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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-03-22
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Coaxins thsm to ZONE back add soysrn as
of old. &
> We comprehend a sisveholding rebel,
and regard him With SO much respect as
consistency aud courage, eVinced in 9 bad
cause are calculated to inspire. But how
e1n We respect toe trimming, Veering, jug.
Cling, see saw. point no. point attitude and
course OF those who pretend to be Union
lists, yet hurrah for GeorgstB. Mcclellan
The New Campaign I'm Kentucky.
TIE substance Of the following article
from the Louisville Journal Of Saturday
was given in our telegraph yesterday I;
The dispatches on our frst page men
ton rumors of conspiracy embracing
several counties and cities of Keutucky,
having for its object the anuexaIi ion of our
State to the rebel Copfederacy. 1t fs said
that the headquarters of the eonspirators
is at Monticello, in Wayne county. that
they have been corresponding with Long.
street, that they are belieTed,to have es-
tablished Central Committee in every
county to organize for co operation with
the rebel forces Whenever we shall be in.
Vaded, and that the conspieary was dis
covered through the seizure OF mail letters
addressed to its leaders by Kentucky mem.
bers of the rebel Congress.
All of this may be true, or part of il
may not. We doubt notthat there issome
foundation for the statement or rumor.
All know how intensely and passionately
anxious the many rebels 10 Kentucky are
for the triumph of the rebellion within her
limits. All know. thattheir whole thoughts,
feelings hopes, .yearnings, and asspira-
ttous, are for the anuexatiou, no matter by
what means, to the rebel Confectionery.
No doubt they are to aflarge extent or.
ganized, having district committees, county
committees, aud city committees In all df.
rections, committees sworn to secrecy
moving to and fro in.eoats of air, and put.
ting everything, so far as they can, il
readiness for general ineurrection when
ever formidable rebel forces shall max,
their appearance among u.s. Our Stat,
has within her bosom spies. couspirators
and aiders and comforters of the rebellion
men iDcomparably more dangerous to til,
Federal Union than the rebels in the rebe
contedsracy, and, whenever any of them
especially any members of secret rebe
committees, can be identified, the utmos
punishment authorized by law should b.
inflicted upon them. Bot the best mode
the right mode, OF thwartiuI and bringint
to naught all their plans aud machinatIoni
is by efectually Withstandiug the invading
hosts at or beyond eur borders Let a
keep out tho rebel armies of the South
and our home rebels will not have tn
courage to leave their holes.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-03-22

Pursuant to decree rendered In said County csurt
on the 18th day Of July, 1862. shall proceed to
Sell % the front door Of the court House, Of ad
pubiic iae, 70 the highest and beSt bISer. ne ot
no. 9ll numbered ninetT-ons In the, biil and pro-
Ssedings mentioned, In the addition to the City 81
hbeneIer Zane, on ZGne's Island: upon tho Col-
terms and conditions Of sale via: Ten
OF the amount Of the purchase money In eaSh, SBd
remainder In three equal instalmonts pAyubls In
az, twelve and eighteen months from the DAY q
s9le' with interest rom said day, the purchaser 70
give bend with approved security for such deferred
49,. JOSEPH sRYBOID,
Ieb2I - GhsPiF d q
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Public Sale OF a Valuable Law and
miscellaneous Library.
Il WILL on Saturday the 9th day of April neIt Of
the ONCE Of the late Morgan Nelson, Esq, In ne
ity Of Wheeling, sell Rt Public Auction, one o. tao
largest and beat selected Law Library 10 the st1R'
aud alboa laFEs number Of valuable Mheeiianeoas
bookg All in perfect state Of preservation: Terns
OF sale cash aud the books TO be delivered on PAY
ment Of the purchase money. At same time WI
eHeE for rent the once owned by said Moran hs'
son, and now In the occupancy Of Samuel WheeIss'
ii-52 tsTs MARY J. NELSON.
mE14 I'd ExeeutTix Of Morgan NGlson, deeG
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-03-22
CHERO KEE RENLEDY
1'' 3a t-'t ~ LAND llI7s
CHEROKEE INFECTION


COMPOUNDED FROM .RooTs, Banks LKAYES.
CHBRoKEE REMEDY, the great Indian DiuretIe
" cures all diseases of tho urinary organs 8 ic6
ms Incontlnencb OF, the Urine, Inflammation OF the
Bladder, Inflammation OF the Eidneys Stone in the
Bladder, StFirture, Gravel. elect, Qonorrhoel aud
Il especially recOmme AIDED in those cases OF Plour
bus (Or Whites in fem tles) where all the old nau.
seous medicines have Jailed
~ Its prepared ina highly concentrated form,
three times per day. 1853 ~ .r5ss -
o7lt IL dim ettr and alternative IN lite actiou M.
riying and cleaning tho b!ood causing It to dow ia
all Of tts original puritt and yigoT; thus removing
from the sysssEl all peFnici0ns causes which have
induced disease. 80
CHEROKEE INFECTION Is intended as an aIIy
r. assistan. to. the CHEBoKEE REMEDY, and
In all cnses OF GonoFrhoeR, elect, Plour Albus or
Whites Its Effects are hetlIIg soothing and deniui-
cent; removing all scaldIng heat choFdee aud pain
instead of tho burning and almost psin
t19t is experienced with nsRrIy all the ehssp quack
"a By the useofths CHEROKEE REAdEDY and
ChEROEE8 1EJEOTToE-ths two medicines AT
the same time-alIq improper discharges are remoy.
"a ana me weakened organs are speedily restored
70 tuU VtgQg and strength.
AaJ-For null particulars get our pamphlet from
any drug store in the country, or write MS and We
Will mail free to any addUess, n full treatise.
~ Price, CHEROKEE REMEDY, az per battle
or three bottles for IS ..zf5S;f
az Price, Observation-Disclosures, Sc per bot
tie, or three bottles for IS.
-sent BY Express to any address on receipt Of
(, 56-sold by all druggists eyerS<here
DIR. w. R. MERwTNt & CO.,
49, Sole PrCprietorS
.nr17 d4wly Nose Liberty Str, Now York.
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KENWOODs SCHOOL.

A PRIVATE CLASSICAL AND ENGLISH
limited 70 Tofty four. Three residsnt instructors.
The SUMMER Session Of this Institution now in Its
ninth year vii begin on Tuesday, April 18Th ZAP
ply personally, by letter, to the Rev. Joseph p
Taylor, Rev Brighton, Pa. res.
Patrons and References In Wheeling aud vicinity
are Rev. Mr.. ADDIS0N,JAMES ADDISON, H. q j.
LIST, 3. n. NORTON, ORISPlN OGLBBY, b. z,
RHODES. 10 fnr32 I'm =
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Porter Wanted.

~ nd a. !, IIorter a ~ I1l.a teu 70
preteitd. Permanent situ1tion to one suftinR
=, Apply to DAUGHLINs I BUSHPIBLD.
InLzl 81 lti Druggists, Main street.
A WHITING SCHOOL FOR LGbIEs--ExoLU.
q sHEELH-iA now open at the Business College,
other students attent. Termss5 per month OF $40
Ir course unlimited In time, payable at the time
:, s1tanee' good hand writing can be acquired
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In Chaneery-In the COuu.
~ Court Of Ohio County
Saturday the 12th day Oi
July, 1854.
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.NEM ADYRRTTaEllNEIa

ORGAN OPENING. -sTas Nsp orsAtl q the SnA
NkPreSbyteriAn Church will 6B opened thiS eVin.
ing at X o'clock. An the t0rganStn ID The bity
aud the pub &c generally are invited TO SIT end. g
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-03-22

God guard cur =. and keep 01Gh StaR
Eash stripe q b lit e. new th0Y wave,
DttH make Is led in ERnkg In WEJ
san Hoat Gbof ltriOt6 crave,
Death 10 tk6 trai 81 would dare
FORaII It thru II tha dnSt % ghame,
An honest hS8Fts - lot VIII IhAFO
And fonoR 4 70 peaill n ftle.
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z 2 = p 8 3
STOP THAT COUGH!

T-f.'-s = n 80 y.
l-FEHRlERDIs Are You aware. thst ~,
your NE by nsslsotfng hst ooSeEf w. y
yo1 continue 70 neglect seSa ~ 's;sf
% soFt time shSt you viii begin 10 feel sense
lnS the eonga viii become dry and that
and fGtSy matter. eSis s. Rs g ,,s OF white
soon you viii ind that yol iiSYs 4 bSIfse ~
increase with great ~ VII
yourself, abort time viii SeeivoiI. soSySi
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I'm arse North river thad 6as fsSo4.ed
himself st oemmunipav
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SoUO BOUNTY. 5000

Sip,kCIAh ARRANeE AIENTs HAVRBRRN.NfADR
ior 10O rseruits to the LIST W Va. Vet, WI hi
ApPiy q the BeeEniting oHiee- on MAJ ISifAst
9g - az - aonFoe and Union eastgIde. - 5fs
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-03-22

AooTloN sAhE ET Or E4EsT CLASS
rIlHB Furniture In he Russell House on Monroe
i Street, Consisting Of Bedsteads and Bedding,
Carpets, WashsEands, Toilets, Wa droSes,i Chairs,
Tables, sidsboArd &C., will bs sold on wednesda Az
Esd lnsts, Without reserve. Terms Cash. Sale 10
oOmmence at 10 O'clock, q. m. ell.1
ESQ. E. WIcKHAM,
mi2S 2tS 49, = rs Auctf net.r. te
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uoA 4ENlnI
E pS
Joseph Stevens, Henry
\. KIRK Z John Fisher,
iRta pArtners In buaI-
ness, using the hrni
name OF Stevens, Kirk
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-10-05

Notice is hereby given, that by
Act Of Congress the Internal ReVe-
nue. Law was so amended As to in
crease the Assessment of Licenses
for the following kinds Of business,
viz: WHOLESALE DEALERS of
all kinds; RETAIL LIQUOR
DEALERS; PEDDLERs; Ho-
Tells; and BILLIARD TABLES.
All persons in the County Of Van
derburgh who hold Licenses for the
above kinds Of business are hereby
required to present them at this
Office during the next TEN DAYS.
On payment Of the amounts as
sessed against said Licenses, I am
required by law to endorse the
same on said Licenses. Ia default
Of said presentation and payment,
the penalties provided will be en-
forced strictly.
WIN. z. FRENCH,
Deputy Collector LIST Dist. Ind.
SAINT OF dI0t "a -
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-10-05
THE VERY LATEST
TELEGR A p II.
Freks the Psts1se Army.
Hxspo' rs ARMY OF TIE PoToMAc,
October Sd, 1864


Hx.Do'Rs Army OF TIE PoroNAc, !
October Sd, 1864 !
No fighting occurred on this line TO-
day. The rebels fell back this morning
to their main line Of works, which run
from the lead-w0rks 70 the South Side
road, or near Il This position is very
strong oas and cannot De easily carried.
A division of the Second corps advanced
toward the Boynton road, over which
the enemy wagon their supplies to Pc
tersburg. Two lines of works were
found unocczpisd, only skirmish line
opposing the advanee and falling back
before cur troops Near the Boynton
road very formidable lire of works
was found, behind which the rebels were
posted in heavy force. Il vas not deem
ed advisable 70 attack, and we fell back
and occupied . safe position. We lost -
few wounded in the advance. Our loss
on Friday was greater than at FIRST sup
posed. Our total, killed, wounded and
prisoners amount TO about 1000, over
half of whom were captured This oc-
Cured in consequence of . gap between
part Of she Fifth 2nd Ninth corps,
through which the enemy charged and
danked the Second division Of the
Ninth corps -
A shell grszsd Gen. Meade's boot,
took piece from the tail Of Gen. Hum
phrey's horse, and entered she ground
between Generals Bartlett and Griffin.
0cr. 3--6 A. M.--Some firing occur
red last night, without important results
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-10-05
rae war In rsnnssss..

LOUISVILLE, Oct 3.-The following has
Just been received:
CARSEs STATION, Oct l.
To General Schofeld:
We arrived here about o'clock yes
tsfday afternoon, and found the enemy,
under Gen. Vaughn, strongly entrenched
on both sides OF the river. After heavy
cannonading, aud skirmishing all the
afternoon and till noon to-day, the enc
my was driven out Of his works, and fed
toward Zolhcofer
I will burn the bridge and destroy the
railroad from this point, and prevent the
resources of East Tennessee from being
used in support Of the rebellion.
Our artillery fred upwards of 200
rounds. A. c. GfLLEM.
Goa. Scho6eld has also received infor-
nation that Gen. Burbr'dge eaptared
the. Salt Works near Abingdon, Va, With
little resistanee.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-10-05

NEW YoKK, Oct THE Herald .
City Point correspondent Of the I'd,
SAYS AS the mail boat vas about
leaving j learned tew particulars Of the
attack in force By the enemy on our left
yesterday afternoon.
Under eotsr OF the rain storm they
nassed two divisions Of cavalry and sew
ersl regiments Of infantry, aud attacked
Wilson's cavalry on the left Of Warrea's
position. A desperate 6ght ensued We
lost over 100 in killed and wounded, but
maintained the ground.
Toward night the enemy gave up the
attack, and retreated
This was the only important operation
Of the day.
The Herald's correspondent With the
10th Corps, Of the LIST, says: The grand
feature Of this day has been . reconnois-
Anee in force up TO the inner line Of
rebel works. e
Birney pushed forward bis force to the
outakirts Of the city, and was osly re-
strained from entering aud taking pos
session because his orders would not per
nit him TO do So
This morning the division Of Gen.
Terry, with Kaatz' cavalry, started on
the Important mission OF feeling the
enemy and aseertaining his strength.
When the line had advanced 10 the
Powell House. = point on the Central
road, about three mica from Richmond,
they met line ofrebel skirmishers Al
this point the cavalry skirmishers we're
withdrawn and the 7th aud 10Th regi-
ments Of infantry deployed in their
stead.
These regiments advanced handsome
ly, driving the rebels. The rest of the
column advaaced steadily in line Of
battle.
When the line had reached Hows's
House the enemy opened on them With
heavy artillery from their main works,
but disregarding this, they pressed 90
and drove the rebels into their line oil
works at SbArp's House, two miles east
Of the city.
The cavalry on the right reached sim.
ultaneously the same line Of works
These works we're ascertained to be Of q
very formidable character, similar In
nature aud . continuation Of those IN
our immediate front at Laurel Hill.
The expedition having seeonplishst
the desired object, fell back at night q
the old position aAl aaA
The loss in this movement is chou
80 killed and wounded
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-10-05

DEALING N s0ssrIrU1raKs.-Lieut- Col.
Glenn informs Us that he has discovered
thatosesof she Captains Commanding a
colored company at Henderson, has been
Engaged inrunhing of negrosi rectuat-
ed in Kentucky, through the aid Of GER
tain Conservative Democrats on this side
the riyef,wi the view Of selling them
in Indiana. nt
The captain and bis buttsrnus allies on
this side the river have been arrestad
and are now in dungeon in the Hen
dersohr Jail. II sdsi19uSA
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-10-05

LET rae LADIES ArTEND.-We under
stand that the Copperheads have put in
circulation report that there will be no
room Tor ladies' al the. Union Wigwam
tonight. This is 9 grand mistake. Let
ell the ladies turn out
If there is not room for ali an addi-
ton to the Wigwam will be made.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-10-05
River News.


The River is rising steadily along its
whole length, with Il feet at Piitsburg
and Is at Cincinnati. Hence to Cairo
and Louisville there is about 6 feet of
water, aud the soaking rsins of yester-
day will increase the rise.
There was nothing at all doing on the
Levee yesterday.
The only arrival, we believe, was the
Armada, fun of freight and people.
The Cuba, with nice little trip, left
for the Cumberland yesterday.
The Armada win be the elegant and
sumptuous packet for Cairo to-day, at 2
o'clock. Capt. josh Throop is in com
mand, with Fred Huston and Mr. Scr.
enson 10 the Office.
The Wild, bat beautiful TaFaseon, viii
be the regular packet for Henderson and
Louisville to-day. She has no superior
in speed or elegant appointments Capt.
jim Lusk, q most courteous aud accom-
plished officer and gentleman, is in com
mand, with Frank Blacksmith and Luce
MurreIl in the Office
Tomorrow the magnificent steamer
Peerless will be here, for New Orleans.
Messrs Cox & Humphrey are her agents,
aud will receipt for freight or passage,
les Plenty of Chicago Ice until
Christmas
EDWARD ISeLR, Lover Landing.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-10-05

IxroErlxr rorzE NEAE--Bya private
letter from Terre Hsute, We are pleased
10 learn that DR.. Bort, who has been
treating deafness and diseases Of the ear
with astonishing saccsss ia that city,
proposes to Wait EFanssills on q profes-
sional tour. Dr. Bort is recommended
as skillful anrist and . very reliable
gentleman. His arrival win be duly
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-10-05

SUPERIOR JEwELEY, WATCHES &C.
Our very elegant friend, Prof Back,
whose place Of business win be found on
the corner OF Main and First streets, in
Healy's Book store, has just returned
from Cincinnati and the East, with ous
Of the largest and most complete stocks
Of Watches, Jewelry, &C., ever brought
othis msrksk H. s14'a
He has brought on a new snd hand
some showcase, which in day or two
will be in position, so that he can make
an elaborate display of his goods.
il Wenesd not urge bis hosts Of friends
to can and examine his stock.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-10-05

"a One of the heaviest rain storms
wsbase Witnessed for many day, pass
ed over the city last evening. fairly de
luging the earth, and causing the gut
tiers 70 flow like mountain torrents As
this rain has extended from the East as
far Us Pitssburg, we may expect big
river. DEC As pig
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-10-05
WILLIAM REAvIs.

Attorney at Law and q. 8. Claim
~ Agent,
Is authorized by the Governments TO procure Pen
sieRs. Bounty Money, Back Pay, Bsunsy Land
Claims for HoRsEs and ether PRoYERTT destroyed
while in e. service Of the Government. and all
claims, Of whatever kind or nature against the
United States.
Bounty for Discharged Soldiers!
b an amendment 70 the Bounty Law, passed at
the last session OF Congress, GAN soldiers or
other persons who hass bsss or shall hereafter be
discharged within Two years from the date offhsir
enlistment, by Of wounds received In BATTLE
shall receive tbs samo Bounty - though they
served two yesrs." ~
Once $50 Mails Street, over Ksilsrs Gun Store.
opposite the cogrs House. Evansville, Isdiana.
Correspondents must snelOss stamps.
8 ns-Good references given ~ required. nh23
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-10-05
PHOTOGRAPHS.
sTRAYED OR STOLEN.

on TIE sfst OF August. 1854. FROM THE
~ subscriber, living the corner Of sixth and
Chestnut strssts. In Evansville. ln5-s yellow
Mars, twelve years old, fifteen hands high bssVy
brfit sorns white on che hind foot and in Der
sorshsMA saEue collar and saddle marks, very high
weather.. ana tow, fbick nsek-erest fallen. ses
viii either trst or rack under the saddle- ANY
person delivering her Ia ne at my residences, or
diving fnsornatioz 30 that can get bsr, vii b
ibsrzaiy rewarded.
oefl-etahltU RICHARD Jkhklhs.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-10-05

s6- Strangers visiting the city this
week manifested much interest in the
Union Rigwam, and declared ii is enc
Of the most spacious and elegant in the
State. .saeH ,sFIAAVaEAEa
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-10-05
HOME INTERESTS.

To PHYsIcIAsss-If you wish TO purchass pure
Vanes on Eastern prices, 90 and examine EELLER
q WHITES stock. whers Jon win end every arti-
eis that is needed by tire profession, and as prices
which cannot falI TO sfys satisfaction. Their
Store Is at No. "a Main street. msy4d&wn
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-10-05

s6s- There was . cheering meeting at
Collins School House, knight township,
on Monday night A good crowd was
there, and was addressed by A. o. Fetch
er, ESQ.,, in bis able style.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-10-05

- eas- Hiram Nelson viii sell at anc-
ton tomorrow (Thursday) morning, at
nine o'clock, at the auction room, cor
ner of Third and Main streets, lot Of
Carpenters Tools, and variety Of other
articles, "
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-10-05

. s@- Fresh Baltimore Oysters re-
eeivsd every evening by express, and
for sale in cans, halEcans, and by ths
dozen at the St Nicholas Exchange, on
Main Street.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-10-05

!. B@- Gen1 Vim. Harrow viii address
the people in the English, aud Albert
LANCE, Esq, in the German language,
on Saturday evening at the Union Wig.
Wam. d. nr 81 81 -ra
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-10-05
CITY NEWS.
Postponement.

s4hegreat Mass messing Of the peo-
PIE Of Indiana and Illinois, appointed to
be held at Vincepnes, on the I'D inst,
is 70 be postponed until Saturday, sth
day 81 October nexs.r that being the day
) sAppointed By the Governor of Tennes-
isasee, and Union candidate for Vice Pres.
ident Of the United States, to address
1.-The people of VincOnnee. At which
time Gov. johnson and Gov. o. P. Nor
ton will certainly. beaapresent, as also
other distinguished speakers. A Grand
Barbecue will be prepared for the occa-
sion.
Vfncennes, September 10Th, 1864
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-10-05

Say There will DO free barbecue,
pole raising, speaking, music, and FIR
ing of salutes at John " Fares's on
Monday October 10th. The pole
r, ising will take place bstsesn.o and
ii a. m, then the dinner will be the
order, after which win come the speak
ing and other exercises The Union
men Of German township intend 70 make
a big thing Of this affair. We hope
there may be a large attendance rom
town. Mr.. Fares lives at the junetiop
of tho New Harmony road, Eve miles
from the city e. EA -S4E
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-10-05


PosEY e0UNrY FkiR-we regret that
We were unable to attend the Poser
county fair. As we are assured by
friends that Rad the privilege of witness
ing the ceremonies, that il was q most
creditable affair. The premium list was
large and The entries quite numerous,
aud everything passed of pleasantly and
d to the entire satisfaction Of successful
competitors. The Harmony Band lent
interest to the fair by the most charm
ing music. A gay and festive Ball
held in Union Hall was special feature
of the occasion and presented alseene of
brilhsDcea and happiness
The 5fotting and pacing contests clio
tied greatiDterest, and some good time
was made. .aG@c
Among the competitors were Hanry
Morgan, G. A. b Shaw, and others Of
our city. ~ - -
y The best time made was 2:4Ti min
ntes, by a Mt Vernon horse.
A pig race on Thursday supplied ar
abundance Of amusement to the scene
and correct photograph of the various
scenes presented would afford both in
struetion and amusement
Wa regret we were unable to 5,
present, as we know our Posev countr
friends DO things with, liberal hear. an,
prolific hand, er -. ,,.-.tr,