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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-01-02

FORM OFYROpOsAL
TIL. undersigned proposes to furnish, daily or
otherwise, all the ice required foRtbe hospitals,
upon approved acquisitions OF Sur seons in caar
at or near the within named points. At the follow
ing price per hundred pounds, namely :--
--S-cts per hundred pounds.
The Ice shall be of the best quality, and sn beet
to the approval of the Surge in charge, who W i'll
receipt for the actual amount delivered at each
hospital.
Payment to he m ade from time to time upon du-
plcats bills, certified 20 by the Medical Director.
Signed
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WV. KNABE co., GOLD MEDAL PIANOS.
The sole Agency of this celebrates Piano
10 at No. 49s 18th st. west, ahovs Pa, aytYyyH
where they can be hired or puJehased 1T ,ecor,o'
astSs terms. Second hand pianos bsu shf ana
taken in exchange for new ones. A~
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-01-02

PROPOSALS. FOR THE GRADING AND Paw
ING STREET NORTH. FROM FIFTH
STREET WEST TO FOURTEENTH STREET
WEST.
fics until IL m on Friday the 30th instant, tor
the purpose of ersdins and paving stree. north
stones similar to those used IL paving Baltimore
street, Baltimore city, not svsr or less than 8
Cobhle Stone, not more than or less than
inches in diameter, whichever the Mayor may
direct.
Bidders will state the price per square yard for
each material separa tely and par cubic yard for
grading; the paving to be laid in a bed Of pure
gravel II inches in depth. and the street wsl wet
pound rsmmer, and twice With . 50 pound rain
Wa to be to the anns s.tsssa the
the Commissioners of the Second, Third and
RICHARD WALLACH, Mayor.
NIT M,1.HEvW ao nsrRr As,sst.n. Commissioners,
GprGolY Ennis del7-law3w
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-01-02

Tas0zzAPEsI I'D BEST LAIR DY. IsrEA WORLD
Mess Fad1so Washes Oa.-U Daam's Hair Dye,
% cents . box. The best in use Try 1t. Sold By
3. o Pord, oorner 18th street and Penn. avenue.
Warrington. and Henry Cook, Alexandria.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-01-02
On RIMS GpRnrp1n


The Oldest and most reliable medicine for tn
cure of Spermatorhea, Seminal Weakness. Loss of
Power, dc. This med cine has stood the test of
over thirty years and mas always proved u success
IT. RhHd'S Specific exhibited in the form O
pills, MAZE up entirely IF su distances that have q
specific effect upon the gsperstive orgaus Most
persons associate the idea of operations upon the
bowels from taking any kind of pills. TIL. apecif
of Or. Rand Is not intended erae"attns m.edi-
cine. It's medical virtues are expended entirely
upon the impaired generstive organs. The pills
are not unpleasant to the taste, and many persons
mssticaf them with impuni,y before swallowing
then; fhich plsn we would always recommend, as
aordi the speediast way to get the effect of the
remety.
Prize 8 per box, or six boxes for IS. Sold BY
Drp Egists everywhere.
JoHS J. KRONER.
wholesale Agent, Chestnut street,
Philadelpbi Pa.
For sale in Washington by g @. FoRD, corner
Pa. avenue and Eleventh street. aa S-eoly
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VoslPH REYNOLDS & 90.
PLUKBERs, Gas, AND STEAM NTT6RS,

No. 6UU NINTH 6xx1H1, near avenues
Have Just received, and win constantly keep on
hand, the largest and best assortment In the city
Of Chandeliers, Brackets. Drop Lights, Portsbles.
eles in this lins, from the best establishments in
New York, Philadelphia, &C., which will b sold
on the most reasonable terms.
Also, RAN616. 1URNAo1s, and kre-Board
Stoves.
use anywhere, on very reasonable terms. Hotels,
Restaurants, TO, are INVITED to call.
promptly and cheap, q also everything In the
PLUMBING line In the most eatisfact0ry manner.
Uiosets Wash stands, Basins, &C., C. o., ct No. SOC
Ninth street, neaf PennsylvAnia avenue, larses
TINDER TIE BAN; tale of the nineteeuth
u century The Army Surgeons Manual; by
VIM. Grace, Westminster Review for October.
Baershebs; By Rev. J. p. Newman
nov - ~ AN t0 TAILO
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vUHH OLDEST HOTEL CONDUCTED ON THE
EUROPEAN PLAN,
liz enlarged to double its former capacity.
EUROPEAN HOTEL,

,ls hotel the Oldest conducted the European
aoe Saonsa ~ every Ny necessary fer the
ThanKfni for IN on sae Increasing guests. y
sootnes To that stssaton TO BUSINESS W
Spests viii only be charged With Hhst n M oa4'
Charges afe moderate. 49, 'aey re0eiss'
90 a-tf p. 11RICH. Proprietor.
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erE2Ak.oAkgGA 0As BE CulEp-Dr Rand,s s,s
ohe eures Sprnsator,h0a, Ssminal W.aksss:, ks-
ITS effects are truly magical. trial Of the Specific
I'LL convince the most skePtiesl Of Its merits.
street and Pa. avenue, WsshinRton and Henry
Oook, AlsxandriA. ts6-iy
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New styles Superb Stock Of Oyercoats, Dress,
frock, and Walking Costs, Pantaloons, Vests,
and Boys Clothing, Furnishing Goods, &c &c.
We are now prepared to exhibit our stock of Men
and Boys, Ready made Clothing. which, for ele
MithlaII Itof msnufactnrs, has not been sur
paired oy any stock heretofore offered in this
Those in search 81 Clothing for tieutlsmsn,. and
Youths wear are invited TO call an Famine our
stock. We can say with assurance lhey will fs1
the right article ON the most reasonable terms
Also, an extensive assortment of 6entlsnan,s
Furnishing Goods, Comprising eyeryth;na nsea,
pary for q complete outfit ~
NOAH WALKER & CO., 36s Pa sy..
&C To- ams Metropolitan Hotel Buildinx
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THE SALEM LEG.

UNDER THE PATRONAGE OF THE q. 9.
GOVERNMENT.
CIRCULAR NO. s, has just been issued. Send
SALEM LEG COMPANY,
And learn from it the reason why this LEG 10
steadily suggplsntins the many "bsst Legs made in
CIRCULAR No. contains
A DEsCRIPTION OF THE LEG.
ITS ADVANTAGES,
TESTIM ONIALS or SURGEONS AND
WEARERS.
ACCOUNTS of numerous CASES treated by this
original and in genions methad.
TERMS.
And all other needful :nformAt
SOLDIERS
Entitled to GOV ERNMENT LEG. can receive
the SALEM LEG WITHOUT CHARGE.
i'm
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IMII LIMB LIM1i-I am now prepared 70
IA deliver fresh burned POTOMAC LINN, pre-
pefed from my new Plane Kiln, without eomins
u eo'taeIs VT q nuIHnsSFT1MAN, Htna Lime Kiln.
q On 70. av. and Acrh Greek Bridge,
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hereby certify that, to the best OF my knoW.
edge and belief, the above named guarantors are
good and sufh cient sureties for the amount for
which they offer to be security.
To be certified by the United States District At.
torney, Collector Of CUSTOMS, or any other ofioer
sible person known to this Off ee.
dec3tf Brigadisr General and Q. NJ.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-09-08
The Wirz Trial.

WASHINGTON Sept. THE record Of
Yesterday having been read, Bernard Cal
iaghar, of the 2nd Ohio, testified as to
the shooting and killing of five or six
Union prisoners on the stockade during
July and August, 1864. One of the men
vas in the aot of washing his clothes
and another was trading boots with the
,uard Wirz struck the witness for not
answering to his name, which had been
incorrectly called, and then tied his arms
and legs together with his own hands,
fastening them with a stick. He was
kept in that positson for two hours and
4 half Witness had seen a man who
was badly bitten by the hounds.
Jno. w. Case testified that shooting
men was a common Occurrance every
night He frequently heard men crying
murder.
Cross examined by Mr.. Baker-witness
heard sentinel say that he received a
furlough of thirty days for every Yam
kee he killed. He knew two men shot
during the night, becase he saw their
bodies the next morning.
Qustion-Capt, Wirz never hurt you!
Answers-No.
Questionable only threatened you!
Answer-That's what's the matter.
(Laughter.)
Edward Richardson, a resident of AL
bauy, Ga, for tweuty-three years, testified
that in two warehouses in Andersonville
there was considerable bacon, syrup and
corn meal There was not much garden
truck in 1854 There was difficulty in
obtaining seed.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-09-08
A Piscatory Blnnder.

Those individuals who hoist in thf
seductive Int bewildering tod" in ir5t$
dicious quantities, sometimes perpetrat5
a good thing unwittingly. A certait
dealer in fishing tackle in this city, say4
the Baltimore Clipper, uses the first aoStg
of his house as IA store, while from the
second story window projects fshi1g
rod and line, from the end of which .
huge gilt fish bangles in the air A few
nights since party very much tHe
worse for liquor, wended his deviots
way along Second street, until he can3e
opposite this establishment pausing fSr
moment and gazing at the fish, he crept
softly to the door and pulled the bell y
olently. Presently head projected from
the second story window, and the follow
ing dialogue ensued:
Fishing tackle man, (in loud voice)--
Who's there what do you want9 4
Intoxicated party-"Hush sh sh, pull
mp, pull mp. you've got splendid bite,
mosJ magnificent fish 1 ever saw"
1t is needless to say that the worthy
disciple of Walton went back to he'd ina
good humor, while the disciple of Bach
us moved on wondering with his mud
died brain why the man who was doing
this arial midnight fishing did not pull
up when he had such splendid bite.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-09-08
The Wool Trade.
From the Ohio Farmer

The few sales that have been and are
being made in Ohio for a few days past,
and at present still range between 90 and
20 cents, with exceptional leases for finer
clips of72 to 75c. But 1t is true that the
clip is gradually slipping away-narrow-
ing down to those who have the most
ackbone.
In New York the Economist notes an
increased animation III the market, and
scarcity of good Ohio Fleece The sales
for the week aggregated about $4,000
pounds, ranging from So to CSC for New
York, 67t to 77o for Ohio, 63 for Iowa,
67 to 75 for Virginia and Pennsylvania.
In Boston. the receipts during the week
were quite large, and the sales included
$4,000 lbs New York at 64c 100000 lbs
do choice at 6Sc 900 lbs Michigan at
CSC, all to Delaine companies 10000
lbs Wisconsin, Michigan aud OHIO ut Ga
to Tie, mostly for delaine purposes, the
latter price obtained for very good Ohio,
$4,000 lbs medium New York at Csc
1890 lbs fine Michigan at Csc 10000 lbs
do at &c; $4,000 lbs heavy Michigan at
&c; 80 900 lbs fair Ohio at 70c; e,000 lbs
select New Hampshire and Western at IS
to zoe; Is 1000 choice Illinois at Gle; 400
lbs Western Virginia, a fancy clip, at &c;
5000 los lambs pulled, Coo; 1000 lbs ped
lars at PC and number of small sales
in the range noticed above. The Market
closed comparatively quiet but firm.
In Philadelphia the Com List says the
market has been decidedly quiet since
our last repert, bat prices are steadily
maintained for all descriptions, as sup
plies came forward very slowly, and
prices in the West are relatively higher
than here. The demand is mostly for
medium and fine, while the lov grades
are much neglected. The sales comprise
l00, 900 lbs fle at 72 to 75c; 5000 lbs
tub at 20 to 75c; 100000 lbs medium at
60 to 72c 2 900 lbs pulled at GA to Csc
5000 lbs common at 70c; 5000 lbs Com
mon at zoe; 3,OW lbs Philadelphia lambs
ut Soc.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-09-08
The True Policy.

The New York Adrertiser, referring TO
the condition of the Southern people
and the policy to be pursued towards
them, truthtuily observes that "a people
who struggled 50 long and suffered 50
much to achieve what they supposed TO
be right, are not likely to prove treach.
erous to their vows and again raise the
standard of rebellion. We believe they
can be trusted, and should receive en-.
enlargement from the Government aud
the Northern people to lay bold of and
overcome the obstacles surrounding them
Will not our authorities, dictated BY
motives of policy and humanity, refrain
from cnnfscation and other punishmeDts
and tender TO the Southern masses sup
port and encouragement"
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-09-08
Confiscated Lands i'm Virginin.
rBy Union Line. |

WASHINGTON, Sept Maj. Gen. How
ard has ordered the agent iOr Loudon
county, Virginia, to suspend action with
regard to property claimed to be confis-
Gated, until the record shall be carefully
revised and corrected This, it is be-
believed, will tend to allay the distress
and CONSERVATION excited by the pnb
cation of the order for the confiscation
or appropriation of large number OF
farms in Loudon county, for the use of
the Bureau Of Refugees aud Freedmen.
A verbal error which appeared in some
of the papers has been deemed of suffi-
cient Importance for the official correc
ton.
The Secretary of State says the Sec
ton in which an error occurs is rs fol-
lows:
And be 1t further enacted. That all per-
sons now 0y law entitled to less pen
sion than heretofore specified, who shall
have lost one foot aud one hand in the
military service of the United States and
in the line of his or their duty, shall be
entitled to $50 per month.
This section, the secretary says, is print.
ed in the pamphlet edition of the laws
of the last session Of Congress precisely
according to the original roll, with the
exception that the word hisis underscor-
ed or put in italics, aud the word their
placed in brackets, the reason for which
is obvious. The error is that newspa.
pers have printed the word or instead of
the word and between the words foot and
hand. The acting Commissioner of Pen
sions says without this correction the
business of the Bureau weuld be useless
ly increased without benefit to any one
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-09-08
The Turf.

BosToN, Sept. About 10000 people
were present yesterday at the New Eng
land Agricultural Fair. now III progress
at Concord, \. H. Among the special
attraction. was a trotting match be-
tween stations for premiums of $3.50,
mile heats. best three in five. Three
horses entered, with tho following result:
First heat Ethan Allen l; Fear Not
=; Ticonic 3. Time 2:3S.
Cd heat-Fear Not i; Ethan Allen 2;
TicOnic g. Time 2:40.
Sd heat-Fear Not l; Ticouic 2; Ethan
Allen 8. Time 1856.
4th heat Fear Not /; Ticonic 2; Ethan
Allen distanced. Time, 3:39.
Fear Not Won the race and the first
premium of $50; Ticonic the second of
800, and Ethan Allen the third of $50.
The winning horse is about six years
old, aired by young Morrill,, out Of a
Blackhawk mare, and this is his first ap-
pearance in public.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-09-08
King of Paiu-Dy.pcp.sa Cured

One of the worst diseases TO which the human
family i liable is dyspepsia. IL not only dis.
qualif man from tue pursuit OF business or
pleasure. but It makes life itself a burden. read
the f,ll wing wonderful cure;
HARRISBURG August IS 1864 To whom IL
may concern: Dyspepsia. III It's most malignant
form. had almost reduced me % a living ske.efon.
and was one OF the most miserable men th At
walked the strect- of Harrisburg. l hal used
all tho known remedles a. well IA prrscI iptions
from the most eminent physic IDS, without do.
irving any benefit Happening 20 pass the cor.
per OF Fifth and Market -treets, saw Dr.
McRride aud after listening ~ his remarks.
concluded TO give his King Of Pain a fair thai
have done 30 for the Last twelve days, aud
au now able TO work, can eat anything tho ap.
petite Graves sleep well, AMI am new man In
every sense Of tie word. Ever, perron tcted
with dy-peps u should give il . fair iriAl, Cvi
since IL has wrou. bit such quick cure. there IL
no ON. stion bat that others viii find - . "BalI,
in G,lsAd,- 70 drive away disease
"P. S.-On the 18th day Of eptember 1863,
was exempted by the 50 geon OF the Board ol
EnrollueHt. am now received by the surgeor
"a In perfect condition, and am abe to do an 4
kind Of duty becoming soldier.
JoHS WEAVER
"CrTY OF BARRIsBURo, Pa, 80: Before mo
an Alderman ofthe city Of Harrisburg, Pa, per
sonally appeared john Weaver, who. aft.r be
ing sworn according 70 law. did dspose and say
that the matter set forth In the above statement
TO wh.ca be has subscribed lis signature, b
strictly correct and true.
HEynY PETER, Alderman.
City OF Harrisburg, Pa, Aug. ~.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-09-08

PROFESSOR DIGGETT's concert last
night was attended by one of the most
fashionable and highly respectable
audiences we have ever seen in Wheel
ing, There was a general turnout Of our
fair women and brave men," and all
seemed well pleased with the music,
which was really of very high order
and we'll performed. The only adverse
criticism we heard concerning the per-
formaace was that it was rather too long,
but we presume the Professor desired to
1--WE his audience the full worth of their
money Many concentrations were be-
slowed upon our Pittsburg visitors who
assisted in the concert, and they, as well
as our homo artists, have gained high
reputation in our music loving commn-
nlty
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-09-08
THE KINGOF PAIN
IN THE CITY.
{ u R ES YSPE P S | A !
Cures Rheumatism
CURES FEVER & AGUE.
A Woman Gains SO lbs in 2 Weeks
CURES FEVER & AGUE.
a Woman Gains 38 lbs in 2 Weeks
A Complication ofDi-oa.c. Cured.

The patient who gives the following testimn-
NAL was afflicted with a diseased bver-the
fountain head of a multitude of afaict ons-bnt
did not know what was the matter with him. 1t
is presumed that the physician had skill enough
to detect the seat of the disease but his remedies
iaiied:
HARRISBURG August Is Is6i.-This IS TO Ger.
tiiy that for a long Time have been sick, en,s.
ciatsd and eDfesbled 10 such an extent that
could neither eat nor sleep, with violent pains
constantly racking my entire system. could
get no relief from physicians and was almost
in despair, when accidently got hold OF Dr.
McBride's King Of Pain, which cured me in two
days 1t has literally rescued me from the jaws
of death Instead of going down 10 the grave,
as thought 1 was doing have gone down to
work can eat full and nearly meal, and sleep
comfortably. b heve to-day that Dr.. McBride's
medicine Is the best ever invented, and that IL
will do all he claims for it. JOHN RICE, State
street, opposite Hckoks Machine Shop.
The Doctor has in his possession over one
thousand certificates from soldiers IN the differ.
ent camps OF the Northwest and West whom he
either permanently cured or relieved of pain
arising from chronic diseases or local affections
contracted in the service of the country
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-09-08
TFrom the New York World.I
Att Again.

MENDEz PINTO. self-styled Raleigh
Correspondent of the Associated Press,
has an indurated hide, and can stand any
amount of basting. In fact he thrives
under it. After having been pronounced
a.falsifer by the provisional governor Of
North Carolina, and kicked and cuffed
by every journal in the North, he has
the audacity to send another batch of
Munchausenisms to the press. The prec-
ious document sent to us-which was.a
tissue of roorbacks i'll all particulars-un
fortunately disappeared yesterday. The
following, reproduced from the memory
of an assistant, may be incorrect in some
deta lis, but is quite as truthful as the
original: II
Judge Carter, who has returned from an
extensive trip through the South, states
that the cruelty to the freedmen and the
homicides among them by the whites are
increasing to fearful extent For the
most trivial offences the poor blacks are
hung up to the forest trees by Their
thumbs, and Judge Carter assures us
that while in this position they are fire.
quently stuck full of pine slivers, which
are set on fl 6. Judge Carter saw pdr-
tions of one freedman that had been sub
iected to this treatment. The missing
portions had been manufactured into
sausapes The wife ofs notorious seces-
sionist, residing at Pelican Turn, Out, on
Saturday deliberately bntchered one OF
her servants for attempting to eat an ap-
pie plucked without permission from the
orchard. As fast as children are born
they are thrown into the wells; and %
alarminqly extensive has this awful
practice become, that in one sectionvr
Guerrillas' Rctreat-the wells were all
choked up, and many of the whites, by
stroke of retributive justice, had died
of thirst. Judge Carter passed through
the great pine woods south of Raleigh.
On every tree at least one negro was
suspended, as often by the heels as the.
head; and sometimes there were SO
many freedmen to pine, that it resem-
bled banyan tree. The returned sol
diers are the worst class of the popula-
ton They spend most of their time in
shooting negroes many of them assert
that they keep in practice by popping
over a freedman every morning before
breakfast. A large number OF blacks
were invited to party given by an ex.
Shareholder They were all poisoned u
the wife of this person, who administef
ed arsenic in tea with which she Liberal
ly supplied them.
The Judge has seen a copy ofthe Soat1
ern Sun, which says that if the Yankees
are alarmed at the killing of few huIt
dred nggers day, in States where they
have the protection of Yankee troop4
what will be their alarm after the d.
parture of the military forces The Sont5
will shortly have complete organizatiql
of the militia in each county, which wiz
give it a standing army that can bid q
fance to the world The chief labor
this army will be to slaughter the y
groes Once killed, they are to be corl
ed, and smuggled North as cotton.
When opened, the Yankees (con1inu
the Southern Sun) will at once see In 8
is impossible to smother Southern Tesel
ment IA
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-09-08
Rheumatism Cured.

AUGUST 81, Is65.-My daughter could not
walk or do anything at all, with the pains in hei
hips and knees. Itried the doctors and all the
patent medicines heard of, without receiving
McBrde's King Of Pain, and by using 1t two
days she is now able to walk without the slight.
est pain May God bless him-may ho do 9th
ers the same good. THOMAS WRIGHT, Eighth
street. Fifth Ward, Pittsburg.
AUGUST 81. 85.-This is TO certify that my
wife has not been able tn work or get about for
one year, with the rheumatism and liver com.
plant, and shortness of breath l tried every.
thing could hear of, and great many doctors.
without receiving any benefit, until heard Of
Dr. McBrides King Of Pain, and bv following
the directions three days, my wife Is like new
person. She can now attend to her work, and
is improving rapidly every hour. ADAM SHIP.
LEY, No. I2 Liberty street.
DR.. Mcbride can be found at his rooms, at the
McLure House, Wheeling
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-09-08

THE President has declined to order
the release of A. Fl. Stephens while his
application for pardon remains unacted
upon Otherwise, however, he has di-
rected that he be kept as comfortable as
the facilities of his temporary abode will
sllow. Linton Stephens, who has gone
to visit him, Is a half and not q full
brother of the distinguished rebel Ma
jor General Hooker, it is said, has re-
versed the policy Gen. Dix. andalIows
the freest correspondents with Mr. Ste
-phens. The apartmentshe occupies have
eeen changed to the locality occupied by
the o6acerl of the fort. =
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-09-08
The Fairs.

The Fairs in Belmont and adjoining
counties will be held rs follows:
Belmont Independent Fair, at Belmont
Sept. 18th, Goth and 2lst. &i
Muskingum Valley Fair, ZanesviIla,
Sept. Goth, 2lst and 22d.
Belmont County Fair, at ST. Clairs-
vile, Sept 9th, 2Sth and goth
Harrison County Fair, Cadiz. october
Attn, 5th and 9th. I'll
Wheeling Island Fair, Oct. lth, 5th
and 9th.
Washington, Guernsey Co, Fair, Oct
5th and 9th. E
The State Fair will be held at Colum-
bus, on the 18th, 18th, I4th and 18Th
September, II