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The daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1863-1864, 1864-06-22
To the Ladies and Gentlemen 0
Wheeling and Vicinity.

INK undersigned earnestly urge upon you, indlyid
l. ualy and collectively, to lend your aid and CO.
operate with US in our eortso make the Floral Depart
ment Of the Grand Patriotic Eestiyal and Fa worthy
of the occasion and triumphant success. &
Ladies, We appeal to you in behalf Of this great
christian charity to aid in organizing our special
department and supplying it with the necessary art
ces 10 that may be inferior to none Of the other de-
partments in its Attractive and worthy display.
Organize at once, and call your friends neghbort
aud feowcitizens at home and abroad to contribute
Wild Flowers, Moses. Singing Birds Of all kinds DO
quets, Shells Potted Plants, Evergreens, Hanging
Baskets, Fancy Wreaths, Artificial Flowers, Flower
Vases and'statuary. Everything not donated will be
returned to the owners at the conclusion of the Fest
Gentlemen, cooperate with the ladies in this special
ity Of ouSuudettakms. and aid them by your counsel
and HAifeataton Of earnest feeling and patriotic
interest ID all that concerns the work.
"Provoke one another to good works. in this mpor.
tant department.
Contrbut;oss may bedelivered to the different mem.
ders Of the Committee or to any OF the lady or GENTLE
man assistants Of Sid &C. ..r.-.- =
z WI. McNEELYs DR., A STOOD,
C.OGLEBAY, JOS. SEYBOLB.
.1 G. L. CRANMER, I-
je20-lw. Committee on Floral Department.
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This Festiya is intended to be a comprehensive
,eres of all the most rational enjoyments that can
he available.
The spacious Hall will be brilliantly illumina-
3. d aad profusely orna mented with evergreens,
~, -,rs and drapefy; and decorative gas and water
HoI .ek work Refreshments, boquets and use
rn I rsncy articles will be offered for sale. A
10" " anu stage will be erected and recherche
s1pi.U" snd entertainments of various kinds
,,1m be miro dpced each evening. All will be
wa Ue oad , nth perfume. Music and melody
i st 5 and ,>yery thing possible will be done
to make it worthy he sacred object whose cause
1t pleads. .v Goods useful and fan
cv articles labor fruit, vers cur i0slilss NATION ~
,b. IIti E received by any the officers or COM
uittee. 49,, IF tba Lodies Is
Tbs assistance and cooperation o. 'ne Huu''' 10
especially invoked, communities
patriotic citizens of neighboring coiulhInl''eI %
ara earnestly requested to assist this grea. -.
Io,o and send contributions and delegations " "'
pIhe following named gentlemen from neignool.
,,,,tovns and cities have been appointed agents "
frrard any contributions that may be =:
10 tbem and also to use any and all means ~
,be;r mower to further the good wsrk on Dens'' Vi
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Special Appeal to the Ladies' OF Wheeling
hind Surrounding Country, ON Be-
half OF the Approaching Fair T.
'i' .''r As. 20 and FSstfVRlI l.

Ladies' the Fair has been postponed q week
merely for the purpose Of giving yon more time
| to contribute more efectually to the income snG
success, and every lady should at once, ses what
shs can do for it, and then apply herself promptly
| to her pious duty. Some can do one thing, some
| another; some can make up needle work; some
can prepare pastry, and others can labour in the
| vineyard: ALL CAN DO SOMETHING'S; all
can Influence each other, and without your hear
| ty support and cooperation, the Fair will lack
an important element of success. Win not every
lady in the country save up, prepare and contrib
ute articles in their peculiar departments; and
Will not the ladies Of the towns at once 60 to work
with earnest zeal in this holy cause? 5'','..
Ladies assemble yourselves under your various
Church and School and Society organi cations, in
your social and family circles, and plan and do all
| can do, something, and none should be satisfied
unless they do. No such object has ever before
claimed your philanthropic Efforts God grant none
ever may again. .r.. &C.
Nor should any political or religious considera.
| tons chill the heart of any one. We plead alike
for the souls and bodies of the sick and wounded Of
both armies of all sects and many nations-that
fall to our charge. No distinction is ever made
All are treated just alike by both the Christian
and Sanitary Commissions.
Ofall charitable objects ever pressed upon your
benevolencs this is the most important, the most
urgent, the most catholic, and the responsibility is
the most awful. s . s.
What more need be said to excite your compass
sion aud stimulate your zeal?
Can you picture to yourself the poor stricken
fellows for whom we plead, carried from the fatal
battlefield on stretchers, ESQ IN perhaps to meet
their God j their wounds tenderly dressed their
siekened bodies carefully nursed, their minds con-
soed, their spirits soothed, their parting word or
gift to distant loved ones faithfully treasured their
eyes closed and thei soul commended to o merc-
lot in this matter!
If not, then up and be doing. The time is short
it is true, but long enough for your work to heal
many horrid cash, cool many parched lip and
wipe many tear away. jsl5
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PARTRIDGE's:,
STOCK DEPOT.

All kinds Of Artists Material on hands and
sale at % low rates Is they can b purchased
Pittsbrg Cincinnati, or other cities ~
Fancy prints Of 6ns quality, Looking Class
Picture Frames, Mouldiags and great variety
other goods ON hand and Tor sale It fair rates,
n B. A restricted number Of Pupils taken
learn the Art. spl6-H
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REFER TO

Hon. R. L. Berkshire, Judge Supreme Court
Appeals, Morgantown, West Va - 4orFFt
Hon. VIM. 4. Harrison, Judge Supreme Court
Appeals, Clarksburg, West Va
N. COT ESQ, President n. & N. Bank of Wheeling
at Clarksburg, West Va Z . 90. -
". Wagner, Cashier n. & N. Bank Of Wheeling,
Norgantovn, West Va.
Kramer 4 Rahm, Bankers, Rttshnyh, Pa.
Rittenhouse, FAINT Co., Bankers, Washington, D.
n }.srrl -y.3. novl4n ,
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AZ Pc A b. IT,, O,
FARMERS 6F OHIO It11 AND AD'AohNl

We appeal to- YOU TO contribute Of your f our
to the relief the and xSuRds Sau s0iasss
2EPss aST s2y fsos their
o, On, their homes desolated by the ruth
fss hes sslSo sR. Ts
Thanks to kind Providence ana is and harvest have
ss ans with you your gran aries are full
s5 @ saS Sea a ns
brave s0iders to %ha they have preserved to
and them that poor pittancs! Let your Ts
roll in money and in kind. a free Will onerins 70
those to tShOm you owe your harvest homes :,
MANUFACTURERS, MECHANICS AND
WlORKINGMEN OF WHEELING
,-u.ful in good works, let not your n. nos
now Rememhsr your brave defenders ~ I'M nv
Of need them sn y Dole sG not out you
to wU5k I'm. Inn Measure, but come to the rescue q
ou have often done before, in money ana IN p'00"'''
N labor and q s6n. ..A.a
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FELLOW CITIZENS,
Contributions of money should be made to

JOHN DONLON. Chairman % .''tI
JNo. +. HOPKINS, Gro. ADAMS, ss., y.I
ALEX. LAUaHLIN, MoReAN L. orr, .'9g
stn! sas Finance Committee. / -svgs on
Contributions, other than money. should be sent to
the warehouse of Jno F. Hopkins, No So Main street,
where they will be properly cared for. All articles
should have card attached, giving owners name and
residence, and probable value of same, and stating
whether donated, or loaned for the establishment Of
the hall. I'd ....s =. ~. iel4
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Grand Patriotic -.
FEES I'll W "A %
ANDcFAR,5I.
ON BEHALF OF THE
SANITARY COMMISSION, KS
THE st4g s,Iss0
CHRISTIAN COMMISSION,
AND H.i .32sgssG sst
SOLDIERS AID SOCIETIES, a'
TO BE HELD IN THE LIN
FAIR buildings
COMMENCING JUNE 18TH, 1864.
AND CONTINUING FOR ONE WEEK. IN
GLIDING A GRAND CELEBRATION"
ON THE 4TH OF JULY.
PRESIDENT, ..,.,...
HIS HONOR, MAYOR CRANGLE.
CHIEF MARSHALL,
WILLIAM TALLANT.
AIDS,
JNO HUBBARD, BENZ. DAVENPORT
SECRETARY, slesIn > .aI
JOHN E. WILSON,
TREASURER, .'-ss# -,ssI
SAMUEL LAUGHLIN. sae.
MANAGERS,
JNO. BISHOP, THOs. HORNBRO0K,
A METCALF, JNO X. BOTSFORD,
II. W. PAXTON, w. L. McNRELY,
THEO, GORRELL; ISAIAH WARREN,
Z. BOOKING.
COMMITTEES
ON HALL,
James Bodley, John Clayton,
Isaac Cloudy, Henry Wallace,
Jacob Morris.
ON REFRESHMENTS.
Thos Hornbrook, w. b. Simpson,
Nicholas Schultz, W B. sensensy,
James Gilahrist
ON DECORATIONS.
John Bishop; Ed. Reid,
r, Addison, John Bayha,
G. X Cartwright. r.3.Es1 .
ON FLORAL DEPARTMENT. '''
W L, McNeeley, DR. A. s: Todd,
c. Oglebay, Jos. Seibold
G. L. Cranmer.
ON ADJUSTMENTS.
j. A, Metcaf, j. . hn0des,
Aug Campbell, B. b. Stone,
Samuel Laughlin.
ON FANCY ARTICLES,
Thee Gorrel, Augustus Pollock,
". NJ Nicoll H. Fisher,
John Roemer'
ON SUPPER.
Jno K. Botsford VIM. ID, Sawtell
Hiram Young, VIM NJ. Bsrryhill,
E j. Stone.
ON FINANCE.
John DonlOn Alex Laughhn,
John r. Hopkins deo. Adams,
ON PRINTING
4. W, Paxton, T. C MeAfee,
John T. Wilson W. B, Smith,
Samuel p Hldreth.
ON CURIOSITY SHOP AND GALLERY OF
FINE ARTS. tt.tE.
Ed Booking, A c. Partridge,
geo Storm, DR.. j. C. HupR
ID i. Donnol. '. e 20 /
ON MANUFACTURES AND MECHANICS.
And Glass, VIM Graham,
Jer'h Sheppard, Jas. mckinney,
j II. Williams.
~ LIVE STOCK AND BUTCHERS MEATS.
NJ, SCALAN, Chairman,
ON POLICE.
Isaiah Warren. Capt Britt,
Capt Over, >, H. bier' a
w. d, Lewis. a
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FESTIVAL & FAIR.

Invoices and lists of Donations to the Fancy
Goods Department should be handed in by Wed
nesday or Thursday Of this week. If notconveni-
emit for Contributors to leave their donations at the
places heretofore designated. the Committee will
send for them if notified of the fact Friends will
oblige us by acting early and promptly in this mat
ter 81 sTHEs.sN. goRRELL,
je2l-3t Chairman of Com
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Christian and Sanitary Commits

NOTICES hereby giventh t. following arrange.
~ ments have been made with the RailRoade and
Steamboats, carry all donatonf free and issue round
trip tickets, with one dollar coupons attached which
are good for admission to the Hall purchase Of any
article for sale:
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad. .H KS
z Cleveland and Pittsburg Railroad. ~ r. a.
Central Ohio Railroad,
Hemp6eld Railroad. .H.t
Steamboat Express
, -. 9 R R,|sss, I,nL ..iAUJ !
Odd Fellow.
IS 3 ,Ratler. - #EsEEfk
+ "a go Hmry Logan. - e EEE3 9
-" sc Minerva. + = q - ~ Pa"
je2O-lw HENRY CRANGLE, Pers't.
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To the People of Western Pennsylva-
MIA, Eastern Ohio and West Virginia.
We ask your aid and cooperation in rendering the
| above named department of the Wheeling Fair and
Festival success.
Let love for your bleeding country, and sympathy
for its brave defenders prompt you to send us such
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NOTICE ITO THE PUBLIC.

No person or persons are allowed to contract any
debt connected with the "FRSTIvAL AND FAIR"
except the Chairman the various published commit
tees connected Herewith. Je2O-tf
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MERCHANTS OF WHEELING,

IN 41es 16zlY sG5y ~ szUusd lzn9sA
s$i l';SsS; e ;ssssa ~ sss
III ss' sS.s Ss ssss
ALTER now. but once more pull the elastic band and
INC s .eVS t 'Ass' .In+i,b,0 aIIIrQEA
Little need be said to you; your hands are Away
ready your hearts are always full Once more you
county calls you tsssat dati. 0ws know You win b
} MINISTER'S OF THE GOSPEL -1
Stir ND your aocks to be ssalous in this holy cause
Plead With them to snusae the Example Of tie s9es
never was there more fearful responsibility,
- 81" CHILDREN, - -, :. : -, -
Save your pocket money and spend i ms Psi ssS
heal many'a wound beside. y -, f,.a,,t-"sss -
CITIZENS OF NEIGHB oRING TOWNS,
Give us your sympathy and something Iaors sabssn-
tial. is4aaG5 -4iitD ar51-ci ohi g. S5lBigifQ, :,
Some jealous patriot in each community ssf the ball
of love rolling and when it is filled WITH the good
things these poor soldiers have 70 you ro
spiritual consultations, it shall be rolled GO am 70 me
side Of the sick and the mangled, the dying end the
dead. ,A5i. t.ai leta s.t9 ! !c3mds.iH5z3 sal
FELLOW CITIZENS, rnd ID buaO
One and ALL come help along this benevolent underta-
king. Because you feel secure don't forget that war
walks abroad in the land that war must VIC
TINS, and that but for these for whom We plead war
might even now be upon you and yours. t,.I...,'
Don't wait to be called upon, committees Will not
have time but voluntarily end cheerfuly come up to
this feast of love- and there ying your gift upon its
alter plight aresh your troth to your bleeding country
aud each other and rush to save, oh save from lin
gerng unds disease and DEATH those brave defend
era of your all. 80 -. ..
If every man, woman and child among us would
give but one dollar to the cause what incense would
arise. f...i tsf..t .ssJ .s.-... = t.t
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Relics, Trophies and Curiositie!

ncIlCS, IIOpIiiCS oiIu Aui loSitiCS
of every description, you may have OF can procure
from Others Or without delay give notice to the Com
mittee where they can be found. The f4stE.
GALLERY OF FINE ARTS
also challenges your zeal in the good cause Give or
lend US your Oil Paintings, Sculptures, etc.
All arrlcles merely placed exhibition will be re-
cspted for by any member of the Committee carefully
preserved and promptly returned.
The history of each article should accompany IT, and
if donated, its value.
Cosomittee on Curiosity Shop and Gallery Of Fine
Ayts. =
Edmund Booking, George storm,
Dr., J. G, hupp' t'l P a. f. a. saI = Rsss.
The following persons will receive, In their respective
localities relics and trophies OF the present OF any
inos sculptures &c. and forward the same by Adams
Express to the Committee:
John g. Jacob, wellsburg W; Va.
Samuel McCulloch, Short Greek, West Va.
I 2ossnh Hedges, West Liberty " i.
DR.. j. H. StoreI, Triadelphis, - -, -
". H. Johnston, Post Master, Rosby's Rock, ". Va
John Bell Belltsn, W. Va.
Thos. L. Bogges, Huntington, W. Va.
John ]. Brown, Kingwood,
Harrison Hagans, Brandonville, "
Rev. NJ. V. Is. White, Oakland, Md.
T. N. Boyd, Fairmont, w. Va.
Col. H. Dering Morgantown, W Va.
james E. VIVA, ton, Parkersbnrg, ". Va.
d. Thomas McKepnan, Washington, Pa.
VIM Moore, Washington, Pa.
Rev. John 7. Brownlee, West Middleton, Pa.
| q. Ma Bell, West Alexandris. Pa. =
| Judg s. Cowan, st. Clairsvlle, OHIO.
| Dr. Israel Werlich, Martins Ferry, Ohio.
Dr. g. Fudenburg, Bridgeport,
Coulson Davenport BarHesvile,
DIR. c. Hildreth, Zanesville,
| George Edwards. Aopndsvils, w. Va.
| f)r. VIM D. McGregor, Steubenville, Ohio.
| ". Moore Clarksburg, W. Va.
J. P. sturgiss, Cranberry Summit W. Va.
DR.. M. c. Dougherty, Grafton,
l. Joseph s. Morrison, Pittsburs Ps. ,ifBks
;eco-d. iu1| II icH EIIigiHHl
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of every description, you may have or can procure
from Others or without delay give notice to the Com
mittee where they can be found. The i4stE.
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TOBACCO.

81 a g. t91sT. Iak
. - ana e4i fIs W. - q: /,
Is
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Albums and Gard Pictures.

A large and superior stoeksf PHOTOGRAPH.
G LBUMS always on had and for sale, whole
10 and retail A grsAt vaFiuv Of CARDS for
LBUNs for sale very low.
Price Lists Of Albums, or Catalogues Of Cards
will be mailed TO any address on the receipt Of Q
th REQ cent postage stamp.
Gcods Of this kind win 30 ssnt By mail, post
Id, at manufacturers prieas
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.sI ,es7 80 1, tI.r'71ssa s1szi A-sTAH u.II1-a
'""o d N2a-'AH s1E4 sls osI-g ia = !
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1864-02-20
SIGEsMoSD & HAYWARD,

NOTICE.-DRs. SIGEsMoSD & HAYWARD,
~ would most respectfully intorm the Iij~
zens Of Alexandria and vicinity that owing 10
the pressure Of business At their Dental office,
260, Pennsylvania Avenue, Washington, u.
c.. they are compelled &C close their branch
office at 2ll King street, Alexandria, as they
are unable to devote any Of their pcrsullal
time at this Office. We would caution all
against any imposter claiming 70 be il any way
connected with Office, 200, Pennsylvania
avenue, Washington d. g., rs we are IN ne
office, and which j; the only office where our
new method Of inserting Artificial Teeth cuA
be done. fen l6-If
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1864-02-20

n,rnr the debate On the report OF Tue Coli-
e,.ooc, Committee on the Enrolment bill, IN
tha Senate of the United States yesterday, Mr..
crnos said he should certainly vote tor 1t as
an anti slavery measure. lie thought 1t a
l.otimate means to strike slavery.
n, Grille was free to to say that, II they
! Il the n,yer to ,pscri pt the white man they
bal the power to con script the black man Tree
~ s|ay,: but Is tn, militia OF the States were
tba;r own defence, he denied the power OF the
l&,yernm INT to con script their citizens.
Mr. Powell to,t the floor, and, referring to
r,mark; Of Mr.. Grimes the latter sau ne
" mld take them back. Tic would admin ne
waS wrong. 1870
Mr.. Powell Then the gentleman ought to
vote with me.
n, wis IN (in his scat)-TaSe the vote,
Mr. P,weL-IfI am to be treated IN that
WV will sp,ak FIR five hours. lie had never
henu guilty Of the rulencss OF calling tor
vnte when a Senator is on the floor, and no
os,tIn,n would do it. Mr.. T. then proceeded
4 ~ aren., briefly, that the bill was an unmls-
taxable violation Of the Constitution.
B The celebrated Prince Saln Salm was arrest.
#e) in NV York yesterday, by order OF Gen.
4 HAYS. 1t seems that the Prince has OF late
B repre, ented that he was Colonel of the 68th
81 regiment New York Volunteers, thereby
Il greatly annoying the commandaat of the reg'-
4 ment Lieut.. Col. Steinhauson. lie is also
B charged with svindling young men.
3 The Confederate steamer Alabama, which
!. was said to be at Annoy, China, on the End OF
January last, and there blockaded by the Wy
B o,ning, it is now announced, was, on the 9TH OF
i the same mouth, fifty miles south OF Rangoon.
Non the watch for vessels
81 It is.said that the prisoners at Camp Morton,
Indiana, recently attempted to achieve their
escape by the tunnelling process. james Barn
!. well, of the 81 Missouri regiment was shot ty
the sentry just as he was emerging from the
passage, and the plot was discovered.
&. The Committee on the Conduct of the War
Got the D. s. Congress will soon examine into
the cause of the inactivity OF the iron. clad
fleet off Charleston. Persons and papers will
be called tor and a thorough investigation
ase into the cluscs Of the delay on the part
s#of the navy to cooperate With the army.
.za The Cumberland, blockade runner, captured
off Mobile and sine, arrivel at KY West is
stated to have cost in England fifty thousand
pounds sterling at ten thousand more were
expen LED On her at Havana. Her cargo ac-
sstuay cost in England seventy thousand pounds
sterling, AMI the aggregate value Of steamer
and cargo in U. S. currency is estimated at over
So million dollars.
sS An effort has been made to have the Chesa-,
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CANDIDATES.

NNO TIE VOTERS OF ALEXANDRIA,
l. We are authorized to announce the name
of Mr. j. T. ARMSTRONG, an old citizen
and for many years faithful member OF the
city council, as Il suitable candidate for the
office Of mayor, at the ensuing election lie
will be supported by NJ AN VOIEkS.
feb Pie
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1864-02-20
REFORM TICKET.

TIME name Of JAMES ?. L. WESTCOTT:
is suggested by PERMISSION as candidate
for Mayor. A radical reform is necessary in
our city affairs, and at the head Of this party,
stands the above candidate
AN OLD ALEXANDRIA,.
fab 11-&a
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y OTTLERS' AGREEMENT.-In cor

DOTTLERS' AGREEMENT TIN conse<
- quence Of the enormous advance in prices
OF all kinds OF materials used III @ II business,
together with the heavy tax levied by the Uni
ted States government We the undersigned
bottlers, Of Alexandria, Va, are compelled t.
advance the price Of orr articles, and here
agree that on and after March lst, 1864 we viii
charge 81 cents Per dozen GA bottles) fer min
cral water and cider
Signed. FOGARTY & COLEMAN,
HENRY BECK.
feb 19-tm1
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1864-02-20

TNHE time is now drawing nigh for Us to De
looking about for a candidate for Mayor
and also tor members OF both branches OF, the
c Council. It is matter that c,nGerns
every citizen of this good old city, and do
sincerely nope that good men may be chosen
for all the various offices, and no vaealGt'ng or
nronose the old ''war horse for Mayor
WALTER L. PENN. The others as a mat
fer Of course will be chosen by the respective
wards. SEM LII / = IVA ~
fob tie
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-09-23
Indiana state and Sanitary Fairs

RAILROAD ARRANGEMENTS.
The following arrangements have been made
with the railroads designated below, for carrying
passengers to and from the Twelfth Annual Fair
of the State Board of Agriculture to be held at
indianapolis, from the Sd day of October, 1864
to the 9Th, inclusive: also for the transportation
OF articles to the above Fair or the Sanitary
Bazaar.
All passengers will be charged full fare to In
dianapolis, and upon having their tickets stamped
by the Secretary of the State Board upon the
Fair grounds, they will be returned by the rail
roads free: otherwise their tickets will be void
for the return trip Tickets will be for sale at
all regular stations during the week of the Fair,
and will be good from the Sd day of October to
the sih
Stock, machinery, &c will be transported to
indianapolis at full rates. and will be returned
by the several railroads free, upon the certificate
of the Secretary of the State Board, that the
animals or articles were on exhibition, and did
not change hands during the week of the Fair.
Terre Haute snd Richmond r. r.
Cincinnati and Chicago Air Line r. r
Indianapolis and Cincinnati X. r.
Louisville. New Albany and Chicago R. R.
Indiana Central X K
Evansville and Charlottesville Il. R.
BelefOntaine R. r
Toledo. 'Logansport and Burlington r. R.
Jacksonville X r.
Indianapolis. Peru and Chicago r. X.
Michigan Central r. R.
Michigan Southern and Northern Indiana r. r.
Toledo, Peoria and Warsaw r r.
Madison and indianapolis r. K.
Other roads will be added from time to time
as they are heard from
W. u LOOMS,
Secretary OF State Board of Agriculture.
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Jrsr OPENED BIT BAkrR & MoIvER-A We

JUsr OPENED BIT BAKER 4 McIvER-A very
large stock OF Ladies' Gentlemen's Misses and
Children's Furs. consisting of Canada. Americar
and French Sables. German Pitches Re- Ermine
very beautiful; Plain and Spotted Squirrel, River
Mink-colored aud natural. made up in all the
most fashionable styles. Cloaks and Mantillss
three quarter. half and quarter 0apes. Talmas
CoIlars-tipped ard plain. tor gents. Otter
Beaver Nuiris. Seal and Rat Collars. Mufflers
Cauntlets. Gloves. &c.
The FUR trade beng legitimate branch of OUT
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