAN, OCCUPYING FIRST CLASS POSI-
"A lion In society," wealthy good iooking &C. wishes 10
the of young lady with view TO matI
mony sAe must be possessed Uf good dsrositon orna
looking nni between the Of ~ and ~ ars Money
ob ect Address Benson Wheeler, forkvile, " n
A YOUNG LADY, or PREPoSsEssING APPEAR
N ance with income sufficient for her support
wishes 20 make toe acuantanc an honcst true hearted
e,neman. with 10 matrimony. Address, encios ng
cafte de vistc 4. A, station A.
} NJ DREoRAs MATRIMONIAL AGENCY, 80 WEST
lu iyth street. conducted on thu fssan plan OF
htrotncins ladies' aud gentlemen Of the highest
bihy. With view mitrimong, enahInr those whose
circle uanttrrls limited tp obtain partners for life
tho delay OF tedious conn.
dental. References changed Hours from 10 A. NJ 10
10 " sundays excepted.
MOT WISHING TO 90 THROUGH TEDIOUS
IN thip the SUI scrber th this war o. for,ing
10 nsnce of handsome aud fascinaun young aiy
of about IL ~ summers and winters Adfrss
enclosing earte de vibe (which III te treated
pmri on ID. GI and street
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NEW PUBLICATIONS.

MEXICAN Gas LIGHT JOURNAL CONTAIN
a slar rs, OF n.ary ave handred s,s liei companies
nm q. ELTON, Editor 81 Nassau street. corner Lihcr
Ne Work.
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posT orFICE NOTICE.

posr OFFICE NoTicE.-ruE NAILS FOR GREAT
Britain and TIE Continent via So champion aud Brc
,, no, .csmer TIarsa and for Ireland, Queenstown
,cr 81 amer ktna will at this fcc on Saturday. The
IN ay OF June. at o'clock A. ~, ard si the ~ town
The New York herald., 1863-06-06

Ir you WANT TO KNOW
/ Where woman is tie wife OF whole family Of
MEDICAL COMMON SENSE,
roo. every Contents tables Tree. At the pn.
c,si rev a. apcr depos he country T. War.
neris no Frsey street, or OF The sethor nr rOOTE.
klao RsssAwaS. N. Y.
The New York herald., 1863-06-06

VALUABLE RECIPES.
TO MANUFACTURERS AND orHERS
TO KEEP INDIGO AND CARAISE FROM MouLDIN0-
To PREPARE Green, Yellow, Blue and Rcd coLoRs for
WALL PAPER.
New eio Process M 10 SEPARATE SILVER FROM roTrER'S
ORE.
ToDYE WITH PRussIAN BLUE on q new Prime p'e, =
To DYE with Black Green. Red Yellow, bi"e' @o.' oN
SILK. WOOL OR SATIN. b
Nov nroce.. 70 SEPARATE COLD and SILVER FRoN
ORE and QUARTZ 40, ra.rh s,re,,
between Second sndorhird astnnes .
WANTED TO PuRcHAsE-THE LIE LEASE, ISL GOOD Will
w 90 r,,ures of Carpenters shop below anal rTecu
,.... a NJ, 4 7ss n " POST stating particulars
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1863-08-28


Be MANLY.-Never try to keep out of any
ones way when you owe him anything = un.
les 1t be thra hing 1t is bad enough. in
all conscience, to be in dsot, but don't make
your condition worse by gro wing mean under
It's pressure. When you ABSOLUTELY cannot
pay up. at the appoint time don't make be-
i've sick, don't sink xbuu, III out oi-the xav
str. S to avoid meeting y our CT di'or, don't
sneak around the first corner when you caLch
si- ht OF him before hc ha, seen y.u All
such coniuct is unmanly. No ubt you
feel avtrse to standing face 10 face With a
man to whom you are debtor-pay day pas,
and you deb Or still, is mo, flying, yer,
but it My one Of he natural consequence
Of borrowing and as ou have incurred the
penalty, why, meet it like man F c. ur
credto, 1T hun know that you nett er for
ct tie debt nor underra his patti nee witt
you Say frankly that y u are very sorry to
keep i'm so 'ong out of his money, and
that you will pay up Is fast as you possibly
can.
This S the My credtable way to conduct
yourself in the case. There is no respect
du to men or women who, feeling unable
to meet their payments At the proper time,
instead Of going at one and explaining the
reason why they fail, dong and saying
all they can TO assure their creditors that they
me no dishonesty. just sneak about care
fully. anxious only to shun the creditors
s,rht. a:am.1 .. ts....I a.
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Our County Fair.

Ma. EDIToa: - Frequent qnesti ms are
asked in regard to entries, &c. ANY person
paying one dollar will r &c W membership
ticket, which will admit him, his wife and al
his children under 10 years Of age during the
Fair, and also enter any article he may want
to enter, where the premium offered is under
five dollars; but if the p emium is Ave doll
ars and over, ten per cent. is required on
every entry. Tickets admitting one per on
for one day win be sold for % cents tickets
for one.horse vehicles, good for one day, will
be sold for 25 cents, and for two-horoe vehi-
cles 80 cents; saddle horses Is cents each
day.
In regard to refreshment stands. we have
made the rents low, being five dollars for
- BY 16 feet, and ten dollsrs for 80 by 60
feet, subject to the rules Of the Society, one Of
which is that no intoxicating drinks are al
lowed within the enclosure, nor With" eighty
rods Of the enclosure. Look well to tn l1'h
and 18th sections Of the laws Of Iowa, chap
ter 1873, approved January, 2s'h, 1867 hes
laws will be expected e bring the answer
A word to the wise is sufficient.
The Fair will be held four days, as tn"
large number of fast horses cannot be tie led
in two days. The first day will ne taken W.
in making entries, which compel ed us to add
the fourth day. Entries must b made on
the first day.
Fifty fast horses are expected. Some are
already on the ground. The 'hree principal
Fairs in the State being NIGEL, arranged
Muscatine county the first week, Scott county
the second week, and the State Fair at Du-
buque, the third week going from one
to the other free, makes it rare chance # r
exhibitors.
The liberality Of our citizens has enabled
us to add several more good premiums, The
astest trotting stallion, exc udmg To-" Hy"r
and Young Bashaw, fastest double team owne
by one man, each $50, $ co $25. Also
fastest roadster stallion, excluding all h rs>s
entered for high premiums.
Read we'll TIE posters AMI pamphlets.
Prospects are most cheering for go'ious
good Fair. The occasion will he enlive ed by
the two brass bands Of Muscatine. j.. b.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1863-08-28


AWoRD TO BOYS AND GIRLS About ORDER
Little friends, put the ,h,ngsrisl Lack in
their proper places. Never leave things al
about, heltcr SHELTER, topsy-tury re err
When you use any article hoe, >h"vel rake
pitchfork, axe, hammer tong :, boz t, or sho s,
books, states, pencils, writing .pra' atn-, pin>
thimbles, pincushions, nfedl s, w"gk b ,ske;s,
kitchen furniture, ev' ~ articl o house.i esy
or husbandry, no mat er wtat j. is--'he yer,
moment you have done using it, return it 10
its place. Be sure to have a social Place for
everything, . place for every thing aud every
thing in its slace.s Order, order; perfect or
der is the watchword heavens first law -
How much precious time is saved, aside from
vexation) ~ observing order systematic
regularity Young friends, begin early 20
keep things straight inlthsiri proper place !;
study neatness, order, economy, sobriety,
everything just, honest, pure, lovely, and Of
good report. ea
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1863-08-28

tx General Bur 81 ie las issued an order
for the 'mpressment Of 6, 00a slaves to work
on the railroad from L & on to Danville,
the compl ten of which is unity regarded
as mil tary necessity. Toe saves are to be
ia en- FIR IN counties in the nighbo hood Of
the proposed work and tizens Of the State
will he e"poyed to su erint nd their labor.
7 owners ar to be paid for the labor of
the sav S, who viii! be retu ned W en- the
necessi 70 their imp essment Ceases
M1uspiU. (Ku,) Ed0ie. -.s I'll. 7.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1863-08-28

e.. An INFERENCE TO BIZ DRAWN Some Of the
opposition journals who support Mr. VILLAIN
diEham and call him > 'spatrlot sage profess
70 desire the preservation otthe Union. IL
Mr.. vallandigham then, 4 Union mani He
does not say 50 but, here is what he does
say: In the first place, he asserts his belief
that s.there is not . man, woman or child in
the seeded States in favor Of return to the
Union." And next he writes. II meet not
repeat my oft declared cow cti"n. wh n time
has always vindicated, that the Souh arnol
be conquered by force Of arms That IL 10
say, willingly they will not re.nrn. ACCORDING
to NJ. Vallhhdighamy and we Cannot force
them. What is the inference p. lal.