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RosF ERY.--A negro who had just been
paid Of By The Government was approached
Monday ght about 8 O'Clock BY six soldiers
one Of whom fred upon him twice, both
shots taking effect in the head. His sssail
ants then beat him with q revolver and
robbed him Of SlG0. His wounds, though
severe,are nOteonsidered dangerous. WhSr
We saw him his face was terribly swollen.
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Found,

TNNE crenm-colored Horse, white mane aad tall
j white star in the torehesd, small scar on left
forefoot, white right hind foot, about ie hands
high, hrsnded G. The owner u REQUIRE 70 pay
cnsrges WM. NNE,
iune2S-Stf OPPOSITE Government Bakery
Coiiarp = uesr Broad
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sTEsLise.--Tim Conor was before the r.
corder yesterday on the charge Of stealing
3 coat and pair Of pants, worth $50. from
II. J. Metz, on Market street. Police
men Puckett AID Wilkinson, Jr., were soon
after him when informed that theft had
boon committed. He fed with a feet foo,
Jumped on 70 a steamboat, from it into the
river, and vas finally rescued by man
who went out after him in a canoe. An at
tempt lus made BY has counsel 10 prove in
sanity, but Judge Shane thought there wa
too much ''method in his msaness," an'
held him over in the sam OF s25O. Th
prisoner is a. idiotic looking fellow, which
vita his youth, may serve him in his fire
trial.
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CouETBRFEIrG--Inform has beer re-
csived by L. ". Fsrnsworth 4 Co. that Ger
tain draggists in thiscity have been PslmiRg
off on persons ealing for DR.. Vellos's Pinss
Cerate an article Of their own manufscturei
which they say is superior 70 the genuine
We would sdvise 81 perssas 70 get tia
genuine, and should you require any meai-
eiae for the Itch, Ring-woEEn, TetterD o.
any disease Of the skin, do not suffer sny
unprincipled man to im9ose any othel
preparation on yous but get Dr.: Neliac
| Pipk Cerase, manufactured byI. ". Farms
worth 4 Co., Nc. 1871 Desdoriek street
vile, Tenn.
P. S.-A liberal discount made 70 DEALER
Sent BY mail % any address on recs5pt c
81 Il. Be ~vrs that you got the gsnvAas.
June 2S-1W
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DRuEKEESEss.-No habitue Of the Re-
corders Court, certainly no one who has
a proper appreciation of the fearful con-
dition Of a wrecked human being, can fail
to be sh eked at the amount of crime and
drunkenness amongst us. The war has
LEFT society in dreadfully demorslized
state, and it is incumbent upon all good
men, in and out Of Office, to exert their in
auence to bring about change. How can
we expect anything but crime aad crimi-
nals,when we everywhere tolerate machines
for their manufacturer The whisky now
sold in almost every other house is incom.
parably worse than poison. We do not
wonder that lawyers reverse the legal
rule, and plead drunkenness in mitigation
instead Of aggravstion Of ofencesl For
whoever drinks the vile stuff concocted by
the human devils who make whisky CD in
these times, does become insane and ire
sPons'ble. The remedy for our social evils
is not in Furnishing the poor crazed
wretch who makes night hideous with his
yells and day disgusting with his dsbauch-
cry, but in stopping the. supply of villain
Gus whisky which goes down his throat.
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Capt. A. W. Wills, A. Q. NJ, heretofore
in charge Of Post fuel and Government
Printing in this city has recently been pro-
NOTED to a Major. He deserves his new
title, for no tIuer gentleman OF. bettsr,officer
saorns the service.
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By an act Of the Legislature every voter
must get eertiEcsts Of Registration from
the Clerk Of the County Court in the county
"a which he lives bsiore he can vote.
Clerks Of counties can be supplied by sp-
plication to this Office, or by mail, enclosing
funds.
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MLISERY EsFAELIsHxEST.--From personal
knowledge Of Mrs G. W. Terry aud her
stook Of new goods, We uuhesiIaiingly sd
wise our readers 10 patronize the 60 Fashion
able Millinery" establishment on Union
street between Summer and High streets,
The most fshtidious taste Of the most fash
iOnable Of our most beautiful ladies can be
fully grati6ed at Mrs. Terry's sto5O.
Mrs. Brandon will Continue to lend the
charm Of her gFbane manners to the inter.
pOgvse which We hope will be profitable K
Poth Mrs. T. and the public.
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BREvET Col. CBARLEs H. IRWIS.-This
popular officer and high toned gentleman
received q very pleasant serenade from the
Band Of the IO2d Ohio on yesterday after
noon. It wssa Reritsd compliment from a
meritorious source.
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FREET MANS BUEE1U.--The headquarters
Of the Bureau Of Refugees, FIesdmsn, and
Abandoned Lands, are GA the corner Of
Cedar spd Summer streets, in the building
lately occupied by Rhe pass Offices.
Gen. CD Fisl~ls Assistant Commissioner
Tor KentlgeFy and Tennessee.
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Mr. Oats was before the Recorders Court
yesterday morning, and fined $50 for as
saulting young man, who didn't want "to
feel his oats that way. Pretty costly
0feed {"
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HE
Great South Western
OIL lid MINING co..

FfsHIs Company haa usoeissd q chsrte- ron ths
4 leg siafurs q fe11e9eesi Hitn FerJ 10 Al
yrigiegas and pou -
Ths C0mp-ns has orez1 sd undsr ins ca rsers
and b. arh ~ tlns The nooks sih b. open aor ths
TI..s Company has iarrs aDouni = OH sud
Einsrd isnd- 10 GeofHa, Alabama, Esd lsnnssaees
estimated - b. sortd FlFe Mi.liou a DolAru-
Thee iaBds have heeu ere oily see "a, -od are
kroan % very Iieh IN ui ADD Hlbera-
This Corporacea W.M tsue sharsa e 80 A.
ruang o. ths members = tbs C1tnpeny hszc had
Z sea q eE'fns ~ ezperisnce ID toe Mus r. ~
Nesi and tas Oh regions o. F-nEs yifaziA and
Oifo, IS promises q b. one q ike besf Z not -
test aod most eniespnsing Com penf q "a E 20 {,
operating ~ ihs uai.sf asaies. cspta if 81 Do
sell 70 coasgit thaE Copta = hetole plfs-l.s'l /,
rt,ex ebeEhara. Nay Of TIE m-mbsrs q las
eofporafiou are sell cssn ihioughcut rs e. m
tlv g. men o. charaeter irt - and atiii y
Inc following afs he otaeefs q Ne eorpost ler
PnuDEsr n &. MILaoY. Ma. sen vola.
v,os Pus.EpExf-WM. GLEs Ny. q Oho.
Tur.sszsa-w L WI E, q Tsnn
sso.srAaT-JnO. 0 CRAvESs. A @. VelN
nAxgseaas
IoszvA e Pewter. Q. o. ssrator ton Teas.
shaisa RAt-ls, q fsuna-sse.
Il WnIta ~ =
J. I 5eEgzr. q lhdlaaA
y ~. hIfgY,
IL 4. NllroJ,
EkaEn Glepah e gaa t1s~,
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At session Of the Sabbath School of the
McKendree n E. Church, Nashville, Tea
nessee, vote of thanks was accorded q
Brig. Gen. WhiPple and sup'ts Stevens and
Dickinson, for comforting gratuitOusly upon
us ample car accommodations for picnic
purposes on Friday, June %, 1885. Also, tC
the conductor, D. NJ. Greer, Esq, for his
gentlemanly bearing toward, and watchful
care over US, whilst under his charge.
JANIS A. FEREIs, sup't.
wv. II. BARNES, Sec'y.
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For sale or Rent.

$500.
ONE Brick House situated on Franklin pike. u
I viii make an excellent business star 4, beng
81, he corner near Rarracks 40. I. PCssessio1
eiven Immediately Apply to
P. J. KAUFMAN,
tlpe25-a No. szlumnier It.
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AucTIoS sALE.-0ur readers, We trust
will not fail to notice the advertisement o.
John X. hume d Co. in to days paper.
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We are authorized to announce EK-Gey. WM- B.
CAMPBELL as candidate Tor Congress u the Fsith
Congressional istrct. composed OF the counties
Of Davidson, williamson, Wilson, Sumner, Iot-
ertson and CheskhArn Je.S
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-06-28

Ora Jos OFFlcE.-We are executing every
description Of plain and fancy Job Print
ing II thenestest style, and at the lOwesi
prices. at this Office.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-06-28

Old Papers for sale At this oaos. The
largest in the city.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-06-28

HoRsx. "A No. I saddle Horse wanted
Apply 70 DR.. Aborn, Commercial Hotel.
ie2s.n
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VIZ. P. EkToS 4 Co., are our sole Adver-
Using Agents for Baltimore, Nd.
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CRIMINAL coURF.-June 9th, State VS..
TriPpe aud Barns, for murder. Verdict
not guilty as to TripPe; guilty as to Barns
Of voluntary msnslaughter. Sentence two
years.
Same va. Samuel Conway, larceny. Writ
Of habSzs corpus. Judgment that defend
ant be remanded to jail and be allowed to
give bail in $500, and $500 for security.
John Mitchell and James Duckworth Sc
eurities.
Same vs.. S. H. WsggOnsr, larceny. Con-
tinued. Recognizance $1,000. -et for Au-
gust 2d.
Same va. James Wilson and John Hou-
chens, larceny. Verdict not guilty.
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TO the Voters Of the Sixth JOngres
|. SIOnal District,

C5upos.i Of the oous6es q LaOrsnos. Fdyne, Har-
din Decatur, Perry. Laeis. Maury, Ri;l5lan, Dsek-
son, Hn9Aress, Starcrt and Montgomery;
take this method Of announcing myself can
didase to represent you the next oouRr'es Of Che
United States, AHd respectfully ask your SUIT age at
the election on the inst Thursday N August next
jels-ts p.B. TH,ShiAs.
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FIFTH CoEGRHssIONkL DISTRICT.
We are authorized b announce sAsUEr J. CASrEz
as candidate for Congress % the Fifth Dis Sict,
composed Of tia counties Of Williamson, DtEid-
son, GUNNER, Robertso1 and ChoathAm.
ie2l-tde
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/ opi.rIns .ua NASHVILLE R.ilro.s--oh.Ds'

We are obliged to W. c. Collier for the
lst,st Louisville and Cincinnati papers.
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JosEPH B. oUirBr, Of ths National BGnne7,
IS our sole Advertising Agent for Gin
rinrnli
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FIFTH CONGRESSIONAL d. srMCr.

FIFTH CONGRESSIONAL DIT yTkICI.
We are authorized to announce NJ. N. BRrEE, az
candidate for Congress in the Filth Ccngressionnl
District, composed Of the counties Of williamson.
Davidson, Wilson, Summer, RObs, ason and Cheat
ham, juneHs-td'
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YoteI Tatell Yotelll

For Sale At this Office, one good second
hand Boiler Will be sold cheap for cash.
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FOURTH CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT.
We are authorised 70 announce EDAoSD cOoFER,
of the county of Bedford, as candidate to repre-
sent the people Of thu Foarth Gong essond Dis
tries, composed OF the counties Of Giles. Franklin
Coffee, CANON, Rutherford, Mszshal, and Bedford,
in sne Congress- Of the United States.
He viii address the people Of the District at the
following times and places:
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We are authorized 10 ann Juncs A. 3. GAAREr
IS 3 candidate for sest in tn next Congress 9th
United States. from the THIRD Congressional D-s'
tnct.
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Disrrhea and Cholera No, bus treated
sueoessfully By Dr.. Aborn, No. / Conner.
eisl Hotsi. e.
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HEADQUARTERS MUSTER Our AND
REORGANIZATION c. O.,

EDGEfIELp, TENN, June y, 1865.
Pursuant TO the circular issued on Satur.
day, the officers and men of the cavalry corps
Of the Military Division Of Mississippi met
ct the point designated on Monday after
noon, at five o'clock, for the purpose Of
taking into consideration the adoption of
badge to be worn by the members Of the
corps.
Brvt. Maj. Gen. Upton Was called 70 the
chair, and Mel. james W. Latta acted as
Secretary.
Upon taking the chair the General re-
marked that the corps had manifested, as a
body, degree Of dihidence and modesty
that hardly seemed to be in keeping with
its recent achievements and exploits. That
1t became them in view of the prominent
part it has SO lately played in damaging
and crippling the enemy in the closing
struggles Of the rebellion, TO endeavor to
perPetuate in our army, in some way by
sn emblsmatic sign, the memory and $3.50.
Citations Of our organization that had 80 ma
terislly aided in advancing the strides OF
liberty and civilization.
On motion Of Brevet Brigadier General
Alexander, it was agreed to leave the sub
leot under consideration to committee, and
that the design selected BY them should be
adopted IS the badge Of the Corps after il
had received the approval Of Brevet Major
General Wilson.
The following named gentlemen we're
{ appointed a. the committee:
Lieut., Col. Il. P. Lamson, LIST division
cavalry corps.
BTevst Brig. Gen. ,. B. Prilchsrd, I'd div.
cav. corps.
9 Col. Isral earrAra, 4th division cavalry
corps.
On motion, the name Of the Secretary o.
b the meeting wss added to the COMMITTEES.
= On motion, it was resolved thst the de
1 sign of the badge be published in the mill
iary serials Of the day, and in the prineipa
Northern and Western papers.
After three hearty and wen meant cheer
for their much respected and beloved corn
, commander, tho meeting adjourned.
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For sale 81 this office, one good Tobacco
Screw. Will be sold cheap for cash.
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AMusEnrENTs.


New THEArRE.--Mr. Lew. Smiths bene.
fit at this establishment last night wa
quite success. As Assistant Treasurer ht
has rendered efficient service, and Ions
msy he live 70 enjoy the well-earned fruit
Of his labor. We learn that It Is the pur-
pose Of Manager Allen to close this theatre
for The present, and we feel little hesitancy
in saying there are not few who will re-
eeive this Information with regret
TEEATsr The Zavistovski Troupe were
greeted at this popular place of amusement
last night by quite . good audience. The
bill for the evening was varied and inter
essing, consisting Of the French Spy, A
Kiss in the Dark, and a advertisement by
the Troupe, in which Mile Christins gave
additional proof of her superiority as a
danseaese. To night viii be presented the
Dumb Girl Of Genoa, and a grand Diver
tisement by the Christine Ballet Troupe I;
to conclude with the pleasing sfteTpisce
entitled Nature and Philosophy.
Attend the races this evening if you
want to see fine sport. See advertisement
POLAxD's Observation-Disclosures
the many other places of amusement ex-
tsnt in the city, there seems to be no abste-
ment in tho attendance at this popular re-
sort. Singing, dancing and repsrtee 90 to
make up the evenings entertainment.
Those who have not witnessed the Mirror
Dance, should not let this opportunity slip.
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Office on Cherry street wanted. Apply
TO DR.. Aborn, Room No. !, Commercial
Hotel. iun22-u
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Pare Ice Cream Of shs best quality at ss
College street.
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rH1Rn coNaREssIonAr. n1srRIrr.

THIRD CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT.
We are authorised 10 ammo unce Col. VIZ. B.
srokEs, Of DeKAlb, candidate for Congress in tbs
third Copgressional District. iels-if
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NEW ARRANGEMENT.
Peoples Line
Between Louisville & Cincinnati
ARMY FREIGHT LINE

LOUISVILLE, June, 1885
THE Freight Line running from louisville 10
1 Nashville, known As the army rel yht inc,
has been di scoatinuet g A ~ ,ES,
supt Adams Ex- Co.
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LUNuEk.-Knighs & Bro. are unloading
at their Steam Elevator, on Rolling Min
Hill, a barge containing S5o,eeo feet Of
white pine lumber, embracing all kinds Of
clear and common plAuk, framing tifnbers,
jOies, and scsnuing, IS follows:
2x4-ie, IS, aux - feet long.
2xs-ls, 20, and % feet long.
2xs-2O, p, - snd 80 feet long.
25Sxs-2o, p and - feet lsDg.
31SxIo-ls and e feet long.
3S{xl2-2O feet long.
4x6-2O and so feet long.
4xs-2e feet long.
sx4-6, :, 10, Il, Is, 20 and = fset long.
Also $50, 900 feet choice white pine aOOring
Of ell widths, for the lowest cash prices, s
knight 4 Bros. LEmbor Yard. n
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Disrrssh and Cholera Mofbas treated
successfully by DR.. AbOrn, No. CONNER
cisl Hotel. II
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Summer Hats, "new styles. just receive
Cd. R. Il. THoNPsoz,
e Cherry street, uesr Union.
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lie Bon Ton Ice Cream Saloon of the cit,
is at ~, College street. Give it a visit.
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THE ECLIPSE
Fast Freight Line.

The Adams Express Co., Propfiei0FS.
VNHE Fub c are respectfully informed that We
l have sst9biished the rclipse asst Freight me
from Louisville 10 Nashville, r the e and
psedy naus OF fre' ght 81 ioG prices The cars
Of his line ara owned By lne Company a are &C.
c0mpsnied BY specs al messenger Though re-
ceipts issued, and frsght taken to folect % des-
unaiion- For rRies and contract f0r @ Chs apply
10 .. ". c ROWLAND, agent
once sixth a. over Adams Express Oe5ce.
Loui ville Ky.
CIV ANTHONY, Agent,
At the Express OH Q, Nashville, fem.
Also 70 Expr IS Agents st Bll points south q
Nashville, VINO will act Agents u this Inc IN the
deliverg OF treiphL
All freight b, this line Is delivered free Of drsy-
age at Nashvi le 3 a JON -, supt.
iune25-6tns
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Full bosom Shirts, all sizes, Just received
r. II. THoNPsoS,
iune2l-u - Cherry St.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
Announcements for CONGRESS.

We, the urxlersigned, candidates tor Congress in
the Sd Dist1ct will address the people at the fol
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NO. % DEADERICK STREET.
old Course Of Treatment

nyssoS are Sossaasy Saoysa Psasa,s ~.
ss gndegons tosoash nyesgasoa ni h.s bees unt a s
many symptouns produced By ihe Old School neatnuL
.
Eoud os month It's Of
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1865-09-16

ExGov. Wise, of Virginia, the man that
hung John Brown has written letter to
Gen. Grant, asking 10 lie allowed to return
to his home III Princess Anne county Va.
After arguing his Consistency and honesty
Of purpose in adheriLg to the late rebellion,
he closes by an allusion to sla7ery, as fol-
lows
SO far from my being opposed to the nam .
freedman" as iudicati. 9 the condition #
slaves freed by the war. the chief consolation
| have in the result of the War is that sla.ery
is forever abolished: ;h"t not only the slaves
are. il fact. at least !rse,. from bondage, but
that | am freed rom them. Long before the
war, indeef, had dctin.tiveiy made up my
mind actively 10 advocate emauica pt'OH
throughout the south. had determined. if
! could help il, ny descendants should never
be subject to tho humiliation have been sub
Iect to bv the weakness, II not the sicheduess
e slavery and willie cannot recognize as
lawful AID humane the violent and shocking
mode in which it has been abolished, vet ]
accept the fact most heartily a an accornpli 81
Cd one. and am determined not oIly 10 abide hv
IL and acquIesce II il but t. strive nv all the
means i'll my power to maze il ben-ficent
to both races, and a blessing especially Il
our country. ! unfeignealy rejoice al the
fact and an reconciled ~ many of the worst
calam'ies # the wax. | am now couvnl ed
that the war was a special providence Of
God, unavoidable by the nations at either ex-
trcn". TO tear loose from u a BLACK iGo! rom
which we cou!,i never have been separated
~ any ether means than those Of FIRE and
blood, sword anu sacrifice.
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The Approaching County Fair.

We have Just been taking Il look at the
fair grounds, and are happy to report that
such enlarc eneats and improvements have
been made OF are making there, as cannot
fail to be commensurate with the increased
demand for accommodations anticipated.
A long range Of new co-cred stalls has
been erected for the exhibition Of cattle,
sheep, ana swine. Tie hall for floral ana
fancy articles has been enlarged by ad
ditional structure 10 by - feet. Al the old
stalls, sheds, &c. have been pat in perfect re-
pair, the seats about tine stand renewed. the
wells cleaned and new pumps PCT III, and gen
orally everything put III tip top order
The prospects all agree are most cncourag-
ing. In horses the exhibition win be in
men>ely ahead of any previous fair. Not
only viii the show be large from this county,
but assurances have been given that num-
Der of fine blooded horses from Chicago and
other parts of the state will be here. In cat
tie. sheep, and swine reports are favorable
from all parts Of the county, and the exhibi
ton will certainly be in advance of any pre-
vIOuS one. In laf'n ana mecnanical lnple-
ments, also the pro pect never so fine.
The ladies are at work too, and we look for
a vast improvement in that department
The coming fair will be gotten up under
very different auspices from AIRY previous
one. BE- the system adopted last winter OF
ielling lite-membershiPs, prominent farmers
all parts OF the county have become
pecuniarily interested in the society, and all
are working for it. Instead of being, as here
tofore, the exhibition Of Ottawa and a few
neighboring towns, the interest OF the whole
county Is enlisted in the coming fair, and
some Of the remotest toN ms viii be as largely
represented the nearer ones.
II faith is an assurance of success, the
faith Of the officers ia the success of the
approaching fair is certainly uubounded.
Their faith is grounded on tokens that meet
them on every side, and such as never en-
Outraged them before. The farmers and
mechanics feel that this is peculiarly Their
fair their PRIDE is enlisted in it, AMI they
have made up their minds 1t must succeed
and it will!