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Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-11-24

FREQ blacks. These colored people arc all
sslf-supporting, and not dependent upon the
Froedmen's Bureau for assistance.
THE Nashville Pres, Of November IL, has
this Paragraph in its editorial columns: "a
priv ate letter received from an eutirely
Trustworthy source in Washington, says that
President johnson, in private interview
with tho writer, expressed himself highly
gratifed with the vote Of the Tennessee Som
ate, adopting the negro testimony bill, and
added tb at he earnestly hoped that the
House of Representatives would take similar
action nd make the bill law. We entreat
the Hou so to come bravcly up to, the work.
Sustain the President, and the right, by
deeds, not by empty words"
The message Of Governor Parsons to the
Legislature Of Alabama urges the adoption
of the constitutional amendment abolishing
slavery, and the passage Of laws protecting
the negro in his person. and property. This
course he says will secure the admission Of
representatives In Congress, and restore the
State to all her political rights in the Union.
he oheIS bpooii N"ho hot shV BVNVhaahoue
of the negro, and recommends the adoption
of vagrant law bearing upon the whites
and blncks alike He also recommends that
provision be made for destitute white and
black persons. -. .fI ..
A BRILLIANT company assembled at the
Church Of the Epiphany yesterday morning
at ten O'Clock to witness the solemnization
Of the marriage Of Mr.. W. W. Burdette, mer-
chant of this city, and Miss Susie E Helmick,
daughter Of Hon. VIM. Helmick, formerly
member of Congress from Ohio and latoly
Chief Clerk OF the Pension Bureau, and now
residing in W ashington. Tho happy couple
were united according to the impressive scr.
vice fthe Episcopal Church, Rev. DR.. Hall
ofhoiating; and subsequently, received the
congratu atulstions Of large number Of their
friends.
Painters INK, which has stopped the
progress Of many pesta, is now successfully
applied on glazed leather to prevent canker-
worms from crawling up trees.
Dn. HOLMES says one of the best prose
poems of the war was Col. Stetson's dispatch
to Gen. Butler: "The Astor House makes no
charge for feeding Massachusetts, soldiers"
The blockade at the State Department has
boon raised SO far as the city press is con-
cerned.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-11-24

New ORLEANS, Nov. 2S.-Business con-
tinues active and increases daily.
Almost every negro taken before the city
recorder Ia possessed Of SEINE unlawful rea-
pom. r.. .....
An agent Of certain commercial houses OF
France has arrived here, and announces to
the planters Of Louisiana that he is author
ized to contract for tho emigration Of labor
ers from India and China. ...
70 The Louisiana Legislature met to-day and
organized, No business done.
Tho Matamoras Ranchsro says the Liberals
arc eight miles from there in force. A skir-
mish had taken place, resulting in the killing
Of one Imperialist and the capture Of three
others by the Liberals. ~ ...
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-11-24

DIFPICCLrTEs OF PROSUSCIArTOS.-"L In
Tribune de Ia NonreiEe Ori,ans," =" the organ
Of the colored creole population and freed
men of Louisiana, has the following: The
name of our Delegate to Congress from the
Province Of LouiSiana) Is pronounced in n
thousand different ways. Some say War
mouth-(50uchsd de gwcrrc-the mouth of war
and rough war this young radical will
make on the aristOcracy. Others pronounce
it Vermont. DO you know, said the other
day an aged plantation downgor, that there
is no controlling these blacks, since they
have become so elated on Vermont " Col.
Yarmouth was elected by lG, 900 or more
colored votes in Louisiana during the last
election, to represent their interests here du-
ring the coming Congress.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-11-24

IL Gov. Andrews proclamation appoint
ing December 7th as day of Thanksgiving
tho follow passage occurs
LET US register anew our solemn VOWS of
hdeiity to our cOuntryi to the memory of our
beloved brothers and sons who have tasted
death in her defence; to the claims Of want,
bereavement and sorrow; to tho wives and
children whose stay has been broken; to the
fathers and mothers whose dim eyes explore
the hopes Of another world for the sons they
snail see no more in thisl to the millions de-
iiyerod by our arms and their own from bond
age, yet to bo assured In tho full enjoyment
OF the rights of freedom and manhood and
to all those in every land who have stood
as our friends in the great day Of trial And
in spirit Of fidelity even TO our enemies, let
there be peace In our hearts aud the promise
and assurance of abiding peace hereafter, to
all men Of good will"
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-11-24

The United States Consul At Gibraltar,
under date Of November ], informs che Depart
mont Of State that the Sanitary Board Of that
place had declared that they wsro free from
cholera; and clean bills Of health are now
issued by the authorities of that port. He
adds that it Is reasonable to suppose that
Spain and Morocco will now admit to free
arrivals from that port, and that the sanitary
Gordon by land will soon be raised BY the
Spanish Government.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-11-24
THE WEEKLY REPUBLICAN

for the wcek ending November q is now
ready for delivery at our counter. /"
1t contains the great speech Of Hon.
SCHUYLER CoLrAxi the Reconstruction bill
proposed to be passed by Congress- the late
OWEN LovEJor's letter to Hon. NJ. HAHN or
the suffrage question; letter from Judge
REDrELD on reorganization General GRANT
in New York; "Ths National Debt" news
by telegraph and mail; "sundrios to Sun
dries," 90. Editorials Espionage the
Tyrant's Weapon--it should be abolished
Cessation of Abuse - Wy" Mexico
Paper Guarantees" ," &c., &c. highly in
teresting number, and just the paper for per
sons to send to their friends in the States.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-11-24

At the Church Of the Epiphany, on the 23d In =
slant, at 10 a. m. by the Rev. Dr. Hall, Mr.. W.
W. BCRpETTR, Of this city, TO Miss SUSIE HgL-
NICK, daughter Of the Hon. William Helmiok, Of
Ohio.
On the Eth instant, by the Rev. DR.. Piuckney,
HARRIE HrBBES, Esq, Of Cincinnati, Ohio, to
Mis-. LoUIss NIrHoLs, daughter Of Mr.. IsRae s.
Nichols, Of Nashville, Tenn.
On the 23d instant, at the Church ofthe Epiph :
any, by the Rev. DR.. Hall, JosEPH n wHIrNEr.
Esq, OF Portland, Maine, TO Mrs. G. 3. Bur-
RordHs, daughter Of Major S. Brintnall, formerly
Of WAtertown, y. Y. NO cards.l
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-11-24

The LATE COLLECTOR KING.-Up to our
last information the body of the late Hon.
PRESTON king had not been recovered and
in addition to the reward offered by the off.
GERS of the New York custom house, an I'D
ditional reward of $500 has been offered by
SIMEON SMITH and L. L. BRYDGEs, OF New
York
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A CORRESPONDENT writing from Montgou

cry, Ala, 18th inst, says:
The city still stands, but amidst the signs
of reviving energy are the scars Of a past
calamity. Squares Of ashes and ruins, frGg.
ments Of machinery, wrecks Of cars and en-
gineS, showed that hand skilled to find the
most vital point Of social existence had in.
hicted a blow from which 1t will not speedily
recover. Yet thersis another consequence
Of the war even more disieult to repair.
Emancipation has suddenly snapped the re.
strictions thrown around labor, and 1t now,
like stream which has escaped from an an.
cient channel, flows oapriciousIy, or, indeed,
StagnateS In unproductive apathy. An old
English play represents a character who sets
out for a juhilation to be celebrated at Rome
but who encounters nothing but troubles In
his path to pleasure. The poor negro has In
like manner anticipated a perpetual picnic,
while he has In fact only received a free
ticket to q stone quarry.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-11-24

lS the Indiana Legislature on Tuesday the
bill depriving supreme judges Of power to
issue writs Of haJeas corpus was passed. Gov.
Baker transmitted a special message in rels-
tion to the soldiers cemetery at Gettysburg,
asking m appropriation Of So, ,496 to defray
Indians's portion Of the expense.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-11-24

TuE Tunisian Embassy have departed for
their own country. Like the philosopher of
SEMINAR, tits to be hoped they will bear to
their most gracious sovereign a report c1-
tolling the virtue, simplicity, and general
amiability Of the "best society Of the Uni
tod States, rs seen in New York and Boston.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-11-24

THE NATIONAL REPUBLICAN never said Of
Gen. L. @. BAKER, chief detective of the War
Department, the things which the Boston
TraH'cript attributes to 1t. win the Tran
script please make the correction We are
rather particular on that point,
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-11-24

1sHow NE WHO HAS BEEN ENGAGED IN
aEsB CoNsPIRACIgs, WHO HAS FIRED
gpoM rSNcr16Es oUR FL FLAG, WHO has GIVEN IN
Tpn HOUSES, AND 'ARsENAL.s, AND DOCK
YARDS, AND ! WILL SHOW you ATRAiToR,
WEE PRESIDENT OF THE UNiTRD
srkrss WOULD DO AS THOMAS JERPER.
WOULD HAVE THEM ARRESTED, AND, RI
C)NVlCTBD WITHIN THE kRAEIg0 avn
sJoPH of THE CoNsTITgItoS, BY THs
THEN " - ASpREw JoHNaoS, In fL. D.a.Is
Stnfes Ssnote-karch "a 1851, o"N~'
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-11-24
BY TELEGRAPH
NATIONAL REPUBLICAN.
Mr. Humphreys 20 the mississippi
- III y LeRtslature.

JACKSON, Miss, Nov. 20.-Gov. Hum
phreys has sent message to the Legislature
encouraged so as to support their families
and educate their children, assuring them
protection. lie also recommends that the
freedmen be taxed for the support Of the
helpless, and that laws be passed to force va
grants to profitable employment, and adyo.
Gates the passage of militia law, enabling
the militia to protect the people against va
grant white men and negroes. He deems
the passage Of these measures Of vital i'm.
portance, and says they may secure the with
drawal Of the Federal troops.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-11-24

PAPERS FousD.-Justice Miller this after.
noon found in the house OF Mr.. Rabe 357 d
street, two books-onea company descriptive
roll, and tho other an account book with officers
and soldlers-and two blank discharges partly
nlled up. These papers were secreted under tho
bed. Rabe was one OF the parties committed to
all few days ago for attempting to defraud the
Treasury Department, an account Of which ap-
pearsd In the RsPUBLfcAN OF Wednesday last.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-11-24

are now engaged In laying new brick pave.
ment along the north side Of Indiana avenue,
between Second and Third streets west. This
In much needed, because Of the great amount Of
travel by persons who leave and enter the city
BY the Baltimore depot, and especially from the
fact that Dyer has recently fitted up his hotel on
the corner Of Second street and Indiana Evenue,
to receive his friends as they come from tho
depot. By the way, In this connection Il may
be SAID THAI the RBPuRDfCAS hrst appeared from
the building now occupied by Dyer.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-11-24
SPECIAL NOTfCEa.

Sc Singing school. L. u. E. Mesaer,
formerly teacher Of vocal music In tho Normal
Of instruction in Vocal Music, at the Calvary
Baptist Church, on Fifth street, between d and Il,
on FRIDAY evening, November "A. Cards Of ad-
mission to the course Of twelve lessons, to be
given on Friday evening OF each week, TIL CON-
pleted. Terms for the course: Gentlemen e. ;
ladies a. noy22.6t
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sUNDRIEs TO sUNDRiEs.

~. =" W Na''eih''
: Assr-snsters ana brothers-hare
""e ''"0 'ahe'hs IN Snnao, N. T..
! vi great ehpedition-the late DIR.
> THERE are 1873 bachelors in the House Of
J commons
That Exclusive item" was of the male
persuasion, and weighs eleven pounds.
We have received political Economy in
Nutshell - II can be cracked for four bits.
A co,prsrox,,xr -o,. a.. ~,
Corps on the first page to-day.
The feeling, of tvo mor. ,,orl.,.o, .,,
e1uberantly all over the first nsce Of 10 d..
REPUBLICAN,.
OSg hundred and twenty, .,bro, .,,.,: h,v.
thus far been sold bv,bs W.. n....,,,.
realizing ovsr a zoo ooo. =. -
r.. .,,.
annual ;ncom, ,c sso 20 s7o h.,a .,,,.
been fo,,a.s l.. n.u,.,,,h Cauo
0rauo court "ar'", mas peon e'ose"'
4 ,.ssru,lv defended bim,o,r
thk beh' o''ckney'a masn'ncent steamer
nas gone unoer In tue murky waters OF the
|
I '"n'".--AhoHh Us 'ho younsoS'
"SO' 'o"''"'-u"' roSisne", anu Is now
'O1'"''S'iO" ne'e"""' III w" '''e"h'' a...
ths war department. orders tnat camp
- ~, -. rSN ""u ''r A'P'
In, D,iuesroou' a' we ai'"r ike
0 "i"'' in ho''-Do'-
''"' O"'
~" ING oHuRch' IN Now York, is to
~ wv ui'', ~ "h expense oi aoout slzV'oo
o'or S'V'ooo nave air'sdy been subscribed
i'r 'no purpose
THE next Wisconsis House of Representa-
tives viii stand Oo Union men to p Demo-
or"'s' Inc senate VIII consist Oh % Mon
ISIS ana III Democrats.
Gen. SCorr, who is escaping from the
rigors Of Northern winter, awaits at the
Astor lIousc tho departure Of n steamer for
New Orleans.
DURING the late war the city of George
town furnished but one hundred men to the
Union army, while 4SO were enrolled in the
ranks of the rebellion.
Wu WILLIS. who was IN have been exc.
cpt.d nj KipcS,on. N v today for tho
murder Of a Mrs. Rockwell has received a
respite from tho Governor. postponiug the
execution until the 18th Of December.
TINS .,..r Do.rI ,.;,, ,,r.h,.
'N~--~N
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-11-24

INTERNAL RHVBNuE REolIPrs.-Ths 70.
coipts at the Internal Revenue Bureau to-day
amounted to $9l5, 900.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-11-24

THE census Of the State Of Minnesota has
just been published. II shows population
q $50 ooor an increase In Ave years Of
sQ, y"
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-11-24

New YoRk, Nov. "a. - Cotton quiet
Flour firm. Wheat dull. Corn firm. Bee
steady. Pork and Lard quiet. Whisky dull
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-11-24

CIrIEs ars the great theatres whore the
grand trassdy Of man Is played with the
pOst vivid approximation,
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-11-24

H1The LnuIeB MIG BocfetyO HyIanu
Chapel will hold q Festival at Potomac Hall,
corner Of Maryland avenue and llth ST., Tslaui,
commencing MONDAY EVENING, Nov. %, 1851.
Admission-20 cents; children 10 cents season
tickets 80 cents, to be had at the door.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-11-24

~ Uhftcd StateB Snnftary COmnfs-
sIoSs-CESTRAL OFFICE, WASHINGTON, D C., No.
vember ], ls55-All persons who may hold un-
settled claims Of any kind against tho Sanitary
Commission are requested to present the same
for adjustment 10 the General Secretary, at the
Central once Of the Commission without delay.
JOHN s. BLATCHFORD,
no3-mwf2m General Secretary.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-11-24

-, ~ The nridal Chamber, am EssI.y OF
warning and Instruction for Young MsO. Ilso,
SI SeM and reliable treatment for Diseases OF the
Urinary AA9 Sexual Systems. Sent freS, IN
@ssoisd @ SnysloRea, Address, DIR, J. sKiLLiN
shoVoAToA' Howard Association, philadslP lPhiAI
I" RhSl'4
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-11-24

The New York Tribune on the let instant
divided among its stockholders, $50, 900, as
the profits Of four months business.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-11-24

MADAME NJ. II. PBRREGAULT,
p. o. Drawer 2O2, Albany, NY.
oclB-lyd&w

rs-Consumption, scrofula, Rheuma-
tism, &c. .-HEDGEMAN & cos Genuine MedI-
einal Cod Liver OIL has proved, by twenty years
experience, the most valuable remedy In use
as while 1t cures the disease, It gives strength
and aesh to the patient Warranted pure aud
made from Fresh LiyerS Sold by DruRgists
generally. HEGEMAN 4 co,
Chemists and Druggists,
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-11-24

.IT Is TIME THE. AMERICAN PEOPLE
SHOULD BIZ TAUGHT TO UNDERSTAND THAT
NOT IN ANGER-BttT THAT TREAS6N is A
CRIMR, AND SHOULD BE ESTEEMED AS
SUCH AND PUNISHED AS sUOH'S--AHpRsv
JoHssos, Prsstdspt ef the Unitsd Statss-April
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-11-24

Lips, ChilblaIns, &c.-HEGEMAN L co.'s Cam.
phor Ice, with Glyceriue, cures Chapped Hands,
&c. Immediately, and will keep the skin soft
and smooth In the ooldest weather. Sold by
Druggists. Price IS cents Sent by mail for rs
cents. HEGEMAN & CO.,
Chemists and Druggists,
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-11-24

ty-nye Dollars. = HEGRMAN's Concentrated
Benzine removes Paint, Grease Spots, &c. In
stantly, aud cleans Silks, Ribbons, Gloves, &C.,
equal to new. Only % cents per bottle. Sold
by Druggists. HEGRMAN 4 CO.,
Chemists and Druggists,
nol3 -dSw3m New York
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PRESIDENT :

PRESIDENT:
JACKSON R. SHAVER, ........ Rutland
VICE PRESIDENTS:
lst Vice P.. r. P H.ARDIN, South Ota,ca.
2d Vire Ir. S. r. SOEEE. Grand r ,pids.
Sd Tice Pr. IRA B. HOWE, Ota,ca.
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/ riz up to go. ,aki,' my yung Sou,h'rn
fren' kindly BY the hand, sed, ," Yung man,
adoo! You Suthern felersis probly my broth
ers, tho you've occasionally had cussed
queer way of showin' it It's over now. Let
us all jlnein and make a country On this con-
tinent that shall CIV all Europe the cramp in
the stdmnuck ey'ry time they look ut US.
Adoo { IAdOo ~
And as am through. I'll likewise say adoo
to you, jentle reader, merely remarkn' that
the StaF Spangled Banner is wavin' around
loose agin, and that there don't seem to be
anything the matter with the Goddess of L b.
erty except q site cold AaTENCS WARD.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1865-06-24

TUE PRISTER's SvoKY.-We Ice saw a
young man gazing at the ~ heavens. with a
in ! sSsf- and a ----> of pistols ii the Other.
We Ndeavored attract LIS attention by ing
TO 7 il paper held in our eefs- re!si's
to a youhg man man in that oi the coua.ry
who had left home in d st8 Of arrangement.
He dropped the & pistols from hisks Gs,
with the !. - 1t is OF whom u read. /
left home before my friends knew my design.
l so the sf9- of a girl who refused to lslO ,
me, h.t smiled upon another. - from
the house & uttered wild the go1 of love,
L. without replying , the p: Of my friends,
came here with this & ~ Of pistols , put
a 2 my XislOce. Ny case has no i in this
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1865-06-24
CLASS b.
Grade Cutie.
CLASS C.-i.

CcsauTTsE-Mm- MitcheI Robert ROVE, VeoF;H : !
SouthvcrtL.
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We read that there Is cockney youth who.
anon wishing to get glimpse Of his dui-
cinea, crlcs, F" Fire y directly meath her wil.-
dow In the alarm of the moment she p:sss.-
ges her head OUT Of the window and inquiries.
. Where p wken aae .poetically slaps himself
on the bosom and exclaims, Ere, my Hai.-
gelina y
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Z. CLASS Ell.
Farm Products.

CLASS E.
FIOic:rs.
Res, and most tustefully arranged Flowers, Ice
and most tastefuIIy arranged pair of Bouquets, 90
anu and named totanicaIiy. co
and greatest variety OF Dshlias, W
Second best-dto, oV
'''' az" ssareties' ss' in sats pats, N'' ~ go
and greatest variety of Asters not less than Q
varieties, in pots, 10
and greatest variety Of Petunias, 60
Greatest variety Of Pot Plants, 90
CoxMIIEL-Mrr. S+msntha Bennett Mrs. Chas Irumbo
Miss Stella Bstchelder.
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CLASS F..

CsNx:TTEr.-Mrs. John =. Nash, Ms. passst;, Mss
Woo
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Artemus Ward in Richmond.
RICHMOND, May ls l. IS.
otoSZb WARD

Afore comments this letter from the late
rebel capitol desire to cimply say tha. hav
seen low aud skurrilous noat in the pa per
from certain purson who signs himself Oh
onzo Ward, 4 SEE he is my berruther. did
once hav . berruther of that name. but do
not recugnize him now. To me he is wus
than deadi l took him from college sum l6
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1865-06-24

Wh.lr am anxious to sell at small profits.
Nv room being up stairs rents are low; therefore
am eallsd to sell at less profits Ladies IN search Of
Fine Goods E1w Prices VIII nd II 10 tner aosicaget 10
call before making purchases elsewhere. -.
Remember tie pIacs!-Nex door esst of jackson and
Iockvroods UP STAIRSi don't forget up stoirs, over
tbs room. occupied by Miss Buell.
NIB. nice lot of straws at low prices
Ottawa, June II, 1866. NARY d. WILSON.
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CLASS As.

Saddle Horses Getdin9s or Mares.
CoxanTTiI-Abner Strswn, WAi!scs ". TagsT art, John
TttuA
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sCPERINTESDENTS:
JOHN SPENCER, Gsn-,u1 Superintendent.

Hon. Z. c. Cook, on Thursday 2Sth, ct }
o'clock Z. VI.
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CLASS A,-6.

Paris Uork Horsss-or N,res.
CoNNITrEr-Cincinnatus Curryea, NcA4s. Ectd, joel
W. Armstrong
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CLASS F-5.
Bad, Crochet, and .Ncned Woi
CLASS F.-s.


Nics . 'tdAe'.
Best and largest display Of Fancy Work. % cc
D-st and ,rgest display of Plain a.rk...... 90 20
CoNsIr-rr.-NEs- L. c. Cook, NJ. .. c. Cray Mr. W
Bushnell.
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RUEES AND REGULATIONS

TnE Pass throughout the county respectfully invited
20 notice the holding the Fair and give such al
dUnzl editorial notice will call the attention cf -hc
public tu the subject.
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CLASS C.-3.
POultTy.,
CLASS D.

CoyxITIEs-sAnuel c. Walker, +. F. Brows.. Js-aa
Fishtern.
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CLASS Al.
jacks and J:nnets.
CT ASS R.-i.
Fine Blood Durham Cdttle.

CoxxrTrl-Eh, III n Galloway, Gee. II Dunsrsn, Jo.iAh
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cured Hams exhibited, boiled and unbo.led,
with manner Of curing,
All collections In above list shall have been raised or
manufactured by exhibitors; and written statement u
ire process Of the sugar shall 10 ed with
the Secretary, and dot found practicable no premium
shall he allowed.
CoxuSfkE-Mias Dudgeon, Mrs J. r. Shaver, Mrs.. r.
Bruner Afs J. w. Armstrong, Mrs. Dehnsway.
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9rofcssioual Cards.

J. g. iJrHnoP. agsRY MAYO.
T OTHROP & MAYO. Attorneys & Coun.
selors at law. VIII practice IN the Courts Of La
sale s adjoining counties Agencies and Conveysncn2
promptly attenied to- Collection made and promptly
rtted Ami all legal husi placed 10 aii
csvc im,n mediate an careful attention Office south side
OF Main street directly po<te The Court ouse Ottaw,
Illinois June 10 Is.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1865-06-24

Animals will Ice received from o'clock NJ Of Monday,
Sept. f5ih. to 6.iork P. NJ TUESDAY. the 10th.
A-ti,le- will lie received D9n o'clock NJ to CocloOs
p N. Of Tuesday. the 26ih of Sep'cmLcr-
Examination by Judges a. !. tctOCk on
Wednesday. the 2Tth %; September.
Grand Exhibition for the public Tuesday. "e'ines-
day and Thursday the 2bth, 18th and Srh Of September
Grand IIOti!ug Match on Friday, Sept eSIh-