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COMMISSIONS

Agents will be paid ten per
cent. in Cash or merchandise,
when they FILL Up THEIR ENTIRE
CLUB, for which below we give a
partial List of Commissions;
For an order af $50, from a
club ofThirty, we will pay the
Agent, as a commission, 2S yds.
Blown or Bleached Sheeting,
Good Dress Pattern, Wool Square
Shawl, French Cashmere Pants
and Vest Pattern, fine large White
Counterpart, ETC., etc., or $500
in cash.
For an order of $50, from a
club of Fifty, we will pay the
Agent as a commission, As yds.
Sheeting, One pair heavy Wool
Blankets, Poplin Dress Pattern,
Handsome wool Square Shawl,
Silver-Case Watch, etc., etc., or
So. 90 in cash.
For an;order of 500, from a4club
of one bundled, We will pay the
Agent, al a commission, 100 yds.
good yard-wide Sheeting, Coin Sill
yer Hunting Case Watch, Rich Long
Wool Shawl, Suit of all Wool French
Cashmere, ETC., ETC., or SO in cash.
We do not employ any Travelling
Agents, and persons should not pay
money to persons p%urporting to be
our agents, unless personally acquainted.
Send Money Always by
Registered Letters.
For further particulars send fol
Catalogues,
PARKER & CO..
90 Il lo0shp,mef ST, Bosson
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Anne Brewster writes from Rome
to the Philadelphia Bt9letua: by
October the Roman-American circle
of residences will he pretty well as
sembled. Rogers and Ives bring their
families back from Perugia the 18th
of September, Mozier returns the last
of the month. Letters have been re-
ceived from Coleman, Yewell and We'd
der, saying they will be here early in
October rand several persons who In
tend wintering- in Rome come in a few
weeks to secure apartments. A great
rush is expected, and many visitors
wise enough to engage apartments be-
fore leaving town this summer. Some
of the Roman nobility of better rank
than fortune, tempted by the harvest
to be reaped this coming season, have
given up their city homes to forestier7,
and retired to suburban villas. i
heard last evening of a Larquis who.
had let his four rooms for four thou
sand dollars the season, while he and
his family will reside at Albano. This
is being driven out by the barbarian
truly"
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Each person charged with Taxes O the Tax Duplicate of Ashland County.
may pay tn. full amount of such Tax OF or before the Doth day of December
1863. But every Taxpayer is required by Law to pay the December Install
ment on, or before the 10Th day of December, 1853, and the June Instanment,
on, o before the goth day of June, 1870. L.
After the time imposed by Law expires a penalty of five per cent. will be
charged.
avoid the rush. :-
w. G. HELTMAN, Treasurer,
Ashland, Ohio.Oct. list, 1869. Ashland County, Ohio. -
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SHERIFF'S SALE.
Citizens Bank of Ashland
J.P. Devor, ct. al,
Citizens Bank of Ashland

Campbell & Co., ct. al.
State of Ohio, Ashland County. SIS.
BY virtue of one writ of Vendi against
defendants, issued from the Court of Com
mon Pleas, of Knox County, Ohio, dated
Oct. II, A. d. 1869, and to me directed,
1 will sell at Public Sale, at the hat store
of Campbell & Co. in Ashland, Ashland
County; Ohio, on
Saturday, October %, 4. D. 1869,
commencing at 9 o'clock A. NJ. of said day
the following goods and chattles to-wit =
Consisting of Hats and Caps, Robes, Neck
ties, Collars, &c. Terms OF sale CASH
WIN. o. PORTER
Sheriff Ashland Co.
Sept. 90, '69-ew12
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For SALE now offer for sala
nv residence situated on Church Stree
south of the railroad. l will sell said
on very reasonable terms.
Apply on premises:
E. T. STRINGER,
March "a, 1869.
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FARM FOR SALE.-C. S. Vanar
nam, offers for sale his farm, situated
in Troy Centre, Ashland county. Said
farm contains 80 acres oflandin a high
state of cultivation, has good frame
house, barn and out-buildings, is well
watered, and has a reasonable portion
of wood, including a good sugar bush.
Enquire on the premises. -1zb 31tf
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THE .purest sweetest and Cod-Liyer
Oil the in world is Hazard & CaswelPs.
Patients who have once taken it pre-
ferfit to all others. Physicians have
decided it superior TO any other oils
in market. Sold by all Druggists.
no14ly
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ERIFF'S SALE.
! Arc bald Finly

James B. Boyd, N omi Boyd ct nj.
State of Ohio Ashland County SIS,
By vsrtue of a certain Order of Sale, +,
sued from the Court of Common Pleas Of
Ashland County Ohio, dated Octnber II,
A. D. 1859, and to me directed I will sell
at Public Sale at the south door of t =
Court House in said ounty on
Saturday November 10, Il. D. 1869
at 10 o'clock..A. NJ. of said day the follow
ing lands and tenements, situat in said
County of Ashland and State of Ohio, and
bounded and described as folio VS., to wit :
1t being Forty (4O) rods wide, off the East
side of the Southeast quarter of Section
twenfy-six (26) Township twenty-four (24
Range seventeen l17) containi ng Forty
acres of land. more or less. Ap praised at
$4,000. Terms of Sale, Cash.
WIN. o. PORTER
(5w14) Sheriff Ashland County
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THOUSAND CASES

of Goods were shipped from
ourhopse in OneYear,. to fami-
lies,selpbs, and rnerchants, in ev-
erypart5ofthe country,f from Maine
to California, amounting in value
TO oyer
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SHERIFF'S SALE,
Elias saopbelf
Samuel Davis. ct al.
S.
/ Ohio, Ashland County. IS.

State of. Ohio, Ashland County, IS. !,
By virtue. of a certain order Of Sale
against defendants, issued from the Court
Of Common Pleas of Ashland CounfyEOhio
dated October 11th A. u. 1869. and to me
directed, j wili sell at public sale in said
county at South Door of Court House, OH
Saturday NOO. bid. 1869,
at 1 O'Clock p. NJ. of said day, tho follow
ing Real Estate, situatesin the. County of
Ashland and State of Ohio. TO wit; Being.
a part of the Northeast quarter of Section
eighteen. (1S) Township twenfy-two,(22j
of Range sixteen, (16) commencing at a
point in the intersection of the west part of
main street, and the extreme South part Of
Cottage street in the town of Ashlnnd,
thence West on the North line of Main
street, One hundred and thirty-four and ono
half feet, (1343) thence North three (3o)
degrees West ffty-six (56) feet to a point
on the South line of the alley, thence along
the South line of the said alley one hum
dred and thirty-four and one half, (1344)
feet to the place of beginning, containing
three thousand seven hundred and sffty.
feet (3,750) of land. -
Also, part of the Northeast quarter of
Section number Eighteen, OSl Township
twenty two, )22) and Range sixteen, (16I
commencing at 4 point on the North side
of Main street in the town of Ashland, and
thence with the North line of Main street
North S90 west. one and three fifth chains
to a post, thence North IL, west one and
two-ffths chains to post in the South side
of the alley, thence South 694e East one
and nine tenths chains to a post, thence
South 102 o West 8 2-100 ola chain to the
place of'beginning, containing 90 3-5 rods
of land. Appraised at $1400.
Terms of sale. cash.
WIN. O.. PORTER.
IA W s. Sheriff Ashland County
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s. CAapped hands, face, rough skin,
pimples, ringworm. salt-rheum, and
other cutnneous affections, cured, and
the skin made soft and smooth, by
usingthe Juniper Tar Soap made by
CAswELE,f HAZARD IL Co, New
York Sold by all Druggists.
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DELINaUENTs.HU Unless you call
and settle your account by the LIST of
August, we will leave it with the
Squire for collection. "a word to the
wise is sufficient" s
us. w. & T. M! BEER.
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WITH MANY oTHERs.

The work will contain about 500
double column pages, with numerous
full page photo-lithographs from orig
inal designs by the great French artist,
GUsTAvE DoRE. The paper will be
tinted, and is now being made to my
order. The work will be bound in
three different styles, with beveled
boards and gothic paneled sides, from
elegant, new, and original designs pre-
pared expressly for it. In short, it
will be the most richly embeilished.
the best printed and the handsomest
bound book ever offered the genera
puh1ic hv-aoeDtS
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IHLANG-IHLANG the exquisite New
French Perfume and Lubin's genuine ;
also saperiorC elognes, HairOils, &c,
at NELSON & GATES Drug Store.
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SHOES, GATOR S.

and other work, custom made, and
which he will warrant to do as recon-
mended. He will also be prepared to
do all kinds of custom work, repairing,
&c, to order. His work will be we'll
done, and he will sell at reasonable
rates for ready pay. Mr.. Faus acts
rs salesman and foreman in the man
ufacturing room. He is a good work
man and understands the business in
all its details. Call and examine their
stock before purchasing elsewhere
Remember the place-four doors west
of the Old Post Office. (2w11)
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the work itself, and Il large number of
recommendations from many of the
distinguished Clergymen above named
and others, and containing also a sam
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invited to send for it at their earliest
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sas Outfits for c~anvassing cost moth
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The EXPRESS CHARGES.

This offer is more especially to
assist Agents in the Western and
Southern States, but is open TO
all customers.
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TAXES O 869
TO TEIE
TAXPAYERS OF ASHLAND COUNTY.
NOTICE TO FHE

In pursuance of Law, ], w. 6. HELTMAN, Treasurer of said County do
hereby notify the Taxpayers thereof, that the rates of Taxation for the veal
1869, are correctly stated in the following table, showing the number of mill
ON each dollar of taxable property, i'll the several Townships and Incor
porated villages of said County. afs#. .ss4 a.+r
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ROAD RECEIPTs-SuPERWsoRs can
obtain any number of road receipts at
this office, ready for use, at moderate
rates, by calling at an early day.
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THE GREAT BOOK
OF TIE YEAR-

Among the distinguished divines
who have given Bible Lyrics their en-
dorsement and warm commentator,
are the following:
Rev. d. w. Clark, D. D., Bishop
of the Methodist Episcopal Church !;
Rev. Samuel III. Cox. D. D.. (; the late
DR.. White, President of Wabash Col
l"ge; Rev. Edwin Hall, D.. D. Prof.
of Theology, Auburn Theological Sem
mary; Rev. Malcolm McLaren of the
Dutch Reformed Church; Rev. l.
Hitchcock, d. d.
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Read the following from the CONNER
cial Editor of the Buffalo Express:

BUFFALO, Sept. 2, 1869.
DR.. Sage & Co., No. 321 Main St:
Gents-I am always reluctant to
say any thing III favor of patent medi-
cincs, but l have found your Catarrh
Remedy such an efectual soother in
those annoying attacks which we term
''colds in the head" that L take pleas
ure in testifying to its merits. Two
two or three applications have always
rcmoveg the disagrceable symptoms.
dried the weeping eyes and quenched
the Bardolphian flames of the nose
If it possessed 10 other virtue, its
worth would lie beyond price as a
simple and effective antidotc for The
horrors of a "cold in the head"
Yours tru V,
GEO, \. MARTIN
For Sale by all prominent Drug
gists everywhere. Sent by mail on
receipt of sixty cents.
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ONE DOLLAR FOR EACH ARTICLE,

ty regular dealers at our price.
We do not ask you to buy goods
from, Us. unless We can sell them
cheaper than you a obtain them
i'll any other way,-while the
greater part of orr goods are sold
at about
One-fiaIf The Regular Rates.
We want good reliable agents
in every part of the Country. BY
employing your spare time to
form clnbs ard sending Us orders,
you can obtain the most liberal in
commissions, either in CASH OF
MERCHANDISE, and all gooGs sent
by us will be as represented, and
we guarantee satisfaction to every
one dealing with our house.
Agents should collect ten cents
from each customer and forward
to - in advance, for Descriptive
Checks of the goods we sell.
The holders of the Checks have
the privilege of either purchasing
the article til ercon described, or
of exchanging for any article men
toned on our Catalogue, number
over $50 different articles
not one of which can be purchased
i'll the usual sway for the same
money.
The ad,antages1offrs sending
for Checks are these: We are
constantly buying small lots of
very valuable goods, which I
not on our catalogues, and for
we issue checks till all are
sold, besides, in every large club
we will put in checks for WATCH
es, QUILTS, BLANKETS, DRESS
RAFTERssrar ], some. other article Of
giving. some members of
the club an opportunity of pur-
chasing an article for about one
quarter of its value.
SIN every order amounting to
over $50, accompanied by the
cash, the Agent may retainI2.0 90.
and every order over 500, 800
may be retained to
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Read our business cards, and en-
courage the enterprise of u adver-
Using citizens.
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NELSON & GATES have the best
drugs and medicines.
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Woopl WooDi!-Those desiring
to pay their subscription in wood, will
do us a favor by bringing it in during
the month of September. Four FOOT
WOOD, sugar, beech aud hickory, is
the kind we want. 1t must all be
brought in before the middle of o.
tober.
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Daniel Brown, Plaintiff

VS..
John G. II. Goldsmith, Defendant.
Before VIM. Berry, J. P. of Jackson tp.,
Ashland County, Ohio, on the 18th day of
September, A. D. 1869, said Justice issued
an order of attachment in the above action
for the sum of S46,15
DANIEL BROWN.
Sept. %, ~1s69-6w11@
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The best cigars in town are at
Nelson 81 CARTS. h1ta J-aS
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MARRIED.,

GOODMAN-LUTZ-On the 10th
inst, by the Rev. T. K. Dissette,
Mr.. d. B. Goodman, and Miss
Louisa Lutz, both of Ashland Co
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We have the best facilities fotprint
ing Wedding and cotillion carda
Come in.
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Fruit Jars, Fruit Jars, the best
made.
Fruit Corks, Fruit Corks,. of all
kinds and sizes.
Sealing Wax, Sealing Wax, for
Fruit Jars. fFi
Drugs, Medicines, Oils, all ofprime
quality.
Wines, Whiskies, Brandies, the best
in market. -
At FoLrz s. BARRoN's Drug Store,
one door East of Miller House.
NELSON & GATES have the best tot
let soap.
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r. Goto NELSON & rGaTEsfor the bes'
wines and liquors. @ s77 ~.
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and Musical Merchandise Of all kinds. All
of which I am selling at prices as low as the
lowest. Am also selling the Improved
HOWE SEWING MACHINE,
Old Post Office building, Main St, Ash
land, Ohio. 1y-46
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Boots! Boots!

WILLIAM SCHMIDT
has just opened a boot
and shoe store, a few
doors west of the old
Post Office, where he
will keep on hand a
large a assortment of
fine
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SHERIFFS SALE.
Solomon Markell
VS..
S. C. Davis.
of Ohio. Ashland County M

State Of Ohio, Ashland County, IS.
By virtue of a certain writ of Fl. Fa.,
against defendants, issued from the Courtof
Common Pleas of Ashland County, Ohio,
dated September Is, A. D. 1869, and to me
directed, 1 will sell at public sale, at the
south door of the Court House, in said
County, on
Saturday, October 2, a. D. 1869.
at 2 o'clock p. NJ. of said day, the follow
ing goods and chattles, to-wit One Bay
Blind horse, (gelding.) Terms of sale
cash.
WI. o. PORTER,
(2w11) Sheriff Ashland Co.
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Interesting from HALIFAX.

HALIFAX, August 9.-There has
been recently an interesting discus
sion among the party in the Province
favorable to annexation to the United
States, as to the best policy to be
adopted to obtain the desired end.
The party consists of two divisions,
one which advocates immediate an
nexation, the other approves Of a
previous movement for independence,
as certain to lead to the desired end.
No decisive policy has been adopted
yet. The original annexationists COM
plain bitterly of the policy of indie
pendence, as certain to lead to NJ
desirable result. They are determined
to stick to the banner Of completes
severance from Great Britain.
The temporary policy of some re-
peal leaders does not meet with the
approval of many of their political
friends.
Prince Arthur is expected to arrive
here in the steamship City of Paris
on or about the 22d inst. 1t is prob
able, that, after remaining in this city
for a few days, he will proceed to
Charlottesville, and afterwards to St.
Johns, n. B., thence to Frederick
town and Quebec, via st. Johns RiV-
the reception of Jng tso.legeg vtssesoa.ng made for
eral, who is expected here shortly.
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COEBENSED FELRGRAMs.

Ground was broken yesterday for the
new postofdee In New York
A S2e0,O Are occurred in New York on
Monday night, with little insurance. 80 80
TlIe-Hew YoEzsHFer0ld furnishes as with.
another tatch OF. spa nishl aAd Cuban ca
nards.. They viii b. found in our dis
patches. ~rIE ~
Thos. shieldZ 81 ProokIyhl MAS arrested
Sunday, for eapsihs the death Of his WIFE
She died rqiaRsstitnti ipn and want.
Walter BtSvn. champIor sAmerican
oarsman, has gone to EnglaItdt 10 row a
match for thechampienship. Z al
The steamer lp'Vaz EI64sie ran over a
sail boat in New York Bay. sunday. Nc
body drowned . ~ ~
A child of Mrs. danes GOIlyer fell over
the cliffs near Passaic Falls, New Jersey,
Sunday even fns, ,sa7J 4 was fatall y Injured
The Massacduse3 Is state Constable seized
1000 gallons ate s1 d 80 barrels. whisky at
Joseph Slams ditiHery in Boston, On
Monday. AfS H5It#t5 sHf GI7
The big woolen house of Bowers, Beck
man & Co, New York, has suspended
Liabilities ss,OOO,OOO. Assets also large.
Three skirmishes are reported near Glen.
quo villas, in Cuba. Twenty insurgents
were killed.
A revolt has broken out in Guatemala.
Abont ten thousand OF the insurgents
marched on san ChristoboIt, but were de-
feated by the Government. They were
afterwards reinforced, and threatened the
city.
Philip GIImartin, proprietor of the Lake
View House, Cleveland, killed his son yes
terday morning, supposing him to be
burglar. The latter was attempting to en-
ter the house at the time,
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CANADIAN Items.

MONTREAL, August 9.-Mr. Weir
IS Teorganizlng silver expectation,
and is well supported by former sub
scribers. The action so far has had
a decided effect on silver, which has
fallen from four to three per cent. He
proposes to export 81 100000 to com
plete his contract. .fa.aa = l.ls-
The Workmen at St. Roche and
Quebec are agitating public meet
ing to consider the best means for
stopping thepresent exodus of French
Canadians to the United States.
GUELPH. Canada, August 9-Me-
Cleans oat meal mill, at Oberfeville,
was totally destroyed by fire yester-
day. The loss was $4,000.
PoRT HoPE, Ontario, August q
The brick block on John Street, in
9ha Several Ta1 st6'ffes, t'fe was destroyed by
fire last night. Boss $4,000.
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Washington Items.

WASHINGTON, August 9.-An order
issued by Gen. Candy, at Richmond,
August 3D., revokes the previous order
Of Gen. oStoneman. exempting from
taking the test oath the Commission
ers I'M Chaneery, and removes all such
officers who cannot take the test oath.
The order is regarded as an assurance
that, unless prevented by the interpo-
sition Of higher authority, he will en-
force the requirement for the test
oath on the recently elected members
of the Legislature.
There seems to be no doubt that
important dispatches have been receiv-
ed here from Admiral Hoff, detailing
the circumstances of the execution of
American citizens at Santiago de
Cuba, and the result of his investiga-
tions on that subject, which have been
withheld from publication. They
viii be laid before. the Cabinet to-
morrow faH ts-ttH --4i -
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balloon accident.

MEMPHIS, August 9.-While two
gentlemen and two ladies were max
ing an ascension in balloon this
afternoon, sudden gust of wind
drove the balloon against the belfry
on the Adams Street Engine House.
One of the men jumped out upon the
roof of the building, when the balloon,
relieved Of his weight, shot up some
hundred and fifty feet above the
building. The other man then pulled
the lacing string, splitting the balloon
wide open; but it was filed by the
breeze and sunk gradually, until near
the top Of the Engine House, when it
suddenly collapsed and fell. but for
tunately caught on chimney, break
ing the fall, and the crowd, rushing
under the car, prevented its striking,
and all escaped,
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ICBTCAGO.
Saw hill Destroyed by FlrG-PFO-
motion in sheFidan's Department.
Turner's Festival.

/ CdH MIlA DtSEEO9S ga By ElE+-1 ~
/ motion in sheFidan'S Department
Turner's Festival.
CHICAGO, Aug. "a steam saw
mill, owned by Calkins & Hull, a
Muskedon, Mich, was completely de-
| stroyed by fire last evening. The loss
is from $4,000 20 100000; insured
for $27. 000
The Chinese visitors paid visit to
the Elgin watch factory to day. They
leave for New York tonight.
A special order from Sheridan's S
headquarters announces the follow
ing promotions:
First Lieut.. r. P. Wetson, Co. E,
Fifth Cavalry, to. be Captain, vice
Denny, which carries him to Co. A !;
First Lieut.. A. B. Taylor, Regimentai
q. NJ. Fifth Cavalry, to be Captain,
vice Arnold, which carries him to Go.
l.; Second Lieut.. l.. B. Hall, Co. B,
Second Cavalry, to bo First Lieuten-
ant, vice Taylor, which carries him to
90. / Second Lieut.. w. p. Clark,
20. A. Second Cavalry, to be First
Lieutenant, vice Norton, which car
ries him to Co. g.
The Turner's had another beautiful
day for their. festival This forenoon
the procession was formed at head
and soon after it moved to
Wright's Grove. The procession was
an attractive one, comprising not less
than 1000 turner's with. nearly
dozen bands of music. At II O clock
a Complimentary dinner was given to
the Gentlemen of the press at the Cafe
de PEnrope. the afternoon the
competition for prizes took place
The attendance was very large, and
everything passed off pleasantly