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Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1865-09-28

WHO WILL ORGANIZE Ir?-For the greater
encouragement of the healtbful. maply exer-
else of Base BALL it is very desirable that an
other eltb be formed, in order that the COM
petition thereby ensuing may induce greater
efforts Snd more interest on the part Of those
engaged in it. Our city could readily furn-
ish excellent material for dozen clubs, and
there should certainly be more who will under
take it. The Tally -ho Club" will lend any as
eistance necessary.
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1865-09-28
Errors Of Youth:

gentleman who suffered for years from ksF-
vous and Genital Debility, Nightly Emissions fnA
Seminal Weak ness, the result If youthful indiscrs
ton, and came near ending his days in hopeless
misery, will for the sake of suffering send 10
any one afflicted, the SIMPLE means used by him
which effected in few weeks, after the fail
ure of nuflerous medicines. Send u directed envsl-
opc and stamp and !. win cost you nothing.
Address, EDGAR TREM AlNB
Station Il, l2Sth-St.
Aug. 3. 1865. On. New York City.
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NOTHING EQUAL TO 1T SOLD.
$ The Excelsior Baking
Powder"

Every family boarding house, hotel and mer-
chant should have it, 1t is entirely different from
the worthless baking powders often sold.
We warrant it superior in ecry respect to any ar
ticle of the kind in this or any other mar et 1t
may be used in making iight-ioqj 6fead. It's cs-
pecially convenient in making Biscuit Rask, Street
Cakes, Pastry, Puiiings, and all kinds of GrihH
cakes
FaH directions for use will be found on each pack
age
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1865-09-28
Love and MatrimOny.

Any Lady or Gentleman sending me an ADDRESSED 81.
,nyclonA and st,,s. Will receive full directions for
gaining the affections of the opposite SEX and which
will enable them to marry happily, irrespective Oh
Mus. MARIE LEMOfLLE,
Harlem P. o.
Aug. q. 1865. BINS. New York City.
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Second National Bank

TREASURY DEPARTMENT., ,t.!p. : .rG
Office of the Comptroller Of the Currency,
washingtoh, Augustll 1865,
WHEREAS, by satisfactory evidence presented
w to the undersigned, it has been made to appear
that ''THE SEc6ND N4ThsGEI.A1 o BAHh or or
CUMBERLAND, in, the, county,, of Allegany,
and State of Maryland, has been duly organized un-
der and according TO. theEeqpirements OF the Act
Currency, secured by pledge Of the United States
bonds, and to provide for the circulation and re;
demption thereof" approved June 3rd,, 1901 and
has complied with ali the provisions of said AZ, re
CURED to be complied with before commencing the
business of Banking under said Act:
Now, therefore, l., Freeman Clarke, Comptroller
of the Currency do hereby certify that he SECOND
NatonaL .Ba,f Of CupberSird,m in the city Of Cum
berland, in the county OF Allegany, and Saie OF
MARYLAND, is authorized to commence the business
of Banking under the act aforesaid.
N In testimony whereof witness my hand
egESH and seal of Office, this eleventh day of Au-
Ses-s~ pust 1863 FREEMAN CLARKE
August II, ls65.2m Comptroller.
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SHERIFFALTY.

To tie fndepe;td,,J Voters Of AHegany Comfy.
I OFFER myself to your consdera ton as candi-
I date for Sheriff at the approaching election. II
successful the duties of the office wllbe discharged
with impartiality. ~
Cumberland. AHgast 3, 1865 -tc';
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ngseveral Reg'tirat'on Lists are left
over until next week, because of their late
arrival We will endeavor to produce all OF
them in our next issue.
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1865-09-28

FIRE.-The alarm of fire on Sunday after
noon was caused by the partial burning of
building on South Mechanic street. The hire
wos extinguished before the arrival of the
engines.
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BLACKJNG! BLACKING BLAS;FING

parading Baltimore St., one magnificent day,
I met nv old friend Charles Augustus Dckay
Quite faultlessly dress'd for his ravishing vest
lis hat, coat and gloves, were superb protest;
BY chance or design, though, his boots, unlike
mine, .... ..
Displayed a provoking reluctance. to shine,
He saw by my eyes my regret and surprise,
And sspare n,e ~ ht m1rmured with bushes,
and siehs, ,...,.,.-
"For three times to-day have polished away,
Yet the confoulded things, sir, refuse to be
Then be gla.iced at my own, witt an audible
groan, =, . .
For my boots lad brilliancy ne'er before
With grief he was racked, SO whispered
with tact:
"reemember, my friend, this remarkable ftct,
That in boots ard discerrfnent, (hoth br,ght)
they ere lacking,
Who neglect to use GoEL,SG's UNPARALLELED
BLACRISG.
For sale by the box dozen moro ut
HARRISON h JENKINS
Sept.l4. Groc ry store.
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TALLY no.-The members Of tie Tally no
Base Ball Club are notified to meet at their
room at The National House, Oh Friday even
ing at 8 o'clock-.tor especial business by
order of the President
WILL Fl. LowDERMILK. Secretary.
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1865-09-28

CrRcutr CouRr.-Thc Circuit Court fof
Hllegany county will commence on Monday
next. the I'd instant, Hon. GEO. A. Pearre
on the Bench.
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1865-09-28

THE BRIDAL CHAMBER an Essay of Warn
inr and Instruction for Young Mcn-publishcd by
the Howard Association, and sent free of charge in
sealed eusclopcs. address, H. J. skILLIN
uoUGuTON, Howard Association, Pha. Pa.
Feb Q 65-lY
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WHISPERS! WHISPERS!

Do you want WHISPERS or MdnstachesF Our Gre
elan Compound will force them to gro" on tie
smoothest face chit or lfhit on bale Leads, IN ok
Weeks Price 81 .oo-L3 packages for $500 Sent
by mail anywhere closely sealed, on receipt OF price
Address, WARNlli CO., ;; w
Box 1885, Brcoklyh, n. Y.
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EF- A substantial fence is being built
around the soldiers cemetery near Clarysrille.
and the grounds being put in good condition.
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OF
Markets are still well supplied with produce, veg
ctahlcs, fruits &C from the country.
btTiER biiifs from 10 10 so cts.
EGGS are plentiful at IS cts. ,.
i!tliCKENS are toEhc had at SO. TO 81 pr dcz.
FLoUR-Salcs titii'y $3.50 Extra $ll; SUI
per fine $40 -, M =.
WIlEAT.-!s to be had at S2.lo to $500 for
prime Red, and So % to $40, for White.
CORN-Prime in good demand at 81 60 per
bushcl.
RYE.-at Sll0.
OATS--Bring 80 cents at Cumberland Mills.
CORN MEAL.-Very scarce, at lis.
f.fOyISIONS.-Bacon, 4 last quoted. Should
ers % cts; Sides - cents; HAMS IS TO 40 cents
Sugar, refined, 25 cents; Brown Is to is cents
Nolnsses 90 cents; Golden Syrup si.4o; Salt, G
A. So so per sack Fine S4.5o
WuISKEY.-S,caly ut Sa.2o for Rcctifed ant
81 81 to $500 for Rye.
HAY-Sl2 per ton
POTATOES.-lrish, roc to Sl00 per bushel
Sweet, s.. 90 to FAC.
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1865-09-28

FL On FridSy evening last d negro at
tempted to steal a revolver from man on
Frederick street, but was discovered in the
act, and fed down the street, closely pursued
BY the man, who fred upon him. The ball
missed the negro. passed through tie window
Of house and grazed the face of q lady
within. No arrests
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May 25-ly.

WHISPERS Those wishing a fine set. of
whiskcrs, A,,ire moust.c!e or beautiful he% OF
r!ossv hair, will please read the card OF THOMAS
+. CHAPMAN in another part,of this paper.
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liz Acres and SO Perches,

More or Less,
nearly all of which is mprb1ed and very product
i've, partly bottom land. The improvements con-
sist of L
Girls II M l. l.,
IN GOOD order and repair, With what is Known as
The TYLER Wheel which is the latest and hest now
in use Also, good Dwelling House, Tenant House
and Stable The Mill has good run Of custom,
and does as good work any other Mill II the
country, and is Situated in an excellent agricultural
district. ,
Tttn.s Of Sale. as prescribed by the Decree: One
third of the purchuse-money to he paid m cash on
the day of sale and tfs balance in one and two
wears with interest The deferred payments to be
sechred with the notes or bonds of the purchaser
with securities to be approved by the TRUSTEE
JACOB BROWN,
Sent 81 l5s5-4t Trustee.
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1865-09-28

RELIGIOUS Norlcns. By Irvine perr''is-
sion. Rev. DR.. JoHN L. MURRAY, ID. d.
President of ihd Maryland Conference will
preach in the Methodist Protestant Church.
on Bedford street, on the nights of Thursday
and Friday, 2s,h and 2oth of September inst
at Il o'clock. Likewise on Sabbath oeto-
Der ist, at 10! o'clock, A. NJ, and ut =
o'clock. p. NJ. The public arc invited.
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ROAD NOTICE.

ESTATE OF EDWARD MONTGOMERY, DECD.
rTIiiS is TO give notice that the subscriber main
| Obtained from the Orphan Court of Allegany
County, Letters of Administration on the estate OF
EDWARD MONTGOMERY,
late Of said county, deceased. All persons having
claims against the said estate are hereby warned to
exhibit the same, with the vouchers thereof legal
aulhent icaed, to the subscriber ON or before the
I7,h day Of March, 1866; they may otherwise by
law he excluded from all benefit of said estate.
hose indebted notified to make immediate pay.
ment. Given under my hand this 18th day Of
Septcrrber 1865. UPTOS S. MONTGOMERY
Se-. ~ tS65.-3t Administrator.
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CUMBERLAND, MD:, September 9, 1868.
A LIS O.,

At the same time and nlacc, by the undersigned,
the following property, likewise sold for charges if
not redeemed before that time:
chest, marked Capt Ecplcy; 2 boxes l.: Lcp-
ley; bulidle, John Middleton; bundle. r. Brown
ing: bundle David simpson; l bundle, Wilson
Right; box, james Il. Uphold; do, Louisa
johnson boxes, B TAYLOR; chest, Capt: Robert
Laugii.nn; l box, VIM. Thomas; boxes, William
Harvey Oakland; box, John NJ st; Clair; /
trunk, r. II. Austin; bills Flour and a lot of
Corn Meal, Robt. White; chest, John Eversole !;
| box, G. A. Glenham; DO, Surgeon Reeves
do. JOS A. Secp; do, |. B. Deacon: l bundle,
&. Albright; do, Lieut.. Wegley.
Ns,- Terms, CASH
CuMnnatAxo, Mo-, setftember 8, 1865.
Sent. Its
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PUBLIC SALE.

1JNIlE undersigned will offer at Public Sale, at the
L Warehouse, occupied by Jas. G.. Crrck, near
the Railroad Depot in Cumberland, Md,
On SATURDAY, 30M Sept, inst,
for freight storage, etc. (f not called for and sto-
rage paid before the day of sale the following pro-
perry, to wit:
| box and contents marked VIM. WrlHcrth; !
box and contents, Col. w. II. Lamon box and
contents Mrs. +. Hanscourt; l Corn Mill, G. B.
Rogers; l trunk and contents, A. IhOrp; ! box
and contents J. a. Hunt bundle and contents,
G. Palmer; J box aid contents, Capt. 7. \. Scy-
mour; box and toHtchts, A 7. Pindla; Gun,
no mark 81 boxes ? tritrks and 2 bundles, w. G.
Atkinson % boxes, 6. NJ. kcir, Petroleum; |
Patent Coal Stove; l Stavc Machine; l Rifle Gun !;
pairs Boots: bundle, G.. W Patterson.
Sac to commence ut 100 clock. A. NJ.
Z:5- Terms, Cash.
C,,tunrnI IN Mn. Sentemhcr &, 1864.
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es- no AZ YER TIsERs.-Ths Circulation Q,

u. tIyI1yat AND rE1sGRAPH is al
most TWICE AS LARGE as that Of any omer paper P"'
Eshed in this City or County, and therefore presents
,reater advantages to The 4drerti''g fu'ne "a" 10 =
:.red through any other medium 4 cora 10 '"' "'''
a. suHictept.
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The Committee will meet at Pioneer Hail.
corner Centre and Frederick streets, in Cum
berlard, on Tuesday, October 10th, 1869 at
10 o'clock, A. NJ. . and it is desired that every
member be in attendaice.
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DEALERS ANpFAMILTES

are cautioned against limitations of the % Excelsior
BaSiug Pomder." rhc genuine will have the adj
dress of LbGAN, LIST, & CO., on each label.
The Exc, ,ior Baking powdcris neatly put up in
6 ounce, and one i'dtHt cans.
TIL. LOGAN & CO., SOLE PEopniETNFa,
Wheeling, W. Va.
SolH by C. C. Shriver & CO., and BY dealers gen.
orally
Sept. IA, ,se'5-Gm%
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T HEREBY announce my self candidate for
| the Shcrilalty of .lllegany County at the ensuing
election, and, if elected, promise TO discharge the
luties of my office to the best OF my ability, faith
fully and imlartinlly. ll,.&
I,I.O Ia
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III udy OF OCtUDcl H0Nt'
At the hniir Of

Eleven o'clock, A. M. E.. =.
All that Valuable Real Estate situated on WINS
Greek about four miles North Of Cumberland, in
saia county, being the property of the late Jacob
Cook and the same which WIS formerly owned ny
Christian Stotltr. deceased This valuable prop
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SUNDAY School NorIcE.-Rev. GRIFFITH
OWEN State agent Md, S. S. Union, is ex-
pected to preach in the English Lutheran
church next Sunday morning at loa o'clock.
In the Methodist church at night.
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1865-09-28
THOSE BALMORALo

are Just what the ladies want, and the most at
tracli|e styles can be found at
EARLOUGHERS,
Sen.2t Bait st near Mechanic.
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To tbe Voters of A!legauy County

4 7 tie solicitation of many friends in various
N portions of the County, respectfully an
nounce r,yse.f as Candidate for the Office OF Sher
if of Allecany County; at the ensuing clection-
Subject to the decision however, of the Union Nom
mating Convention a,, ,>,.
hi. sn IL
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1865-09-28

PRESENTATION. an interesting little
cerethbuy took place at Carroll Hall Ac tdemy'
in this city. on Friday last, in the war of
presentation. by the pupils, of a massive gold
ring and splendid gold watch key to their
teacher, Mr.. Jomy BUTLER, in token of the
earnest love..and respect entertained by them
fer him, and of their appre ,ation of his kind
ness aid soiicitudc in their behalf. The presen
ta.ion was made in fitting discourse by Mas
ter DANIEL SAVIOR, and the articles delivered
by Master GREENYIELD, after which Mr.. But
LEn replied, thanking them and complimentlng
them upon their department and attention to
studies. NJ. BUTLER has won golden opin-
ions from his students, and they are rapidly
advancing.
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BLANKETS,

s.ock OF the very best kind, now for sale
= EARLOUGUER'S,
SAINT oI\v Bait st. near Mechanic.
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Sugars Sugars
n extra article of P. r. Sugar on b an
~ suitable for Ireserving, for sale by
HARRISON q JENKINS,
au-. lS.U coraw Baltimcts and Mestasie IS.
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The Central COMMITTEE.

Tn pursuance of resolution passed by the
Allegany County Union Convention sept
18th, 1865, the following gentlemen are con-
btiseod the County Union Central Committee:
Samuel NJ. Haller, Chairman
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CONWAY THOMAS,

late of said county, deceased. All rcrsotis having
claims agans, the said estate, are hereby warned to
exhibit the sane with the vouchers thereof illegally
authenticated, to the subscriber on or before the
18th day of March, 1868; they may otherwise by
law be excluded from all benefit Of said estate.
Those indebted are notified to MAXI ir'medat pay
mcnt Given under my hand this 18th day OF Sep
tember 1865. GERSIION ANTHONY!
Sent H. Is65-3t Administrator.
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COM ERCIAL.

Business during the week has been rather d"l'
The Canal is again in working order and boats
are running briskly. Since the last report OF the
nth instant and up 10 the 18th instant 1873 boats
cleared this por. for Georgetown, carrying 1885,
ii tons of coal.
nur;rg ,be season 2l2s boats hees r'sarcdi carry
ing $50, 557. 05 tones.
The following shipments have been made over
the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad during the week
ending Sept. 23d:-
BIZ Eckhart II. r. Tons.
Cumberland C. l. Co....................'.'' -9'o-
Blaen- Avon Company 4uo'oo
spruce Hill Astor) Mining Company..,...,. 44.OZ
BIZ c. 4 p. Il. r.
Consolidation company, .............''''''''' W.
Ed, ........................ 904 .0T
W;din,b;,n ............................3 94 ID
New HOpc..... 81 ~
Total 279i.l0
To.al of Tons forn arded since lst OF la4Ol
of january last
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IT,. celebrated Tonic Is for sale by
Messrs. CLABAUGH 4 RHIND, Cumberland,
Va" WIN. r. BEALL CO.,
". ]. W. MCINTOSH,
"r. J. b. II. CAMPBELL,
Mr.. G. w. SHANE, Ia 80
Mr.. JOHN REID, Jn Wheeling, Va.
And dealers everywhere throughout the country
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1865-09-28

Tie Mason & Hamlin Cabinet Organs, forty
different styles, adapted TO sacred aud Secular mu-
sic for $50 to $500 each. TlIlRTY-FlVE GOLD
or SILVER MEDALS, or other first premiums
awarded them. illustrated Catalogues free Adj
dress MASON & HAMLlN, BosToN, or MASON
GROTERS New Yoak. [sept. lily.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
ROOTS and HERBS

OF the greatest medicinal value, prepared from tht
original prescription of TIE Celebrated DR.. Talbot
and used by him with remarkable success for TWEEN
ty wears. An infalliblc remedy III oil
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~ The following is list of the number OF
voters registered in this county so far as heard
from.
District No. Q. Sclbysport, 144 registered
as qualified; as disloyal. Sixty-fve did not
register-thirtcen Of them proved d'si'yal.
In the distFict-.qualifed and disqualified
262. District ~. 5. Frostburg, AL, regis
tered as qualified; IL disqualified. District
No. 6, Cumberland, 324 registered as quail
fiod; disqualified for homage; for failing
to produce naturalization papers District
No. 9. ilntstone, 1917 registered as qualified
District No. 10, 50 registered as 4ua'iied'
District No. II, 104 registered as qualified
IN disqualified. District No H. " weFo
registered as OUTLINED.
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EEA much needed improvement has just
helm made in the internal arrangements Of
The Court House, ualer the supervision OF
Mr.. Gro. w. H,ovsa, Register of Wills The
calling of the Court Rom has been made new
with handsome centre pieces, the walls re-
plastered and covered with neat paper, imita-
ton of walnut The wood wo.k an columns
have been rep tinted aud vanished, the floors
covered with elegant carpets, and mating
The room has light, cheerful appearance
greatly in contrast with its former dingy I,
dusty aspect. and the change will b. apPrecl-
sted by those VII l.Sve cause to spend much
time within its walls. The Clerks y fte has
also been reftted and improved.
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ESTATE OF CONWAY THOMAS, DECD.
fyNHIS is to give notice that the subscriber hath
1 obtained fiom the Orphans Court of Allegany
County, Letter. of Administration on the cstatt oi
CONWAY THOMAS
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TRUSTEES SALE.

DY virtue ola decree passed ~ the Circuit Court
= for AlIegany County as Il Court Of Equity, the
undersigned. as Trustee, will offer at Public Sale,
on the premises on the
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To DrluDI,arIS

Chemist and Pcrfumer, No. S3l BROADWAY,
Aug i0-6t.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1865-04-19
State Sheep shearing.

The committee appointed ut the last meet
ing OF the Ohio Wool Sspwers' Association,
to arrange, for publicssllcep shearing and
exhibition, met last week and agreed upon
the following particulars:
The shearing and exhibition will be held
on the grounds Of the Licking Co. Agricul-
tural Society, near Newark, on Tuesday
and "Wednesday, May 10th, llth.
Each exhibitor will be limited to the
shearlng Of five sheep, which should repre-
sent dltferent ages Of his sheep, and also
rams and ewes, at his option; but each ex-
hibitor may show as many sheep as he de-
riro<', end have thonn shorn on the grounds
after the regular competition, il time and
opportunity should permit.
All shearlng III competition, for sheep
heece and shearers, shall be done upon a
raised platform to be provided for that pur-
pose by, the otficerssof the grounds.
Immediately after shorn, each sheep and
fleece will be weighed upon the platform, u
record made OF such weights, to include also
the age, and ownership Of the sheep, and
such other remarks as the weighing COM
Mlttoe shall deem Just, to fair comparison
OF the merits of sheep and fleece
There shall be n weighing committee of
four ,persons---.t@o for weighing carcass and
two for weighing fleece.
There shall be a committee of three rer-
sons TO- assist in selecting and delivering
sheep upon the platform for sheaqing.
there shall be committee of three per-
sons 10 award premiums to the Best shear
crs.
Thc following preniumsar are offered to the
best shcarers, viz: $l5, $40, and IS, to the
best second and third, Of boys under eigh-
teen years of age;aand the same sums to
shearers over eighteen years Of age.
There will be open meetings for discuss
ion, in the Court House or some other pub
lie room in Newark, on Monday evening
May 9Th, and for public Address and dis.
cussions, on Tuesday evening May 10th.
A Band Of Music will be present upon
the ground to enliyen the exercises of the
occasion.
Cattle, horses and other farm stock be-
sides sheep may be brought upon the
grounds for exhibition and sale, under regl-
lations which shall not interfere with tho
main purposes Of the occasion.
The shearing and exhibition is open to all
corners who are Tor then bccoinc) members
OF the Association by the payment of the
annual fee of one dollar aud to all breeds
and varieties of sheep. 4
Hay will be furnished to exhibitors br the
Association gratis and provision will be
made for a supply Of grain feed, at cost. 4
After a careful consideration of the uues-
ton of premiums on sheep and wool, it was
unanimously decided that fair record and
publication of the weights and condition of
the several sheppard aeeces, in connection
with thcnames of the owners, would be
more satisfactory than schedule of cash
premiums. 81
IA :. D. HARRIS,
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1865-04-19
s. D. HARRIS, J .r
s. s. MATHEWS, Committee.
j. S, DELaSo. a-

A soldiers wife residing in Macon coun-
ty, H.. a few days since received from her
husband in the army a package of $4O0, and
upon returning home placed it under the
pillow Of her bed. During the same night
a man, with blaskened face, broke into the
house and demanded her money. The wo-
man took tho money, threw it upon the
foor? and when the rnhiah stopped to pick
it,pp,. she dealt hima blow with poker
that broke his neck. Upon wash ng the
dead mans face, it proved to be her bro
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