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HEw uORH LIHEB.
THE CAMDEN AND AMBOY AND FHILADEL,
sHA AND AMP TRENTON RAILROAD COMA
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Az Z S ,Vis Ssaasn and Jersey a,y-Nsw' AD
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City, Southern Express 800
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podAtion (froight and PAsssngsrl-
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n IS ,. m. Line runs daily id others, Sum
days excepted.
NEW YORK AND PHILADELPHIA LINES,
Leave foot OF Barclay street at Q. m. and p. N.
Prom loot OF Cortland street At 7, and 10 q. m,
and r. o @ ,s and z hight IL o,,.,
excepted. ". T. GATzSER, AGENT t'''
! Phil,A and N. z. Lines.
'INERMS OF THE SUPREME COURT
or THE DISTRICT OF CoLUMBIA.-Not
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General Terms,
Third Monday Of January.
First Monday Of May.
Third Monday Of October.
TSRsJ Of DC CiSosH Coat.
In which alone Il Tx syy . a%ss1n'l'd Tor the ',
E ,Gs T MssS:yy q q February February
IL vi Tuesday Of November.
Et,t Monday Of March. ~
ThiI d Monday Of June,
First IA onday Of December.
Terms q he DiRrla coS0t,
frat don day e DsssSs%Ss,:
First uosdy Of January.
Eirst TaeBdsV Of February.
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Third Monday OF May,
First Tuesday o. June.
IiISt Tuesday Of September
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sealds, &s., In Z surprisingly short time. ra'..al
Only 10 oents Boz. ...ts ..rlGr
The above are ali old and wellestabliEhed Reno
dies.
For Sale by .
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s. W. FowLE Co., IS fremont street, Boston,
and by all Druggists. my2S.Wkssm
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BOoKsELLKRs ARMY sTATIoHKRs,
PRINT Rs,
BLANK BOOK MANUTACrURHRA
ga Pr IHsTLvAELA AvnHUB,
Have constantly on hand
All Military and Naval Works,
Now and recent Publications,
Army Stationery, all kinda,
E1oh Order Books,
Of Field Manifold Writers,
Company Roll Books,
oSnerAl Order Files,
I1m0 Books,
Army Pay Tables,
F1Old 0laa1ua,
Field Copying Presses,
Abstract Papers,
PenslOn and Bounty BiAnks,
Record books for use ~ headquarters By A.
siAal book. asSs, ma fliaiing dOns " order on
"a han,sz SSsi. ~ n~ass q pssss.
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w" sA al' -. .i}' '1p M I'd
p, mar 80 T-R VINO .cAars
Aa. Months stock on hasa Of CHOICE
NND 80. $500 !. . -.
marcy Of tbs public. We shan no, SPEAK Of usm
whrsNo LONGER. now Is THE TINE.
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city. ar. "
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EVERY PATTERN AND STYLE
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Class No I, boiler iron, a., No. pig iroui y
spsrm oil, No. Q, linsesd oil, se., No 7. lard o
ensinssrs' stores; No. II, eoginsers' toolsj No.
. gtneeIs' iLstrumentsj No II, wrought iron piI
ksj No. lb, tubesj - 10, stesij No. II, iron mai
bolts, and nutsi No 10, copper No. 10 tn, koj .
paints; No -, stationary No. -, nrewoodI
-, cotton waste, packing, ss.i No. IS, engines
stores.
The Smoky Hill and Republican union. [volume] (Junction City, Kan.) 1861-1864, 1864-02-13
I'd Lieut.. Co. H. 18th Rg't X. V.

JuRons-The following persons have been
drawn to serve as Jurors for the March term OF
the Distric. Court. Grand Jurors-W. s. Blake
ly. R. H. Bishop, G. D. Brooks, Alonzo Dexter,
Lorenzo Gates, E. R. G. Harris, j. Il. karnan,
E. D. McGill, r. B. Mills, j. II. Mcfarland,
James Mansfield, Dayid Monfort, Henry Mitch
eli, Timothy O'Donovan, G. H. Purnton, Robert
Reynolds, James Tulley. Geo. A. Taylor. Petit
Jurors-Robert Berry. John Cain. W. G. Con-
yers, Elias E9eleigh, John Furrow, John Fox.
VIM. Gordon, John Hay. James Hemphill, Rob-
ert johnson, Patrick King. J. B. Morris, ". b.
Meade, Marcus ". Mitchell. John Phelps, Tru-
man L. Pooler C. L. Sandford. Henry Sprung.
Henry E. Thomas, Ernest Thieie. Christian
Wetzel, George Ware, John Walton, Joseph
Zoller.
The Smoky Hill and Republican union. [volume] (Junction City, Kan.) 1861-1864, 1864-02-13
A CARD FROM LIEUTENANT SMITH.
FoRr RILEY. Kansas, Feb. III, leo4

FoRr Riley Kansas, Feb. H. loo4.
EpIroRs UxroS-In your issue of January Soth'
On article appeared in which 1 was very uncere-
moniously dragged before the readers OF the
Union, and charged with an offence had never
committed /; and not being satisfied with eharg-
ing me with breach Of military discipline, the
article gave room for the public to draw infer
ences derogatory to my private character which
wish by this statement to correct. So far as
the article published in the Manhattan Indepen-
dent, knew nothing Of it until l saw it pub
lished in that paper. The charge of ordering
the men in my charge at that time into Mrs.
Sarber's house, is an unmitigated falsehood,
with the exception Of guard which placed IN
the house as soon as ascertained that it had
been broken open and pillaged, to protect the
property from further spoliation. These facts
can substantiate. Very respectfully, &C.,
F. E. SMITH,
Cd Lieut. Co. H. 18th Rg't h. Y. G.
The Smoky Hill and Republican union. [volume] (Junction City, Kan.) 1861-1864, 1864-02-13

n@- Capt. Ed. Barker, of the Second Kan
sas, a Junctionite, while returning from scout
to the Red River, about the 2lst ult, surprised
a party of rebels, and killed captain and a
lieutenant and six men, and captured thirty
one prisoners, including several commissioned
officers, arms, horses, &c. We lost John Ack-
erson, Co. 1, killed; Lieut.. Williams, Co. 1.
wounded, and Sam Berry, Co. E, wounded in
right arm. Sam is from this county, and his
friends will be glad to hear that he is doing
we'll.
The Smoky Hill and Republican union. [volume] (Junction City, Kan.) 1861-1864, 1864-02-13

A VIRGINIA MAN OF CoLoR.-Last Saturday
Sheriff Callen received warrant from Douglas
county for the arrest of negro man named
William Carr, with two or three aliases, on
charge of LARCENY. Carr has been in this place
for q month or two, and has behaved himself
we'll, but We learn was inveigled into the horse
stealing business at Lawrence by white men,
who offered bonus for each horse brought in.
The warrant was served, and as the Sheriff was
marching him to Jail, they stopped in an adjoin-
ing house to get light. The Sheriff cautiously
turned the key IN the door, while the darkey as
cautiously observed back door favorable to his
chances. Watching the opportunity, he was
soon out in the pitchy darkness. and the Sheriff
wisely concluded that it would be Improbable
to hunt for "black niger in black night"
A reward was offered Tuesday he was captured
1t Manhattan, but in an hour or SO he gave then
the ship in the same way-by getting out oack-
door. That same evening he was re-captured oy
soldier. who stopped with him over night At
house in the timber this side Of the Wild Cat
About daylight Wednesday morning, he gave
them the slip again. and he is now at large
Verify, q" niger is sharper than white man.
The Smoky Hill and Republican union. [volume] (Junction City, Kan.) 1861-1864, 1864-02-13

u Captain Dunlap, of the 18th Regiment,
called on us the other day. He is typo. We
would give two-bits to see an old strapped
Jour" once more. Now they carry bars, Of all
grades, on their shoulders, instead of "cotton
trunks with pin keys And it don't hurt them
any more to carry the bars than the trunk. We
invite the Captain to make our office his loafng
HEADQUARTERS.
The Smoky Hill and Republican union. [volume] (Junction City, Kan.) 1861-1864, 1864-02-13

A Posi- MAsrER.-A German acting in this
capacity, perhaps thirty miles from Junction, in
making up his mail matter. way-billed letter
to this place. which was directed elsewhere.
Upon discovering his mistake. he wrote a letter
to our post master, paying three cents on it, and
enclosing it in the same package with the mis-
directed one. His note read, Mine Got, send
back the letter sent wrong -
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Administrators Notice.

Notice is hereby given that letters of Admin
istration on the estate of Palmer S. HarwoOd,
deceased, have been granted the undersigned
by the Judge OF the Probate Court of Saline
county, Kansas, bearing date of January 4th,
1864 All persons indebted to said estate are
hereby notified to make immediate settlement
of the same; and all persons having claims
against said estate are hereby notified to ex-
hibit them to the Administrator within one
year from the date of these letters for allow
ance or they may be barred from the benefits
of said estate; and if they do not exhibit such
claims within three years from the date of said
letters they will be forever barred from all the
benefits Of said estate.
ROBERT PARKER, Administrator.
January IL, 1861. n94t.pfS5.
The Smoky Hill and Republican union. [volume] (Junction City, Kan.) 1861-1864, 1864-02-13

HoSoR THEM-JONES of Salina, PULLING
TON of Riley, JOHNS n Of Wabaunsee, GRO
YER of Pcttawatomie, in the House, and
STRICKLER of Davis, in the Senate, all from
the West, have exhibited Integrity, Honor and
Manhood positively refreshing! They'll do to
tie TO. Let the people honor them.
The Smoky Hill and Republican union. [volume] (Junction City, Kan.) 1861-1864, 1864-02-13

ANOTHER GUERRILLA ScARE.-Startling reports
have reached US about Dick Yeager and his band
marching on Lawrence and Topeka. As our
latest mail contained nothing about it, we
have concluded that it originated in the imagi
nation of some conscience stricken Fraud-ite.
Some people Up this way think it would be a
God-send if he was to get to Topeka, and dis
perse the Legislature.
The Smoky Hill and Republican union. [volume] (Junction City, Kan.) 1861-1864, 1864-02-13

THE PEorLE.-P. z. Taylor pledged himself
against an election of Senator this winter, and
T. F. Hersey was committed against such action.
The papers endorsing the fraud say the people
rebuked Jim Lane! From our knowledge of
what people up this way think of it, we natu-
rally conclude that they must think Jim. Legate
aud Ike Eaton the people of Kansas" "Ex-
plantations are played out"
The Smoky Hill and Republican union. [volume] (Junction City, Kan.) 1861-1864, 1864-02-13

= Observation-Disclosures packages Of our papers,
directed to Leon, are nov lying at the post
office in this place. for the reason that the river
cannot be crossed. This number will make four
packages TINS blockaded- Such mail facilities
are exceedingly embarrassing. and operates Sc
riouslv against our success
The Smoky Hill and Republican union. [volume] (Junction City, Kan.) 1861-1864, 1864-02-13

FALSE TO PLEDGES l-P. z. Taylor, Rep
resentative from this County. pledged himself
to his friends before election to oppose the dam
nable fraud for which we find his name recorded
Violated pledges are the only record that will
exist of his official career to relieve the monotony
of his general ineficiency. But what are pledges
before the persuasive eloquence of such things as
Ike Eaton 1t is not the first grand fraud that
Mr.. TAYLOR has had the heart to sympathize
with The Shareholders Rebellion was a big
.saud upon the people. but not whit meaner
than this one on the people of Kansas. We warn
ed the people. but they wouldn't heed. and they
now find themselves "sucked in, likewise de-
ceived." We repeat, there is no confidence to
he placed in the man who's" heart has once been
cold towards his Country! He ls valuable
acquisition to the Carney fold. "Great God
The Smoky Hill and Republican union. [volume] (Junction City, Kan.) 1861-1864, 1864-02-13
q BE II n i o n !.
Junction, Kansas, Feb. Is, 1864.

PUBLIC SPEAKING.-Hon. Robert McBrat-
Aey will sddress the people of Davis County
s1 Tsyio.s Hall in Junction City, next Thursday
,;ubt. the 18th inst, on the Senatorial Fraud.
It is . question of momentous importance, and
every man should attend.
The Smoky Hill and Republican union. [volume] (Junction City, Kan.) 1861-1864, 1864-02-13

e Mr.. John H. Karnan's house took fire last
Monday, but was extinguished before any great
damage was done. The alacIity with which our
citizens respond to alarms of fire is commendable.
The Smoky Hill and Republican union. [volume] (Junction City, Kan.) 1861-1864, 1864-02-13

D1ED.-In this place, on Saturday, the 6ti
inst, Frederick, infant son of John IL. ant
Sarah E. Karnan, aged two years.
The Smoky Hill and Republican union. [volume] (Junction City, Kan.) 1861-1864, 1864-02-13

- Pr TAYLOR, resign your seat! Your
constituents. without regard to personal or point
ical feelings, but actuated solely by determine
ton to preserve their rights haYe branded you
CONSPIRATOR!
The Smoky Hill and Republican union. [volume] (Junction City, Kan.) 1861-1864, 1864-02-13

u The Fort Riley Debating Club will dis
cuss the Senatorial question next Tuesday night
Citizens of junction are invited to attend.
The Smoky Hill and Republican union. [volume] (Junction City, Kan.) 1861-1864, 1864-02-13

q The Beef Contract at Fort Riley was let
last Monday to Mr.. Hartigan at $3.50 per hun
dred. Fifty head to be supplied. Bids ran as
high rs $3.50. Good figures for stock raisers.
The Smoky Hill and Republican union. [volume] (Junction City, Kan.) 1861-1864, 1864-02-13

p Prairie fires are becoming common again,
preparing mother earth for her coming coat OF
green.
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FRUIT TREES FOR SALE.

sl'he subscriber has on hand FIFTY THOUS-
4 AND APPLE TREES. OF vELL~sEl EcTsD
varieties, as we'll as quantity Of Peach, Locust
&c., sc !. winch he offers cheap for cash, or
will exchange for cows, young stock or gram
at reasonable prices. HIRAM bEAL.
Ashland Nursery, Davis Co., Kansas. [n4sly
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SCHOOL BOOKS

WILSON'S SERIES OF READERS,
w and all the books recommended by the
State Superintendent. Also &6nfey's Read
School Register, &c., for sale by
STREETER & STRICKLER,
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DONATIONS of Curiesities, trophies, Oil Paint
- ings, Lithographs, Sculptures, or the loaning
of the same during the great Sanitary Fair, will
be thankfully received, with the name of the do
nstor or owner; also menten whether they are
donated or loaned. Parties in the city having
Paintings or Sculptures will leave word with any
of the Committee, who will, when the room is
ready, call for them. Having secured the best
room, 1.-THE Ticket Oace,) everything is we'll pro-
tected from wind and rain, and the committee
guarantees that proper care will be taken of them
and hold themselves responsible for the prompt
return of the same. Parties abroad will please
send their article per Adams Express to the Chair
man. Ourioaties and Trophies may be left with
any of the Committee.
~ EDMUND BOOKING, Chairman
Dr. JIG HUPP,, s''ts1 A. C. PARTRIDGE,
GEO STORM, IA s-- d. E. D0NNEL,
wv. Committee on curissitiss and Fine Asrts
jsl6-t ...r
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Special Appeal to the Ladies' OF Wheeling
lind Surrounding Country, ON Be
half Of the Approaching Fair
and festival


and Festival!
Ladies' the Fair has been postponed week,
merely for the purpose of giving yon more time
to contribute more effectually to the income and
success, and every lady should at once, see what
che 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; all
can influence each other, and without your hear
ty support, and cooperation, the Fair will lack
an important element of success Will 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 60 to work
with earnest zeal in this holy cause?
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 yeur philantnropic Efforts God grant none
ever may again. .s.
Nor should any political OF religious consdera-
tions 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
benevolence this is the most important, the most
urgent, the most catholic and the responsibility is
the most awful.
What more need be said to excite your compass
sion and stimulate your zeall
Can you picture to yourself the poor stricken
fellows for whom we plead, carried from the fatal
battlefield on stretchers, som perhaps to meet
their God their wounds tenderly dressed their
sickened bodies carefully nursed their minds con-
soled their spirits soothed, their parting word or
gift to distant loved faithfully treasured their
eyes closed and thei soul commended to merci.
full Judge, aud refuse or neglect to take part or
lot in this NATTER
If not, then up and be doing. The time is short
it is true, but long enough for your work to heal
many a borrid cash, cool many parched lip and
wipe many tear away. jel5
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REFER TO

Hon. R. L. Berkshire, Judge Supreme Court
Appeals Morgantown, West Va.
Hon. VIM. A. Harrison, Judge Supreme Court
Appeals, Clsrksburg, West Va.
N. Gof, Esq, President NJ. & NJ. Bank of Wheeling
at Clarksburg, West Va.
W. Wagner, Cashier NJ. & M. Bank of Wheeline a
Morgantown, West Va.
Kramer Rahm, Bankers, Pittsburgh, Pa
Rittenhouse, FAINT Co.,, Bankers, Washington, D.
novl4f
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DRRsoks xishihe Il subscriSs q tie fund now g.
Icing raised in connection with the FAIR for tne
benefit Of our sick and wounded soldiers, Fl4 piease
do 80 s His other duties in connection with the asso-
citation, will not permit his calling ON them I'D
Those who have already subscribed and not yet pslo
their subscriptions, will please call and pc ftle,,
80 90 JOHN DONLAN, >, ~ q go
jclS, 2 SN Chairman Finance Committee.
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FELLOW CITIZENS,

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 nave lts VIC
Tins and that but for these for when we plead war
mighte now be upon you and yours. o.,
Don't wait to be called upon, committees Will not
have time, but voluntarily and cheerfully come up to
this feast of love- and there yng your gift upon its
alter plight afesh your toth to your bleeding country
aud each other and rush to save, OH save from lin
sering unds and DEATH those brave Defend
ers of your all. 49,. s+ ,.f..4.T -
If every man, woman and child among US would
give but dollar to the cause what incense would
arise. a..' ssi 5- .''+ i+
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Contributions of money should be made to

JOHN DONLON, Chairman.
JNo. +. HOPKINS, Gro ADAMS, .'-
ALEX, LAuaHLIN, i MORGAN l.. OFT,
Finance Committee.
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 ALI articles
should have card attached, giving owners name and
residence, and probable value of same, and stating
whether donated loaned for the embellishment Of
the hall. =. u t.i Et-tt jel4
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To the Ladies and Gentlemen I
~ a. Wheeling and Vicinity. [


1NHE undersigned earnestly urge upon Jon, indiyid-
i uslly and collectively, to lend US your aid and CO.
operate with in eortso make tine Floral Depart
ment Of the Grand Patriotic festival and Fair worthy
Of the occasion and triumphant success. ~ -"
dies, we appeal to you in behalf Of this great
christian charity to aid in organizing our special
department and supplying it with the necessary sr-
ces that it may be inferior to of the other de-
partments in its Attractive and worthy display.
Organize at once and call your friends. neighbors
aud fellow citizens at home and abroad to contribute
Wild Flowers, Moses. Singing Birds Of all kinds, 30
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 Fe-
val ~ ~ 1-3.t r. 'eH 2 stii- ~ i-.' .i.'i .l. 30
Gentlemen cooperate with the ladies in this special
ity of our undertaking, and aid them by your counsel
and manifestation of earnest feeling and patriotic
interest in all that concerns the work. -
"Provoke one another to good works. in this impor-
tant department g. ~" O.. .
Contributions may be delivered to the different mem
ders of the Committee to any the lady GENTLE
man assistants. s-- ~. -'.s,a .. :.
WI. McNEELY' ~ DR., A STOOD,
Q. OGLEBAY, JOS. SEYBOLB. '
'.- G. L. CRANMER, 80.
je20-1w. COMMITTEES on Floral Department.
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A P P Il A l..
FARMERS OF OHIO AND ADJACENT
COTJNTlES

We appeal to You to contribute of your abundance
10 the relief Of the sick and wounded soldiers Oh ou
armies, now gently demanding your assistance
While many of your fellow citizens have had tneir
.ars ravared and their homes desolated by the ruin
less ron heel Of war; you have been mercfuy spared
Thanks TO kind Providence and those war-worn vet-
eraus for whom We plead Seed time anu s
returned as usual with you; your gran ares are null
and your pockets fuller still Can you know that tne
brave soldiers TO whom you your ALL are suffering
for mere 1.-THE what they have preserved to you,
and orupe them that poor pittance! Let your gins
roll In in money and in kind, free will offering 70
those to whom you owe your harvest homes
MANUFACTURERS, MECHANICS AND
WORKINGMEN OF WHEELING,i ,
ALWAYS fruitful in good works. let not your h nds
,Iackep now Remember your brave defenders In thus
err tine of need But for them you would have no
IONS 70 work in-no work to do Dole not out your
latitude in stingy measure, but come to the rescue
have often done before, in money and u 90aues'
labor and in skill
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% PARTRIDGE'S.,
STOCK DEPOT.

All kinds Of Artists Material on hands and
sale at AZ low rates ss they can be purchased
Pittsburg Cincinnati, or other cities.
Fancy prints ef fine quality, Looking Glasses,
Picture Frames, Mouliings and great variety
other goods on hand and Tor sale - fair rstss,
~ B. "A restricted nuaber Of PnpilS taken 10
Learn tho Art ssrssEss1S sspl6-u
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NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC.

No person or persons are allowed to contract any
debt connected with the FESTIVAL AND FIR"
except the Chairman of the various published commit
tees connected Herewith. je2O-tf