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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-05-20
n. MARSHAL'S SALE.

United statss piStrist Cert 9i ths United
Jsfssa.slS q; Z Martin VirsinIs g aBssiIb Ta
and others. Term, 1854. In ohaneary.
the United States for the District Of West Viz.
ginia rendered at the Fall Term, 1885, At Wheeling
In the above entitled canBe, will on TUESDAY,
JUNE 18th, 1865, at the front door Of the CouFt
House Of Marshall county, West Virginia, Seu ct
public auction to the highest and best bidder the
moro q I6aIl 5it6ptp The fkS kth3g EIA1oCFeek
in said county of Marshall, and in said decree mem
toned, being part Of the farm that James BuFley
bought Of John Gallagher, and bounded a. follows
to-Wit: beginning At stake in the mouth of o.
BaHou. .eoFpeE to giseo efths cams farm that vas
heretofore sold to VIM. P. DaVts; thence doWh the
creek with the original line Of aid survey, with the
several courses and distances thereto the cGntre
lof laFgB in The bottom made by the Baltimore
and Ohio RAilro Company, and where the creek
now principally runs; thence down said channel to
half GSTeo, H0ret0ioFej t6Id 70 R6bSRt gAl6xAddeE
themes with 8aid 5Ale3hnderS lln6 SabeWAfdly Ito
stake in the field coTnertU said AleG6n6eft ihbnce
RouthWaEdy with said Alexander's line to the EoFt
Hde Of the Baltimore and Chic Railroad; thence
original 1h4 QL LtheneS eSGHGtdlT with
the original line, with the several courses aud dis
tAnces thereto, to stake, corner to said Win.,P.
Davis: thence noIthWardly with the said VIM p.
DGT8altne % hebORtnutnB.p d -Bstf 1TFo.
TERMS OF sALK-Fhteens per cent. Of tlIs pur.,
instalments at six, twelve and eighteen mohths,
with interest on each deferred Ipstalment from the
day A aaieunhl pail; ehS ipptchR giving bond
with good security Tor said deferred iDstalmeLt ts
with the privilege Of paying all any portion Of the
deferred payments at the ne1t term Of this Court
3 Sale 10 commence attYo, o'clock P. Ne ~
y =, u. ] d7rsrs EDWARD II. NORTON
. oDT&5-tQ f..4... 81 =. 3, ,M0lhAl.
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FOR SALE

Il the line Of the National road four mi les east
Of the city Of Wheeling. Said property consists OF
my rehdsnce, containing eleven rooms and an Attic
also fourteen AcreS pf ground attached on which are
convenient odt-houSeS IL clnding brick stabl ingS
Ice and spring house, chickery and two ciStArns.
choice kind; Pear, Peach, Plum and QuIncetreeP all
bearing There Gr6AlB0cholce selections Of 6rdpe8,
RaSpb0rrie4 BlackbeETieSD 'StraWbeTTie8 and 9TH
8nal fruits. The grounds ares shnely lAid out with
eVerRreens and other ornamental ShFubbary.i
will also sell my Household Furnitu19 to any
one desiring TO purehaSe All together. rs1.-
terms Of payment, &o., can leave their nEmes ct
the GaS Company ONCE visit me the premises
:. le22-tl -. NJ -.i--- JACOB HORNBROOK.l !.
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gTrom tho Philadelphia inquirer
Money 90 Remain Easy.

There seems to be much uncertainty In
the minds. of capitalists, especially at the
great money centres Ra to the coursh of
the money market during the present sum,
mer. We think thar upon q review OF the
whole situatioo all will agree that u pder
no ctrcumsta nces, can money be less. pleu.
utuhthau at present. AN apprehension
exists that the operations of the Treasury
Department, growing out OF the immense
sales of the Seven thirty loan, and the con.
sequent drafts upon the national ieposit
banks, particularly in the city Of New York.
may cause SrstFingeucy. : 8 - - se'i
:, Letsus look at the fSctsiin the case. On
the first Of February last; when the presi
ent system of popular distribution of loans
was Ieinaugurated, demand, for a few
millions of gseenbacks in wall street might
haEa caused GpAni6, INIT the distribution
Of the loan in every towu, city and village,
not only in the East but in I6e.West, drew
out of the pockets and secret boards Of
thepeople, at The lowest calculation, SloO..
OO0, GOO in nati0nal bank and United States
notes. Whiohi bat for this practical systeta
would 'possibly NOT have been brought into
circulation for some time toEeome. -,
81 As hGtnfaI!consequeucs large portion
Of these notes have been forwarded I'd tbe
money Centres Thus wa see IA The Nevi
York BAlksi Alppe egeF sixty. six million,
ct National Bapk and GoyeFnmept, notes
and In every other city the PlethoFs d ripor
Unequal scale. Astlong asothsppopalSj
lnah shall per form tts pre- sent functions az
is RreediIy sought for hy. the masses Of thI
people their stock OF greenbaCks must con,
qnue 70 hoW to the great depositories o
the nation. This fully accounts for th,
ehptm0u8 RecPm aio6s Of pulrency fniou,
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of North Caroliniasns2Tb
i. Panama Railroad. .

NEw YoRK, May 1s.-The Herald's COR
respondent says: s.qs lg=Fs4 id sIa.
A large meeting of North Carolinians to
take action for the, restoration of civil
government Rpd social order in this State,
was held at Raleigh on the Ilth inst.
Speeches were made by a number Of prom. )
,inept cilizens, and 3, series Of resolutions
were unanimously adopted, in all Of which
was expressed joy, over the downfall Of
the rebelion and, their return to the fold
of the Union aud the protection ofIths old
flag, and satisfaction at the termination Of
slavery, which was admitted to haze al
ways been draw back in the progress Of
the State, and the acquiescence of the peo-
pie in the annoueeme1t Of President John.
son that treason must be punished.
b At night there. was general illumina.
ition and large Union procession.
The Herald's Panama. correspondent
makes the important announcement that the
government of Colpmbier have not only
ratified the new stipuladous with the Pam
anna Railroad Company, guaranteeing that
corporation the perpetual, proprieI0rship
of its road, but has concluded q treaty
with the agents of our government which
grants to the United States in perpetuity
the, exclusive privilegeof transporting mil
itary and naval; stores over the line. Az
an equivalent for this important concession
our goVeFnmentis to guarantee the sover-
eigntyi of Columbia over the Isthmus of
Panama and the security of thes transit
-Eonte=a against ell other foreign powers.
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pmSzLsxoR.
4he Great=InternaI Remedy.
JoHENsoN's
RHBUMATIG COMPOUND
HGHTGTg
BLOOD PURIFIER.

It's wo"dertul Curative Proper.is, are Un
doubted. 1t is atOays taken internally.
From the number Of testimoniqls yeeeiUsd,
'0e are induced to believe it cures nine cases
put often ,Ohsa drtstiPas dtGiiSie0y fol-
l0'0ed. 1t is unequq1ed for the cure ,St
RHEUAATZSA, GOUT, NEURAL.
GA, aHd kindred diseases. For. .ths re-
aNoSdE'ot SeI1otttIa, Kings Eol, lSeaEd Head.
Tstter, Ring Worm. &c, This medicine
claims Vast superiority over all OherSa
Its soothing and Penst'ating qualities are
felt as soon as taken. Try it and be con;
vneed. sas
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NGw YSkf;9 Isy 19. The Pinaeas ~ ( s5.
iuEt6hss6ecfaIsBays: siG 5 aiI9 sid "a
Gov. Wells, Dr. Hugh Kennedy ana BSFs
Goldman, OF Louisiana, aFe hkef6. flibsE
have come With the Intention ofs3bFos6 FinS
the 1diSplaeement of aC3ei. YBanEas tIie- esnse
of Complaint being the removal Of Dr: Ken.
gn6dY4 from the MSyofaif ifv qof Nav 0Flekps.
70 which he had been appointed ! ttnfing
th6l absence of Gen. Banfsgp lTbfs sEtep,
which ives absolutely necessaFvli a. ~
the city from idisloySal Non, int0d dI6ose
rapidly filling Ri sTS Z ny
al loyal eciti5ens. e From the nj6styatitheS
tic sources, we learn that the eaoftE Of
these gentleman Against Gen. Ranlks have
been ffnitlss5, T6s confidence Of the ad!
minis ia lion IN t6es triottsm and abilft3y
Fot the commander OF tie Department 81
the Gulf remains unchanged. 20 sAti e
The Tribune, e,s specIal has the following +:
Gov: Peirpoint, of Virginia, purpeseb 10
leave Aiexandria on Wsdh e5dsy, accom-.
panied BY the other State officers and his
family, with the archives of the govern.
nent, 'in.a special boat, and 10 proceed 70
Richmond as the capital Of the Common
wealth; The Executive anbion, recently
vacated by Extra Billy Smith, is being pnt
in order for his occupation: The loyal
people of Richmond are preparing to give
the oTernoE g cordial public welcome. j:
Gen. Sheridan has been assighed to an
important department command in the
west, not yet announced, and his old stsf
starts for it to morrow. The cavalry will
remain here and take part in ffie great re- /.
view next week. Gen. Grant was IN con-
saltation with him this morning niS
All the .efiecte Of Mrs. Lincoln are boxed
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Mass s lifeetinlPF. 81 pad1ioola6. x, ~.

PApUC4H, Ky, May II, VA CAtno, May
1s,-Ap immense mass meeting OF. the
Union men Of this city unsGimously passed
resolutions denonncing the men whose rep.
Eesentations5 caused the5 removal OF, Gen.
Meredith from the command of this dis
Etrict, stamping them dc unworthy Of be-
lief, and the worst enemies to the Uniou
cause, and gopposed toethe restoration of
peace; thanking Gen. Meredith for his
wise patriotic policy, and urging PEesi.
dent johnson to reinstate him in command.
The resolutions also pledge earnest sup
Porttc the present Standardization. Simi.
lar nleetrDgs are being held throughout
the State. f'3 li-'iffs 9 b is35l lt'idS
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HA @-


GIHONHATI,e May. .l9.-Msj. Gen. Thomas
visited the AlerchSnt's Exchange Yesterday.
he was enthusiastically rscsiYed. He has
returned to Louisville.
Z The Commercials Nashville despatch
says there lisa prospect of conflict between
the JndiciRl'and Executive powers in Ten.
lnessee,p Gov. BroWnloW, "a special agent
of the Treasury Department, acting under
written orders from that department, rent.
ed out some abandontd pfopert belonging
TO disloyat person., Who Werein f6e southern
eonfederafy. Judge Tfigg5 at preceding
term OF Court ordered astenant of tie
Treasury DBpartmsnt; &, be essed Of
elfaEm Ehieh he had rented from Brown.
low fa6d lhe ptoB Betty Is bslrestofedl 10 tie
owner Gen. Ftllaon, on Gov BFoEuIoB,s
appiieatiouf enforced tho oohtrsct. and
Judge TEiqg order. Vas, dtsregaFded. On
Tuesday, Judge Trtgg,, at Knoxville, da.
ltvered & charge to tie gtan djjdry. ii Whieb
he directed them In stfons lS6qakR5e1to IN
diet GoF1B 1BroNplqW for satisfaction IA ~
premises Judge TIigg is understood %
be hpstiIs to thele onfa6ation laws. -.
= A dispatch from Resaea; Ca. { sovs Jeff.
Davis arrived q Macon on Monday. and
was sent to Augusta With strong guard.
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ut,Ionv q, lnuahb Z. 1ss


uhSIoHy La, JDnuAiv 1885
Ma. ". H.BOVET Dear sir: IN November. 1868,
my wife was taken with q severe attack Of IuhGm-
mstoTy RhsumAtism, combining her to her bed, and
deriUg her entirely helpless for four months,
after which Gho ImpToTedIn health sufficient to be
prCpped up in her bed. aud occasionally the pafns
would leave her 10 she could get about the room
uTon eTutehes. But for more than year Sh could
not lit pound weight. and with great trouble
could bhe feed heFseIE Cold hSndS and feet were
her constant companions. She suffered terribly
most of the time, with severe pains or cramps in
her stomach, which appeared periodically, once
month, keeping her in ted week ct = time. Upon
my visit ome fro my reg mont lblIt o. V. IL on
the I'd day Of December last, called at your drug
store and found you openinz some new goods,
tmoDg which vas JObnsOn'S Rheumatic Compound
aud Blood Purihsr. AtyobF Sugs ostion puTehASei
bottle. 1t s6ted like charm in her case shS
has BEEN entirely free Of the pain in her stomach,
her itet and hands are warm, Lhe is now doing her
oVn house work, AID yesterday did the Churning,
aud you have this day TscsVed \ visit from her to
thonk you in person foT the Heavenly (as she calls
IT. TeleI che has received from the Of Johnson's
ComhOund ISAIAH MOOR.
do most eheertully af8Tm to the shove de3crip.
tion Of my case Hs true In every respect.
HLNRihTTA MOOR.
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PITf TfHuR0E. January 1865. ,
MsFsTs. r E. sHLTRs Co Dear firs: 1t Il
with ibs greatest Of pleasure that hereby testify
to the efficacy Of your "Rheumatic Compound" of
ell the remedies ever tried for RheUmAtism yours
without doubt is the suTest ADd most speedy. vas
complete martyr 10 that dipease before using your
COMPOUND, hut siIcs then have been like new
man. Your mediciBe 10 invaluable, beyond doubt,
ana hereby recommend II to all afflicted Gs the
only sure cure for that painful dipease.
4 Ftt JAS. B. MoOLATOHEY,
HHitne.r-p A nIccn.nona w HlLA b1teet'
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oAIRoy Nay iS.-Ehs Memphis Argus has
lEetieble Information that the rebel General
Forrest was killed IN Patkgllles i, Ala, ,,sOn
yengs the death of six comrades who were
ordered 70 be shot by Forrest fhs dayi be-
ItorR Tor. sTmting over the news of John-
ston's surrender which Forrest did not be-
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e From Mobile.

From thence be viii be taken. t6lFortrel
Monroe vie. aayanpah..o .,snan anT
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!. !. I've ! g = { eleg.Paph.
tMiscellane0usl ItamE,i =

. 6tiL'aisr DIbpatoRs. 5SsIisFdI rage.
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: PIi1.BUE0, January 1s, 1865
heSIr1. II. =. sELIERs Co.:-Gents: ALLOW me
to inform you that had boy, DiK years Of age 80
bniiSted with RI eUmgtisu that his leg was drawn
crooked and very much disabled. After try ing ALI
the liniments could hear OF, to no purpoIe, was
recommended to try Johnson's Rheumatic Con.
pound, manufactured by you. PuTchaaed bottle
and before the half OF 1t was used the boys leg be
came perfectly straight, and the pain leIt him en-
tiTey. In Justice to you take pleasure in giving
Jon this for the good Of those who are
EtdIcted with the Rame disease ~
We. BOOTH, 9th va 4rd.9
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.tisaen. Merritt Of the cavalry has been q 3
pointed to . fall Major General to DAT
from The 9th Of April. s q
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zf -S 80 lf4i .ss5t tsfE n
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: oUREs oATARRH m tkl1l IIs TTr1s AND sEAsEu.
u EF. ~ 20 - - - - = : : = -
4 Gums CATARRH, AND IyERTs CCAsuMPE1oH. .ET.
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PIsR. RuEd. Januarv1s1 1

Witnesl-P. A. McCleTIand.
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CATARRH,l
g. g. AMMO i o. FRs E4AIENFfa
rHE ACME OF PEREEOTION
- i fs1ss Vlll sss5

J, Roaa Alp PlaIop1u oATARRH
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5,F g. The transactions through The auction
room have become considerable, aud real.
ized prices satisfaesoty to the sellers. =
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PROM The Old Dominion, Norfolk.

The Government OF Virgins Reoos
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4Ortrp.
TRAMP TRAMP TRAMP


The following holds the rank OF the popular melody
Of the day We publish it for the beuent Of those In
cned to the singing Of popular airs and patriotic
In the prison cell st thinking mothor dear, Of you
And our bright and happy home so far away,
And the tears they fill my eyes, spite Of all that do
Tho try to cheer my comrades and DO gay.
CHoRus.-Tramp, tramp, tramp, the boys marching
Cheer M, comrades, they will oomuj
Aud beneathe the starry flag
We shall breath the afr again
OF the free land in beloved home.
In the battle front we stood when their cccst charg
they made,
And they swept us of hundred men or more,
But before we reached the lines they beaten bach
dismayed,
And We beard the cry of victory DER and Ger.
oHoRUs.--Tramp, tramp, tramp, &c.
So within the prison cell we waiting for the day
That shall come to open wide. the prison door, 81
And the hollow eyu grows bright and the poor heart al
most gay, I.r
Asw think Of seeing home aud friends once
cHoRUs.-Tramp, tramp. tramp, scI q r - .tl .tH
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Gbr Yomc Glrtle.
The Mitten.

Seventeen years ago, there was fair
girl, so pure, so lovely, so refined, that
she still rises to my mind as almost
akin to angels. She was wooed, and
ultimately won by handsome young
man Of considerable wealth. He sported
6De team, delighted in hunting, and
kept pack of hounds, He neither
played cards, drank wine, nor used to.
bacco. He had no occupation, no call
ing, no trade. He lived on his money
the interest of which alone would have
supported family handsomely. Inever
saw the fair bride till few days ago.
Seventeen years had passed away, and
with them her beauty and her youth E,
her husbands fortune and his life, dur
ing the latter part Of which they lived
in log cabin on the banks of the
Ohio, near Blennerhassett Island Ia
whole family in one single room, sub
sisting on water, fat bacon, aud corn
bread. The husband had no business
capacity. He was a gentleman of edu
cation, Of refinement, Of noble Impulses
but when his money was gone he could
get no employment, simply because hi
did not know how to do anything. Fo
while he houndered about first try
ing one thing then another; failure wa
written on them all.
lie, however, finally obtained a stu
alton; the labor was great, The compen
sation was small--it was that of starva
tion. In his heroic efforts to discharg
his duties acceptably, he overworke
c himself and died, leaving his widow an
.. six girls in utter destitution. In seven
D. teen years, the sweet and joyous an
beautiful girl had become a broker
: hearted, care.worn, poverty stricke
widow with a house full of children.
Young woman if a rich young MIA
~ asks you to marry hin, and has no o
cupation, or trade, or calling, by whiC
he could make a living if he we
thrown on his own resources, you mi
, give him your respect, but give him Il
|! mitten.-[Dr. Hall.
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The Mount Vernon Estate.

The National Tntelligencer, IN an ar
ticle on the Mount Vernon Estate, says;
Originally the Mount Vernon Estate
consisted of one .Naif Of Eve thousand
acfe6 assigned to Washington's great
grandfathe-, who, Ia conjunction with
Nicholas Spencer, patented it from Lord
Culpeper, in 1910. In the division OF
his estate, the father OF Washington as
signed this tract to his elder brother
Lawrence, who came here and erected
the mansion in l743, naming it in Hon
or of Admiral Vernon, under whom he
had served as Captain, in a colonial
regiment In the West Indies, in l74O.
Lawrence died in 1852, leaving wife,
the daughter Of Sir William Fairfax, Of
B.lvoir, and one child-a daughter,
and on the demise Of this daughter
without issue, as soon happened, the
estate fell to George, who had been
much an inmate of his family. ,.--R
To 1859, General Washington mar
ried Mrs. Martha Gusts, (nee Dan
dridge) then residing on her estate at
the White House, with her two Chill.
dreu, and after remaihing at that place
some three months, took UP their resi-
dence at Mount Vernon. She brought
! him in her own right more than q
Z hundred thousand dollars. They were
of the same ngc--twenty seven years at
their marriage
: In his will Washington divided the
estate into three parts. The mansion
;, with four thousand acres, was left to
] his nephew, Busbrod Washington, an
J Associate Justice of the United States
2 Supreme Court. AT the death of Mrs,
y WashiugtOu, in 1901, J udge Washing
b ton became the proprietor of Mount
Vernon, aud continued there until his
death in 1929. Two, Of the old ser
u, wants, still on the estate, came there
with him, belonging to his wife Anne
; daughter OF Col. Thomas Blackburn
) Two of Gen. Wsshihgton's servant
/ still survive, also, residing some thre
miles from Mount Vernon. Judg
! Washington having no children, lef
the estate to his nephew, } John A. Wash
! Iiueton, from whom the Ladies' Noun
! Vernon Association purchased the tw
! hundred acres upon which are tn
4 mansion and the tomb, for $500, ,OOO
= Two thousand acres were Wilied b
!; Washingtoh to two other members
the Washington family, aud the res
due, upward of two thousand acres, il
] cludipg the sne Woodlawn estate, wa
given to Major Lawrence Lewis, f
vorite nephew, whose wife was ii
'"' beautiful and cultivated Nelly Custi
graudchild of Mrs. Washington, al
the adopted daughter Of Gen. washiOI
ton. 1,N nLlztN f0 asli1e1
. Some Of the citizens Of Raleigh We
... recently making preparations to COZ
!" ! plimsnt returned rebel soldiers With
! public diner. Gen. Ruger Issued
/. order forbiddius it,
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PREMIUMS AND REGULATIONS
OF THE
SIXTEENTH ANNUAL FAIR,
or THE
Highland Co. Agricultural Society.

OFFICERS.
President Benjamin Conard.
Vice President-Johu Barry.
Treasurer. W. Spargur.
Secretary Arthur. ..s.
Board of Directors-James Ander.
son, Wesley Copes, Marshal Nelson, Q
b. Miller and Benjamin Bower.
Sup't of Horses Benjamin Bower.
Sup't of Cattle-James Anderson.
Sup't of Floral Department aud Do
nestle Department--Wesley COpes.
Sup't of Farm Implement and Me
chanital Departmental. B. Miller.
Chief Marshal.-Charles Evans.
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The population ofCeyeland accord
ing to a late census, is ffty-nine thous-
and and FIVE hundred and fifty-six Ia
1860, it was ffty.tbree thousand five
hundred and 6fty. t1sC
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bog Thomas II. Cams, who established fh,
first flint glass.works 10 America, il
1912, died at South Boston, Mass, OF
the 24ih, aged 86. He was a native 0
Bristol, England. .-ru- n.
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first Of December will be considered
forfeited to the Society.
IS. No Intoxicating liquors will be
allowed to be sold on or near the Fair
Ground, under the penalty of the law
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Miscellaneous Bniema.

1 am- composed ofl 2 letters. T tf g.EHr
Ny l2 u the nickname OF Kate Barnett's Julark.
My Z o d s 10 y measure, o. b. ..
MY II & Is what Joe Haller does when you look a
os him.. H.tf.rfFf
My . Is metal yet In It's FOSSIL state. ..r
My23 9 10 Is one of the U. s.
My whole IL the Of the hest looxnP yol re MAJ
in Jackson township ~ a. DADs2DAUGHTEB
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Awarding Committee Michael Hal
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