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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1869-06-15
Masonic Notice.

Culver STAR LODGE NO. o., F. "A
> & A. NJ, meets at their Lodge. WV
room. corner Main and Blanchard AE
streets. Gold Hill, every SATURDAY wv
evening at Z o'clock. Stated communications,
first Saturday In each month. All Brethren In
good standing are cordially invited.
BY order OF the W. N.
S. ". CHUBBUCK, Secretary.
Gold Hill April 1. 1868. apl IT.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1869-06-15

CERTIFICATES ARE ISSUED AGREEING
u 10 purchase Its policies, making them nc
gotiablc. The attention of parties who contem-
plato insuring their lives Is called 10 the RE
TURN PREMIUM LIFE PLAN. BY this plan
all the Premiums paid will he returned In full at
the death of the party insured. together with
the amount of the policy. The TERM Life
plan Is recommended TO parties deslringto effect
an insurance upon the LIFE OF \ EBTO
or who desire to carry q large amount OF insur-
ance. for an especial purpose. Thu annual pre-.
MUM on $1,000. ut the age OF 40 years, Is but
No EXTRA RATES on THE LIVES OF
MINERS or persons employed abont n mine.
y. W. CHUBBUCK,
Agent Gold Hill.
J. L. HALL, NJ. Do. Medical Examiner
WELLS. FARGO * o.. General Agent.
w. X. HALE, Manager,
Onicc, 3s Montgomery street,
lcl.tf San Francisco. Cal.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1869-06-15
Railroad Matters.

CHICAGO, June l4.-The TriJune'S
special from New York says negotiations
are nearly completed for the capital to
extend the Virginia Central Railroad to
tho Ohio River. The plan includes o
line Of steamers from Norfolk to Liver.
pool, which n English company has
agreed to establish upon the completion
of the road. This will bring the Ohio
Valley 800 miles nearer the seaboard
than by New York.
jaw Cooke has nearly completed
arrangements for selling the bonds of the
Northern Pacific Railroad and contract
ing for its construction. He will prob
ably begin advertising the bonds in u
few weeks.
Running n Muck-Two Women Killed.
Chicago, June lin C%ovington,
Fountain County, Ind, on Saturday
evening, Fred. Renistcr, nm auclioneer.
shot with a revolver aud killed Mrs.
Jones, au aged widow with whom he
boarded. Miss Beckle,hcm, aged II,
ran to learn the cause Of the report,
when Renister shot aud mortally wound
ed her in the head. He then ran into
the street, inquiring for John Dodd, his
lato employer. On the way he snapped
his pistol Mt two men, when ono Of them,
John Fanster, %grapplod, disarmed, and
conveyed him to Jail. The murderer
had been drinking and gambling exces.
sively and lost. The people are Intense
II excited.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1869-06-15
Tbc Crnnd ponce .Jubiloc.

BosroS, June l4.-Musical organiza.
tions and crowds of visitors arrive on
every train. All the railroads run extra
trains during the five days of tho fes,i-
val. The workmcn are finishing up the
Coliseum tonight. Everything ID in
readiness for the grand opening.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1869-06-15

CHICAGO, June ll.-0n Saturday, ut
the National Soldiers Home, at Dayton,
Ohio, q colored veteran named Evans,
without provocation, struck a colored
fellow soldier named Williams three
blows with a hatchet, cleaving his skull
and killing him instantly. Both were
sweeping tho hall. Evans is in Jail on
a chargr Of murder.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1869-06-15
Denth of n Missionary.

Rev. Jonas King, American Mis-.
s~ionary in Greece, died there May ED.
Mysterious Disappearance.
BosroS, June l4.--rhe fact that Per-
kius, proprietor of Riverside Park, who
held stakes Of thousands Of dollars, has
mysteriously disappeared. has caused
considerable excitement among the win.
ners of purses. 1t is feared he will not
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1869-06-15
From Philadelphia.

PHILADELPHIA, June l4.-The Busted
examination is proceeding quietly at
Montgomery. Busted PROPOSES to be
confident the inquiry will result in his
triumphant acqui.tal.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1869-09-02
Exhibition by State Farm Boys

Commissioner HOWE has organ
lied company of boys from the
State Reform School, and has com.
menced giving q series of enter.
tainments consisting of exercises
by the boys in singing, Rotations,
declamatlons, dialogues, &c, de.
signed to be repeated in several Of
the towns and cities of central
Ohio, with the object of raising
funds for the purchase of books,
&C., for the Boys Reading Room
at the Farm. One of these enter.
tAinmonts was given at the City
Hall on Monday evening last, and
was Of a very interesting charac
ter. The boys employed evinced
q degree of vocal, rhetorical and
dramatic talent, together with such
excellent results of instruction and
discipline, as were truly gratifying
to behold. These entertainments
are worthy OF the patronage of all
good citizens, wherever they may
DO given, not only for their intrin>
sic merits, but also for the praise.
worthy object for which they are
undertaken.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1869-09-02
GEO. II. SMITH, Jr., Agent,
Office with Gro's & Co., Hoop Skirt
Factory, Lancaster, Ohio.
aug 90, 'B9-u-23
NOTICE TO TEACHERS,


THE Board ofExamners willm in the
I upper room ol the County Offices for { he
examination of Teachers on the First,
Second and Third Saturdays In
september and october, and First
and second Saturdays 1 NOVembe r,
1869.
| The examination will begin precisely at 10
o'clock. A. NJ, and no application vi be re-
cclved for exam nation after u o'clock A. NJ.
Teacners WI llremember that they can get
| certlhcates al no other time and that they
| must he preparedtO stand an exainination in
Orthography, Reading, tenmanship, ,Arlthme.
tc,Geography, English Gram maj, and Theo.
ry OF ofTeaching.
l. Thecharacter ofth pplican Use examina.
ton will be represented on scale Of one to ten
Ione enotlng the lowest qualification andten
| the highest.
| 2. Four classesof certificates WILDE grant.
cd, as follows: First Glass, valid "a months
second class, valid lS months; third class, val.
| I'd l2months. Hereafter no month Ger .ih
cate wlllbe issued to the same applicant more
than once.
3. A satisfactory examination the theor,
and practice OF oiteaching. and high degree O
success IN teaching willalso he considerable
determining the class Of certificates to be
granted. Noccrtifcate will he granted Unlesi
me applicant passes m examination in edcl
branch Of study required by ldlp.
Owingto changei in the school Laws, al
! applicants willie required to payR fee OF fit,
cents, as aconditiop determination.
Allapplcants must come prepared with
prepaid envelope, properly addressed Il
themselves. BY orderoithe Board.
g. W. WELSH,
August 26' 1869. Clerk.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1869-09-02
Trip to Logan.

Our first trip by rail to Logan
was made on Thursday last on
the occasion the district conven. e.
tion held there for the purpose Of
nominating a Republican candi.
date for State Senator. The ride
was an exceedingly pleasant one.
The road is as smooth and solid as
many an one of older construction,
and the motion OF tho train was
remarkably free from oscillation
and undue noise. A large pic. mic
party was on board, from Grove
port, Franklin county. The ex-
cursionists were deposited at a
point near a grove about one mile
from Logan. We found the vii.
lage looking peaceful and happy,
though somewhat enlivened by the
presence Of the delegates from three
counties to the Convention. After
enjoying the bountiful hcspitalities
of Mr.. Smock, Of the American
House, and attending to conven.
tion duties, VIC called on our old
friend John Garaghty, Esq who
conducted US to the eligible rooms
forming his place of business,
which comprises news depot, book.
store and variety store, and where
daughter of Mr.. G. was dispcns-
ing of its va rious merchar disc TO
customers. We met brother Gould,
of the Hooking Sentinel, who look
ed "calm as snmmer s morning."
and fatally unconscious of danger 10
his party from the session of the
convention held in the Conrt
House, We also had the pleasure
of making the acquaintance Of Col.
Montgomery, the genial and ener~
getic editor of the young and vig-
orous Republican, of Logan, an in,
stitrtion which is making the
democratic fur fly down among
the hills, and which-"long may it
waver
We footed it "across lots" to the
depot-in due season obeyed the
cry of "all aboard" and after an.
other hours delightful ride over
the Hooking Valley Railroad were
again in our own sanctum, writ
ing out the proceedings Of the ICON.
vention."
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1869-09-02
Miss Hewlett,s CONCERT.

The concert at the City Hall on
Thursday night last was a great
success. The audience was large,
and their qualification was bounded
only by the duration of the enter,
tainment. The singing OF Miss
Hewlett grows upon ones admira.
tion by repeated hearings, and the
delighted auditors were 10th TO give
up their seats as her closing tones
fell upon their ears. The playing
Of Miss Caroline Schu elder, as usu.
al, commanded renewed wonder
and applause, while the profcien
cy OF Master Charley upon the vic.
lin excited fresh astOnish and
qualification. On tho whole, it was
one of the finest musical entertain.
ments our city has ever been favor.
cd with.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1869-09-02
Obituary.

With unusual regret, wc are
called upon TO chronicle the death
of a prominent citizen of Ohio,
whose Acquaintance and friend.
ship the senior editor of this paper
enjoyed through many years Of
residence in the town now bereav.
cd by his decease.
GEORGE II. BUsBY died at his
residence in Marion, Ohio, on Sun.
day evening, August 22d, 1862
He was born in Columbia county,
Pa, July 10th, 1894, being IS
years, l month and ~ days cid at
the time of his death. He moved
from Fairfield county. Ohio, to
Marion, in 1922. At the organic.
alton Of Marion county, in 1924,
he was appointed Clerk and Re-
corder, and served as Clerk OF the
Court of Common Pleas for many
years prior to l84S in which year
he was elected to Congress BY tho
Democratic party, and served one
term. At the time of his death he
was Probate Judge OF his county.
In tho war of 1912 he was in the
United States service under Gen.
Harrison. A number of Judge
Busby's relatives are still living in
this county, in the vicinity of Ian.
caster.
The deceased was a man of warm
and generous impulses, strong So
.cial and family affections, and un-
spotted hoLor and integrity in his
dealings with his fellow men,
whether OF q private or official
character.
The Marion Independent says,
the deceased suffered long and Sc
verely, but no bore his suffcrlngs
with his usual fortitude.
His funeral took place on Tues
day, August "a, at 2 o'clock P. NJ.
under the direction Of the Free
Masons, OF which order he was a
prominent member: A large num-
Der of friends assembled to pay
their respects by their presence, to
one who had long passed his
"three score and ten" and whose
face they would see no more sin
the flesh"
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1869-09-02
Fairfield County Fair.

The next annual Fair OF the Fair
field County Agricultural Society
will be held on the 18th, 14th, 10Th
and 10th days cf October, 1869,
commencing on the day succeeding
that of the State Election. The
premium lists will bo published
next week.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1869-09-02
The Horticultural Excursion
and Picnic.

Having been unavoidably de.
prived of the pleasure of participat.
ing in the proceedings Of Wednes.
day and Thursday last, coming un-
der tho above head, we are obliged
to avail ourself of the correspond
enco of various papers for an &C.
count Of the same. We begin with
extracts. from that OF the Cincin.
matt Times:
The delegates to tho annual
meeting of Grape growers Assem-,
bled ut the hall of the Hooking
Horticultural Society of this place
at one o'clock this afternoon, to
the number of about fifty, and at
once took carriages provided by
the local Society for the purpose Of
visiting the vineyards and orchards
of the neighborhood.
The first call was at the Rev
Mr.. Spiolman's, mile South Of
town, where the reverend gentle.
man has q farm of ITO acres, with
a very largo orchard. The fruit
was all found in splendid condition
and the people of Southern Ohio
may rely upon cheap apples this
fall, rs the orchards generally in
the interior of tho State are doing
we'll. Mr.. Spielman is pastor oi
the Lutheran denomination of this
place. He has a plain residence
with handsome grounds about it.
full of flowers and shrubbery-as
every minister and everybody else
ought to have.
The next call was at David Stal.
ter's vineyards, adjoining Mr., Spiel
mans farm.y His Catawbas are in
their first year of bearing, but
nearly half the crop is lost by the
disease to which, that variety is &C
generally exposed. Mr.. Staltel
grows all sorts ofsmall fruits, and
though but four years on the place,
has filed it up with all sorts oi
fruit.
The third visit was at II. v
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1869-09-02
New Lexington Camp Meet

lHSs
The attendance of people at the
camp meeting held in the neigh
borhood of New Lexington, with
in tho past week must have been
something immense. On Sunday
tho concourse reached an aggre
gate of many thousands; the spe
cial trains which conveyed the
several crowds of excursio nists to
the camp.ground from various
points east and west on the G. and
q. Railroad being of enormous di-
mcnsions. We are informed that
between seventy and eighty cars
were required in the transporta-
tion Of half.fare passengers on that
day, some Of whom came q dis
tance Of as many miles from the
scene of the meeting. We observ-
cd one train Of thirty packed and
overfowing cars passing east
about noon on Sunday, propelled
by three locomotives-and this
was but one of numerous excursion
trains bound for the same destina'
tion. Such a rush to hear the
preaching of the gospel, or fol
some other purposes has not beer
witnessed in these parts for 10
these many years.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1869-09-02
s. A. Pool 81 Co.'s Marble
Works.

Since this establishment, some
months since, took possession Of it's
present quarters, the commodious
rooms on Main street, opposite the
store of G. W. Brock & Co., the
aim of the proprietors seems to be
TO place it in tho lead of all con. e.
Germs fthe kind in this part of the
country. The large front room is
occupied as a depot for the oxhibi.
tion of tho finished work; and the
numerous magnificent specimens
from the chisels OF their workmen
which are there set up attract
many a passer.by within to view
with admiration, and where the
unfortunate necessity exists, to Sc
lect and purchase the fitting mon.
uments with which human affec.
tion IS always solicitous to mark
the last resting places of departed
kindred and friends.
The rooms in tho rear are devo.
ted to the manufacturing purposes
of the establishment, and the un'
surpassed style and finish of the
work turned out is proof positive
that none but workmen of talent
taste and skill Of the highest order
are employed by Messrs. Pool &
| Gn
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1869-09-02
Handsome Residence.

Our friend DR.. Ii. SCOTT has
completed the remodeling of and
the additions to his dwelling
house on Broadway, and it now
ranks among the finest in the city
In prosecuting this Improvement
tho DR.. has had an eye to beau.
ty of appearance as well as
convenience for use; and the build
ing, as it now stands, is q monu'
ment to his correct taste in such
matters. HIS professional rooms
are incorporated in the building =
and for neatness of finish, commo
diousness and adaptability to The
purposes of their construction
they challenge q comparison with
with any in the city.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1869-09-02

CRY BAKERY Mr.. G. Blank
has q new advertisement in our
colum rs this week, from which the
pubic will learn that his bread
wagon is still running, and that
the City Bakery is bound to let nc
competing establishment get ahead
of it in this city.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1869-09-02
Public Sale of Personal

Our old friend VIM. Graham,
having determined to "break up
house. keeping" gives notice of a
sale at his residence on the 23d
inst of all his chattel property,
comprising choice stock, valuable
household goods, &c. &c. Sec bis
advertisement.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1869-09-02
Desirable Property at Auction.

The advertisement in another
column, Of Mr.. james B. Steven
son, of Pleasant township, an.
nouucing a public sale 10 take
place at his residence on the 25lt
inst, will attract deserved atten,
tion. The great variety Of stock
produce, and miscellaneous articles
to be offered will present an op
portunity not often excelled, tc
those wishing to mako purchases o
the kind.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1869-09-02
Meeting oil Republican Central


A meeting Of the Republican Cen,
trat. Committee Of Fairfield county
will be held at the Office of the
Lancaster Gazette, on Saturday
Sept. 4th. at o'clock, P. NJ. A full
attendance is earnestly requested
The following are the members Of
the Committee;
Samuel Barr, of G ClearcreeE;
So George Creed, of Amanda;
Jesse Brandt, Sr., of Bloom;
Henry Taylor. of Violet;
= s, S. West, Of Liberty;
John Brandt, Of Greenfield;
James Strobe. of Hooking; ,fr
John Lands, of Madison;
James r. Pearce, Of Berne;
ct. ) McNaghten, of Walnut;
N. McNaghten, of Richland;
II. J. Black, of Rushcreek;
S.A Griswold, G. NJ. Il, Wise,
man, II. G. Drinkle, B. f. Rein
mnnd, city of Lancaster.
A. r. KELLER, Pres.
S. A. GRIswoLD, Sec.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1869-09-02

ExoURsloNIsT KILLED.-A man
fell from one of the excursion
trains returning from the New
Lexington camp. meeting on Sun.
day evening near Amanda, in tbis
county, and was killed, his body
being horribly mangled by the
passage OF the cars over il He
had, it is said, been imbibing some.
thing which it is to be hoped was
not administered to him at the
camp ground. We did not learn
his name or circumstances.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1869-09-02

FINE APPLES Our acknowledg.
ments are due Mr.. HENRY G. VIII.
LIAMsoN, of Amanda township, fol
fine specimens Of the Lady Blush
and Summer SweeI" apple. All
hands participated aud they soon
disappeared.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1869-09-02


CoRREoTIoN.-The announcement,
last week, Of Mr.. John Gebelein as
the Democratic nominee for Land
Appraiser for Hooking township,
was made under the impression
that but one nomination was made
for the township. including the city
Of Lancaster. Mr.. Gebeloin's nom,
| inHation yas for tho city alone,
Judge Jasiah Wright haying been
nominated as the democratic can
'didatO for Lqpd End Appraiser Of Hook.
ihg township,
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1869-09-02

VALUABLE REAL ESTATE, &C.,
FOR SALE,-Judge Lcohner, by ad>
vertisement TO be seen in another
column, offers for sale his valuable
city property, a fine little farm in
this vicinity, and splendid Knabc
Piano.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1869-09-02
Money! Money!!l Money!!!

Wanted, andm be had, in settlement oil
the old Mithoff& Co., Hardware firm accounts,
Those indebted are earnestly invited 10 call on
GA. Mthof or Chas. II. Creed. ono or the
other ofwhom will at all times be found q
their office over the Hardware Store Of MithoH
4 Co., andthey trust 1t will not be necessary
to rereatthis Invitation in la different shape.
June 10, G9--tf
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1869-09-02
Distances from Dresden, o., to
MaySVille, Ky.

MaySviIIe, hy.
We arc indebted to W. W.
GRAVES, Esq, Civil Engineer, for
tho following statement, which
will be found useful for reference:
A comparative staten ent of the
length of the different lines pro.
posed for a Southern Railway con.
nection between Dresden on the
Pan Handle Railroad and Aberdeen
on the Ohio River opposite Mays
vile, KY, with an approximate
estimate of tho number of miles to
build on each line:
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1869-09-02
Saturday, the Eleventh day of Sep.
tember, A. d. 1869,


Saturday, the Eleventh day of Sep.
tember, A. d. 1869,
OF one O'clock, p. NJ. Of said day, the FOL.
loving described Real Estate, situate ~ the
county OF Fairfield and State Of Ohio, to wit:
Known and described by being a part Of Sec
ti0ns No. 20 and 80, in tOWnsh ip No. I6, of
range No. II, bounded and described ~ iol.
lows, to.wlt: Beginning at the northwest cor.
ner Of said section No. 20; thence east 30
chains and II links (39 and ~ to the quarter
section corner: thence south IL chains and
u links "a and 2l) 10 stake; thence Sonth
bll deg. west. 10 chains and 10 links no
and 10y to stake; thence south 43 deg east.
chains and 9i links (3 and 93) to a stake;
thence south h3 deg. west, II chains and Of
links Ql and 9l) 10 n stake; thence north
35R deg. west, chains and 50 links % and
dD) TO white oak corner tree; thence north
b3 deg west CHAINS and so links a and sO)
TO stone; thence north ssH deg west, IS
chains and q links us and 75) TO q stone on
the section lino; thence IN section No. 80 west,
10 chains and 90 links (l6 and 93) 10 n stone;
thence norm 10 chains and 60 links (Ig and
SOY to a stone; thence east 10 GS.1OO chains 70
the beginning, containing 119 s5-lOI acres,
more or less, excepting therefrom grave.
yard lot, estimated to contain "a Of an acre,
APPRAISED at thrty-eght hundred dollars,
Terms Of sale-One.third in hand, one third
IN one ~ year, and one.third In two (z) Years
from the day OF sale, with interest on defer.
red payments fr)m day Of sale, deferred pay.
mentss 20 be secured by a mortgage on said
premises.
DANIEL swARTZ,
Admr. OF NoAh Friesner, decd.
August IL, lSG9.-5w2l
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1869-09-02
1 8 6 O.!

In no previous year has there been such
Y strong competition among all the leading
sewing Machine Manufacturers Of this country
and Europe as the present. At all the prlp.
cipal Exhibitions and FAIRS they met and con :.
tested FOR the Prem um on Family Sewing Ma
chlnes. and the result was unanI m ously in IA
vor OF the Florence Reversible Feed Lock-
stitch Family Sewing Machine. II ltrcceIved the
First and Highest Prize as the best Family
Sewing Machine Mt the following Exhibitions,
VIZ: Exposition Universelle. Paris: American
Institute Fair, New YORK; New England Agri-
cultural Fair, at Providence, r. L.; the New
York State Fair, at Buffto the Great nnnal
FAIRS OF New England, viz; that OF the Me-
chan,cs Association, at Lowell, Massachusetts,
ana the FAIR OF the Maryland Institute, at Bal
tlmore, which closed four.weeks session on
TIE 18th OF November, the superiority of the
FLORENCE was agaln confirmed nv the Com
mittee on SewInG Machines. who unanimously
awarded TO it the GOLD MEDAL" the high
est Prize the Institute confers.
1t would seem a. il this success sion OF tri.
umphs should he sufficient TO convince every
unrreindced person Of the great superiority
of tho FLoRENc E overall others as Il Family
Sewing Machine
written warranty is given tn the purchaser,
that the Machine WILL DO ALL that is claim
ed for It, and should 1t fll, II will be taken
back, and the MONEY REFUNDED.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1869-09-02
Franklin County Fair!
WILL BE HELD AT
COLUMBUS, OHIO,
ON THE
9TH, Sth, 9th and 10th
Of September, 1869.

PREMIUMS LARGE and oOmpe =
tIOn open 10 the World.
Entries free excepting for Sweepstakes
Running, Pacing and TrottinS premiums, for
which 10 per cent. will be charged.
The Hooking Valley Railroad will carry pas
sengers to and from Columbus at HALF
FARE.
The Friend Street Railroad runs to the
Grounds.
aug. 2s '6o-st-23.