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Death of Hon. John r. Kennedy.
Hon. JouN PRNDEEroX KENNEDY, Of
Baltimore, died at Newport, r. l., Thurs
day. He IS well known to'the country as
MrFILLMoRE's Secretary Of the Navy, but
better Us the genial author Of a number
of popular stories, chief among which
were Horseshoe Robinson" and " swal-
low Barn" Il has been many years since
NIr. KENNEDY was prominently DetOrethe
public, 24Tehad lived many years in ele-
CANT retirement, had reached ripe old
age, and was widely esteemed for his
many estimabIe qualities. Hon. JOIN W.:
KENNEDY, Of CharIestown, Jefferson
county, is a nephew Of the deceased.
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.HE LATEsT AND CHOICEST.

sEA MOSS PGREE-ssId % be very, ape tOl
y. DesS1EtS and an elegant and dainty
flt dish for the sick. IN. u
CoX'S SPARKLING GELATLSE-cAn Old A.
TuTile With the lEdles IoT Je4lies-
,s.. >. bright elsar and beautiful
SUPERIOR SHERRY RIIiR-JpAt the Article
Is5S 70 Hs6 with COx'A Gelattne-oG Eteh
and luscious hGT0I.
BAKERS COC0A-Warr1ntRd Pure, delicious
DdantTftibuG beverage.
HR0KRRS PARGNA-PrepAred especially TOT
inynIldS and children.
AyGCSTURA BITTERS-The genuine article
~ fOr ladies and children In feeble
WINE or PEPsfS-The mbst perfect remedy
~ for indigestion and dyspepsia.
CORN STARCH-Fur Pudding and CuStaFts.
splendid desert, either Alone OF
With Berries.
Al LAUGHLE. SMITH d CO..
juulI Wholesale DrpEgists, Main St
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Military Opinion of the French
, SituatfOn.I q a.."t.::-
| New York corresnondent Of I

A New York correspondent Of the Gin
clnhsti Quite, writing Friday evening
says; $500 49,, No. - (, y.
Several military men, commenting on
the war to-day, considered the situation as
more favorable 70 France than several
days ago, Notwithstanding the recent dc.
feats. They argue that the Russians,
advancing iRtp France without siege
trims an, leaving seyernl rtifed, places
behind them, can not escape annlhilation
in case Of defeat, while the French can
sustain several more defeats without dc.
structiop. 4 The French army Al Chalons
Is being increased by the Garde Mobile
and troops from southern and western
parts OF the Empire, while the Prussians
are diminishing their numbers in battle
and can not get endorsements. ;g-
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NGPoLEON dsCredlts the saying that
there Is nothing in name, and lIc regards
Metz and Steinmct1 'as the ScyllH and
ChSFytlIs OF his Empire, since between
thg two he has certainly come to grief, q
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-, FOR sHERWR. -NllorS Ia.eLIS0sn.
49, az: You will please announce John
Howell q Clay Township. q An Independent
Candidate loE76heTta Of Ohio County Al the en-
suing election; subject 70 no Star Chamber die.
tAtion NOT packed Convention.
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QUARTERNAsTEn GENERALLY OFTIEI, !.a'
WASHINGTON, D. O., 17th August, 1870. 1


=. oUARTERHAsrEn GERERAL'S oFY1rE,i -
WARRINGTON, D. O., 17th August, 1870.
Proposals for supplying Trees and Shrubs for
Ornamental planting Of the National Cemeteries
are invited from nurseries and gardeners In good
standing. ~ ~ VI
and delivered at the railroad station most con.
ventcnt 10 the garden or nursery. Bills and bills
Of ladlng, properly addressed, to be furnished.
The freight will b paid by tho United States,
and the bills will be settled upon receipt OF the
trees and shrubs at the places 10 which they may
be consigned.
The orders will be giVn by the Ut1eH Ia charge
Of National Cemeteries In this once upon estI.
mates orrequIsIdohs from local officers.
1t Is suggested that the most convenient form
Of proposal win be 4 printed catalogue, with
such discount ON tho whole OF on any classes or
kinda Of plants As the proprietor may be willing
purchases win be made wherever most advau.
tAVeOus to the United States upon tho bases Of
the proposals thus received.
There are about eighty go National Military
Cemeteries scattered over the whole United
stateS; and Ioms planting will probably ba need.
Proposals should be- sealed and addressed to
the QNartermaster Generals Once, marked
Proposals for Trees and Shrube;" aud they will
be opened At noon on tho 10Th Of September,
1870. y. 9: MEIGS,
QHarterT1ABter General,
AuR9O Brevet Major General, o. 8. A.
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REPUBLICAN STATE TICKET.

REPUBLICAN, STATE TICKET
EoE 00VEEEoR,
WILLIAM z. STEVENSON.
OfWood County.
tEcKE7AEr OF 7HE sTATE,
JAMES. Il. PIPES.
OF NnlUhAIl County.
AUDITOR.
THOMAS ,BoGGEsS.
OF Roaue County.
TEEAsUHEE,
JAMES A. NACAULEY.
OF Ohio County.
ATroKSEY oErERAl,
A. BOLTON CALDWELL,
OF Ohio County.
yuDOE srrHEME coUET OF APPEALA.
JANRS II. BROWN,
OF HAHawha County.
ron cOxaEEss-Y1RgT DISTEICT,
NATHAN GOPF, il,
OF HGTlS0n County.
ron cUsOn1ss-sEeoxD DISTRICT,
JAMES C. NrGREw,
OF Preston County.
ToR coXoEESS-THrRD DISTRICT,
JOHN s. wITCIIER.
1oR sTA7E sEzATx-YmsT DISTRICT.
JOHN c. HERyRY,
or Ohio County.
Ohio County Republican Ticket
ron HorEE or DElEgLTES,
EDWARD u. ATKINSON,
JOHN 3. HUBBARD.
WILLIAM L. PARKINSON. l
FoR sHERIYT.
RICHARD =. BROWN,
FOR CLICK or THE CIRCUIT COUNT,
SAMUEL D. NcCuLLoCH.
PoR REcoEpEE,
JOHN ". sHULTZ.
POR PnOIEcuTISO ATTORNEY,
GEORGE b CALDWELL
YoR ABsEssORs,
CITY DistTiet-RLIJAH DAY. 1T
Co1utyf~ JOSEPH WADDELL-
COUNTY SURVEYOR,
J. D. wH1THAH.
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A French View ofthe Situatiou---The
Change of Front Success. ,7a5'
MN YonK. Angust lQ

..-...-,.,.-f NV 1OHhI august ~.
Private adviccs say that the French
line is established in . magnificent posi-
ton, the right resting at Chalons, the cen
ter at Yerdun, and the left al Metz The
change Of front from the line Of the 30:
selle Inns beena brilliant success though
performed under the constant attacks oil
the ,Prussians. Since Sunday last The
fighting has been continuous, and the loss.
Ell will exceed one hundred Thousand men.
Forty thousand are reported. Inns du com.
bal IN tile engagements at Mars Ia Tour.
D The Prussians are fighting desperately,
and their losses far exceed those Of the
French but they Ottnumber the latter near.
" two; to one, and tits believed they are
following General Grants plan Of attritIOn,
endeavoFing to wear the French out. Tho
adyiccs further say thdt in sensible phi.
vate circles lin London; and De the militia.
ry clubs, the reports Of the terrible de.
feats Of the French. md certain capture Of
Paris, Is regarded as utterly absorb. = II.
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New Advertisements.

Opened but recently for purposes Of LnstHue.
ton this Institution has alreadI attained very
extensive range Of patronage and support.
Il pOeaeat9S tAe ADsSt gr0RpdS and baEdIngS IN
the State.
meat 81 Colie:iSte and Scientific Study.
special advantages for thorough acquisition
Of he Modern language, the Study Of Geology,
and othcr hrauehei IN the interest q ASLieal;
Chemistry Taught according to the new and
only correct system.
TeSehers' Class every Spring Term.
A Thluable Cabinet and APp1FAtus. ys.
TUITION, nom &fS 70 81 per year. 80,
December 9Th. Spring, March 2lft,
Commencement Juhe l6Ih.
Send for CataloEue. = u
GEO. C. STCRGLSS,
Secretary Board Of Regents.
NpRGANFowS, ". IA, July %, 1917.
NIX nix a gT n q Jy.'aG !s'g GuEt6
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

~ HURRAH FUR OHIO cOuSTT-siill
one more for SHEEIY .-HaITG EdtiOTT: Pie14S
announce WuLIAN c. PEcEa4 he WoEkinEmGn'i
CEu3idGie fR sheriff subject 70 the deeiFi0n q,
IT D9meelrts Of Ohio CG1uIy, on the 9Th dSy
Of Oe1obtES 1s59,
Gae8' MANY VOTERS,
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R1POR SHERIFF. Editor, I4ts4igeNetr:
dA Please announce me - the People,
CandIdSte for the SheFidAlty OF Ohio County.
ITR5-S HENRY COSAST.
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- fttgrVe5-tAe ERtaRt9mHys-YOO viii
~ please announce JAS. y. CHAENocE,
thS .BlGe1nIIh. a. the Peoples candidate for
SHnRUY OF Ono CoCETT, q the enaHl6g Slee-
wHEHIT0, v. Va, July 10, 1870. jyis
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COMPETITION OPEN TO ALL.
~ .I.1iigIffii :
PlrrtlpnraTArtrdlr.A aeu.t ssLh.

FHSHRHlSta!sttsa!AyS e 3 i ~ -SIA.
Ei q b SSss 81 5ps.f 9S g az
Second Raee-TroEtInc: Purse SIS-Ist horse
$50 and ID horse SIS. Nile heats, ) In To
harDeaa:A L2!EioCqL i.gT ! =,
!. Second Day--REi44y. AggIlt ssth.
First Raee-RunnIng; PuSe &S0-lst horse go,
ID horse SO HALF NiIe heats, In 5, catch
weights Jfi&Eh Tg-I SfTLI l1 sFaE
second Rsee-Purse &lOO-Ist horse go. ID horse
$25, Sd horse SIS. Por riders or drivers. trot-
ting or pacing horse, riding o. driving closest
to &lGlO Threa heals averaged gr.g III,
Third Bay Saturday, August s7th.
First Race -Rlnning; two mile dash TO rule: let
horse $75, ID horse S2S..; TE.t a i".c!
Second RSeeLPaeins; Pnne $75-Iss horse $50,
ID hOFEe $49.!ii Girn ag .l-
Three or more entries 70 All; two 70 start.
,GOpd ,stAblIug and accommodations on the
Eatfies eSose on the StOund the asy previous
to the nc6.i.i rfgg II ut WsG-
Single AdmIEsIon . - ........:.... &c.,
r Tickets for the thres dAys..........: 81 e. i,
augl7 ] J,F.RAYE0LDS, Proprietor.
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w EDLoCK.-THE BASIS OF
w Civil soeIety.-RsSsyS for Young Men, on
The honor and happiness Of Marriage, and the
evils and. dangers Of CelIbssy-with sanitary
hejp tcE the attainment q man Eus petition in
life. Sat hse, In sealed envelopes. Address,
HovABD ASSOCIATIONS. Boz P, Philadelphia, p
mG9fd&W. 4 -. a. - = 49,.
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Ten per cent entrance upou Al the iOO's' e.
cept purses for Silver Plate, which are NJ,
Entries to close At 9 O'Clock on the eTe9llEPI u,
Nous 10 the EAce. Entries can b mS9s ~ AZ
cover at the ONCE on the grounds dg'iIg !nev vi,
or at the ONCE Of tho President No. IlaA -, ~
street, Wheeling. Three entries to aA A0' wv
10 stunt. 1,,,.A
The above TrOttIne Races will Be eoDdsS4sSS ~
under the rules Of the National Ass9ciSuo0' 'A'
Running Races under the BuckcTe kaleS "a
horse distanclnG the DE- VII. BE- saH my ~,
receive the dr8t money only. Whe:S on ", ~ \.
horses start the third premium viii ." "
awarded. r,,.
In case OF uniAvorablc weather. OF othe Il. III
VoidAblc causes, the Society shall have nI ttts,.
to postpone any Of the above p1''eb 20 'S''''
dime, upon giving notice thereof; VA ,n,,.
Heats in each days raceS Will oe ea''e0 "''
pAtely.
RECTORs., ,,t
Thos. HoEnbrook, JACOB nS'SS'
A. J. Pannell, JONI b,s,"f
Anton ReymAnn, y; l. St
Thos. Pollock, j. n'2T;
John McLure, WE. = .n.t,sl
John A. Armstrong, = n P''''''''
Samuel Mcclellan. ,,
THOS. HORNBROOk, FREs'pGIT ~
JOHN BISHOP, sEcRETART.
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TN THE MUNICIPAL COURT OF
L Wheeling. August Rules, 1870. = fHn
IOui Sab. :. HUMPHREYS HnlPl Attachment 7.

william Z. Downing. In Assump P IL d
The object Of this suit Il TO recover from the
said william R Downing the sum OF $500 % due
ifom him TO the plaintiff for service rendered and
work and labor done In keeping house for said
defendant, and the costs Of this suit And AM
dayit having been fled IN this cause that the de.
fendsntI William R, Downing, h noR-neSldent
or the State Of West Virginia, on motion Of the
defendant, William R. Downing. do GppeAr with.i
in one month afIer he date Of The drst pRblieA'
ton hereof, to-Wit: within one month amer the
18th day Of Aus Just, 1910, and do Wh1tofs ntCtE5'
hry to protect lis inIGIest In tine suit s-
Teste: A. H. -CHAPLINE, Clerk.
". r. 4 D. L. HUBBARD, P. Q. augll4w
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No. 12-NcLure House pure, ". ?. GSetTtt1 1,S
Co., proprietoCs, premium. fnu 80 ~.
Pitcher and Goblet iOr Running hW 9SIs
Mares or Geldings; mile heau, 0s"
8 catch weights,
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PROPOSALS. I FOR TREES AND
L SHRUBS POR. NATIONAL MILITARY
HRNTETRRIESl a.|f.9. tT.. 'EHiVli.sI. &, .#. II
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No. ll-StaIum and Kelm House purse, Pst1iiITln
$50 for the fastest Mule undes The NeuE
mile heStS, best Sins.
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tBy. Authority OF the GoveEnor.l
mo. SO. ] Joint Resolution Proposing
an Amendment to the Constitution
of the State. s.,.'..
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Fourth Day-sasurday, Stps. litA.

No. lO-Dailsy's City Hotel parse, John DAiley.
proprietor, premium, Value $i9 sNa
Bet for fastest TroltinE Double Tam "
wagon; mile heats, bCsi Sin )
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New Advertisements.

DANCY Flour. 4
ioo BsrFrls PoIjOck's IudianAJ NEIIs. Eresh
9nound Jugt received and for eAle By
ESSSSS n. REILLY.
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r ISL OF LETTERS REMAINING
IL unclaimed in the Post Once At Wheeling, |
on Monday, August a, lS70 rs-,y IA
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No. s.-Premium 800 for TrOsdng HontA
Mares OF GeldIngS, IN harness, h1t haze
never beaten $50 In pablo, mile asAa,
best sins. SIS to dTit horse, - 70 ~
u on6.
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No. 9.-Promium 500 tor RunnIn: Horse; no
mile heats, best IN s $50 . hES
horse, 500 70 second, 80 70 third
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New Advertisements.
EPISCOPAL HIGH SCHOOL,
FAIRFAx'coUNTY, VA.

The TWenty.Seae Session begins SEFTEN
M 4lSi, Ia7, and ends JrSE 9lSI, 1871. TeTms,
81 - an9am. sc e1tras.
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1aea1' #; 1EE1A 7t nS:3"u!p 2ifC mn
~. --------... - 49,. :. ~ L--- I
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KNowLEDGE.-ignoran is continual
check to sound rational enjoyment. fgnos
rance is the night of winter, long and
dreary. knowledge is the summers day,
bright and cheerful. All men may become
acquainted with the exalting influence of
knowledge. All may be well instructed in
their profession. Every man may, by
patience and diligence, procure for himself
an interesting companion through life, aud
a cheerful attendant in the evening of his
DAYS. There is no time scarcely, and no
kpowledge would be intrusive or injurious.
1t is a preventive of idleness and the mis-
employmasftJ of time. 1t cheers man in
trouble, rfeSepves him from imaginary evil,
and gives him feeling of independence.
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FATHER DE SMET.-Rev. Father De Smet,
the Indian Missionary, lately left Sioux
City to visit all the Indian stations. He is
not sent by the Government. He goes in
compliance with a promise he made when
he was up there East to visit them this year,
promise and secure the lasting confidence
the Indians have reposed in his words.
Father De Smet is to-day what Father
Marquette was in the earlier days of the
Countrywide friend of the Indian and the
white race, and he enjoys the fullest con-
the conflict RACES in the war between the
whites. and Indians, Father De Smet is as
welcome in the wigwam and war council
of the Indian IS in the pale-face camp. He
has devoted thirty years of his life to the
Indians all over the West, and it is doubt
full if there be a tribe to whom he is not
known. There is, be believe, no man on
the American soil who understands the
peculiarities of the Indian character as well
as does Father De Smet. He knows them
for half fe-time, and never knew one of
them to violate treaty yet Father De
Smet, as our readers are aware, was sent
up the river with the Peace Commissioners,
two years ago, and his aid was very. effec-
tive in ratifying treaty, that some party
seems to have violated just now. Father
De Smet, is a venerable clergy seventy
years of age, and peculiarly adapted by his
education and appearance for an Indian
missionary. Thirty years ago he was sent
among the Pottawattamies and all the In
dian tribes westward of the Rocky Noun
tains, where his labors to preserve peace
and inculcate the rudiments of Christianity
had most salutary and influencing effect.
The labor was too much for one man, but
he did more than mans share. Later,
Father De Smet, having labored more con-
centratedly among the Indians in Kansas,
has succeeded in civilizing them to an ex-
tent astonishing even to the Government.
There is the Usage Mission, in Kansas,
forty miles from Fort Scott, and st. Mary's
Mission, above Topeka, which are thriving
teachers, and everything tending to make
the Indians and whites prosperous and
happy, and much respected by the Gov
ernment.-Pr Protestant Exchange.
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ter and ooo.r in s.nna. than Rls..tns ss ss,,.s
and . half VIII buy enough 70 ooves ono 11e1le1-
eq ra 80 an, .aS,s...a To- 70
o'''', .1's- ~ T.o,.seson.
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II 70 either xo.aar or ss...hinr Board win
~ .s.. s,,s nrom ua, astsnsson.
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AAA''AN anu fso COAL TAR. IN BARRELS.
We beg to refer g sns a1'.0ssns
NEW ORLEANS, March S, 1870.
Mr.. EDWARD THOMPSON: s.s@8
sir-I examed yesterday the Plastic Slate Roof
road Depot corner taharPe ana & & 49,
take IN S na ann 81 H. sontS e nd
~ the s
use e the rst ass sss nsSs
vs,,,n. oorp,I q bnnaia snd ccna streets
evening 0''ne' u DuA'A -. ~ SS,'- 's
1h. to certify that ssT 4 osaaans
.sss az
most sn sassiisns rooans material
ils5ts md durable roofing. and the water
~ new NH go sanu ~: aS,c
pss IL
united S1tss n s.S 0ssS ". -
and q sss $40 ass
S;ce have had occasion to use nearly every rods
metar;a al knoWn a. Che presenf dav ana have
fancy in saying that my opinion. . des
tined to become ieadinf Are and waterproof rooinf
| for every description Of Suilding 9sTl -
would also state o. Of wood It - most
| erceient THE Compaly covered. during The 1azoe
month Tor this department., one hundred and twenty
eouarea Of weather. boarding. protccticn ARainsS
| Are - - - 49,
| From observations from time time an aatisAed
protects 1t likewise nom decay and tnat wood wei.
coated with this maternal VIII iass longer Imam covered
I with any pigment with which ann Ac9uaintod
a. -BECkW1TH,
| Brevet Major General United Stases Army
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NEW ORLEANS, September %, 1853.
hereby certify that tbs Southern Plastic Slate coH
Company put . roof my dwelling, % Tchouptculss
street February a. Said roof has proved perfectly
sound and good and cordially recon- mend # and ta
attest to tts merttH x ChA1a1NnSS JeWetetS
Nav ~ u
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ROOFING FOR STEAMBOATS,.

NEW ORLEANS, january 10, 1870
Mr.. EDWARD THOMPSON Secretary Southern Plastic
Slate Roofing Company:
Dear Strive take pleasure In stating that having
covered one of our boats with your Plastic Slate We
found 1t to answer the purpose well and so much bot
ter than other material known to that we have
since covered tive boats with it and with the same
satisfactory results. Respectfully.
sff s. TUPPER, n
President Attakapas Mail Transportation CompanyS
Owners steamers Warren Belle, Minney Avery,
Anna L. ...
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NEW ORLEANS September g, 1858
Eighteen months ago The Solther Plastic Slate Roof
ing Company put roof my premises, cornor Peter
and Bienle streets which proved satisfactory that
have since had two moro put fully ndefse the
above statement and shall not hesitate to Il when
ever may need strongly recommend tt 10 all who
JOSEPH A. BROWN, Lumber Merchant
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NEW ORLEANS, January g. 1870.
This is to certify that in August 1893 the Southern
Plastic Slate Roofing Company covered building for
with their roofing and since then have bad them to
me entire satisfaction In my opinion Plastic Slate
most excellent fire and water proof roofing material,
and adapted any style Of building
1t makes o light and durable ROOFING, and the water
A-'.' - - f' JOHN 4. COLLINS, Builder.
3l6 Carondsiet street.
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PREMIuM AWARnRp

At the Second Annual Louisiana State Far. held In
january 1863 this Rocag was awarded the Blue RIB
bon and committee OF Sic Builders appointed 70
amino it's meri reported that in their opinion it was
the Best they had seen. = y fss4As