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EyThe cheese and butter produced
in Ohio during the years 1868, was:
1867. 1868.
Lbs of butter, 34,S33,445 37,005,37S
Lbs. of cheese, 19,9S5,4Se l7,S14,599
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E9A bill has been introduced in the
Ohio Legislature increasing the salaries
of. Prosecuting Attorneys.
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A little schoolboy, named Bailey, was
fatally crushed, on the 18th ult, by the
fall of "a limb of q tree,in Linn township,
Kenton County, Ohio.
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" o O d s F. I e L D..
U0U have been bumbugged so often 5y get
/ ting bad pictures and getting your
watches spoiled; but this workman is from
Philadelphia, aud has had nine years expert
ence in photograpning, and six years expert.
ience in the Rlgin Watch Factory; he feels as
sured he can give perfect satisfaction in pho-
tographing and watch repairing. His prices
are: fe f4 f4a+F
One Single Picture % Cents
Photographs .................Sl 90
9 s..s.......asls0 0es
l2 ..............,... 8, 9pr
A person ordering IL photographs will draw
prize worth from 81 5otoSI5 90. The arti-
cles to be drawn are Watches, Clocks, Fine
Jewelry of all designs, Albums, Penknives,
Gold and Silver Rings, and hundreds Of other
articles-the leas: articles 1rawn are worth
81 so to SIS 90,
w II C HI M a X Il R
The artist is also practical Matchmaker. he
has constantly on hand Watches Clocks aud
Jewelry. He has had six years experience In
the Rlgin Watch Factory. His prices sre:
Watch cleaning. .........s. ..s....5vof,
Mainspring 60cs3
Case spring. .65ots
Crystal 20c,s
Clock cleaning. ng............-....... ..s.. .tOcfl
Give him trial and you will never regret itsl
If you want good photograph come on neEY
cloudy day. Children under years should.
come between the hours Of o and 3 on clear
days. D. SHUT, e
Photographer and Jewelsf. Aae
INK! INK! INK!!
The finest jet black ink in the known world
is made by D. Shut, Matchmaker and Photo
grapher. ALI wanting ink should call at his
establishment, opposite Minsterman's Hotel,
Woodsfeld, Ohio. feblY
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[From the St. Clairsville Gazette, 9th ult.l

IVIl VIIe 0V' IIIe o''tAcUtc' II UH UIU.
BY invitation a large number of. Ma
sons with their wives, mothers, sisters
and daughters, assembled in the large
and handsomely fitted up Masonic Hall
on Friday evening last to witness the in
stallation of the Chapter, and to partake
of a collation. gotten up for the occasion.
1t was very pleasant time and all seem
cd to enjoy themselves. The Hall here
is pronounced one of the largest and
finest in the State.
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The decrease in number from 1865 to
1869 was 1,416,209
Decrease in value same time, $4,045,029
Decrease in average value, 2lc
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Eg Massachusetts has more women
than men.
Canada has more men than women.
Wouldn't a draft il c;nada restore the
natural balances
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ES-In the following table will be
found the number and value of hogs, in
Ohio, for 1868 and 1869:
1858. 1862 DifFrcence
No. Hogs ,Sl2,57s 1,455,963 Deer 36,629
Value, $6,275.S29 SS,u30,262 In. $1,754, ABB
Average, So 46 So 81 So 05
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We give it up. Cotton-feld negroes
hare as much sense as some white men.
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yew Photograph Gallery

NEW wATcHMAKEE
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Give to Belmont, Guernsey, Noble
and Monroe each 400 square miles, and
there remains but 255 for the new coun-
ty--being but little over half the consti-
tutional minimum.
Any attempt to crewd these four coun-
ties back upon the counties behind them,
will involve the necessity of an aflirma-
tive vote in all the counties thus affected !;
so that to obtain the requisite territory
half the counties in eastern Ohic would
have to consent to the project.
Let this little abortion be buried with
out delay. l
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EEThe following shows the number
and value of mules, in Ohio in 1868 and

1865 1869. Difference.
Mules, 25,4l1 25,020 Decrease 39l
Value, $f,697, 465 S1,740,4S7 Inc. S43.022
Average, S66 50 $50 % - rs
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The number of sheep reported in

Ohio, in a series of years, is as follows
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1870-02-01

EyThe number and value of cattle, in
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Administrators Notice.

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A comparison with the previous year
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Close In.

Awrtter, who subscribes himself "Ex4z
RED.," in the Raaarha Republican, the
leading Democratic paper of the South.
west, makes this sharp point against the
organ here: '@l ,''4e.t
9 ItSwiIl doubtless be remembered by
many OF our citizens that at tho Demo.
cratic Convention, last June, Major Frank
Hereford moved the adoption Of certain
resolutions endorsing and accepting the
only legal proposition that has ever been
before tho people Of West Virginia to
abolish prescription and enfranchise the
distranChised. whereupon Lewis Baker &
Co., set up a'terriblc howl and rejected the
proposition; and they afterwards spent
several weeks prowlfng about the high!
ways and hedges, proclaimiDg to the
people that the plan proposed for re-
licving the oppressed was too slow, that
itlw0uld take one ortwo years to accomps
liSh tho object by that method; but, said
they, N'giVe rs tho power, give Us the
Legislature. and we will give you some.
thing better; we'll travel shorter route;
we'll pass an act allowing everybody to
vote; we don't need any amendment" ut
the same time demanding u free ballot
for white men and the inlmedidt6 enact
ment ot such measures as will secure it"
In the Eaco OF oil this, Lewis Baker and
Company, after due conside derRtiOn, con-
cludcd 10 change base, and on the 10th ult,
published one of. their able editorials in
the Wheeling Register, beginning In the
EO11nUytnN utrOin.
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GERRYMANDERlSG. The Pal ltaR GG.
.stto Of September 9sth, just received, hns
a long editorial on "The Art Of Gerry
wandering" which, 1t says, Americans
have long been adopts in, and then pro.
ceeds 10 show how 1t has for many years
been the practice in England to swlndle
maiorities out Of their real importance by
q crafty combination Of electoral districts.
The Pal Mall Gazctts states that the art
was derived from certain Colonel Jerc.
miah NIander, who, either through genius
or experience, had shown considerable
ability in the practice. The PHI Nal,
however, has made mere guess at the
derivation Of the phrase which in reality
was corcoctcd in Massachusetts, by tho
Federalists In 1919 in derision Of tho cleo.
tion districts laid out by Elbridge Gerry,
tho G being pronounced hard. One par,
ticul0r district Id eastern Massachusetts.
laid out on the territory in tho Vicinity oi
Cape Cot, presented the appearance q
nondescript animal, and q Gurlesquc map
Of the territory was published with claws
and head added. L0ssings History OF the
War Of 1912 gives . fac amtle Of this map
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DIR. GARpSER England has made q Gu
rl0us discovcry,lviz: That leaves Of the
coffee plant may bc substituted for those
Of tea without any considerable loss ofthc
peculiar properties belonging to the latter.
Dr, G., in examining at d grocer's shop a
great variety Of teas noticed that one chest !
labelled "Assam Tea" had q very pecu.
liar appearance. On his purchasingBome,
he found It to be prepared coffee leaves
These were in small fragments, not rolledt
being too harsh for that operation, but
convenient icr measuring With Q spoon
and yielding q. strong, pleasant Infusion,
acceptable 10 many on account OF It's COM
paralive cheapness. oriaa t,sas f'Hosals
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SAN FRANCIsCo.
Eos. Los Of the s.ea5.maes,r! Z, ~ Continental.
\ SAN FnANC1sCo, October "A.

1'fI.l' z. < SAN, ,FRANC1sCo, October IA.
The Continental left 1Iazatlan witlia
full compliment Of passengers, $14O, 900
treasure; 100 tons Of salt and d large mail,
Scptem6er2. On tho 9Th she encounter
ed a severe gale on the Gulf, and sprung q
leak. The pumps were constantly worked
for two hours, but Of no avail. AT 0 o'clock
on tho morning Of tho Both, the water
reached tie furnaces, putting out tile fires.
There were, no hopes Ofsavingt the vessel,
and It was Abandoned. Six boats loaded
with people, showed of. Seven passengers
and the second cook refused 10 leave, and
went down with the steamer, Two boats
arrived ut Cape St. Twees tho evening Of
thGS0th. The next morning two other
boats landed. The same evening the re-
maindcr arrived near Cape st, Twccs.
The following is q list Of the lost. Emanu-
el Rubio, Of AIazatlan; Jose Moras, San
Luis Potost; J. B. Little, Of Martinez, and
three ATexieans, names unknown. The
rest OF the passengers and portion OF tho
crew are on the steamer Colorado andwill
behefei Spndaynext.a Thcbalanco Of the
crow Grc On tho gunboat Asslpee. The
Continental, treasure and mails arc total
loss. "a I'll "a as
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Cincinnati Market.

''tft'7' '4' S.'"I CRoMNATI, October II.
CoTroN-DulI; mildllugS 1870. s.'ioI E'h
-ELoUR-U Unchanged family s. 6095 70. .sa''s
GRA1N-WheatS Dull at $I1001 r.. Corn
Dull, old. Bt1bSc; new 44655e: iOats-Dull; re-
jectCd 8sO37c; grade 41@45c. Barley-Un.
changed; flll 81 'fo0l 49, Iowa spring Fl 100
GRocEREs- Coffee Firm at1s6aac. Sugar
Steady; Porto Rico 120l3hc. gol9Gi 20 lgfIgH.s
oILs-Llnseed OIl-Dnll and prices dropping at
0Oc. Lard oll.Dcmand light, but holders arm;
extra 81 1TGDl 20. '71tT GH
EG0s-Firm ut 28c. t3il RlH, rsHat- -,r
BUTTER-Firm at 33637c. al lrH.al's' Il
7 CHKESE-Flrm.
sEEpsaclOyer sccd77npll and prices shade
Provisions Quiet and weak; opened firm but
closed dull PoFk-$$q 76lDg6 90. Bulk Meats
WlnBxT-Dull and unsettled at sIl6S5c asked.
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The Latest News.
THE ELECTIONS.
PENNsYLVANIA.

a...a HARRIsBURG, October a. =,
From the incomplete returns Of the
legislative vote tic Republican majority
in the State Senate is reduced to one, and
in tho House to twelve. The official
count 70 be made to-day. may alter this n
t5''i5'i Pa11ADEIp1rG, October IA. VI
In tho 10th Congressional District, My.
ers, Democrat, has 80 majority in Bedford
county by the Offlcihl count. I. In the 54l
Congressional District official returns hive
been received from Bucks county. Har-
mer. Republican, IS elected to Congress by
100 majority. s,e..ya,,.... I'd ~.
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ALFRED CALDWELL,
lll Commissioner In ChanceFy OF said Court .hi'
N. RIonARDsoX AND JAMES r, Rooms, - q,
bct10.M " Solicitors for Comb lAihantl
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The nowly discovered silver region,
forty miles northwest Of Denver, Is mt.
tFacting a large immigration from other
mining localities. The pSrmanency Of
the richness Of the mines are believed to
be undUubted. Thirty.clght ledgcS have
been uncovered, proving unusually rich.
These discoveries may properly attract
tho attention Of miners or'tho precious
metals, but those who are digging coal, or
even potatoes, at q given price, very otten
realize more not profits In the course 81. o
year than do those directly hunting after
gold and silver, and certainly. avoid many
OF the privatlons to which Tie latter ore
necessarily subjected 10 q Wild and almost
anlnhabited country lf i.5 "
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t. > HH# j
THE VIRGINIA DEBT.-Wc have several
times given full particulars concerning
tho Virginia State bonds, about Which "a
Constant Reader" inquiries, In this col
umn under date OF 2Oth July, VIC publish
ed an interesting letter from prominent
member Of tue Virginia House Of Dele!
yates, IN which he promises that tho Gen.
eral assembly, at the session commencing
this month, will make full provision Tor
funding the accumulated interest into a
six per cent. fund, and for regular pay
ments orthe interest hereafter, The wri.
ter oftllat letter is n member Of the FL
ndncc Committee, and claims to have can.
vassed tho whole body, and to understand
their views. We have always believed
that tho back interest will be funded, and
the whole debt recognized and fully paid.
West Virginia has promised to assume her
share Of the old debt, and this will relieve
the old State of q part Other financial bur.
dcns, tho delay in this work, and the fear
oGiurthef Reconstruction" measures, and
perhaps of partial rcpudiation, is the only
reason We know Of for the low price At
which the bonds have been selling. Few
capitalists like TO pile away their money
where the principal. .is,not recognized by
some annual payment or attenpEat pay
ment, especially when investments that
nav o handsome annual return are so free
" offered on every side. Our own faitlI
in these State securities has never ialter'
ed, and holders who have taken them a
the low rates, and can have patience, will
not probably regret their investment <
Journal of Commerce.. M -lafs.,
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opcrations Around Parls.
n y LoNpoN, October IL.


THERE'S q violent resistance in all the
French channel ports to tho shipment Of
food Ia any form. F .
Tho terrible artillery fire Of fort Mont
Valerieu lias swept the country round
about for d Circuit Of six kilometres. The
Prussian works llAve been destroyed, and
NIL tic batteries tho PrusSlans have sought
to erect against Mont Valerien have been
annihilated. Chaleon and Meudon have
also been destroyed. The Prussian en-.
rincesftS have been driven from Clairmont,
Mention, Mont Retsul, Villajuif and
CaiChemboth, and recovered byi'ilhe
French. " On the the north the PruSsians
have been driven back as lar rs Dcuil and
Bouneuit. The entire PeninsulGr around
GcnnevilIicrs have been freed from the
Prusslaus by several strong cavalry recon.
nOtsanccs, and Is now I'M French hands
again. On the cast Of Paris a lively can.
nonade has been maintained towards
Bondy. The Prussians have also been
driven from Qhampagny, more than three
miles east Of VinCennes. Tho PrusBiRn
circle around Paris Is therefore expand
luB u!AlY lhsSsAAI Eh'SuAtAu0taIl&t'huu tue
Parisiaps ar. greatly encouraged
Couft martial III the Pfassiau lines
makes short work Of deserters. The credit
tor. Gtming tho German people has been
raised 10 twenty.thrEe million. Prince
Charles occupies tie tlIousG. Of The Prince
Of MoshowG, The Royal headquarters
are ut tho wust 6t tho '6eleagued city and
those Of The Crown Prince tithe east, S,'
.qli saCceSSfaI SGFties at, Metz. .fp,l-
.,o.a,,ai ,Is,e'il "a i,,. ToUls oEto66r Z.
Nothing has been received; to-day from
Orleans or Paris, " A. dispatch from. the
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EDUCATIONAL.
RET8ANY COLLEGE :.

~. u /.
The Thirtieth Session Of this InstltutOn viii
and terminate on the 18th Of June, 1871. II ia
romanti ic0lly situated In the midst Of tho beautl,
full and healthy hlll.e0untry Of the Panhandle"
OF West Virginia. easily accessible BY railroad or
river and surrounded with the most favorable In.
huenceS for student life, It has property IN
Endowment, Buildings, Apparatus, Library, &c,
OF over $4,000 and 10 thus enabled To Gng'
taln 4 fheulty aud furnish acllltlO for thorough
edncatIOn. OF the very lrat order. .rf..t.
AMPLE ACCOMMODATIONS arc provided
for Both public and private boarding, and untnF.
nlShed rooms will bC lot to students who wish to
board themselves. lr,as.,- III ;. .I.I
CoURSES or INSTRUCTION. Regular
Literary Course. including the Ancient Ian.
glaP06, for the Degree Of Bachelor Of Arts. =.
LlteIary and Scientific Course for the Degree d
Bachelor OF Sciences, 8. The Course 81 Master
Of Arts, 4. The Course for Master OF Sciences;
B. Special Courses In Practical Chemistry, CtviI
Engineering, &c! Detailed information as 70
these Courses will bO found In our catalogue. :. .
APPARATUS AND MUSEUM.-The lnAtitu.
tionl has a complete sct Of Philosophical !APpa.
rAtuS, and students who wish It are trained 10
lifted up Laboratory, for practical instruction
and work In Chemical Analysis, and an ample
Museum for tho study Of Natural History.
TERMS.-Tuition $50 poF session, Boarding
from - to 8 per week. sUnluFniAhcd rooms p
per session to each student, preparing FOR tue
Ministry. Free tuition TO sons OF Ministers OF
tho Gospel Of oil denominations.
For further particulars apply for catalogue 70
Prof. @. i. Lo0g, Secretary, or 70 ~,
SflE! ~ W. .'K.iPENDLRToN, President
Jy16T adI .ifiE ~ ~ Bethany, West Va. :.
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SOUTH AMERICA.

q is-s LISBON, Oct. "a:
Tho mail steamer from Rio. Janeiro
brings dates to tho 22d ult. The news Is
quite important. A forco Of the Argcn-
tine Republic had defeated the insurgents
in two engagements: There had also
been IN inleclsivc struggle between the
NTontevcdians and tho rebels, ~ T. i,
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New York Produce Market.

-l.lgt ~ is,tst New YoRR, October II.
CoTToS-IIeayy and shade lower; sales Of
9,9l9 bales Of nplandSat 1S,Ec. w 5It's5'A
'FLoUR-DamAnd tAsF and market firm.
GRAlN-Wheat-Dul and lower; new spring at
81 970I 30: winter red amber 81 890t 85. Rye
Firm at 1896. Corn-Dull and prices dr00p.
ing; western 6l952c; Ohio 64db6KC. B5'1'TI
Provisions -POrk4DulI; seller October at
$a5 80; buyer October gas 25; November $25 25.
Beef-Dull and nomInalg Bacon-Flrm. Lard
Firm. "a.
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New Yo,rK Dry Goods MARKET.

NJ -IT0I- -|T n NEW YORK, OCTOBER II.
The break noticed IL the price Of heavy brown I.
day and has extended to light grades, both
bleached and brown. Continental O 86.inCh
brown Shoetings arc down to 19kC; do. 40.lnch 10
14IEc; lawrence Xxx to I8ISC; Lyman Q 70 lie;
Nashua e to 15Hc; Pitts1eld A 70 10c; Pacific L
to iSc LaeonIR b 10 19c; Boot B blsaehed to 14c;
do. r 70 9c: 40, 3 to 1Qc, and balou to 1aHc. The
market Ia generally weak and only . moderate In
Quiry preTailS attic decline. a.I HE
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sT.IIoU1s.f
,sT. LOUIS, October Il

lgAgl-s leEE' LVStSl s oi'SOe ~
Henry Reitzcngcr, a merchant ol Her
mann, Mo, while coming to this city on
the Pacific railroad train last night, was
robbed Of sevcnty.eight hundred dollars
in greonbacks.
Z. G. Chew arrived here from Wash.
ington to establish % storm signal station
under direction OF tho Meteorological Bu-
reau at Washington.
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PHILADELPHIA.
Pn1LADELp1tA, Oct, Il

Physicians pronounce the wound re-
ceivcd by Nolen yesterday as fatal. He
has made q deposition that he was shot by
Alexander Crawford and that the murder
was committed at, tho ipstigation. and By
tue agency ot'Wm B. Mann, late District
Attorney. Mann admits telling Crawford
to defend himself, but denies TINT he told
him to shoot NolGn
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HOLLAND.
,.I,L Tnn lIIAaurpl y p oclober Ia.

VIZ y M TuR HAaUEI October Il. "
The report 81 2of. the ,2nd Chamber on the
annual budget, Is unfavorable to the ad.
ministratio1. The opposition demanded
an explanation in relation to tho depart
mcnt Of Luxembourg andV Venc2uelea, ,ques-
ton. a SimplifcGtion Of diplomatic
system, was also urged ;l4 yfTayCT
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DaItimore Market.

Unchanged. '.7,..,-s,r,. l.,,s.a...
Wheat Steady. Indiana red 81 500
l'SS. CoFn-Dnll and pftcee nominal: receipts
light; western eO@89. Oats-Dull aud prices Do.
cIlned 10 461A8c. Rye-7S090c. q,
PROVISIONS Ns-POrk-Demaud fair and market
Arm at $3T 90. Buchn-Firm. -Lard-DGmand
WnnErG.unehanscd at Ot@9IXe. ! " {,
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ENGLAND.
The Recent storm.

itI@lols LONDON, October ID.
Tie telegraphs and mnils are bringing
accounts Of the late storm from all dtrec:
tions. Heavy showers prevailed IN the
mild region Of Lancashire, rising the
streams and causing disastrous freshets.
Shipping in tho Mersey was badly dam
aged. No American losses yet reported
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THR signs multiply, that. there will be a
coalitionin New York between the Re-
publicans and the Young Democracy in
the coming election, tho conditions being
that the latter. abandon Holman and sup
port WoodGorl for Governor, while the
former will support the Young DemOcra-
cy nominations for the, Legislature and
the SEayoralty. The leaders onboth sides
arc understood to be actively negotiating
with this end in view. u. tt5 L =
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Chicago Market.

'-Dcnand fair and market flrm at9a9sOc,
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Cen. Lee to bo Buried at Richmond,
Wal,IG (. IRIcnloRD, October H.

A message has been received here by
the chairman Of a committee Of the House
Of Delegates to the effect that the family
Of Gen. Leo will not be aycrseto the buri-
al Of his remains in Hollywood cemetery
IN the section belonging to tho State.
The committee, Of tue House therefore
left tliis morning for Lexington. : ~ :
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-rho Prc,ldent ID FredleIrieIt..
FREDEnroK, Md, Oct IL,

The Presidential party today spent
some time in examining tho State and
other deparnnCpHof the Fair. The. Pre-
sident reccIvcI shG scholars OF the Mary;
land Agricultural College who, went
through military evolutiOns., Tho Prcsl-
dental party return 70 Washington 70
night ny 7 60 -,--