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Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1865-09-15
The OhiOUniOnTicket.
FOR GOVERNOR,

FOR GOVERNOR,
JACOB ID. COX, Of Trumbull County.
FOR LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR,
ANDREW G. McBURNEY, of Warren county.
FOR TREASURER OF STATE,
SIDNEY 8. WARNER, of Lorain County
FOR SUPREME JUDGE,
JACOB BRLNKERHOFF, Of fichland County,
Qong Term.l
JOHN WEIGH, Of Athens county, TO I'LL vacancy-)
FOR ATTORNEY GENERAL,
WILLIAM n. WEST, of Logan County.
FOR SCHOOL COMMISSIONER,
JOHN A. NORRIS, of Harrison County.
FOR BOARD OF PUBLIC WORKS,
JAMES MOORE, of cOshoctOn County.
FOR CLERK OF SUPREME COURT,
RODNEY ZOOS, of Clinton County.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1865-09-15
NOTICE.

a. BROKE into the enclosure of the subscriber
- on the 25th August, 1865, two horse COLTS
supposed to be two years old last spring. Of them
bay color, with white star in the face The other
dirty black color, both about medium sze No marks
brands to bs easily The is requested to
prove property, pay charges and take them away
LEVI PARKER,
York, Sept s. 1865. 37M3s
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1865-09-15

FOR SENATOR,
Il. II, SADLER, of Erie County.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1865-09-23

is true however. The 18th resolution of
the democratic platform in Ohio reads
as follows:
RcsoEced, That we most explicitly
condemn the policy of the party in
power, in creating thousands of millions
of Government debt and attempting TO
eNonerate the holders thereof from all
obligations to pay their just proportion
OF taxes for the support of the State in
which they reside; and thereby creating
an Odious and privileged moneyed ar
istoeracy; and we declare it TO be the
immediate duty of Congress and the
State Legislature 10 use MI the legal
and constitutional power they possess
to subject money SO invested to IL bur
den of taxation, equal to that imposed
upon other property for Federal, State
and Municipal purposes"
Now how does the foregoing resolu-
ton compare with tho declaration of
the RegiSters And how does it COM
pare with the declaration in the New
York World, that the clause in the law
of Congress, exempting Government
bonds, is of no force whatever, and that
if the said clause had not been in the
law the bonds would have been never
theless exempt from local taxation.
The precise words of the World are:
SHE Federal stocks ICOuICi be Just as
much exempt from State location SgitkoWt
that clause as they are Icith IT," '
The Register draws picture of IA re-
turned soldier with two thousand dol
lars in his pocket, which he invests in
house and lot, on which again he
pays eighty dollars tax, which has no
foundation i'll this question at all, nor
any relevancy whatever to it, OF course
if soldier or anybody else invests in
real estate in the city in preference to
government bonds, they must pay the
city, county and state tax. To secure
ones real estate, be the man with or
without government bonds, he must
pay the taxes it. But how it smacks
of demagogery to drag in such side
Issue, when it does not bear upon the
question nj all. All people pay
their taxes upon real estate
precisely alike, and all people pay them
| upon their bonds, of whatever descrip-
ton, precisely alike, also. If by the
Constitution of our country, as Chief
Justice Marshall declares, and as the
New York World and Wheeling Regis
( ter admit, the bonds ofthe United States
can not be taxed by any State or mu-
nieipal authority, what cause, what
| foundation, what sense is there in
resolutions such as we have quoted,
and in such articles as the editorial in
the Registers Ifgovernment bonds are
already taxed by the United States gov
eminent, and can not be be taxed by
State or municipal authority, it seems
to us the appeals of the Register are
discreditable, either to its inteIi-
gence or its veracity. Why pass any
resolutions at all, or why agitate the
question at all?
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1865-09-23

THE WILD wAaoNER.- beautiful
steamer Wild Wagner, Capt. Fl. II.
Drown-the "cap-sheaF' boat of all that
turns wheel above Clncinnati-came
up with flying colors, Monday evening.
She went down Wednesday, with a
large trip. She has the same old crew
popular, trusty, and accommodating
except First Clerk. Major Rice now
Presides at the desk; Second Clerk,
Charley Knox; Mate, Kirker; Pilots,
Davis and Dennis Steward, Dodson ;
Stewardess, Louisa w. Green; Porter,
lsainh-do not recOlIect the names OF
the Engineers. A nice boat in all res
pects, with n more popular commander
IMAM any other on the upper Ohio
Marietta Register. II
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1865-09-23

are indebted to Gen. Meigs, Quar-
astrr General of the United States
2. for a copy OF the ''Roll of Hon
IA l. mo. pamphlet of two hundred
+, containing the ''names of SOL
: who died in defending the Ameri-
Union-intcrred in the national
teries mt Washington city, from
ust I'd, 1851, TO June Snth, 1867
following commemorative verse
Tvs the title:
On James eternal camping ground,
TIER silent tents are spread,
-nd glory guapi> with solemn sound,
Tie b!VOGac ot the dead
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1865-09-23
STARTLING MEDICAL COLLEGE,
Columbus, Ohio.

ITNHE NINETEENTH REGULAR SIS
sion commences Wednesday. October
18TH, 1855, and ends March LIST 1866 Clinical
lectures on Practical Medicine and Surgery
VIII De given. regularly throughout the win
yer ~ ST EnnGiS Hospital In the College
D9llIing. This Hospital was opened August
Isl, and already has n large number OF pa
students will also have advantage of Clint
G al instruction i'll the Hospital of the Ohio
FACULTY.
9. n. Smith, II. D., Prof Principles and
Practice OF Medicine
Francis Carter, NJ. D., Prof. Obstetrics and
Diseases OF Women and Children
,;iohn Dawson, NJ. D., Prof Anatomy and
J; v. Hamilton, NJ. D., Prof. surgery-Eye
and Ear Surgery.
ThSo. g. Wormley, NJ. D., Prof Chemistry
Startling Loving. n. D., Prof. Materia AIedica
and Therapeutics
Us. Gard, NJ, D., Demonstrator of Anatomy,
FEES.
SatTicnlation paid but once 90
... % 90
Demonstrators .........:... s %
Students on their arrival, by calling at the
0Hlcs OF the Dean, on State street or Tpon
Lne Janltor AT the College, will be assisted IN
procuring suitable lodgings.
FOR circulars or additional information nd.
uresS FRANCIS CARTER, NJ. D.,
sSPEl-ucW Dean.
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SpGfial Antifes.
sA|f1a0H
WHY nor uEE WE nEEra

Over twenty years increasing demnd has
established the fact that Mathews VESE-
TIAN HAIR DYE, Is the best in the world. II
Is tho cheapest, the most reliable, and most
convenient Complete in ono bottle. Does
not REQUIRE any previous preparation of the
hnlr. NotTOuble. No crock or stain. Docs
not rub of or make the hair appeardusty' and
dead, but imphrts TO it new life and lustre.
Produces beautiful black or brown, as pre-
Tered. A child can apply 1t. Always gives
satisfaction. Only IS cents per bottle. Sold
everywhere,
lg A. LMATHEWs, Manufacturer, N. Y.
DllMAs BARNEs& Co, New York, whole
Aale Agents may2Olyeod
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1865-09-23

srERDAY was the I'D ofSeptember,
|cond anniversary of the Enamel
h Proclamation. The colored peo-
/ the other side of the river held II
meeting at Mount Pleasant, and
celebrated the day. twas on the
+ September that Mr., Lincoln is
the hundred day notice to the
herilding to them the proclama-
They needed not the warning,
hundred days expired, and the
amation that will stand through
ne to the glory of Abraham Lin
Was issued.
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Card.
aHArTox. Sent. q. 1865.

if GRAFTON, Sept. p, 1865.
Etliiors InteE0spcer: 20
!. GENTLEOdES; It Inns come to the knowl-
sG1se or the undersigned that their names
nave been used as n committee OF invitation
Ii arrangement for a AInSS Meeting and
149l t9eSne, nroposed TO be held at Grafton,
Mest virginia, on the 10Th and 27th DAYS Oh
September, 1855, and that circulars OF inyitn-
.Llon nave been addressed to numerous speak
sstas inviting them to be present and address
s ~ meeting. However willing and anxious
Icy my pe thnt meeting of this character
sLOuld pc held, the time Is too short 10 make
me me necessary preparations and they deem It
1est 70 say 70 the gentlemen invited, thnf
{ tnelE names have been used without their
knoMlefge Or consent and they reenrd the
success OF this meeting, at this lime. protle-
~ AT some future day, when the prop
vicinity Will take the matter III hand and moi
leave It's success dependent on two I'M SyfdIi
als. Respectfully, &c, ~
Capt. D. Wilson, A. d. Casteel 1t
l. kennedy ]. NJ. ShaGeF d.
James l. Love- ]. n. SCruRin. trii ~
Thos. i. baldWtn,s NJ. A. HIman.
jas: N SMITH Thomas n Gfaw.
Zadock Shields, CT w, Kuiisf ~ 20 [
Henry Compton,
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COCO CREAM FOR THE HAIR.
Coco Cream for the Hair.
Coco Cream for the Hair.
Away with your Grey Hair.
Away with your Grey Hair.
No more rancid Pomades!I ga
Nomore rancid Pomades II
you want something elegant, b
II you admine delicious Perfume, ii.-e
If you desire son and silky Hair,
II you want your Hair preserved,
II you want your Hair to grow
II you want to prevent premature Badness,
II you want TO be rid of DandrufI,
Use the Coco Cream.
Use the Coco Cream.
Use the Coco Cream. ft
Use the Coco Cream.
Price rs cents bottle,
For sale by 1a
LAUGHLIES & BUSHFIELD
jus Wheeling, w. Va,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1865-09-23
EVERY ONE sHOuDusE

mi OENEa SHIOULAll USE
HALLS VEGETABLE SICIIIAN. HAIR
RENEwER-Thats splendid preparation Z
the Hair, which Is fast becoming so popula
and 50 much enquIret for.
No one who has used 1t Will ever give n
itsuse.
II is Vegetable Compound, and contain
no injurious properties whatever.
twill restore Gay Hairto its originated
II Will prevent the Hair from falling ont
II makes the Hair TO grow ON BAldS TIea d
u cle4lnseS the Scalp and makes the II !,
soft and lustrous and SiIlSen
II Is splendid Hair Dressing
II is recommended and used by the FIR :
medical authority in the country. ~ =
Be particular to lSlg for HALLS VRGRTABIR
SIClLIAN HAIR RESEwER, as there q a
worthless imitation in the market
For sale by all Druggists
II. P. HALL CO., Proprietors,
7. H. LoGAN& co. and LOGAN LIST ~ n
C8;, wheeling, w. Val Wholesale Agents.
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A Card.

WE RETURN OUR THAMES To rpp
riar, many friends and Patrons HF IeSo n
age bestoWSeeSc en- Sl for the liberal patron
liz I take this method OF inior% nun h t and
ana TJShoIst tIend to carry on the Fun tnTe
a. the Old stand gSS S Sis IN an lis branches
merit ~ strict attention 10 SSsj,,WS.her e
ed on him. uilnce of the patronage btsf SS y"
4 ": I've also intend ~ i.aSNS 4 co.
Stan1IS 6 cuisines as before. M 1n [o inc I'm
and other co aaG null assortment Of Metals S
nuE2i
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1865-09-23

WE have had occasion to test the
merits of Speer's Samburg wine lately
in one of those complaints for which II
ITS recommended, and are convinced
that 1t must eventually tnke the place
of port and the ndulterated stimulants
prescribed heretofore in cases of debili-
". Portland -AtlUcTtiSeF.
Sold by II. II. Logan d Co., and Lo-
gan, List & Co. Also by L. Booking.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1865-09-23

This celebrated TOILET SOAP, in such uni
versnl demand, is made from the Choicest ma
terials, is MILD and EAIoIILIENT in its ma
ture, FRAGRANTLY SCENTED, and ex-
remely BENEFICIAL in Its action upon the
kin. For sale by all Druggists and Fancy
Goods Dealers. ..-.a. marl5-lyd6w
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1865-09-23
HOUSE,
CINCINNATI, Quo.

CINCINNATI, OHIO,
sllAAs F; MILLER, Proprietor, late of ,hs
.A1,1Nd+9al t Honse, Louisville, Ky.
II AHiNG PURCHASED THE LEASE
IL IN 81, painted, and refurnisheti the 5SnSe
~ ~ t ti Dest possible manner, solicit n sTSrs
T patI1onage OF the travelling public.
baftnI mat guests shnll be as we'll il MOI
III cared for than they ever were nj H.
OiN Nalt mouse, In Its palmIest DAYS,
auoae IL, SILAS F. MILLER
~ Proprietor.
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New Fan Dress Goods

,r,,. = ! .eIleu bJ J. 8. Rhodes,
X LAX 1t1'Sk. AND CoLORED FRENCH ME-
t5Lo,i EI me-, very cheap Coburrs and SinocG,s
ta 1Ga PIaid Poplins and MeiangeS SG1 tsSy
don6is a1d american Dealness Iupins best
leys ceiebrnte D, MIaLh Wool pelains, Bnd-
make OF Balmorals. ~ hFuhers hest
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FFum our Special Reporter.
Washington County Agricultural
Fair.
THE s1OCK-cnowD2= stiUMs-lNcl-

THE, sTocK-CRowD--r1t lsAfIUMS-lNCI-
DENTS, 81.
The grounds hismorninE were pack
ed with q dense mass of spectators at
an early hour. The stalls and tables
Which were empty yesterday were all
hlled to-day, and every one seemed sat
istied with the efforts of the officers of
the society.
Working our way through the dense
crowd Of visitors we gained the --s--.
MECHANICS HALL. gft7,i,
The Hull is roOmy and tastefully fitted
up. Here we find good but not extra
assortment OF arts and manufactures.
Among the many articles on exhibition
we noticed the fotlowingn as we'll worthy
of mention; Ors. y. Robertson and s
Fulton had n magnificent display of
artificial teeth and dental Instruments.
Sanders and Curry, of Wellsburg, West
Va, had on exhibition model Of their
Grain Separator. This machine is on
exhibition for the first time, and TO the
credit of West Virginia mechanics, it is
pronounced by the judges and by the
farmers of this county to be the best
machine ever offered to the public for
this purpose. The dirtiest grain we
have ever seen, is put in the machine
and the wheat comes out so clean as to
suit the most fHstidiOus taste.
ME IdAss % S1GtAlllttu ItiS II LlIle SlSl PITY
of marble work, tombstones, &c.
In the stove line there was full as
sortment, some of Washington, Pitts
burg and Wheeling manufacture. Gull
bertson, of Wheeling, seemed to have
the best lot. Adam Becker, of WASH
ingtOn, took the premium for CRATE
fronts, of which he had large number.
Mr.. j. L. Shaw had number of
Wheeler Il Wilson's sewing machines,
and Dalton's patent knitting machines.
The latter We're the great curiosities OF
the fair. When the old ladies were told
that n pair of stockings could be knit,
heeled and toed in the short time OF
seven minutes, they would not believe
1t until the proof positive was offered.
Mr.. S. sold large number of his ma
chimes during the day. They are sim
pie, complete and almost noiseless.
Christian HOrnish was there with
Lambs patent churn, in which he
claims he can make butter in five min
utes. He took premium.
\ very large variety of fancy needle
work was exhibited. A Miss ], Baird
took the premium in this class.
MIR. j. $. Young received the reward
for the best ambrotypes and photo
graphs, and for the best display OF
same. In the
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UNION CONVENTION
Il. At MoundsviIIe.
TO the Union Voters of STarsholl

pOOTSi AND SHOES.
II JOHN H. ROBINSON.
Union street, - Ii.77T " NANO'9 hoEIH OF
Sign q dhs Big Black Boot,
low In oneIs 70 the citizens of Wheeling, the
iIs hnu best assortment OF goods iil his
y me, snllIanle Tor fall and winter wear He
ili Just returned from the east, mnIinp his
S TMn selecLon nom the most reIinbie bSusaa
IN T., f,hlladel phia, New York and RtSton TTSy.
t tig, ponght MS goods entirely for cash. from
IsL lands It enables him to sell at tSla YER,
tSNIssI Persons visiting this tsitv viii
40 Wen % give him call, as he Is detefISIneti
1S 1s 70 pe ontSdone by any other estabiisii
tIenL 9ulck sales and small Droiits he ths
motto. DON'T Giil to cali nj I'D NfstS y Ine
,-9--.- ...4..o p4 olo sand sepl8
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SOMEBODY has taken the pains IN
make religious census" of the new;
House OF Commons, in England, from
which he gets the following results
There are as representative of English
constituencies, thirteen Independents
Catholics, three Q1akers, one Ban Mi =
and one Wesleyan; as representative
OF Irish constituencies, thirty-one Cnt6-
oltcs, one Quaker, and one Indepenlent.
as representative of Scotch constitnen,
Sles, three United Presbyterinns. two
Gree Churchmen, one Independent. and
%ne Unitarian; making the total num-
Commons forty-four. and the nnm NM el
OF Catholics thfrtv-fo,r tAA'@sA
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1865-09-23

EDITORS ELECTROMAGNETIC nm
u nounce the name OF G.. +. SCOTT. OF
brooke County, as candidate for State Seno-
tor nom the First Senatorial District subject
10 the decision of Senatorial Convention,
0uHyI OHIO TnTTNy1TXy
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1865-09-23

JuAREz Nor Como TO LEAVE NIEx-
Ico.-A private letter from President
Jnnrez, dated Ell Paso del Norte. An
gust IL, says:
l have established here seat of Gov
eminent, and Will continue TO remain
here some time, amer which / shall Fl y
interior States. - INC
O1r enemies will probably announce
the dissolution of the Mexican Govern
ment, but You and your friends shonId
not credit such an imposition sblIi
not leave the Mexican territoryJN 1'''t +
shall fulfill the duty of PRESERVING rho
existence OF the only popular bower
established by the wilf Of my fellow
citlzens' and 1 do not despair of the
success of our cause when / SEQ fba
MeXicans everywhere resisting the woke
OF the invader and maintaining lie
struggle in all our States. '--'
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q. 1EssF D. BRIoHr has been heard from.
On board an Ohio steamboat he 70.
marked to a Southern lady Of secessio,
Prochvities, who was comnI5i -
IIe loss Of her slaves: ''To Won, mn % Oh
anu % all other ladies who have i,ISt.li
tne eanse Of the suffering South. = s0
f S@t ~ vii llaS come. Your cause Is over
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E. A. WEBER,


TNEACHER OF MUSIC AND ORGANISE
Il extensively known in this city and Vicin-
lty, begs leave to announce that TO-MOR-
ROW, TUESDAY, THE 9th INSTANT he
VIII open his new Music and Variety Store
where he Will keep ON hand an assortment
OF Ptnnos, lamong them Steinway's, and Ha-
zleton's, of New York, MelOdeons sheet NIu.
sic, including the best instruction Books, and
iatest Sheet Publications, VIollns, Guitars
Flutes, Accordeons and BanJos of the best for.
eign and American make, German and italian
SIIlngA Also, Stationery, Photograph Goods
i He will promptly attend to any orders for
Music LEFT at the store.
:, He will, as heretofore, give Instructions on
the Piano, Melodeon, Organ, and in ThorOuRb
Bass either at scholars house. or Mt his Music
Room, lO3 Main Street, where fine Piano
kept for practice,
ed to. ~ az e'tio-
Arrangements are also being made for
Keeping only the best of Goods on hand.
having adopted the motto of quick sales and
small profits, being always up 10 the lime
ne iFespectfnlly bespeaks the patronage OF the
WHEELING. W. Va, June 9th isS5 t4nt-t'' +,
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THE CROWD

About daylight th4ouowd began to
gather, and by ten O'Clock the streets
were we'll filled. We have attended
many fairs, but we cannot recollect
one where one county turned out so
many visitors. The hotels, private
houses and streets were full, and it was
with great difficulty that your '.iSpeciaiW
could make his why through the i'm
mense throng.
had almost forgotten to mention the
houses of the clergymen. They also
were we'll filed. On Thursday one
clergyman united three couples in the
and another one. On Friday we heard
OF no less than four young men who
have become tired of single life and
look to themselves partners. There
We're no accidents worthy of mention,
anu the day passed Off without any
Illng to mar its pleasures.
aI. NJ
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aJew advertisements.

0SSp RELIGIOUS NOTICE..-Eng. Evan.
u,ST Lutheran Church, corner Fourth and
Monroe streets. Preaching by thep pastor, Rev.
:. j. BarnltE, tomorrow Mt l0L5'a. m. ma ~
nj. Sunday School address ut . p. m.-
Strangers invited. Ito
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Dro.. s,,, comprising many rich
Dte1 T., silks b, Merinos, Repps, All wo,, ~,
MI, Black and coiored Aln.c oo. De
1hiPet Cloths, Popiins, Glnehnms S
A.. =, 10 Lains, Prints. &c, &c.
Al7S O., oloals and cloalzing Cloths ANU,
shawis long and Square, Small sinai N Wy. Wool
shnWls. Black shhwls, Dc c. .xc "ooi
brown and Bleached AIuslips
Gotten sheetings, Linen Tab, S 6, ana 10
Table Damaslts. Napkins ST To SaGths'
Wool blankets, &c. % o"e'S'
We We have large stock of KId SIM.
no Gloves. ''''N anu Meri-
E,r ladies sllk, Merino and Cotton h.,
t4'ti ptoloered Collars, Inse,t,n0s non II. Hose,
Burners Raimoai s sIls, HOOP loops Skirts
VS.. consets, best make ''e''h
Ia,s, lot Of FURs in the city iust ar. &C.
look over 9 are, specially invited ~ ~ e"eu'
- 0NeF our Stock OF Goods. u 70 call and
THOMAS, srUReEoN q CO..
spcceszon to
ssr,o W. B. sENsENEY & co
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was q poor collection. The flowers
We're few and far between, but what
was there, was i'll excellent taste. Mrs.
II. "A. Lowe, Miss Stream, and Miss Baird
took the prizes for cut flowers and boz
quets. The horticultural products
were also in this hall. There was n fair
display of fruit and Vegetables Mr.. @.
X. Lacock had the finest assortment of
fruits, and received the largest awards.
John Prigg received n premium of so
cts. for the largest sweet pumpkin-and
from its size we should judge it was
some pumpkins," for it Was large
enough to make several small ones.S
Mrs. j. T. Gabby, the wife of the able
Secretary of the Association, received
the first premium for preserved peaches.
cake, also received one. -
THE STOCK 1853
Was very fine, and the stalls all full.
We have seldom met u larger or better
assortment of horses, cows, sheep,
swine, &c.
The following embraces all the pre-
miumS awarded up to o'clock:
Best mare years old, for heavy
draught, Julius Lemoyne.
Best gelding 5 years old, John v.
Best horse colt years old, Robert c.
McNary.
Best stallion for all purposes, 4 years
old, g. w. NILSSON.
Best mare for all purposes, 4 wears
old, VIM. Hannum.
Best gelding for all purposes, 4 wears
old, w. S. Lewellen.
Best stallion for all purposes. 8 yenrs
oId, j. NJ. Concklin.
Best gelding for all purposes, 3 years
old, w. Ii. Taylor.
Best mare for all purposes. 8 wears
old, Nelson Chambers
Best brood mare with three or more.
colts, Hon. j. II. Ewing.
Best light draught stallion wears
old, Il. Nankirk.
Best light draught gelding years
old, j. II. Ewing.
Best light draught mare years old,
Samuel Rettig.
Best mare = wears old. Sam'l CIOcl,ev
Best stalliOn year old, Jas. FINLEY.
Best spring colt, Robt. NJ. Andrews.
Best pair of matched horses for farm
purposes, L. NJ. Patterson.
SHEEP.
There was large assortment of Span
ish, SaXony, NIerfnO and common, DIR.
Lemoyne, j. G. Stream and VIM. Davis
received the first awards.
THE SWINE
Were the best assortment we have
met with for years. VIM. Mcclellan
took the first premium for the best
DoarS ana Adam Wier for the best fnt
nog. he had one that weighed $50 lbs.
Some hog! -
POULTRY.
fine poultry.
THE CROWD.
About daylight thaonowd began to-
gather, and by ten O'Clock the streets
were we'll filled. We have attended
MAJ many fairs, but we cannot recollect