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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-05-27
ADVANCE IN THE SUBSCRIPTION
PRICK OF THE LEADER.

6inoe the war has commenced, the Prios
sfwhits printing paper has advanced near
" = hundred per cent, owing entirely to
ths scarcity Of cotton rsgsi our type set
ting bill has increased one hundred per
cent; coal one hundred and twenty-five
Peresnti glue, mOlsssss, turpentins, oil,
ink and an other Ingredients that enter
into the manufacture Of the Newspaper,
have advanced from forty to four hundred
per cent; cur telegraph bill has increased
800 per cent, and yet the subscription
price Of the LEADER hss only 50 far sd-
vanoed from % to sspsr cent. By sim
pie mathematical calculation it will be
seen that there is no recourse left for a
@VwgF-r-- r-iiisbar- but to follow the ex-
ample Of newspapers in Chicago, UIHv.-
natl, Pittsburgh, Detroit, Toledo and other
Points, and raise the subscription.
On and after next Monday, May sOth
the LEADER viii be furnished at the fol-
loving rates:
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-05-27
MISSOURI Radical STATE CONNRN-
TInN.

JEFFERSON CITY, May 70.
The radical State Convention made the
following additional nominations BY ae
clamation:
Auditor-Alonzo Thompson, of NOdwsyi
Secretary of the Treasury-Wn. 8. Bishop
of Clark; Register Of Lsnds-J, E. Smith,
Of Green Attorney Genersl-R. F. Win
gate, Of st. Louis.
The convention decided to send delegates
to Baltimore by test vote, S4l to SO
Delega es ut large are C. D. Drake, Ben
Losn, John F BeDjamin, and G. P. John.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-05-27

The Election Committee Of the United
States House Of Representatives, have de-
cided the case OF Tod vs.. Jayne, delegate
f,om Dacotah Territory, in favor Of the
contestant, Ted. They also r-port back
io the House the two Missouri casee, Pierce
vs.. McClurg; and Birch vs. King, and ask
to be discharged. These cases are alto
eether similae to the recent case OF Gen
eral Loan from from the same State, in
which the House reversed the decision Of
the Committee.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-05-27
grsphy

Several Congressman we're refused passes
to the front by Secretary Stanton, who
deelsred that he would let NO man go there
except with musket on his shoulder, till
the fighting was over.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-05-27

Il. B. Allen, Speaker Of the Arksnsas
House Of Representatives, having refused
to sign the certificate Of the election OF
United States Sens or Fishback, has been
expelled from the Legislature by vote OF
his associates.
A new daily paper, the American Flag
appears in San Francisco. It hoists the
name Of Mr.. Lincoln for the Presidency.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-05-27
NEWs FnOM sHERmAN.

-L0UI5VILLkJ May 70.
Yesterdsy's Nashville Union says Sher-
man has fisnked Altoona on the West, tax
ing The road to Dallas, Paulding county :
No further particulars.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-05-27

The Liverpool Albion says that the We
rieiies are so many that we have made q
collection of the several forms Of ortho-
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-05-27
ERnM NEW nRLEANs.

NEW YoRK, May 26.
The steamer Liberty from New orlesns
the 18th has arrived
Papers only of the 18Th are received,
containing no news Whatever.
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loRing 20

In Cincinnati, Chicago, Louisville, and
St Louis, the subscription price is higher
than the sb owe scale, and city subscribers
are charged twenty cents per week. In
Detroit. Pittsburgh and Buffalo, they are
charging the same as above. We mention
these facts to show that sheer necessity
eOmpels us to make the above advance,
and that we are justified in SO doing.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-05-27
The Rebels attack our forces at
Wilson's Landing.

They were repulsed with heavy
loss.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-05-27
NEW YoRK, May 26.

The Hersld's headquarters correspond
ent says: Our lice Of advance from Bowl
ing Green is due south to Richmond. Lee
has q longer distance to march and the
probabilities are we shall Te1ch there first.
Lee msy, by 8 forced march, arrive at the
came time, but will be 30 exhausted that
the result Of an engagement would not be
doubtful
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1864-09-15

Floral Hall will be mainly devoted TO arti-
cles exhibited by the ladies', and will be under
the superintshdence each day Of the Fair Of
the following ladies'
FIRST DAY-Miss Rose SiGor1, Miss Jennie
Peters, MISC Ltrtie Dove, Mrs. J. c. Hite, and
Mrs J. A Ream.
sgcOSD DAY-Mrs. A. W. Ebright, Mrs. s.
J. Wright, Mrs W. l.. Rigby, Mrs 4. L. Pel-
lers, and Mrs. j. G. Weaver.
THIRD DAY - Mrs, Rudolph Seiplc Mrg.
James Weaver, Miss Louisa BCying, Miss
Sallie Peters, and Miss Lizzie Defenb1ugh.
All the ladies mentioned and others that
desire 10 assist, nre requested 10 meet at the
Fair Grounds on Monday and Tuesday, the
10Th and Ilth Of October, for the purpose ofdcc-
Grating the hall The Indies will be a.sis,ed
by Henry Cranmcr, James Miller. Tall Slough,
{. D. Martin, y. Scheich, and J. S Brascr.
Paintings, plGuts, or any ornament display
ed in this IIall will be well guarded; and tie
citizens Of the county are solicited to coutri-
butte liberally.
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0TWO DOLLARS A" YEAR IN AD-
VANCE,

Subscribers will please bear in
mind that on and after October first,
our terms will be 50 year in advance,
and $3.50 if not paid in ADVANCE
Those wishing the paper during the
next year at the old rates will please
call before the first of xt'month.
We again urge upon our friends who
are in arrears the necessity Of calling
and settling their accounts. Many
who know themselves indebted to us
from one to eight dollars, mightsend us
'tho money at once. These are small
amounts taken singly, but in the ag-
gregatc they are large, and of the
greatest Importance to us. 1t is rig
id and unpleasant fact that since the
late enormous rise in paper, country
newspapers like the Gazette can hard
" make both ends meet. Will our
friends heed this call 4?
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Heavy RObbery--$l 5000 Stolen
~ and Recovered.

On Tuesday night, the 9th inst,
$4,000 in Treasury Notes were stolen
from the Express Box, on &. G. KREl-
DER's Stage Line, between Portland
and Gallipolis, by one of the drivers
named George Skuggs. The robbery
was effected somewhere between Con-
troviIlc and Rodney, by forcing the
lid from the box. On discovering
the robbery, Mr.. Krieder immediate
~ started over the line, questioning
all the drivers closely, At Contrcville
he saw the driver SkNggs, whose sin
gular conduct at once aroused suspi-
cion. On Wednesday Mr., Krcidcr
was Joined by Mr. West, the Agent of
the Harnden Express Company, and
the two began an investigation to as
certain who was the guilty party. On
Saturday evening Skaggs was arrest
cd at Centreville, both being satisfied
as to his guilt. After the arrest, De
tective 1Iazen, of Cincinnati, arrived,
and on tho following morning, the
three repaired to Rodney, the residence
of Skaggs, and instituted search for
the money. About one hundred and
fifty yards from the stable in which
the horses of the line are kept, Mr.
Krcider, on climbing the fence, disco
vercd a bundle lying in corner of the
same, which proved to be the money,
wrapped in Skaggs handkerchief, and
a piece of rubber cloth. Skaggs is
held for trial at The next Gallia County
Court.
These are the facts as we obtained
them from Mr.. Kriedcr. We congrat-
ulatc him upon his good fortune in re-
covering the money y,and apprehending
the robber. -
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McClellan's sagacity is shown by
his dispatch to Stanton, from York
town, dated April 7th, 1862, (See Nc
Clcllan's Report, page 7O) After
stating that he had $1,000 mon for
duty, he adds:
"Undcr the circumstances that have
been developed since we arrived here,
| feel fully impressed with the convic-
ton that here is to be fought the great
battle that is to decide the eriSting con-
test"
This was written in front of York
town, whore the enemy had ten Mou-
sand troops posted behind Quaker
guns. McClcllans Imagination and
extreme bump of caution, backed up
by 10000 troops, saw the decisive bat
tie of the war looming up before York
town. Wonderful military genius
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U. S. 7.3O LOAN.

The Secretary OF tho Treasury gives notice that
subscriptions will be received for Coupon Treasury
Notes payable three years from Aug 10Th, 1884, with
semi -annual interest at the rate ofseven and three
tenths per cent. per annum,-prueipa and interest
both to be paid nlawiul money.
These notes viii be convertible at the option The
holderat maturity, into SIX per cent. gold bearing
bonds, payable not less than Eve nor more than
twenty years from their date, as the Government
may elect. They will be issued in denominations
Of sJ0 slOO 500, $1,000 and s5OOo and all subserip-
tons mu9t be fly dollars or some multiple Of fhy
dollars.
The notes VIII be transmitted to the owners free OF
transportation charges az soon after the receipt of
the original Certificates Of Deposit they can bo pre-
pared.
As the Notes draw interest from August lS persons
making deposits subsequent 10 that date must pay
the interest accrued from date Of note TO date Of dc.
post.
Parties dcpost.ng twenty FIVE thousand dollars AMI
upwards for these notes at any one time will be allow.
cd commission Of one-quarter ofone percent which
will be paid by the Treasury Department upon the
receipt ofa bill for the amount certified to by the Of
focr with whom the deposit was made. No deduc-
tons for commissioner must be made from the de-
pOsi.s.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1864-09-15
ESTATE OF JOSEPH BENADuN,

NTOTICEfs hereby given that the subscriber has
y beenuppointnd and lnalifeias Administrator on
The estate of JOSEPH BENADCM, late of Fairfield
county, deceased. Dated at Lancaster this 18TH day
OF sept. l,I. HENRY g. BLACK,
sept lJ-2j-3W.
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what tho Rebels think Of General
Mcclellan.

The following despatch from Wash
ington shows what the Army of the
Potomac thinks of the Chicago Plat
form, and what the rebels think of the
election Of Mcclellan.
Mr.. Washburne, of Illinois, has just
returned from n visit to Grants
Headquarters. He represents the
soldiers in fine health and spirits, and
full of hope Tho Chicago peace and
disunion platform is intensely execra-
ted by the entire army. He talked
with descrtcrs just from the rebel
lines, who report that the great appeal
now made by rebel officers to their
soldiers is, to only hold out till Nc
Clellan is elected, when they will have
peace and independence.
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Come to the meeting to- morrow.
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HASHEESH- CANDY.

NJ Nhe Oriental Ncrvinc Compound, is for
L the first time introduced into this country in a
medicatcd and agreeable form.
A MOST DELIGHTFUL
EXhllarant contectonized. For long time II has
been used in Eastern Countries by Young and old II
adds to beauty as well as years Produces the most
perfect meutal choerfulness.
JOY AND BEAUTY.
GLADDEN.. the heart Tho writer, tho speaker the
student, and tho business man, seem TO gather new
and now energy, areadiness and koenness
of perception unknown before.
HAPPINESS OR MISERY l-TuA Is THE
QUESTION:
We can recommend IL as one of the most wonder
inl and efficient medicines ever known 1t is thou
sand fold better than Qunine for CnILIs and FEVER.
il mparts vgor and strength to the mind and body
truly marvelous and will
REJOICE THE HEARTS OF THOU
SANDS
Send for full Descriptive List! Sold by druggists
everywhere. Price 5oeents and 81 per box. -.
PANY, Office, SO Beekman street, New York.
G. g. BECK, Sole Agt Lancaster, Ohio.
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CISIHal Sdlu. cilCc w HIS dSHcS'
Com.
DIED-Aug. 22d, ELLA JENNErrA,
daughter of Geo. W. and S. Z. Cruit,
aged 2 months and II days.
DIED-Aug. 28th, 1864, after an
illness Of ten days, Mr.. WILLIAM CRUIT,
aged 81 years, months and 24
days.
Mr.. Cruit was born in Dovonshire,
near Dartmuth, England, in Mar. 1897.
Camc to America about 1920, mar
rying in Virginia in 1925 and remov-
ing to this county in 1929. Has been
resident Of the same 35 years. We,
as ncighbors, have known him to be a
man Of very correct business habits,
honest, truthfuland punctual in his
business relations and by industry,
perseverance and economy has acquir-
cd a good legacy for his children for
whom he felt warm attachment, bur-
ying three, and leaving an affection
ate widow and eight children, two of
whom are now in the Union army,
and twenty grand children to mourn
his loss.
DIED-Friday, Sept. 9th, 1864, af-
ter an illness offvo weeks, EVE PENCE,
wife of John Cook, aged SO years,
3 months and 3 days,
Funeral services, attended by q
very large concourse of relatives and
friends, were conducted on the follow
ing Sunday morning, at Baugher's
Church, near Dumontville, when the
writer endcavorcd to improve the oc-
casion by speaking from Math. 24: A.
The deceased had been, for twenty
years, worthy member of the Eng
lish Evangelical Lutheran Church. -
A husband, two sons, three daughters
and four grandchildren survive her.
"Bc ye also ready: for in such an
hour sye think not, the Son of man
cometh." J. +. II.
At the Cincinnati Hospital, on the
18th of July, 1864, THOMAS RUDOLPH,
of Company NJ, 18th Regiment, Ohio
V. Cavalry, of Consumption, aged 1G
years and months.
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Mr.. Llncoln's Opinion of an Armlstico

The Herald's Washington special
says that the President, in conversa-
ton with Republican, said that an
armistice once arranged for and grant
ed by a government TO rebels, has
never resulted otherwise than in fl.
nal acknowledgement Of indepcn-
dencc to the rebels. AS the indepcn-
dencc of Texas was eventually ac-
lsnowlcdged by Mexico, so an armis-
ticc granted to tho rebels would be an
indirect agreement to at some future
time acknowledge their independence.
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OLNDO u.
Matched and B0Oded HOysc5

Alyah Perry.
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------------e$s->----
HORSE TO GENERAL SHERMAN.

The friends Of Gen. Sherman in
this city have purchased the celebra-
ted horse, Bronx, which, with the
proper oquipagc, will be sent to the
General in a few days. "Bronx" has
been re-chlistened and will henceforth
bear the name "Atlanta. This is a
testimonial which does credit to the
Generals friends, and will be apprcci-
ated by himself.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1864-09-15
Mass Meeting To-Morrow.

Remember that the Mass Meeting
for the four surrounding townships
is to be held to morrow instead Of on
Saturday, as at first announced.
A despatch received from Gov,
Brough states that he will positively
be here. Turn out everybody and
hear one of the ablest men and truest
patriots in the State.
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CHURCH NOTICE -.

st. Johns (Epis) Church will be
opened for Divine worship on Sunday
next, tho 18th inst. Services morning
and evening at the usual hours. The
Rev. Messrs. GRAY and LATHRop are
expected to ofiicate.
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AddltihRal Rules and suggcstlons.

No unsound or blemishcd animal will be
awarded premium.
The rule against showing animals for more
than one premium will be rigidly enforced.
The rule requiring all entries of stock to be
made previous to ~ o'clock of the first day
must be observed, as the Secretary cannot 9th
crwise get up the books correctly in time, &c.
Every precaution will be taken to prevent
accidents and escapes, but the Society will not
he responsible for any that may occur,
U. C. RUTTER, President.
WM. L. RIGDT, Secretary.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1864-09-15

barPhilip Rising has just received
another very large stock of Fall and
Winter Clothing at his establishment,
on Main street. Call and examine his
Stock Of Clothing and we are satisfied
you will not 90 away without buy
ing.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1864-09-15
MaSkingum Valley Fair

FEIlE Muskugum Valley Fair will he held on tho
l Fair Grounds Of tile Muskingnm County Agricul'
tural society at GAINESVILLE, on
SEPT. 27th, 2Sth, Goth and 3Oth, 1864.
The Grounds are beautiful, well arranged and easy
Of access. u
Ample accommodations have been made for all.
Premiums large cNd l5e al. The pnblicnro invited 10
attend Send to tn Secretary for copy of Premium
List. Entry hoolis are now open.
T, A. SEBORN, ...
scrtl-3t See, Nus. Co Ag'rl Society
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PECIlL ADVANTAGE OFTHISL AN

TrBAN N.rioyAL sAyr1s BAsK, Offering higher
rate ofnteresi than 0ny other, and he best security
Any Savings bank which pays its depostors In Z q.
Notes considers that it is paying in the best crcula
ting medium Of the country, and teaanot pay in any
thing better for ts own assets are either in Govern
ment securtos 0r III notes or bonda payable in gov
eminent paper.
l;is equally conrenient rs 4 temporary OF perrna-
n'n; Investment The notes can always he sold for
within fraction Of their face, and accumulated inter.
est aud are the best security with bank1 as collater.
81. for discounts
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~ 0DGhSe.

THNHE undersigned have been appointed and quail
L flied rs Administrators of the Estate of William
Cruit, late of Fairfield county, Ohio, deceased.
Persons indebted to the estate arc requested to
make immediate payment, and those having claims
against II to present the same duly authenticated
Sept. 10, 1861. GEO. W. CRUTT.
WIN CRIIIT
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1864-09-15

H0nSee new advertisement of A.,
Reid in another column. He is offer
ing great bargains. Call and see
him.
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COLLECTION NOTICE.

The time given for the collection of
Andrew Reid's claims is out, but /
have not made my report yet, and
will receive money on claims for few
days longer Those who wish to save
cost will please come and settle imme-
diately at Reid's Store.
HENRY G. WILT.
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B, N. SpAHR, P. f.
Lancaster n. II. Phillips.
Circlevlle-S. NJ. Merrill.
Newark-L. Taft, T. r, Taylor.
AlcXandria--W. G. Filler.
Batimore-H, G. G. Fincll, Charles
a. Phillips.
Jamcstown-T Hall, J. W. Young.
Etna and Granville-B. Crook, j.
S. Brown.
Pickerington-E. Siblcy, G. G. Ly-
brand.
Royalton-J. W. White, F. A. Spen-
Ger.
Now Albany. M. Adair.
Tarlton-W. u. Ross.
MaXville-N. Speak,
West Rushvillc-J. Stewart.
r. B. Bennett, Chaplain in the army.
member Of the New Albany Quarterly
Conference.
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NOTICES hereby given that the subscriberhns
Y been appointed and qualified as Administrator on
the estate Of J. g. CHiRLEs BoyISG. late of Fairfield
county dec. Creditors are required to present their
claims duly verified, and those indebted to the estate
to make immediate payment.
GEORGE W. BovING.
August, 2j.2a3wH
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bsy~M James Scott, of Bloom
township, contributes S1,OO to send
the Gazette to the soldiers.
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Notice..

TENHE undersigned he's been appointed and qunli.
] te,lns Administrator of the estate Of GEORGE
REELuORN, dec.
Creditors are required to present their claims duly
verified. and those indel'-d ~ the estate to make
HENRY C BLACK,
Sept I-}w Administrator
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RG~ CUSHION PETERS, Esq, of Wal
nut township, subscribcs 81 to send
the Gazette to the soldiers.
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LOUISVILLE DAILY UNION PRESS

This is the title of the new Union
paper started at Louisville. It's edited
with first class newspaper ability and
is a vigorous and uncompromising sup
porter of the Union cause. The Union
men of Kentucky have now what they
have long needed, leading journal
which supports the Government with.
out an if or n but.
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CLASS b
Horses for All Work.
Time animals.

Fast trottng, pacing or Tacking horse
mare or geldns, to 20 against time, and
confined 10 the county, So m
Awarding cOmmttce-Isaac Finkbona. C. Torns.
man, W. J. Reed.
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Ladies', DeDartmenf.

and ex-secretaries Of this Society are herein
constituted honorary members Of the same.
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E!!N'!Zz|22Nl21 ]!

All the Medical mon and the Press recommend nr.
Strickund's Ant-Cholera Mixture as the only certain
remedy for Darrhea and Dysentery. II is oombi-
nation Of Astringents, AbsOrhLnts, stimulents and
Carmnatives, and is warranted TO Affect cure after
all other means have failed.
For sale by Druggists General Depot East
Fourth street, Cucinnnt O.
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LANCASTER MAKIcET.
OBITUARY

After a long and painful illness, which
he bore with christian resignation and
fortitude, JOHN MILLER, of Pleasant
Township, departed this life August
q, 1864. He was born April 2lst,
1905, aged 80 years, months and 6
days. lie was united in marriage to
Mary Young, his first wife, and there
was born unto them seven children.
His wife and two ofhis children have
preceded him to the spirit land. He
was married the second time to Susan
nah Lichlcy, and there was given
to them nine children-one of the
children by his second wife has gone
before him to that better land lie
was the father of 16 children and 80
grand children. OF him truly it could
be said, he was the noblest work of
God; an honest man. By industry,
economy and frugality, he had not on
y acquired q competency for himself
and his weeping widow, but had com
fo"tably settled and fixed in life all of
his children. He is gone. His seat
is now vacant, His voice is hushed,
and his body unconsciously reposes
beneath the clods of the valley. But
his weeping family and numerous
friends have the consolation Of know
ing that their loss in his infinite and
eternal gain. Peace to his ashes
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CLASS P.
GRAN and Field Crops.

Ten pounds do sugsr 5nn . 10
Statements must be furnished the committee show
inl the quality Of soil, method ofcuit.glt.gu, &C.
The entry Of corn can BE- made and statements fur
hi7hed the Society at the December meeting when
the premiums will be awarded
Awarding Conmttee-Inyld Erin-, Peter Hay
Jcptha Newkirk.