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The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1869-04-16

Union Lodge No. Is, meets at their hall in
Emporia, third story Of new bank building.
every Tuesday evening At O'Clock p 10.
r. B. HURsT, n. G.
il. WILLIAMS. Secretary.
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Goods delivered to any part of the city free
of charge. FERGUSON s. HARVEY.
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Crackers: Crackers!

Fresh and of the best quality, made especially
for our trade. Picnic, Boston, Soda, Sugar,
Graham and Butter Crackers, at the Bakery.
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To wv AND COUNTRY.
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Expunsa-I,f.e an live towns We have an

EXHAES1--AlAc al AaNC Wv u VIC AA1SC aA-
express Co. 1t is run by a man named
Warren or Warner or something OF that
sort. We take it the proprietor is trying 10
get rich. This week we were unfortunate
enough to get into his clutches. We were
charged Sl2 for hauling a small box Of pa
per down from Lawrence that stout man
could carry on his shoulder. We gracefully
submitted because we had to. But If War
rem or Warner, or whatever the proprietOrs
name may be, catches US again let him drop
us ''few lines We intend to adopt the
plan now nsed by most of our citizens Of
having our goods shipped to Topeka and
rely on getting them here by teams. And
furthermore: we have no i'll feeling toward
Mr.. Warren or Warner, or whatever the
proprietor's name may be-no desire for re-
venge or anything of that sort, but we will
give him notice that if we ever get chance
at him we will use our best endeavors to
make him sorry he learned the express bu-
siness, and we shall look around to get
chance, too. It's long lane that has no
turn. Mr.. Warren or Warner. Perhaps
some of these days when you are making
turn in the lane you will run against some
thing that will make you squirm.
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PIOwS

For sale cheap, by
12-tf CIV. EsKRIDGE.
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Canned Fruits Of all sorts at
FERG USON & HARyEY'S.
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A splendid Hot of Cigars and T'O-
baccO, all as cheap as the cheapest, at tho
Bakery.
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Please notice This fact.
Winter Goods.

Lehnhard is closing out his stock of hats an
caps and gloves, at cost.
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pANTING.

- e-A-A - - -
GLAZING. HOUSE g CARRIAGE
PAINTING
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Home Put mp Peaches for sale cheal
at the Bakery.
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+. MORRIS, VI. D..
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON


ENPORIA, KANSAS.
Special attention given to obstetrics, and dis
eases of women and children.
The Doctor prepares specific remedy
for the cure Of Fever and Ague.
which is never known to fail; also Anti-BiIi-
Gus Pills, a sure preventative of the Ague by
correcting the stomach and liver. Mixture
and Pills, $500.
u Office over Newman & Houghton's store.
1000 pounds of No. Usage Orange Seed for
sale at Exchange building. left
Go to Dalton's, in Exchange building, for
Coffee. Sugar, Syrups, Tea, Crackers, Dried
Apples, Peaches, Blackberries, Currants,
Seedless Raisins. Tobacco, Cigars, Soaps, Vine
var, Woodenware, &c. 16-1w
A Bargain Here!
have for sale frst-class piano, rosewood,
overstrung bass. Payments made easy-one-
half cash, balance time. or trade.
e. LAMBDIN,
19-tf Plymouth, Kansas.
Home put mp Peaches for sale cheap
at the Bakery.
Goods delivered to any part of the city free
of charge. FERGUSON & HARVEY.
The best Flour in the mark t at
FERGUSON & HARvEY's.
Coffee Drowned to order at the Bakery. 16
O-
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LOCAL NOTICES.

l.. II. wAMsLEr, VI. D.,
PHYSICIAN & SURGEON
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DISSOLUTION.

FINHE partnership heretofore existing be-
tween the undersigned in fha milling bust
n IL this day dissolved by mutual consent.
All accounts due the late firm OF D. Rich &
Co. are turned over to Daniel Rich, who con
tinues the business, and he will settle all out
standing debts Of the firm.
DANIEL RICH.
RICHARD RICH.
Emporia April :. 1869. 1871
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upon application, on reasonable terms.
4 large anount of Land in various localities
for sale very cheap. Special inducements to
Colonies and those who wish large amounts OF
land. ! VIII furnish the topography Of any
township in Lyon county, and insert names
and dates of original entries when desired.
Emporia City property bought, sold and
leased on favorsble terms.
/ beg leave to refer to all the old residents In
this and adjoining counties.
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For sale.

March 31st, 1863.
The New York herald., 1869-03-07

CyToRE PROPERTY FOR SALE CHEAP-BY 7. J.
y MoEOILY, s46 Third A four story corner, with
store Lexington price s450; elegant corner,
ID xcO0n inside brown stone, x60J0; three
inside S6o0oo one corner House. on ia sv oJ;
Ing, three adjoining, &600: inside
one 0u; inside Ss0o inside one, 420l;
three inslde ones each S50 and inside ones,
brown x6s s0.0
The New York herald., 1869-03-07

do nOn-oN EASY TERMs-wILL my A THREE
WV.VVU story hikh stoop brick House, having al the
improvements n one the best streets 10 Harlem also
h &c story brick having bath near Third avenue
JusEPii Ho6GiRE, % Nassau street.
The New York herald., 1869-03-07

A FOR SALE
IA. S4lh st., near Park, : Lots.
Boulcva rt, ~ Lols, nne.
boulevard, q Lots, $1,000.
81. Nicholas av., 20 Lots, xlso,fN
Tsgh st., near 10Th ag., IL Lots.
h7th st. L0ls-
81 av., 10 Lots, as5,010.
~. Nicholas av., Lots, Na3sooJ.
Bouievari, 9 Lots, 81, ,51u.
Also Water Fronts on the
Last aud North rivers.
BUTLER, pCkFkl
o. L
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1869-08-05
Election Notice.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAI AZ .
~ ton will be held on ,sss
Monday. tho 9th day Of Aus"'

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN Ina
~ ton will be held on ,ssa
Monday, the 9th day Of A"s"'n ,,h, ~
In the county of Boise and Terri'oi!
county and precinct officers, town.
One County Commissioners, ,,.. s,r esch Pr
Justices Of the Peace and Cons'Ao'
cinct as hereinafter designated. .;,,.s thenlP
Following are the names OF the PIe> - no yo,ed&
Der and character Of precinct oihSel.
and the names of the judges OF exc. 'as and on@
MoRETowN-At Albrights; lus.',ps o, paws d,
bles-John Christie, Frank AlnriHh" ;ustce Ns'
IDAHO CTTy-At the court house; Dryde
constables-W. Ii. Bowman, NJ T. faiN''
Chntock. ,-,,o,. jusa"
BuENA VISTA BAn-At Runyons sai0SDH endersSI,
CENTERvILLE-M Murrays SALOON, II naine. II,
constables-M. Murray s. Ridge. c. hT !n.,ice md
PIONEER CrTY-At Vance's House; J.. luna! ."r,nsn DID
constables-Bayley Hayden, .. IT, >,
Garland. ,,stice sna'
PLACERv11IE-At Abe. Johnsons; n n HsDDa
Lynch, j. II. Ralstoh' justices 'na
GRANITE CREEK-At Mrs. Marx 81 CON Healey
constables-Pat Noonan, Jas. MILLS 'st;ces and gov
UPPER PAyETTE-At Young's: White. a
Young, J. A. Abbott - . Justice, ~
HoRsE SHOE BENp-At McMileh E. PSrbIyI
2 constables-B. X. johnson. W. ga iustices "''
DEApwooD-At Galations stoI T9.,,.nd and +.~
Galation. W. =. iy,,stices and y"
GOLD Hula Marks Store; Jns'i y Tstro. 4.
stables-N. Marx. Jesse Bradford. W. o,clock -
Which election will be open ut Elg !n cir occa
and will continue open unu, r PILE
the evening Of the same day. 49, Cnmmiss ioD~'
Clerk Board County CoN
Idaho city, August 8, 1867.
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OwrnEE ITrMs.-Wc extract the following from
the Araldnchr and Hdrt:
Fresh apples and peaches from California are for
sale in Silver City.
Senator Williams and wife visited Silver City during
the week. Gov. Ballard and other officials went with
them.
Whooping cough prevails among children in Silver.
An appeal Ia the supreme Court in his case saved
All Choy from death by hanging last Friday. for the
murder Of another Chinaman some time ago.
During difficulty between Kart Maize and Charley
Downey, in "A saloon in Silver City. Frank Bahb
showed them both out OF doors. There Maize called
Bahb "a lying son Of a b-h." vhcreupon Bahb
knocked him down. Maize soen after got his pistol
returned TO the saloon. and shot at Babh The ball
missed him but entered the breast of VIM. Albion
johnson, and killed him almost instantly. Johnson
knew nothing of the row between the parties and
was walking towards the place without suspicion Of
evil. He formerly lived in Canyon City. Oregon.
WAS las; from Elko. Nevada, whore his brother now
lives was NATIVE of Bath. Maine. and aged about
&c years. He rDrc excellent character. After
an examination before Justice Lyman, Maize put
under bonds Of $4,000 to answer He found surctics
and was released. 10 appear at next term of Court
Judge Watson and some others have discovered a
new ledge on War Eagle Mountain. which is thought
to be very rich. They call it the Emerald mine.
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THE SOLAR ECLIPSE OF s.,,

The great eclipse of the sun g
foretold by the astronomers, to ham,. aAgss
urday' August 9TH, is attracting t Sba'a%s
of the whole v, civilized world, and nd s s''e'f
that of the scientists. To give on, ~, .'ps''
fair idea of the line of greatest oh. .sa''
we copy the following from the s' si'''
(Mass.) Republican of July Path ' i''l
votes long and interesting article - "aeA&
nomenon. 1t says: @e &
On the 7th of August, at 2:36 o,.,
afternoon here, though at sunr;so clock AS|
partial observation will begin in - 1lere u
ocean, just east of Yedo, the CAN'T. ine Pae
The shadows central point will f srat Of Jaa
earth In the Affair mountain range i s'nIlsst
Asia, 1864 degrees west from = W. y EQeia
then passing in northward e,rv ma ssa
enter United States territory in ALL. SAb vi
Prince Williams sound, at the boa a'Ea ntp
Thence it will rapidly traverse Brit Gs Of @p
bia, hit the center of Montana's no '-pa C'la
strike the Mississippi river pea, '' S;a
Iowa, pass through Illinois just north S ny C
field and shade segments OF Indiana Ess spng
Virginia, Tennessee and North Gu Irtu'utL!
ing its tOrality in mid-ocean. Thu ed
eclipse will take its leave of earth in t nIa
ribean sea at sunset, or at 1872 o'cIepL S Seta
field time. The actual time of the a,. Spns
the central eclipse will be two hours s paS ld
minutes, but its apparent time, a. ma.
by the hours at the places of bpC;na:ao' 9a
ending, will be fourteen hours and Ten msa "
1t will be noticed that Its course il in ~. snasa
Of an elipse, and the extreme limits n II.
scuratlon embrace nearly one-half Of tbs s ~.
circumference; while the central circn,. WI
OF darkness will be about 156 miles an S.pp ao
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1869-08-05

ELKo IrEMs-From the Independent of July 18th
and 3lst CLEAN the following:
Phil. Kohlheyer of Silver City Idaho lost pocket
containing papers valued at $4,000 near Elko July
Doth.
Two tons of silver bullion sent in charge of
Wells. Fargo 4 Co.. 10 New York by a car which
passed through Elko, July 23d. from the Nevada
mines.
caught horse thief in Elko who run Off from Silver
City, and recovered the horse the rogue had stolen
Three road agents stopped the stage near Pan
cake Station. the morning of July 10Th. and COM
PEELED the driver to pass out the treasure box of
Wells. Fargo Co. There was nothing Of value in
the box luckily.
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wALLA wALIA ITEMS We CLEAN the following items

WALLA WALIA IrEMs.-We CLEAN the following items
from the Mdtesmdn and the Union of last week:
At Waitsburg. July Gath, Gus Shcllworth, formerly
OF La Grande. in t Of jealousy because of the
duct OF his wife. tried to shoot her and himself He
Jailed to hit her. but gave himself a severe, IL not
mortal wound in the abdomen. and at last accounts
was very anxious to recover.
Fifteen pack trains. laden with -four and whiskey
at the Walla Waa mills aud distery left for differ.
ent mining camps In Eastern Oregon. Montana and
Idaho during the week. That's 1.-THE staff Of life
and life itself
The thermometer has marked 100 degrees of heat
In Walla Wala during they past week.
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4ew Adrertistments.
T AMP CHIMNEYS, all sizes, for sale st
IL 60 Cents,
By BOSENBAUM L CHILL
Dissolution Notice.

HNIiE CO-PARTNERSIiIP HEIETOFHI
existing between the undersigned under b
firm and style of Davener & Co.. Pioneer Civ. b.
l. r.. IL this day dissolved by mutual q,
sent. All who are indebted 20 the late firm ar IT.
ned 10 settle with V. =. Dzvener and Joseph hBs
who continue the business III the old stand, aud L
will pay all the liabilities Of the late firm.
Y. S DAGENER
JOSEPH RABBI
g. VI. REYNOLDS
Pioneer city, July 30. lSC9-n39wS'
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NJ AISRIED.

In Idaho City. July %. 1863, by Jonas p,
Esq, A. J. CARAVAN 10 Mrs. ADELIsE TBoypsoy T'''-
An abundant share Of champagne and cake va,
ceived at the WORLD Office from the happy CON.
and We wish for them Il long life of con;eD,ra,,
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THE IFare of last Friday says tho Central
Pacific Railroad Company have discharged
about 1000 men, and cut down expenses, pre-
paratory to making q reduction of freight and
passage.
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THE Statesman says U. s. Marshal Moulton
has returned to his home in Massachusetts,, and
will come again to Idaho, and bring his family
with him, in few weeks.
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ia XES! TAXES.
Last Call!

TAX COLLECTORS 0FTTT, !
Baisc county. Aug. 5, lS:i
4 HAVE RECEIVED THE ASSESSMENT u
i for the fiscal year 1863 and made lev! uplG
property within said county.
All Territorial and County Taxes an
now due and payable.
pclinqucnts are hereby notified to come forward
mcdia;ely and settle and save costs, as shAl sVAS
enforce the law. HS -Office hours, An @tEA
JOHN TAYL0h
Tax Collector Of Boise county H.
idaho city, August !, lSG9-wi.
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BEN HoILADAY has purchased the elegant
private residence Of DIR. Glisan, in Portland,
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ADJoUKSED.-By private source We learn II.
ritorial Supreme Court has adjourned TO luo ,s
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GRASDE RoNpE IrrMs.-The following items are
condensed from the Ia Grande Sentinel of last week
brutal shocking murder Was committed at the
Grandc Ronde river mines July 25th. by man called
Doc. Ware whose victim was TAos. Nc Knight Al
old grudec stood between the parties, and on the Ia
tai cscning Ware sought pretence for the murder III
some rivalry about waiting upon two young girls, OF
ten and twelve years Of age. respectively. at the
house uf their parents. named Pomeroy. who kept
boarding house in Tcuuots gUlch q; which ware
Suddenly upon Mcknight. and cut him with
knife shockingy that the food he had just eaten
dropped from the stomach on the floor. and piece
Of his liver also dropped out Of his body. Ware cut
and slashed Mcknight until he fell. and then he ran
away. Mcknight fingered until day dawn next morn
ing. He Mas a temperate. industrious. good man, a
native Of Groom. county Limerick. Ireland. Ware
used Ia drive team for John Creighton Of la Grandc
had been butchrrlnR III the mines. and II about -
years old. No efforts had been made Ia arrest him.
Meningitis body was brought 10 La Grande and
given decent burial
Parties from Idaho have been buying largely oi
cattle III Or andc Ronde Valley for the past two or
three weeks George Williams had started with a
drove o! ZOE for the railroad.
L. II. Mallory. prominont merchant Of La Grande.
died Of consumption. July 30th aged about 3! years
The Rev. Vim. Roberts. of BOISE City, passed
through la Grandc lay stage Of July 18th, on his way
Ia Portland. having under his charge the crazy man
Li,cll who murdered his own father near Boise City
two years ago.
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notice that ] will on
The I4th day Of August, A. D. $50"
Offer for sale. a, the late residence Of l. n h-t
ceased. the following personal proper! "'1f"
the estate of said Hill, deceased VIZ
Is Mules,
I Horses,
Is Aparajos,
4 Saddles,
l Harrow,
| Wagon,
3 Sets of Harness,
l Sled,
25 Chickens, ~
And other articles too numerous 10 meurS s,Ur
terms Of sale arr cash. or note with APPS Ss
ty, payable October LIST, 1862, win l"'.nSfEE
cent. per month. Sale between ~ A., NAME
Admir- Estate of T. Il. HILL wv
July &c. lsG9- n39w2.
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ECKHART b sAUa
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results. Accede to the position of Senator
Williams, and Idaho, like every other Terrific
nv. becomes merely bone over which Sena-
tors away off in Washington shall fight, with
ont the power of tho residents and voters of
the Territory to do aught in their behalf or for
their own protection. Artifice or chance will
be likely to place the Territory, this year, I'M
der the rule of domestic officers, from Gov
ernor and Judges down to Justices of the
Peace and Constables, sent here from Massa-
chusetts. Wisconsin or Oregon, to give place
next wear to another set of officers tor the
same Dositions sent from New York, ONO or
Kansas. and 80 on, with fight for and perhaps
fresh deal at each session, and by which the
substance Of our people will be extracted
even az fresh swarms of flies extract the blood
of an animal, until the point of absolute ex-
hauston shall be reached
Aside from oil partisan view OF the SUBJECT
we think that while to the General Govern
ment belongs the authority to appoint lot the
Territories the chief officers, such as Governor,
the Territorial Judges, and Secretary IL Is
the wisest and best course to appoint to these
positions those who have by residence IN the
rerritory become conversant with the charac-
teristics. resources and wants OF the country
and its population, and whom the voice of the
masses of their own party therein would De
most likely to call to the stations to be hlIed
But we think that to the citizens OF the Terri
tory the selection of their own domestic ON
GERS, in counties and in precincts, should be
reposed without interference or dictation al
the hands of any outside the Territory. Inc
Senators may as well direct whom we shall
have for Delegate to Congress as to undertake
10 declare whom We shall have for our local
officers. Yet Senator Williams has declared
in substance that he will make it his business
to see that the local affairs of ldaho-county
and precinct, shall be managed by Congress
1t is a small thing for man i'll high position 10
dabble in, and only men of small capacity and
smaller instincts will stoop to tampering IN
that line of politics. But We suppose that Sen
ator Williams feels it necessary II order 10 Sc
cure his own reelection next year. to have
Idaho as a sort of frontier trading post where.
in to provide for the men themselves or their
needy friends and hangers-on who are greedy
for the spoils of public office, and who count
honor, even as does the Senator himself only
"A thing to swear uI'nr. but not to hold TO- Fer
haps Idaho eau bea the pressure. We shall see
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Notice.

ALL PERSONS 1NDEpl .lousst]I gg
IA Mrs. RosESTHAL are respecuaAM r. BOssass.s
purposes e start for below in few day days md
q new and very fine stock for the .r; a.
trade. and money is wanted for the UP
Idaho city. July Is, lS6e-t
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1869-10-27

A wonderful cnre reported from Penn
sylvania with HEINIrsH's QUEENS DE-
LIGHT. A girl fifteen years of age, pale
and sickly, emaciated, no appetite, losing
flesh, with sore eyes, sore mouth, and q
general wasting away-all owing to po-
verify Of blood. After using four bottles
OF the Qneen's Delight, her appetite re-
turned, digestion improved, increase in
growth and flesh, sores removed, skin
bright and clear, and every indication of
an improved condition of her whole sys-
tenn. This is one of the many cases we
hear of the wonderful results of Helm.
itsh's Queens Delight. Everywhere,
North and South, wherever introduced.
it is spoken of in tho highest terms. O19.
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There are $4,000, 900 more of frao.

.TAubf0 sf0 S4,uVV,OUO inot0 OF 1faC'
tional currency in circulation now than
ct any time since the issue commenced.
NSrertheless, continhal complaints are
received from the South and West that
the supply is not equal to the necessities
Of trade. = l. a (
Tho troops in Texas cannot operate
against the Indians, who are depredating
within twenty miles of San Antonio, be-
cause they have to do electioneering
duty. Partisan politics frat, public secu-
rity afterwards.
Three busts of Haynau have been
smashed ON the tomb of the Field Mar
shall, and now his descendants offer a re-
ward of 500 forins for the detection Of
the criminals.
Hon. A. 81. Stephens says of Solomons'
Bitters: II have used them with decided
benefit; in giving tone to the digestive or
gans and general strength to the system. {"
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PHYSICIANS USE THEM IN THEIR PRAc-
TIcE.-lt is almost universally the case
that physicians condemn what are gene
rallyk nown as 'Patent Medicines. AL
though DIR. TUFTS LIVER Pill Is NOT
latent MEDICINE, yet its composition
(the result of years of study is known
only to himself, and so palpablo are their
valuable curative properties, that very
many of the first physicians in the South
and West have adopted them in their
practice. and recommend them to their
patients. O236
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CoIuMp1A, s. O., October ~.

| COLUMBIA, 3. ", OctoDer ~.
MIR. Ep1roRY On my return to this
city, i find awaiting; nae bundles of let.
ters. acquiring poncetning the approach.
ing Fair. To feply by letter would be
the work of an -amanuensis. Hence, ]
beg the use of your columns for shor,
communication, and would respectfully
ask all papers in the State, interested in
our success, to give it an insertion in
their columns.
1. All articles intended for exhibition,
will be brought to Columbia and return
ed after the Fair, By ell The railroads,
free Of charge.
Q. All articles should be securely bag
ged, boxed, ca haTT1ied, and all stock
should be attended by groom, or be
sufficiently we'll broken to stand to the
halter
3. Everything should be plainly mark
ed, and directed to me at Columbia, and
must be in Columbia by the 9th of No.
vember. All produce can be shipped by
ordinary freight trains, between this and
the 9th November.
4. Owners of stock should Immediately
notify the agents Of the railroads upon
which they ship, from what depots and
tie number of head of stock they intend
shipping, that the required car room may
be furnished them. The various stock
trnins will ruin to Columbia ION Mon
day, the 9Th November, and owners must
superintend the shipment of their own
stock.
5. For further particulars. all contri-
butors are respectfully referred to the
premium List" with the regulations
attached, recently published in the
Charleston and Columbia papers.
6. The attention of contributors is es-
pecially called to the first clause of the
4th paragraph of this communication.
Very respectfully,
D. WYATT AIKEN,
Secretary State Agricultural and Me-
chanical Society.