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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-06-09
MATRIMONlAI..

r AIDES AND GENTLEMEN III you wish
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will send YOU, without money and without
price. valuable information, that will enable you
10 marry happ ly and speedily, irrespective Of age
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mail. and no reward asked. Please incose post
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Address, SARAH b. LAMBERT,
ml7-3m Greenpont, Kings CO., New York.
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Resistance mt am End !

Resistance at am H;mO
Great news Of brilliant achievements is arriving
from every quarter. Heads that most furiously
rebel against the laws of beauty, whether they
be white iron-grav, sandy or glaring red, are ev.
ervwhere Striking their COlors. and
assuming the lovelest brown or the most lustr
GUS and perfect black under the swift operation Of
CHRISTADORO HAIR DYE,
which transIigurcs in few moments. Manufac-
| tured by J. CHnIsrApoRo, No. 6, Aston House
New-Y York. Sold by druggists Applied by oil
Hair dressers. m2s-dAw1m
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40s Chestnut Street, Philadelphia, Pa.
DIR. RAND'S
SPECIFIC

The oldest and most reliable medicine for the
cure Of SpermatorhDa, Seminal Weakness, Loss
Of Power, &c. This medicine has stood the test
Of over thirty years and has always proved sue
cess.
DIR. RAND'S SPECIFIC is exhibited in the
form Of pills. made up entirely 4 substances shat
Most persons associate the idesof operations up
on the bowels from taking any kind Of pillA. The
SPscwiC Of DR.. Rand 10 not intended - - svAc-
UArmo xnDicrxa. Ito medicinal virtues are ex-
organs. The pills are not unpleasant TO the tasts,
end many persons masticate them with IMMUNITY
bssars swallowing them; which plan We would
always recommend, = ad0rdipg the spesdiest
way % get the effect Of the remedy.
Price u psr box, or six boxesfor o. Sold BY
druggists everywhere. Is
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-06-09

A Pamphlet directing how TO speedily restore
sight and give up spectacles. without aid Of doc
tor or u edic.ne. Sent by mail. Free on receipt
Of 10 cents. Address, L. b. tOOTE, NJ. b.
jan3O- d&w6m) 1850 Broadway, New YoBk
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-06-09

WnOOPaNG COU1aD.
Dr. =. nfanAle's q
Cure tsr Whseping Cssoh'

D10Cov01n10 or TnoB AlCDs
Evasspss = Anllne IN ahse 80
dlscees Of childhood Nhish Ia The nSIositv
81 cases. proves . distressing end. 4
some. = fatal malady. battling III Che Efforts q
Ne P.ys'cAa to eosdact n y = iavsrsbls ~
Pathologists consider thss dissass under th,es
peagss. The nrst stage commences with avn.
s0os o{ am ordinary cstarrah, attended vi1A
eueht .Severs which gradually increases; -
breathing becomes more d,fAcult, aud 10 sccem.
panied with cough and pains In the chest. A
this stage Of the disease, Dr.. Branches Cure Tor
Whooping Cough .cts like charm saectuaiiy
removing the disease ID In Incredible abort soece
oftime. seldom requiring more tLar three dsys
20 . enec' RetnAssss sss. wishsst ~ least q.
\ CertlmCaees.
b. Locn, Sept loah, 1894
JoaS II. Bloop, 1sa, rFr
Dear ST. ny little boy. three years old, ~.
fered very severely from Whooping Cough tue
three weeks. wss frequently W with him nsaf.
" al night. he eesehing almost fhcesssntly. end
no bad that the blood would como from bis mouth
aud nose. used two boxes Of your DR. Bran.
dies Whooping Cough Cure" which relieved
him almost Immediately, and in few days 10
VAS entirely wei. am satishsd that the RENE
dy 10 oil that II claims 70 be- and cheerfuly re-.
Ommend il. Yeure.
N. wnuAss.
fYt PhGsix II. Co., ~. ouis.
John ID. DAOOO. Gaeo. Art.
No. ~, N. Fifth a., H. Louis, Ne.
For oou0 BY DfoR1ioto generally
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CECRET DISEASES
- SAMARITAN'S GIFT,
SAMARlTAN'S GIFT.

The most certain remedy ever used.
Yes. positive cure.
Halsam Copavia and Mercur- Discarded.
Only Ten pills TO be taken TO effect cure.
They are purely vegetable, having no smell or
any unpleasant taste, and will not injure the bow
els or stomach Of the most delicate.
Cures from two to four days. and recent cases
In Twenty four hours
No exposure. no trouble. no change whatever.
Male lack ayes ~: female AS--senf bv mail
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-06-09

DasmAcK, Oct. IS, 1858.
DRAa Sn:-l an happy. to say your cure Tor
drunkenness proves e6ectual.
Mns. MARIA YOUNG,
Dresback City, Mimi.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-06-09

ace, four years. .2sl, ooo.ooO
During The current year, the yield Of the
wells has, thus far, fallen short Of that Of
1854; Il Il, however, anticipated that the
lareD numbee Of new wells now going
dsWn' will largely increase the daily pro-
decsion over that Of last year. before the
eaess of thsyea
The following comparison, showing the
To ICY and average price Of oil q the
10y curing each year, viii give the aggre.
vaae Of the product during each fthe
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-06-09
DIABETES.
IRRITATION OF THE NECK OF THE
BLADDER, INFLAMMATION OF
THE KIDNEYS, CNARRH
OF THE BLADDER.

IRRITATION OF THE NECK OF THE
BLADDER, INFLAMMATION OF
The KIDNEYS, CATARRH
OF THE BLADDER.
STRANGUARY AND BURNING, ORPHAN.
Full URlNATING.
For the diseases Il is truly sovereies remedy.
and too much cannot be ssfd In it, praise A sin.
kle dose hes been known 70 relieve the most ur-
gent symptoms.
Are YOU troubled with that distressing pain II
the small Of the beck and through the 6ipss 4
relieve you like magic. -
PHYSICIANS
Have long sinced given up The uss Of buchu, e.
remedy.
Consultations vv,sser
Has proved Itself equal to TIE task thaa hes Dc
volved uuon il. ...s.
DIURETCS
lrrtate and dreneh the kidneys, and by constant
use soon lead 10 chronic degeneration and con-
We present the Constitution Watef - the pub
lie with the conviction that il hes 10 equal ID ~
eving the class Of diseases for which il has hssn
fousd 70 eminentiy successful for curing; and ~
trust that We shall be rewarded for our efforts In
placing 70 valuable ; remedy in form 70 nset
ths requirements Of patient ard physician.
BEAD! REAnl REAn.
DAxvnls, Pa, June 2. 1sse-L,r. Nm. H. .Osssv
--DSss 81 lin Feb. 1861, was ailietsd with
sugar diabetes, and for i've months passsd more
than two gallons of water in twenty -four hours.
nh1soeSd IN 0lAan tup1va Nfnna
during the night, aud in 6vc months lost shut
fifty pounds u weight. Dsriue the month ~ Jelly,
1861, prosnred two bottles 81 Constitution W..
Yer, sndi. two day. after using y ! expsrie.s:d
cured, SOON aiser rsgaining ny usual good heath.
Yours truly, J. ". |. d WATT.
Bosroh Conxs.s, n. r., Dee. u, 1ssl.- ~
H. 0rsge 4 Co.-Gmss II freely give yes liberty
% make Of hs following eertiie:ss q che vi.
"a Nth paia q the shoulders, whole kagth ofths
back, and in her limbs, with FstpstsSisa IF ~
Assrt ~ f.vissssss u ~ Asst.. lcaIiea .
physician Who attended her shout three month";
w6sa;hs N her ~u1ss fAsn ~ Aad fsnal her. l
then employed one Of the best physicians eosld
and, Who es>endea hsr Tor stosa nine 'nostAs,
and while she was under his care she did not ~
FIR quits q masA PAIN He 1nelly gase ~ -,
end said ~ csss 80 iaeses6ls. ~" 80 -
~ss - sisss yss on es.rss; ssssss ss.s az
oT II d{lcsils-" About this tins she son,
meuced't6e use Of Constitutien Watsss nd - -
otter astonishtnent, almost IL esst doee seeme1
70 have tAe desired effect, I'd ~ Kept % N
proyiae rspitly 1aaer ~ trsa1esst, I'D Nv -
not takes my ~ tie Constitution Wiser for aboas
four weeks, md - are hzppy 70 ny thss n be-
M. X. VAN pRNsCHOrEN.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-06-09
80 CMo0008 Ugss 3mABo0onHDAos
Lo.d I Smith, Chicago, General Agents for
the WeGk. 7
TISH-WAN
TIE CHEAT CHINESE REMEDY FOR
0onorrhoBA 0leet, Stric-
lures, Syphilis, Gravel
Seminal Weakness &c.

The undersigned, IN intfodneise this Speeds
70 the public, 6as no hesitancy in pronouncing \
the very best temedy oxeont ~ Ne sbosu non1et
diseases. An Engli1A 0efeses, Wills WITH III
Army Ii India, obtained the secret nom Chi
nese physician, ana the Remsdy ~ 49, isse1
for several years with great saeeses iathe hospi-
tails Of Europe. The ahdersielsd purchased
the recipe from meuber Of Ske u66icol ~.
fession Of this city, recently returned fto0 Eaa-
land, where be sbtainsd the secret and witAeooed
IL eurativs powers snths paAiesas = - d ~
most celebrated Lock Hospitals IN lanaen. y
hes also bees esccaQs lt introduced ints shia
country. It, ingrodionts ase entirely vsGsoa
BE nd perfectly hasnlsss. II y PIT - = -
Mr. ~ 7 troch0. - y ut 1npuoaeR - -
49, !: Z = - = - sasr - y - e ssrais
EE1ee, q oos Dsx srsex Aeoet
lUO. ). KDO1B0,
xnonEn!s nln1c1rn1 = = So - q
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-06-09
Joy TO the Sick!
- - ~ Old Established Hospital.
FOR THE CURE or PRIVATE DISEASES ON THE
FRENCH SYSTEM.
1INIIIC Is TUE ONLY OFFICE IN THIS

Il City where permanent cure OF AL rrivate as.
eases can ne obtained without the use Of Mercury or
change Of diet Gonorrhea cured In from six TO fory
eight hours elect cured in from three to ten days.
Structures cured in 10 three weeks Nocturnal Ems-
sions stopped 10 eight DAYS. Syphilis, In its ri-
mary stages cured in three days secondary cured IN
one 10 three skin diseases cured in one to 'iree
weeks All diseases OF private nature cured with IN
parrelelsd success, male aud female
Drs. b. X. are the men 20 consult they are unqaes-
tionahy ack lodged to be tn. c aupons ana ~ o.
yeperai Disc ase and the ouy Doctors WHO receive
monthly reports frcm the Old World.
Dr. Bonapa' tc's French Patent Male Safes III. per-
fecty safe and tails To give sa,isation 1t . the
only safe preve ttve against disease. Price
Of the French Patent Male Safe 81 the single one; per
half oxen 81 per dosen sent by call.
Madame iexiers French Monthly Pilsare sure and
reliable remedy for supres siors and rmale Diseases
Price 81 per box. Extra Ane 90; sent by mail. No
letters will be answered unless they contain remit
lance or q postage stamp. Call or address
DRS. BONAPARTE REYNOLDS,
once No. 1s? Seyrore str ct, between Fifth and
Sixth streets, Cncir natti, Ohio.
Office hours, A u, 9PM marl5d1y.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-06-09

PIONEER BAKERY.
DAN. MOORE, Proprietor.
TINE PROPRIETOR OF THIS BAKERY
having received reinforcements, is now pre-
pared to furnish bis old and new customers with
BREAD. CAKES, CRACKERS, &C.,
IN any quantity on the shortest notice. Orders
from the country filled with dispatch and deliv.
cred at the depot. steamboat landing and in "
parts Of the city free Of charge.
Bakery No. - East-frent Street,
near Burrows Mill. Davenport. oct5-d&wM
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spRolAl NOTICES.
-
100 LOAN
THIRD SERIES.
|323O.OOO,OOO!

By authority Of the Secretary Of the Treasu'!
the uudersign ID, the Genera Subscription Asen
for the sale OF United States Securities onefs 70
the public the third series OF Treasury Notes. bear
ing seven and three -tenths per cent interest per
annum known a. the
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-06-09

positive and permanent cure for Syphilis,
Scrofhla. Ulcers, Sores, Spots, letters. &c.
There is not smother remedy known to equal
il for the cure Of Syphilis. Il reachss and eradi-
Gates it. Price 81 % uer bottle, Sent BY Express.
The efficacy Of these remedies = alike apknow-
ledg6dby Physicians ~ we'll a patienss. They
are used in the U. 8. Hospitals, this restoring
10 health many ofour brave soldiers. :.
Wat Nsryepss say Of tAs SaSssvitss's Rsmestss !:
Posr Hosr11Al, r. Narshall
baltimore, Feb. 80, 1854.
have great satisfaction n stating shss nsvS
uoed ~ 7sGamaritam ne6Dedies" i6 vCeTeer
Diseases In it, moee customary !or0e 10y !
prcperly, and hass fcund them - reaPDo g ny
.ntfgp eAaons beo@ptly and sGeetuaIlI: AnoS-
iSg tA:ie eo6pogitio1, hsve The fullest eosn.
49, eeee - ssetf 4ncisu6y, - = hr = NJ ass q
AAsan g. 1pvnsn. ~ G1re. G. 81. Vel.
ss@as - - . -
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DIXON'S.
BLACKBERRY CARMINA7IVE
DIARRHGA 1 DTsENTERY.

DAAss y u -"
- Its Virtues are we'll known.
R- Its Effects IRE speedy and certain
Fsr sale BY III the Druggists in ths o. D
3. 8. BALLORD, Wholesale Agent.
Anrax & RosnuBos, rfopristors. Cincinnati,
mch14-dem
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SeRneyIsLD. Ohio, Aug. 70, 1858.
Nh. J. J. Enclosed you will And
two dollars for "Zane's Antidote." A l have
had Eve boxes, think you can afford to send me
on extra box. can sell large quantity Of your
medicines, though 1 am only farmer but
there has been such change in me, visible to al
around, that il has had . gODd effect.
Respectfully,
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-06-09

This comparison Affords fair indi .t'on
Of the proportion in which the several forms
and products Of petroleum are produced.
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ESQ LOAN.

These notes are issued under dste ofJuly 10.
1855. ana are PAYABLE three years from that dsse
ia currency. or are convertible at the option OF
the holder into
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-06-09

Can be had Of any Druggist in the United
States or Canadas, or sent postpaid 70 any ad-
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-06-09

81. Looms, Mo-, Feb. 1s, 1858.
DRAa Sn - Tour box Of Antiaote has worked
like magic. think can safely invest another
dollar ID is.
HENRY KROE0ER,
1874 Biddle Street.
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u. 8. $50 Six per cent.
GOLD REARING BONDS,

Thess Bonds are now worth handsome pre-
MUM. and are exempt as are all the Government
Bonds. from State, County, and Nun 'cpal taxa
ton. which adds from one 70 three per cent. per
anpum 10 their value, according to the rate levied
upon other property. The interest is payable
semi annually BY coupons attached to each one,
which may be cut of and sold TO any bank or
banker
Tho interest at 7so per cent. amounts to
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-06-09
STONE IN THE BLADDER, CALCULUS,
GRAVEL, BRICK DUST DEPOSIT,
ETC, ETC,

ETC.,, ETC,
Diseases arising from faulty sscretion--in the
Dne case being too little, and accompanied BY -.
we're pain, and the other too profusc secretion
which will b. speedily cured BY the
CONSTITUTION WATER
CONSTITUTION WATER
CONSTITUTION WATER
CONSTITUTION WATER
CONSTITUTION WATER
CONSTITUTION WATER
THE ONLY KNOWN REMEDY FOR
THE ONLY KNOWN REMEDY FOR
THE ONLY KNOWN REMEDY FOR
THE ONLY KNOWN REMEDY FOR
The ONLY KNOWN REMEDY FOR
THE ONLY KNOWN REMEDY FOR
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-06-09

Price, 3 1 90 q BOX or six
Boxes for $500.
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lrritate and drench the kidneys. and BY constant
use soon lead 10 chronic degeneration and con
hfmed disease
We present the Constitution Water - the pub.
lie with the conviction that il hos 10 equal il ~
leving the class Of diseases for which Il has beer
fousd 70 emineutiy successful for curing; and ~
trust that We shall be rewarded for our efforts n
plaeing 70 valuable remedy in : form 70 nee'
The REQUIREMENTS Of patient ead physician.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1865-06-10
Croeket ina onandarv.

81 never but once,'' said the Colonel,
twas in what I call genuine quandary.s
It was during my electioneering for Con-
gress, at which time / strolled about In the
woods, go particularly pestered with poli-
Tics that forgot my rife. Any man may
forget his rife, you know; but isn't every
man that can make amends for his forget.
fulness bV his faculties, guess: It chanc-
ed that I was strolling along considerably
deep in compassionate; the first thing took
my fancy was the snarling of some young
bears, which proceed from hollow tree;
but soon found that could not reach the
cubs with my hands, so I went feet force
most, to see if could draw them up by the
toes. hung on at the top of the hole,
straining with all my might to reach them,
until at last my hands slipped, and down
went more than 90 feet 70 the bottom Of the
hole, and there found myself almost hip
deep in family of fne young bears.
soon found that might az well under
take to climb the greasiest part of rainbow,
as to get back, the hole in the tree being so
smooth and slippery from the rain. ;uT9es
Now, this was a real, genuine quandsFy.
IF / was to shout, It would be doubtless
whether they would hear me at the settle
ment, and. if they did Il would ruin my
election: for they we're Of quality too cute
to vote for man that ventured into place
that be couldn't get himself ont Of Well,
nov, while I was calculating whether II was ,
best to shout for help or TO wait In tie hole
until after election, heard kind Of grGmb-
ling and growing overhead; and looking i &
saw the old bear coming down stern fore
most upon me. Ny motto always was ego
ahead, - and as soon as she lowered herself
within my reach. I got tight grip Of her
tail in my Left hand, and with my little 8
buckhorn hated pea-knifs ID the other, i
commenced squirting her forWad. HI be
shot If ever 3 member of Congress rose
quicker in the world than did! She took
me out In the shake of lambs tail.
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LADIES, EQUESTRIAN EXHIBITION
THos. ARAoR, Seer tarY.
Ado 30 Take &C % 3

Ex-Governor Wright, of Indiana, in
recent speech, said:
Asto che cant about the negro's ability
to take care of himself, he had these facts
to relates and be would do 50 without COM
ment: Ia 1862, the rebel Legislature of
South Carolina raised committee to in
quire into the expsdiency of enslaying the
5000 free negroes of Charleston. The
committee reported against it. and said the
5000 free negroes paid into the treasury of
Charleston annually S25. 600. and that their
property amounted 70 8 800, 600. Out Of
that amount of property $500, 600 worth of
it9was composed of slaves. That the 5000
free negroes of New Orleans IN 1850, were
worth as muck per capita as the white popu-
lation of Louisiana; and these free \ egFoes
had their own schools, their own beneyo-
lent societies, &c. These facts he contend
ed, proved that the free negro was capable
of taking care of himself. he also stated
that lady who owned 500 negroes In 1860,
told him that she had lost all but goo By
1864. That year she made contract With
them to cultivate her farm on sharse, and
that last year, under such system, where
the negro was working for himself as well
as his mistress, the 600 made her more mon
ey than the 300 bad done IN slavery.
.DAHLIAs are ike the most Beautiful wo-
men without intellectually strike
you with astonishment By their exterior
splendor but are miserably destitute Of those
properties which distinguish and render
agFssblelsss imposing flowers. Had nature
given the fragrance Of the rose TO tbs dahlie
It would have been the most magnificent
gem of the garden: but wanting scent, it is
ike 3 fne woman without mind.
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RULES AND REGULATIONS.

=
2lst day Of September, 1866.
RULES AND REGULATIONS.
1st. Everything intended for exhibition
must be entered on the Secretary's books
before they are admitted within the enclos,
ure. and nothing will be admitted after the
hour of 10 o'clock on the day of exhibition
| On the entry of articles, &C., cards will
be furnished, with the department, class,
section and owners name thereon, as enter
ed by The Secretary, which are to be attach
ed to the article to be exhibited.
Cd Nothing can 6e sstered TO compete
for more than one premium, unless as part
OF a collection, on as s#eepstake.
'aa ADMISSION. e sa5,ll
Cickss to admit the owner. his wife and
family, one dollar; single tickets, twenty
five cents-good for one admission only
to be had at the Treasarer's Office.
GENERAL REGULATIONS. -.-t
Ist. The A warding COMMITTEES will APP
pear at l O'Clock on the day of exhibition
at the Secrelary's Office, where vacancies
will be filed by the President of the Socie-
ty, assisted by the Board. The Committees
win be furnished with a list of everything
TO be- examined by them, and they will re.
port their awards to the Secretary in writ
ing, on o. before 2 o'clock.
Cd. The S, ,ciety will carefully attend to
everything offerect for exhibition, but will
No & be responsible tor accidents and losses.
Sd The Office of the Secretary and Treas
urer viii! be kept near the entrance of the
Fair ground. to which exhibitors and visit
ors must apply tS2r admission.
4tb. Beside the Secretary and Treasurer
there will be committee of the Board on
the ground the day previous 20 the exhlbl-
tion, to assist in arranging everything IN
tended for exhibition.
II is desirable that all stock be on the
ground the day before the exhibition.
INSTRUCTIONS TO JUDGES.
LIST. A majority of the Judges on a sec-4
tioE shall constitute quorum, and the first
on the list present shall be Chairman.
When there is no majority no awards shall
be made.
Cd. No premium shall be awarded where
the article is not worthy.
Sd. Committees on animals will have re-
gard TO utility. beauty, size &c. M
4th. No premiums to be awarded to /
barren females in breeding classes.
9Th. All premiums awarded under one
dOllar will be paid in cash, in full, by the
T easurer. Premiums from one dollar
and upward will be paid in cash in full, if
the funds in Treasurer's hands be sufficient;
if not sufficient. then every one entitled to
a premium shall receive a just proportion
of the funds on hand according to the
amount Of the award
9Th. No person except the Judges and
officers of the Society, will be permitted to
enter the ring where stock is being ex
hibited.
9Th. No stock will be allowed to enter
the ring, unless under halter and in the
care of some responsible person. -
7th. Animals TO be exhibited in rings
prepared for that pu pose, and premium
ribbons to be attached by the Judges be
fore leaving the ring. First premium. red;
second, due. 5ae 5o a
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TRoTTNe. PACING AND SADDLE
INDIAN PONIES.

INDIAN FUMES.
SECTION THREE.
Best pair matched ponies for harness, IS 90
ID best .fs So .f~s5- : - =. - = M
best trottng pony, 90
best pacing poney, - - co.
best pony for the saddle, cc a 00
0IaHinee-Coke Watson q 8 Aruor r h
HOllingsworth, - 6Tl7i.
SWEEPSTAKES ON HORSES.
sEcrIoN -FOUR.
Best stallion, - $40 90.
best mare OF fly, s! See m IA 800
C99sHlittse-A- B. Elliott, Cyrus Stout, 6.
GLASS BACKS. JEENETS AND MULES.
SECTION ONE.
Best jack years old or over. $40 90
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"a bsst ssss 8 3 90
8sss ask lamb .rsfs Esss ~ Es,a,srsfss 3 90
- q - 9 90
49, over z years old -eass 81 snlsY 4Oo
- "a - .oa0o
go So 80 NAeel TWO years old 80 100
- - = ~ 9 90
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SWEEPSTAKES ON sheep 81 70
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CLASS F-HonO
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1865-06-10

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best jack under 3years old, eI.5- 5 90
I'd best 8 90
best jack colt ba4 liom2oci ;a9S 8 90
I'd best I" -I Y 2GO
best jennet years old Grover, 90
I'd best = - Zc" 3L g21 % 90
best jennet under 3 years old, .-..r- Sis, 500
2d best g 9 90
best span Of mules years old or over, ( - 90
ID best .o,---r 4 90
best mule years old or over. " '1- 90
I'd best e 80 & IL 1850 8 90
best mule under 3 years old, -~-e 3 90
I'd best 3" 90
best sucking mule colt, raEso 5dj "a 90
I'd best 4" " -r s.-,o1 90
COzunsittee-o. King, N. Kelly, E. Goddard.
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