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The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1865-10-25
AN ORDINANCE

10 give paLiicity - the Ordinances ordering Elections
sa the seeond TAur.d.y ia November next.
Be Il aniainsd BY the people Of North Caiolss
IN Csaveation ssssmbleJ and Is Is hereby ordained
'rhM The Provisionsl Governor he empowered and
,sasessi 10 take such steps ia his judgment may
h Unnecessary To make kaown 10 the people u North
Caralina Ihr o0il.sn . ordering eectmu. the ~
Thur.i.y ~ Noseahst. 1865. (Resd Three hmrs.
.ai faliei IN cSnvsaii,a lhe issh day " oriosef.
\. D. isss.l
EDWIN G. READE. Psesssrni
JAa n. MoaaG, Secretary q ihr Convention.
X q. BABsNR, Asssiani Secretary.
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An ORDINANCE


Providing for tbs election Of two members of rhs
House OF Commons from the county Of Cumbsr
land. and one from The county Of Harnet,.
Be il ordained BY the delegates Of the people Of
North Carolina in Convention assembled, and Il 10
hereby ordained by the authority OF the same This,
until otherwise provided BY law, the county Of Cum
herland shall elect two members 70 the House Of
Commons, and The county Of Hsrneu one member,
the elections 10 be held in accordance with the rules
and regulations prescribed by Law for the election Of
menben Of the Hsuse Of Commons: Pnvided, ihat
nothing IN this ordinance shall change the represen-
is.sn o. the two counties in the Senate bat they shall
vote together for one Senator, until the next appor-
tlonment u Senatorial Districts Ratified in Con.
senion this l7lh day Of 0etser. in the year OF our
Lord one thousand eight hundred and siI,y-fss.
EDWIN g. READE, President.
JAS. n. NOON, Secretary Of the Convention.
X. z. BlDsrR, Assistant Secretary.
" Each paper in the S,se copy twice and send
bill 20 the Executive Department
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MARRIED..

NJ u Is III Do
BY ihe Rev. Samuel Pearce, on the evening Of the
2th inst a. The residence Of the brides father. John
!. Lyon. Egg. 1. >. WATKINS, Esq. Of HALIFAX,
Va. to the handsome and accomplished LAURA L.
LYON, Of ,rsnge county.
/" Man could ae.er work alone, and even in Eden's
bowers,
He pinned far womsn's smiles TO cheer bis task Of
tending aowersL'
In this essnty. at lhe residence Of he brides moth
or. on THURSDAY the 18Th inst. By Joseph W. Me-
k.s. Ess. Mr.. THOMAS J. HALL 10 Miss sA-
RAH J. WILSON, alfoi lha county.
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PU BLIC SALE

WE will sell. on Thursday the s6,h instant. eli
w sarpius stock, consisting Of Cattle. Sheep.
Hogs. &e.. belonging to the estate Of JAMES N.
PATTERSON. dccesscl.
Thoss indebted 10 The said csisss vii rste ~.
Element Those having claims sgAinss he esse
will prcsen, them within Tho tine pssosieed ty sr
~ his so,ios sili be plead W hu 81 Aejv vseovssy
81. PATTERSON.
ociesss II, e5.7
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AN ORDINANCE
For the election Of Clerks and sheriffs.

~ o. the esecuon Of clerks and Sherits.
DO Il ordained by the good people Of North Caro-.
lima In Convention assembled, and it is hereby or.
daned BY authority Of iht same, That az election be
held Tor Sheriff. and County and Superior Court
Clerks on the same day and at the same time and
places that the election for members Of the General
Assembly shall take place, and in the same manner
q heretofore prescribed for the election Of such off,
GERS; Provided That ell persons qualified to vote for
members Of the House Of Commons shall be qualified
10 vote for these officers.
Ssc. 2. Be il further ordained, That said officers
shall have all the qualifications heretofore required
Sec. .. Be il further ordained, That they shall en-
Ter on the duties Of their Office as soon as the Prov
sonsl Government expires. and hold said Offices unI
81 iurlher provided for BY the General Assembly
Read three times. and ratified ia Convention the
18th day Of 0ctobsr, 1865.
EDWIN q. READE, President
JAS. II. Moons. Secretary Of tbs Convention.
r. q. BADssR, Assistant Secretary.
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FOR 8 ALE,

q EnA CUPS and ssucer. Ae
NyCVo 1000 Ms. sugar. ssstes,
1900 Combs, assorted,
800 sides Upper sad sole Leather.
Canvass sni Dash Leather.
VIII oas, our Winter Stock Of Ladies aad Mems
war, Bcoss aad Shoes. BY The 25ih u this nouth.
BROWN, PAgkSA ca.
0sss6sf ~. We
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AN oRDNANCE

rss,iiips for Tbs sIsei,sn sfihs nsmbsn Il The &c.
sasi Asssasly 70 bs sesvsssJ on he fourth Mss.
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-P 3AMD ggURaaGs,

fOROF.C.O.PAPE, Of HiIsborough PsmaIe Col.
leae, will attend to TUNING and REPAIR
ING ofPIANOS in the best manner and al most
reasonable terms. Orders left at Messrs Brown &
Co.sssore, or Al the Post Ofsce, will be promptly
attended to.
February ib az
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somewhat above, the ordinary hight,
whose complexion and features bespoke
his origin, but whose civilized expert
ences had given him little more 1leSh
! elia man would seem to have been common
among his ancestors. & E ~.
"This stately descendant from the
sons of the old wilderness gave me a
cordial grasp of the hand on our being
introduced. The manner of the Gem
erol was simple and quiet. soon saw
he was a man of few words, and had
reason to think that his words were
usually we'll chosen. After few com-
mOnplaces had passed he began to speak
freely on public affairs. The tone of
the English press concerning the mill
tary action of the North seemed to have
impressed him unfavorably. IF your.
newspapers are to be believed. > snid the
soldier, who is second to none of his
time, I'VE never went into the field but
to be beaten: have been in more en-
gagements than any other man in the
service, and have not been beaten vet.
On the continent of Europe, too, the
disposition, 1t appears, has been to harp
on the same string. Friends who have
visited your country and France tell
me that, go into what circle they might,
the talk about America all went one
way. ~ d - Fiss : :.
I'm reply, I mentioned some fGcts
which seemed to warrant a somewhat
4AAASAS SAH SouC1uBlO0s -l4ne89 1actS were
frankly admitted as tending to show
that in England there must after all.
have been a considerable breadth or
sympathy with tho North. 'Say what
you will said the General, this war
has been the biggest job of its sort that
mas ever been done in this world; and
twill be chapter to itself in the his
tory of war-nothing like 1t has gone
before.' - n 80.
when about to take my leave was
pleased to hear the General say, We'll,
1 think shall come to England some
day; but it mustnOt be until lean spare
something like twelvemonth for that
part of the worlds I did not fail to ex-
press my conviction that II he came.
among ushe would find not a few capa-
bic of appreciating what he had done,
and OF doing SO generously OF Lee
the General spoke honorably, descri-
bing him as an able man who had made
great mistake. This mistake, 1 pre-
sumo, was in committing himself
against the Northern cause.-The cause,
the final success of which the General
himself had never doubted. .''hgf 97l.75 i
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I 0dnfatiotlaI. 2. 2
Wheeling Female College
WHEELING, W. VA.a ~ =

nIHIS INSTITUTION, Oh ARTERED
recently reoEgantzed under new Board Of
tntee on the iiSSt Is EedneSdsy q Ii in septemsar
next q The buildings are now being tho
roughly RENTED and newly furnished
In the lf6eTality of Its arrangements, In the
extent and compreilen styeness of,its suuIse
eminent, and in the ability and experience Of
Its Board of instruction the public may rely
aHyink tnsisy yeaI xpeTlei,se IN con-
tiueting leading Educational Institutions in
the Eastern and Middle States, feel assured
that with the liberal patronage and the ear
nest cooperation OF the eittQenS OF Wheeling
and Vicinity, the College win soon be able to
extend TO Young ladies an the facilities for an
accomplished ediucation 10 be found putsid
OF our eastern metropolitan cities 3 ~ = :
1t tadotyis me the highest satisfaction TO be
OF teaehess Of distinguished ability, expe=
Renee and reputation. :. f..sI. /.
A NoRSLALf DEasA1Ef1LESSF Will be Organized
Int an early day, having especial references 10
the PREPARATION Of young ladies tnE the bust
d Pas EToaY IIs;e5 yyfil t3e
opened for snca Misses as are TOO young To
enter the collegiate. E. q, =, 5l.g
Protestant, but not upon. denominatt t1n9l
uFincipIes the leading churches Of thiSV Vtclilt-
| ty, the AiethOs1ist, the PreshyteEtnn and the
-. EXPENSES PER QUARTER
TU1TI6N-First PrspaIatoEy, 81: Second
[ Preparatory, 81; First Collegiate, Sss Second
/ Collegiate, 81 Junior, $40 Senior, So %
I Latin, French, German, or other language -
/ ExpeIimental seisleestS g extra eael; I(E11ls-
ing, S; Painting m on, SI0s Fastel, S1ds Cray
on, SIS MUSIC, on Piano. Sl1S Use Of InstrGt-
nsnt g 59 Vocal Music, $40 Euel, "a and 81
hpuartefS, 50 cents each QuarteF.t x q * ~
BoARrs Fuel and I.llsl1ts s. 4SestllElg,
/ 81, Weekly Board, nom Monday to Friday
/ night 81 30; Fuel and Lights, =. tss , 3
BINS both for tuition and board payAh IN an
cases 1t the chnamenceInent OF the
Sept 6th Nov. 18th, Feb, Isl and April 18Th.
~. L @ LOOMS, A. II II. u, =
July 80, 1855. President.
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ETIENDERStFFIS tn ASRS 10 ALL These
who have GANOred him with their CONN.,
dence and patronage, and would inform his
friends and; ;thP people generqlly that he
the coming yeaE. OccuFy his old office on Sd
street. neaI Reed & KTaft's Drug Store, Centre
Wheeling, w. Va, where he may be consult,
ed In reference to their disease, the nature and
character OF which the Doctor Is able at all
times, and under all circumstance to Describe
and 70 OassuTe of the probable result ana uuitl7
ton OF ueafment. He practices the Eciecdc
System OF Medicine, using mild but effective
remedle2,; supporting instead OF depressing
the Vital Powers. The medicines used by
him are prepared and put mp in his own
ONCE. Besides the treatment OF Acute Dis
eases, Df. f.4Slsnef viii give his attention to the
treatment OF an vnf1eties OF Chronic disease.
That ScOufEe nf the human fnce SCFofula, In
M It's varied forms, Wig: Purulent DISCHARGES
from the Ear, 50 prevalent among children,
PuFuianf OpIhalmfA, ODena, ENLARGED Glands,
TTIceElfiorS Cancers and ull VafiEes Of Skin
DiseaSeS VIII receive his special attentions
Dise1EgS Of the Throat, Lung and Hear I1v-
eF atnts nj Atfal1el teIy and Plies
Diseases Of the uflhafY 0cgIIls, SyphillsS &C,
Nervous and Spinal AIlectons, EpIlepsSy,
Rheurnaflsin md FaEalysis, Diseases Of Ee-
mRleS DyeffiR REdEThea, Leueorfhea, Pfolap apatfS
U6eri: and an Paiuful 1r1eE EulAftttt4 ana Ner-
VorR DfRalSes Ia which they !nEel sntl 81, ne
treats successfully. The Treatment Of Ok11I-
DREsN win receive III ne atten tlon g mere
tofoFes "A n consultations and eofununlcl-
tons strictly confidential, and VIII receive
prompt attention. Night Cal8 cheerlntly an an
8weEed. Once hours nom TOE A. ~, I 70
and tO9 p. II. -s--.-ss jun1
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who Sing The Praise OF Andrew John.
sOn-SOme Members ofthe Cabinet
Live Men and Did FOgies.
cpTespondeRes Of lte RReeitn6 LnteIHgsnes,
Editors IIteIti1enee1. =
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The Greatest Medicine of the Agel
KRkF3S DLkRRHEk COILPNHNlI nj
The onIysass and Certain Cure for
1ARRHQsA; 5S;,EI BYsEy5ERY, FLUX, SUM

- tne oniy f1tlle ana Certain Cure for
1ARRHOEAt DYSENTERY, FLUX, SUM
MEH COMPLAINT.
And on IfsenSeS oTkhe Sto1i6ieh sy,f JR,,osys IN
cfCieJ1s % a CkEuhoe N ISissSl- rIfS,1Go > -
TTIrE pRoppIFyrrE,s or ryTs, sI,E1,yr -
InvRInSIIe ITsiSciIS IG;l. a. ~ ~.
,it ttI y =, N u 70 Lne
Pie . iul oI us superior
Ins tilss eyer
~ u.9 Daen ueu Win tne
~ N tno1Aa1nGS OF case. where
q = SItSS. dted. CaaES tChTon-
5 y - .Ll9.. ~ " ytslts 4tandlng nave been
NJ, " " @ y ~ go5tteS Ihls remedy
tiiSsSS Il ~ = =, Wnete tle
iSi ~ Tue al1Il OF even the most
ISI,aIi itsI1ta ~ ~: TrSS5,.,III ~ ~ S,-
l., - - 2 SOAfO1nD mas nStsn
u IA loL = OL ye1Es ana Dy us tlfnely
M sIi ". - - knS I'VE q nunoredS
,t III ~ y a P1Leiy Scten pfepft-
tiio, tiI III ~ = win tne greatest Cau-
ttJH %S stl4 N, S1a4es
n etlo1lu nave Q botLte OF the
ts,1Ss. S,4,fSS i2t ~; I.
NoFamily should be without Il.
go1EoUND, and prevent pain, suffering and
ue4AtLls
REAp TIE EoLLoRLsse eTIasrIlfosCIALs
49,, ~, W u a phi 81, I5.
Having used E1InfE's DtarTl Tl,oaa Comp Tor
\ NU UE
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VISITOR anEprllallnaaa, % cen. q ]. Grant

Visit OF fanRRElisIlulan % Gen. Grant.
DE-. Yangn, editor of the British Re-
gfeie, who visited this country Last sum-
meE, gives an account of a call he made
upon Gen. Grant in Washington:
The eminent man was in his ofiicisl
depar rtment; much the sort Of room IN
which a London attorney might be i'm
ag1ned giving audience TO his clients.
The General was not In uniform, and
plainly dressed. The portraits Of him
are atthfuI repre- entattons OF his SQUARE
sIl9 el spaG1 1ous forehead. and Of the set
tied and regular. but not sfron0lv
marked features beIoP.llA milftSfy,
otheer was in attendance upon hiui.
who was of old Indian descent, person
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GtneGntetkfletrt
RATES OF SUBSCRIPTION
TME Old CHIMNEY-

THE OLD CHIMNEY.
The following went the rounds wears
ago, having first been published in the
Fredericksburg Nesgs: Illo7
Fragment ofother years, ~ = &
S- Relic ofduyS OF oIdI
Alone thou stnndest Bold iis ,'.ii-
VINO builfthee, aged piIe3 a'a Esil D. az
" no hugged thy tambs OF stoneR
~ Mnere are they now, the while
Thou standest here aIone2
.1Was evening as q Wanderers JyAYg ,-EF-
That through the Old DOmihloh Law : O.
Lead near chimney mouldering high
~ N nelAncholy majesty. - a'i7f 70
1n1 ,tWilsht fObed the ctrc6ngy vale, ~
While fingered still one sunbeam nala
AS noPeS upon the dying smile, Z :
ANA III the dark decaytng pile.
= d. q
About thee, years agone,
a stately mansion rose; y7zsr r .
Here was u tloWetyi lawn J y st u .
" mere now the nightshade bloWs.
--ag 4outh dreamed or deathleSS names
And golden hopes had birth sI5TlTT
Thnt scared up with thy flames
Her rosy childhood happy royed; ~ ~
Here chtVAlry hath lEneit and loved. 7-li
faIe sorrow too, hath tarr1ed here, 81
And tears bedewed the buTIiened bier;
aeEe merry youth and beauty thronged,
ana Viols notes the dance prolonged:
der6 on In m00nlt holiness
Love whispered worthless tenderness.
IN
Why standest thou, lone mark?
Gray ruins, mist and mould .T5i 81
Are dipping where they spark
Gnmmered in times Of old, s'-lft
Within thy bosom now
The snake hath made HIS home
The owl from meath thy brow
..HootSln his nightly Eioou.
The chiEpIng cticket's song has ceased $ 3
The silent spider spreads his feaSts ~,
Here did thy winter welcome shine, -
Where darkly creepS tina poison ViIie -S
so hopes too bright forSoke the breast
And cankefcomes constant guest fh'l
Old tragmenti perish with thy lore.
Nor longer memory implofe.
"
SetStand. lone, ancient columnl
Thy witness stands as lionel -
Like thee, sealed volume.
With story all unknown
As on thy brow the light
so BAIly hopes on mine:
But soon 'tW1ll sink In night CT
Heres ruin such as thine,
Yes, stand thou BtIll.i l love to see gFC
The huddtng ivy broider thee f5'L .dtn
As II, like infancy, totry
10 smile on ages memory. 81 t.J iE
And thou, grim 6poileF, spare time
This ruin, holier lar than prime =
TostRnd, 1mid peFishe1 bloom. like truth =.
Surviving Lies DREAM woke In youth,
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T5KNtY AiERINo- BU6GY AND DOOR
sspi y - ~ q. q UHARBoUR
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|a...as WHEELING Of'T. q, u
WINTER ECHEnrrIE ~

DAssENGER TRAINS WILL REyS BY
IL, the following schedule on and nner tho
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Walpole describes quarrel between
her and the Duchess Of Richmond,
whose daughter, Lady Caroline, had
recently etpped. g There Is a very good
quarrel on foot between two dIiche esses
She OF Queensberry sent to invite Lady
5s!ntly z! Ilennox to q ball; her Grace Of
since Lady Cafoliness elopehent, sent
word, 'She could not deter llNe5 The
other sent again the same night: the
same answer. The QneenherTy then
sent word that she had made up haf
company, and desired to be excused
iEpm having Lady Emily's, but at the
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Fire & Marine Insurance COMPANY Z
INCORPORATED IN 1857.
0faasportatIpn.
BAITIMoRE . oHIO 3. r. COMFY.
UFFIcE HA1T. [%II9lnIo q I9nIo ,kAI1RoA9 Co,
q WHEEI.INo.

MENz.ssz77EE7sgsi.a 8 s
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7I Thus Kitty, beautiful and young
5t And Wild as colt untitfued
= Bespoke the ffltr ffom Vhicll slie EnFufiu
% With little rage inhameli; ~
=, Unnamed with FageS at sad FestaInt
Atf HRiSnWLsa mamma ordained;
: Ana eoFe1Y ve1ed % play the saint
.sis Whilst wit and beauty reIgnei
- Must Lady Jenny ffisIt about
ana NtsiEWtt her cousins. Z
AT bal must size make an 1ilerOuta
~ And bring home hearts by dozens!
What has she better; pFay, than /. -. s.
Mhat hidden chAFIdS 70 boast r =
That All mankind for her should die
While am scnce q toast?
Dearest TnaIl1n1a, for once let me, =
Unenainedt my fortune Try;
IluhaFe my Earl as well as she,
o 9OfknOE the reason 5IVhyi'
M soon with Jenny 5 pride quit score,
gh Make an her I0Fefs fan.
They ~ igFieVeT yFJaF moi loosad IleNoFe. e
- She, was loosed a. an = = : - z
~ EoIiqneSas led mamma EAyeWay;
kitty OF hearts Ceiife. -
Obtained the ciidfibt -6ir n Clay
And set the world on fiFfsFs
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DR.. b. ]. KISNER.

Sold by FCABE, KRAFT &lco., wheeling,
W. Val ~ FTtt3 9lgEIGl ocl8-1y
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interiors and; her. children under her
feet. With her eldest daughter (yVhO
succeeded her, by Act OF Parliament,
as Duchess of Mgrlb borough, she was
at open war. With her youngest, the
duchess OF Montague, she agreed no
, 1865-07-31
AGRICULTURAL STATE FAIR.

The managers Of the Chicago Driving P.rk arc
Scry usy IN preparing their grounds for the
State Agricultural Falf, wblch t.kes place early
In SEPTEMBER. Horticultural Hall, which occu-
Piled Michigan Avenue during the Sanitary Fsir
has eecu taken down, and is now beng recon.
stuetsd On the Driving Park 1. Is located In the
tptee On the weat side Of the Park, between The
tcain entrance gate and the amp4!thelter. Its
cinenqlons are $50 by sixty feet, and will afford
ample room and verge enough for the accoumo-
datlon Of all Horticultural, Horticultural and
Agricultural products, and also for the exhibition
Of n1e arts, musical instruments, sewing
machines, anit,tng machines, and The thousand
viii bs oae1ed '' for exhibition. % Between nnse iSe
sonth end Of this exhibition hail, and The
1mphitheater viii he erected building iot
Offices. This vii be oetter, nicer, snd aeTelpp
better architectural tzste than the etser building
North Of the present naln entrance, and between
viii 6e eet apart ioF d e1h,oltioa ot agEcuitnfsi
space wi be cree!et L. building si1T
by cne hundred feet, 70. ths recap
hy. exposure 70 the weather. while Outside ms
shineIJ Wa!l Occupy the surrounding space, a
building viii also Be erected on this ground for
the housing Of ca9Ti1gee4 4barorches. bugcles, &c.
The main entrance 10 the grounds viii be
VIII eofrer ot ths P4rk. Ths asithesst eaianee e
1anserent OF the grounds 1. The imperfect md
deficient amptltheatel Accommodations. They
will not prove Sufficient TO. accommodate one
half the people who wtll.wtah to occuoy them,
s1d besides, what there IRE, are inudiciously and
bungiingly arranged. The fa:t thst the track IL
ttsaii ht lire IL izont Of the amph,theater. rem.
oeTs II difficult to arrnDEe them IN a1tistc aad
satisfactory manner. but we think there ts ab7u-
oznt rcon for Improvement upder Ibis adverse
Circumstance. With this exception, when the
de'tFn. OF the managers Of the Driving Park hsve
been completed, The grounds Will be IN highly
satisfactory coIdlt'on for ite intended uees. The
Executive CoaDlttee Of the Stale Agricultural
Society, INCLUDING Hon. a. B. Mcdonnell, its
President J. T. Rsynelds, Esq, Secretary; Mr.
Eo!etr7, General Superintendent and Messre.
Gs:uska, Hossntiel. Plckref! and FcpneIl vera
IN thtt city On Thursday and Friday, and m.ds 4
c'ofe examination Of the contempla cd arrtnge-
nepn. With the execution Of nc tmpeffectons
universal opinion Of these gentlemen that unlcsa
bad wea'hcr should intervene, this will be the
laseett and most successful State FAIR ever held
in II 1ncfs,
, 1865-07-31


she1Y cn-iyasv.d ttatk. 4 bsrrur rss soon
atrnrl. Miller bteorntn9 tb- owcc: 81 nee rutt
OF ttodty. the pE1rc bc1rc $n- He nsnded TIC
jtuthfa1 fBlt tmxn SS9 81 ana requested hi1 10
IKE tht1a:1om tee pr e. Of the traps: rae
nsnney wts ctren. hy tn !ouih TO his
10 Tie eoo snd b. hm LANDED to Young Mile:
1te yo4sbtrl yeter.n 1aes Sert s srto ,ne.h.r
In ps5,pc Tbs amount he citcoyc.ed thst he W.
u,Ips xis, wt1eh he vi. eett.31 he hid Eten he
e~te,cd IIsfktc'ce, Returning to ttst store h.
AAktd If tht1 had not made xnjsttke IN r.
am1un, o. e. .nee retained. The old msu ea,d r.
lboul ht not IN fsct N9s cert1n he hfd Rtyea nark
~ cut re price Of the foods, The solder shen
oy detective on'c r and rsturnsd to Hsr,hf,e "a
1he old nau @hen be saw the otBc.r lawediste-
= c2mmtoeeo searching the door snd counters,
and sure enorch hr cid ind xls, wl .ther o, ID.
neot OF IN his pocket u rs yat u.kuoxn. Til.
tEe Mtte tken iEto custody. sad I'd 1nIted to b,i
~-t&N shn-lof 4eI1plnadou before Iustte De
" Gil Qu MoutEy HfteYnnon
, 1865-07-31

n.eht aver th.t the street coam,rsoser, tho
CoTmtttees OF STREETS snd Alleys. or souaoody
y t4uiI-vs sos1aoo ssi a,talea q .h,t ts tss eTi1
m nt'e. cI,t eI tssr &c srfes moth
have - clean fore often - what their daties are
and what they, erlW sala:tes for. Why ehoald
tne duties Of these onleia1s have almost become
Ebeolete, and bind trutt IN Providence for the
luture p:aceeabsii1y Of or ihurouehfores il ali
have not fcrgoittn tht,r tu'ies euttfeiy, Ihe1
euIel5 pliJ . stufyy csme with the citizens, IL
which the tekE are III On 1he,t alde but no honols
.pp.mae skin; o. e gt@s. monte and pool
born q rect, from adieou 70 Monroe uoonfsvns
SD LIKES s!teIn1tnE IN that tpsce tn a manner
cIrtatp : cot y Be found In any other city, ma
extent. Herr md tbers the black l4kes Of rnd
are end to be OF almost unfa hom.h1. dsplh,
hut, through the tha lower p.rts and
ustc y dartng tourists II Herculean Effort. are
POI tsa. Eace eie long to remtdy the condition Of
thst piaee. gn,des and pilots will become neces.
d'uon Of IL the ne8ft OF the city AID IN
ftfnt Of the Pest Once, print viz ted daily b.
Eonssned os eng cattzsns is beyond 1neatute dls-
urhs Of the city should be allowed to become
ccesne Of mud, aluo.t irpa:tab.c, faIl Of eteuch
sd Oh este. but thEt pron ineEt
b. to m
hi nfihle. WILL somebody hare the kindness 10
refieth the memories of our etreet officials and
81 81 her attention tS his sss We do not
dong 90 would not bc to give them dip In the
Brick l. Ee or Dearborn street. That may be re-
EAr5ed az n extreme mtssure. but as we view
the n8tteF this is an extreme case and demands a
severe remedy.