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The New York herald., 1865-02-21
REBEL ACCOUNTS.
Operations near Charlcston.
rEroyn tho Richmond Wbio Feb IeI

tFrom tue Richmond Whig, Feb. lSl
Ateogaphc summary Of the following account Of late
operations Charleston, from tho Courier Of the llt
has already been published In columns.
The Courier says:-About eight o'clock on Friday
morning force supposed be three or four thousand
sirong under Of their gunboas, effected landing
at Grmbal James Island Oar pickets. after brisk
nght fell back to the hrst line Of works Major Mani
gault OF the Palmetto battalion, in command Of our
picket force, reported seriously wounded Tho enc
my, after crossing the causeway drew In line Of battle
and were moving forward slowly at last accounts No
general nght however had taken place No apprchen.
sions entertained from this movement which 10
lcvsd 70 be nothing but fcint Very heavy firing was
heard In that direction at the closing Of our report An
other force made attack our lines at saltkeschcr
on Friday morning, but were easily repulsed. AT the
samc time body Of the enemy advanced upon the
Charleston road, near Blue House, and open d
with their artillery, but made impression lines
The enemy appear 70 have withdrawn most Of their
forces from Combahes ferry. steamer ned with
troops came up % Tar ee0 and landed lumber With
tha i....ention OF capturing our pickets The enemy
rsopensd ars the city yesterday, shells
The Fan of coiumbia.
rnH REBELS LOOK ON 1T AS A srEr TOWARDS rHn
COMPLETE INVESTMENT or RICHMOND.
(From the Richmond Examiner Feb. 1871
Tho state capital Of South Carolina has fallen Colum.
bia IA in tho hands Of Sherman n the mere ovorrun.
ming OF country conquering IT, the Yankee enemy
nigh, begin boast OF the sunugason Of South Carolina
For so Gar they have sdvonood and pem6yutd as s1y
Aeut n Gc STATE wa.oa serious opporybw But the only
vae Of that advance for the general purposes OF the
campaign, consisfs In is being rp osOdrds rating
sSA Grant IN tho irv sfmesf " RchmOwd. Thus sher
mans enterprise Is only beginning.
Tho future plans present dispositions Of Beaurcgard
arc unknown hero. The little Confederate army, how
ever s SAFE and may yet lead Sherman such dance a.
Greene led CORVALLIS those nvcrs and swAmps
II tho federal army cannot reach the Danvills Railroad
then had better have stayed in Atlanta all this while
But t'h s q far cry TO Lochow."
II true tho dcfals crafty their hne sense Of
"poctlcnl justice" Tor, ~ we should say their petty
naicel, by LAYING waste tho unprotected homcsicas o
that noble State and wreakng upon the women and cl
dren South Carol mans their noblo revenge for the
heroic sstance they have encountered every 1cld
the hrnds Of the mon. Yet that is not conqueung
country. On the contrary Ia making II unconqncrablq
where the breed OF s of the right kind M rc
reason TO believe that General Bedurep1 ia ,aryy no
dsb.rue d. On, and that Sivs.cn q near le md u III,
mphs ~
ws may regard na s1daeioa msrcA Of the enemy
The New York herald., 1865-02-21
Rebel Accounts.
AGCOuntos
"a BEFORE WILMINGTON.

ACTIVE EKIRMIsHISG BEFORE WILMINGTON.
From the Richmond Whig, Feb Is
Tho Wilmington Journal OF the 18th says that active
skirmish going all day Saturday between tbs
forces at Sugar Loaf and those OF the enemy below
Towards night they advanced In force, driving In
skirmishcrs, and making three attacks upon main
line, a of which handsomely rrpulsed with con-
siderable--we might say heavy-loss To the enemy.
Or casualties were about twenty. Finally tho Inns
resumed pretty nearly fore, aud all remained
quiet yesterday, with the exception OF shelng by
tho encmys feet On Saturday of the Monitors in
the river threw OF her nftccninch shells Fort
Anderson, wnh the effect OF killing and wound NJ
another Of our men.
TnE REINFORCEMENT OF NEwBERx.
From the Knston correspondence OF the GodSboro
Journai.1
I have Just converscd with reliable Gentleman who
came In from the front yesterday. ilo Informs mo
that he had interview with lady who within tho
encmy's camp last Thursday aud from what shc could
learn there is her opinion that tbs Yauk es PREF
ing 70 move In forro nst Weldon, up M Roanoke
and at The timo viii make eint In thi, ion.
The Yankees have been nforced along tha coast
but not half heavy at st reported Ten gunboats
are said TO be at Newborn.
There seems no doubt about tho landing OF Ave
locomotives and railroad iron, &c, al Mofehead Cts.
The enemy nrnie raid Last week ino Jones City,
the 6oalh sido 0 the Trent river aud destroyed aud
carried oi all the provisions belonging 10 the people in
that section that they could possibly lay their hands
The New York herald., 1865-02-21

through the heart Of South Carolina as one Of ne
qusnees " removing Jhnson from command Of our army
OF Tennessee. = 4 =
The New York herald., 1865-02-21
The Fortress Monroe Despatch.
EoRrpraa Noypor Eeh On IeH

FORTRESS MoSRos Feb. 20 1905.
The steamer Blackstone, which arrived here yesterday
from Savannah and Hilton Hoad, with dispatches from
General Sherman loaded with cotton from Savannah
She sailed this morning for New York.
In addition 70 Yesterdays despatch, tho captain Of tho
Blackstone says battle had been fought Just previous
70 his sailing from Hilton Head by General shcrman's
tprobably GImorss forces but the result was not kaown
70 him.
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The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1865-12-18

A printer on his death couch, and about
TO take an atfectlonate farewell of his Weep
ing friends, observed ~ have finished my
take, the galley Is proved, and the great
Proof Reader of the Universe has marked
the errors; let Death take the 'slugs' out
and am ready for the 'hell-box.'"
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1865-12-18
SOT PROTECTS HIS AGED PARENTS

W Would these children have comfortable home, and
the means Of educatoni Would this wife be indepen-
dent Of the cold charities Of the wordf Would this
aged and feeble parent be provided fort Would my
estate pay my debsi Would there be no sacrifice Of
property by forced sales OF administrator to moet
the demands OF made whom the market
tends downward and fair prices cannet be realiEedi
How few can answer these question their satisac.
toni They fear to ask them, aud cherish the belief
that they have aong lease on life This s both fool!
ish and cowardly iuroI Utt'1
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1865-12-18

A joint stock company, with capital of
100000, called the Blue Island Petroleum
Mining Company, has filed its articles of
association at the Secretary of States Of
flee, at Springfield. Blue Island is in this
county
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1865-12-18

The last Legislature of Utah enacted a
law ostensibly for taxation to erect school
houses, but really to grind the face of the
GENTLE merchants for the propagation of
the Mormon faith. Several Salt Lake mer-
chants were assessed total of $1,000.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1865-12-18
CMALL FARM ONE MILE FROM MIAMIsBURG
. AT MASTER COMMISSION SALE. "
T.
No. 320S
Montgomery County
Superior Court.

Harriet Loree, et al. Superior Court
Pursuant to order OF the Superior Court Of
Montgomery county, Oh o. made in the above en-.
Titled cause, and TO directed, will offer At public
Auction at the door OF the Court House. in tho citv
Of Dayton In the County and state aforesaid, on
SATURDAY, JANUARY 9Th, 1865, .iI 4
between the hours ef one and our O'Clock, p. M of
said day the following described real estate towit
stuats In the County Of Montgomery and State OF
Ohio in Section ., Town Q, Range g. East, &C., begin
nng at the W. corner Of VIM. Grows 90 acre lot
IN said section and running thence kas. 07 chains
and so links TO the channel OF Bear Creek, theuea
down the channel Of said Greek, o. 39o Il. chains
thence y So r. schAns; thence s. $40 n 8 ehaIna,
thsnee 3. So u. chains and 90 links 10 point M
chains and 80 links south Of Weldays line; thehse
parallel with the sest and west line, the Aseton
Inc, thence n 70 the place Of beginning, Containing
twenty four acres and 30 100 "a S6-1O0l
Alsoa part OF the same sect on beginning al the
0. corner OF the atoVe described tracts thence
aoaR the east line thereof 10 the north line Of
said tract thence east for quantity, thence parallel
with the irBt mentioned lins 10 the south line Of
said tracts tn noe alonJ the said line 10 the place ef
boNhnlng containing hve acres. ~ 80 M
Said land has been sppraised at S75 per acre and
snnot Tor loss than two thirds Of saId appras-
q IrsTms OF sale, cash. "a irff. a.r. f.Es.aj
W Win. BRLYILLE st...
Master Commissioners Montgomery Superior Oour.
tDAH CLAr, AtPy. ai u novsO.da&uta
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he may studyits nature and palhAte its threatsning
means Of PsiAton are at hand OF easy acessS to
ALL Ilr l '.-
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1865-12-18

TVHIs PREPARATION Is UNEQUALED As A
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Itis also grand tonic, and viii give rslIefin Dya-
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by Druggists GENERALLY. ~
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The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1865-12-18
DOMESTIC GOODS.

American Bleach Muslins.
English Bleach ,Muslins, very fine.
Brown Musllns.
Can Flannels.
Checks. Ticks. and Stripes.
Linen and Cotton Sheetings 10-4
Bleach & Brown "a Pillow Case
'N Muslins. oeS" VNsiMMH0'sA ,WNWA
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1865-12-18

GAMUEL KuhN's ssTATE-oN THE 29Ta DAY
- OF noyemhef, lsd6, the unders gned was 40
pointed Administrator OF the estate Of Samuel uhn
late Of Montgomery County, Ohio, deceased.s -. y
dec2Sht JOSEPH LAMBERT -
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1865-12-18

ToHk fridays ESTATE.-oN THE 22D DAY
81 Of November, 1865, the undsFsigned was ap-
pointed and qualified dmlnistrat0r Of the estate or
John Friday late Of Montgomery eOunty, Ohio,
hOVsSWsi y a MILAs GEBHARr,
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NEW SKIRT FOR 1865.
THE GREAT INVENTION on 'ruh AuI IN
HOOP SKIRTS

I w. BRADLEY's New Patent nuPLEN FLIP
u. TIC Tor doublel SPRING SKIRT. r...
VESTS BRADLEY x CORY. tlnte j. l. J. o.
Wcsi,l SOLE PROPRIETORS aud MANUFACTURE
Frs 07 Chambers aud 10 aud 81 Reade Streets, New
York. s.. -.r- -
This INVENTION consists Of DUPLEX Tor ivol
Elliptic Steel Springs msenioUsly BrDided Tightly and
Firmly together. edge 10 edge making the uughest
most flexible Elastic and Durable Spring ever ,ee'l-
They seldom Bend Break like the Single Springs and
consequently Preserve their Ptflrct aud Beautiful
Shape Twice as Long as any other skirt. r. l
The WONDERFUL FLHyIBlI.iry aud Great Cemiorl and
pleasure any Lady wearing i. Duplex ElpHc skirt
will be experienced particularly in nil crowded Assem-
bles Operas Carriages Railroad Cars, Church Prws'
Arm Chairs for Promenade and House Dress as the
Skirt can he folded when IN occupy small place
us easily rs n Silk or Muslin Dress. "..''.
A Lady having enjoyed the pleasure comfort and
great convenience o wearing the Duplex Elliptic Sieel
Spring skirt for a single day will never afterwards
willingly dispense with their use. For children Misses,
and young ladies'. they are superior TO NIL others.
They are the best Quality in every pntt and unques.
onaby the liyhtest most desirable, comfortable, and
economical skirt ever nnde. . .s{.. . =
FOR SALE in frst-cuss sores IN this City, aud
hreug the United States. and Cnnadas. Havana dc
Cuba. Mexico. South America. aud the West Indies
INQUIRE FOR TIE DUPLEX ELLIPTIC SKIRT
Hpl2.lJw .UH
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PROPOSALS FOR LOAN.

O. I TREASURY iDI,rA ARrMENT, Jufi ~ 1874.
NoilCh !, hereby given that ,ub'scnPii9s VII & ss
IN received by the Treasurer OF The United Smtes inc
several Assistant ffeasurrrs aud Designated Drposita
rcs mud by the National Dunk desgnned sndgnalihcd
y. Dcpc,itaties aud finsncin Agents for Treasury
Notes payable three years from August 10 1881 bcnfns
interest the rnte Of saven aud throeteths per cent
per nnnun, with somannual coupons attached psyahs
IN lawful money
These notes win he convertible u, the opilon OF tho
holder NJ maturity into per cent gold bsnrng bonds,
rcdeepabs after five aud payable twenty years ffoH
August 10, 1907.
The Notes will he issued In the Of Any,
one hundred Eve hundred one ihoisand aud Eve theus
md dollars aud will lie issued IN blank. or payable
order. u. may be directed by tho ,nlscrihrrs.
All subscriptions must be Tor hy ellars. OF soirr mar
plicmte certificates win ba issued for sll deposits
The parry deposng must endorse upen the oRIaiSiI
certificate the denomination OF notes required snd
whether they ARE he issued IN hlnnk payable Ia
order When endorsed must be lrf with the ofhcef
receiving the deposit he forwarded totlns department
The notes will be transmitted TO the owners free OF
transportation charges MS soon after the receipt oi tbs
original Certificates Of Deposit as, they cs,,be prepared
Iiere. win be allowed to August IS on al deposits
made prior that date, and will be- paid by tho Drpar
ment upon receipt Of the original certificates. ~,
As the notes draw interest from Ausnst 10 persons
making dep siis subsequent to hnt date must pay the
tereSt rlcd from dale OF note TO dns OF deposit
Parties dcposiing twenty live thousand dollars amt
upwards or these notes Mt one tine will he allowed
u commission Of quari'r OF oms per cent wl,ch
will he paid by this Department upon the recspt 81
hill for the amount certified to by the officer with whom
the deposit made. No deductions Tor commissions
must he made from the deposits.
Officers receiving depos, will see that the proper en-
| dur.cmcni, are made upon tho original ceriihcaes ,
An eiccr. nn,hnrzcd 10 rrcriva deposits arc requs
Ell give applicants all desired information, and AZ
| -'u0 W. p. FE.SSFNDIsN.
~ ~ ... q. ... Secretary of the Treasury
| n Subscriptions will he rrccivedhy tho FIRST N
| TiONAL BANK OF BRl1NiEPORr. OHIO; al's 'uh
scripons received the Teu-Forty Five Per Cent Gels
| DeaJing Bonls JOHN C.TAfL.MAN. Cashefi
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SYMPTOMS.

= The symptoms Of Ca,nrr, as they gensrNiy appear
n, 6rsl very slight Persons hhd they have cold,
that they have frequent attae ks, aud are more sensitive
to the changes OF temperature IN this condition the
nose may be dry, slight discharge. thin and &c rd
aherward becoming thick aud adhesive. Asihe disease
becomes chronic the discharges increased in qunnt-
" and changed In quality they are now th'ck and
heavy and ste hawked or coughrd OF The secretons
arc offensive, causing bad biesth the voice is thick
aud harshi the eyes are weak the sensa Of smell il
lessened or destroyed deafness frequently takes place
Ano,het common and important symptom OF Catarrh il
that the person is obliged clear his throat IL, the morn
ing OF thick or Shiny mucous which has fallen down
from the head during the night. When this takes place
the person may be TINT hi, disease is its way 4,
tue lungs aud should lose iinie in arresting il
The above are but few of the many Catarrhal Sy mp
toms. .. -
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DR.. Chas. r. Sand erson,
Formerly 9f Bellevue, Hospital, y. T., late
Senior iSargeOn of Kin0s Co. Ik,spitaI.

scc"'Of tc"yoO" " htHy" SOs ffOHlNuft
HAN again lie cousnltedat 81 CIairsville johnson
~ Housc the 9th and 7th; Bellaire (Ran,oph Ilousel
the ith and 5h Cadz Swans Hotel the 3Oth, 3isL fs
and 2nd OF cvery month, I165. r
A Speedy Cure warranted In the following cases !:
Hernia itupturel stabismus, lSquint Eyes ralipes
tClub FoOtl Diseased Bones and Joints. Enlarged
Veins and fons,s, lIydroeee, Hare Lip, Fstua La
chmyrais fs,nla in Ann, and NIL kinds of Ulcers.
DT renlves all kinds nj defonniiies, siriightens
Crooked Lambs, Cub Feet and badly Fraciures op-
crates for Cntnraet and stone IN ic Bladder, inserts
GLASS Eyes, Identical IN appearance and movement with
he natural eye, and performs all varieties Of Surgical
Operation free fsotn pain .7i -. .s.H-
Discusses OF the Eye, Ear, Throat Heart Liver Lungs
Siomuch, Kidney, Skin as we'll as Scrofuu, Cancer
Asthma, Gravel Neuralgia and Rheumatism, cured n,
very obstinate stages.
Agus cured or no ehareel in Il hours with no return
entire success leucorhea, AmenoFhea Dy sme iorhea
liberation aud Prolapsus uter diseases hitherto con-
sidered difficult ocure cured usually in from to ~
weeks Dyspepsia and Constipation easily and speed
lily removed, without the uso OF physic and that com
well obstinate disease, Duodenitis commonly
called Liver Compnini attended with pain IN the s,o.
ach side shou der headache cold feet cosve bowels
and spotted faded skim Is easily cured and with lile
expense. Tubercul4s OF bronchial Consumption except
In Its las, stage successfully treated, by an entire new
process recently discovered by an eminent Eusopean
Physician, and now extensively employed in the ~ Y
Hospitals, with success heretoiorr unknown.
having made over2 0Oo Post Mortem denominations we
can IN all point oa, the organ organs dis
essed, and probaSili,ies Of cure.
DE-. =. Is a Graduate OF one OF tho frst Medical Col
eges IN the Unled States, 10 also Graduate Of the ~
Y'0pthalmc (Fye and Easl School Of Medicine aud
% s:. ss :"S rs
nee OF his profession during u years, with unparalleled
success
ChargesR saso nable. Consultation
Free.
N. h. During his stay Dr. 3 will visl, eriical cases
IN consultation with his brother Physicans Of good
standing. March o, i6S
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A Single Bottle will last a month--to
be used three times o day.
II s TINIONIALS.

. t = TlNIONI AIS,
From Hon Thos. J. Turner, Ex.NIenhcr Of Congress.
from Illinois, late Speaker Of Illinois House OF R-pre.
tontntives aud Grand Muster OF a. +. and A. NJ. oi
the State OF Illinois.
...'-- L-N FREKroRr Oct. ~, 1863
DR. ID H. SEELYE Dear Sir-In reply to yonr notice
Of the 18th inst would say that was severely atc-
ted with Csarrh for years, when became acquainted
with you and bought two boties Of your Liquid Caarrh
Remedy. Before had used one bole was rensibiy
improved, and before the second bottle was finished.
completely cured. can recommend the medicine
TO all afflicted with Catarrh.
Respectfully Yours, d a - ''
airiJt.' .... THOS. J. TURNER.
This is to certify that in the of Dr. Seelye- Ca-
iarrh Remedy ! experienced much relief. aud have
heard many speak Of il as being valuable for the cure
OF Catarrh. Yours, &C., ..
Cncago, May ~, ISL EDWARD ely.
From ''Parmy.r the wellknown Halter under the Tre-
mont House Chicago, I'll.
DR. D. u. SEELyE X CO.: Grnrs-Your Caarrh REM
edy have used. aud fully recommend il as the best
remedy known II has cured me- aud believe II is u
certain cure IN all cases JOHN PAUMLY.
Chicago, ILL.,, May e. i-6i.
For sale by NIL Druggists ffe23 -'G5'y.
Sold in ST. Clair-vill. by Isaac H. Patterson and by
Druggists every where. . -
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THE PLAN Is SIMPLEl

The Of each article offered for ssle-as '1iod
Hunting Wa,ch,n "C;old Ovnl.Band Braceletn "Pssrl
Breastpin and Ear. Drops" tGold Enaneled Rng,"
"Silver Plated Cake Basketn &C., is written card
and enclosed in sealed envelope these envelopes
then placed in n drawer and well mixed; then
order s received, with twenty-five cents for return
postage and other charges OF the cards cerh
Gates is taken at random aud semby first mail the
customer, who WILL SEE AT ONCE
FOR DoLLAR he is pleased with his fortune he for
cate and secure the prize. II the article awarded
should be unsuited TO the purchaseras for example,
set Of Pearl Ear Drops and Brenspin to u young
who could not wear thenl AND GIVE
THEM To--we will send any other article the catn-
oguo Of equal price which may he preferred Or IT, for
any you choose TO venture o further. then you
can let the matter drop where !, is and spend
Enn ntlIin .lIillu Cntn
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TO CONSUMPTIV Z.

NiE undersigned having been restored To- liea.ih m a
| few weeks by very simple remedy. after having
suffered several ycars. with severe lung nIrc III aud
that dread disease Consunptiot-is anxious To max
known To his fellow sufferers the means of cure.
TO oil who desire it. he will send copy oi The pre-
scron used free of char GEL with the directions rr
preparing aud using the same. which they will aud u
cure for Coys, MrrinH. ASTHMA. BaoScnirIs,
Cor0iIs. CnLns, &c. The only oh"c, nj the advertiser
in sending the Prescription is 10 brrh the afflicted aud
spread information which l. c,irrivrs ,r invauabn;
aud he hopes every sufferer will try his r"-,y. will
cost them mO'iug and may prove n blessing. : .
Parties wishing the prescription will please address
REV EDWARD A. WILSON.
Williamsburg. Kings County New York.
Feb. 10, i>,i5-;hn. .. - t,. .,.,,..
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WATCH DEPARTMENT.

300 Gents Putrni Lever Gold Hunting Case $50 os2o0
300 Gents Detschd Lever Gold Hunting Case 40 us
400 Gents Swiss Gold Hunting CRse....... 30 100
300 Ladies' Gold and Enamecd Huniing Case 30 20
400 Gents Patent Lever Silver Hunting Case. 30 90
400 Gents Det. Lever Silver Hunting Case... 30 IS
800 Gents Dei. Lever Silver Open-Face...... 20 so
800 Gents Patent Lever Silver Opeu Face... rs 90
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CHOICE WHIsKY

WE have on hand choice 10, of " patIon's Copper
w Distilled Rye whisky w6rianied gemune.-
Medical men or Farmers, wishing u good article are
requested 10 call and examine For sale by gallon or
barrel. F.H OSBORNE A SHARP
Bridgeport, July 81, 1884. N ''. '.a' u
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best shell aud fossil remains. ............... I"
best suit Of animals, insects, &e.....,... "
Committee--B. s. Cowen, J Judgs Kennon,
Judge Harris.
Glass EE-Field Crops and Vegetable
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best specimen drawing chsins..... I" /
best specimen breast and log chain l
best specimen show case Of cutlery ="
best specimen mattocks.. "
best specimen horse shoeing........ 2
Entrance fee same as in Glass 2.
Committee-Same as for Glass Il.
Glass T--Cloths, Cassinets and Fancy
Goods--lst Division
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Jennets for Sale.

Two JENNETs, one three and one iva year. old,
In good order and will be sold cheap. H's8'' -
JOHN SIMPSON
u miles Eas, q 81. olairsvills, Bel ce,,So,