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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-05-20
Artillery Company,

A Confederate number of inhabitants
n have propoied to form Company Of
Artillery, under the command of Captain
Anthony Rutgers, to be composed only Of
fuch perlons who have Geadfaaly ihewn
their attachment to the cauie Of American
Liberty.-Such Of our fellow citizens as in
cline to ferye in this company, are invited
TO attend at a general sgsffizg thereof, at
Capt. Doran's, on next Tuelbay evening, to
determine upon luch articles as may be
judged necehary for the regulation and dil
cipine Of the company.
New York, June az, 1875.
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THREE POUNDS REWARD.

New-York, June IA, 1875.
ID UN away from the fabieiber, German fer
II want man, who arrived here in the beginning
Of March, named JOHN HENDRICK REESE,
baker BY trade, about az years old, He fpeaks
bad Englih, Is about five feet high, and has raight
black hair Had on and took with him long blue
coat, ariPed cotton jacket, two pair Of hriPed
uowiers, two Ensih hats, one new and the other
about half wore, five check ihirts, and two white
ditto; new fhoes with plain plated buckles, and
pair Of nankesn bresches II Is fuppoisd he Is gone
Oft with woman who has huband in Penfaeoa
her name is Mary Arnold, but goes BY the name Of
Mary Newbergh, her maiden name, ihs 10 a noted
whore j--they will perhaps pats for man and wife
She j. tall woman, sbout a. year. Of ass, black
eyes and hair, and likely built. Wbosser takes
Up and ieeures faid fesvant, il any Of his Maeiy'S
gaola that his mater may have him again, lhal
have the above reward, and all reaionabie charges
paid BY
SIS CHRISTIAN VAN PHULL,
Baker. In Partition Street.
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A BR AHAM DU RYE E

Has to fell very cheap, at hi, Houfe in Queen
Street, oPPoGte the Fly market, the following
Merchandise, viz.
WHITE Lead ground in Oyl,
w powdered ditto, sPanilh brown ground in
oy, powdered ditto, ipruce yellow ground, powdered
ditto, Red lead, Naples yellow, Vermlon Pruiiian
blue, Roie, pink, icaret, lake kings yellow, white
and brown Warmth, 8 by 7, 10 BY 8, II BY 9,
II BY 10, ~ by 10, "A BY II and 10 by IS Crown
Glais, Painting bruihes, Linfeed oy, Powder blue,
TIMBER litharge and white Vi,rol, Supsr6ne broad
cloths of various coors, Second ditto, Narrow
cloths, White, blue and green CaGmer, Bath and
other Coatings, Rattincss, ShalloOns Duranr, Tam
mics, Buttons, Sewing fix, Black ELK, breeches pat
terms, Black and blue worried ditto Sattnes and
Serge defoy, BOmbazcon, Black mourning Grape,
Black and blue ierge, denim German ferges White
and green wilton, Gator and felt hats, Mems and
women's ftockings. ALSO,
Old Madeira Wine, Lifbon,
Tenerffe and Sweet ditto, Claret in bottles, old
Brandy, bes Geneva, old Jamaica and Wet India
Rum, Loaf and Muisovado Sugars, Coffee, Alfpice,
&C., &c. 1895 9S.
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II Z N RY OBJ K | A N,
,Sf1q Maker fran UBLIN.

n n OST gratefully acknowledges the favors he
IVl hath received Of his kind cuhomen, and
with the utmof gratitude them and the public
in general, many thanks for their encouragement,
which he hopes he fhall continue to merit, by a
cloie and confant attention to bis bufneis, with
obliging readiness to ierve all who may peafe
to favour him with their commands. He hath all
kinds Of Stays ready made in the neatea and newef
iafhion, which he will fell on the mot Reasonable
terms for cath or ihort credit, where Ladies may
be alto iuPPlied with all kinds Of French and
Meeklenburgh waifcoats, Riding ditto, &C. in the
newell faihons and the hortef notice, BY the
Publicks humble fervant, at the fign Of the Stays,
IN Broad Street, near the City Hall. 9S--
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RI c Fl A RD NOR IS,
STAY MAKER from LONDON,
Now living in Elizabeth TOWN.
M AXES all lortS of STH1cS


1Vl and JUMPS, turnsd AID plain, zUifd French
and 11erkszbHrgi a0aJgeOaf, in TIE Heafsf and bsG
nasnsr, and al tie moi rsaloHabie Rafts.
Ladies zOhO Hneay II fisir apsi, berst5 srifl-
any ineEmbr4re and BY DtfhOd' appysVsd b ne
eisty Of Stay J1akI il London prsVean tie eaGs and
vjfagi in tie hips and shoulders Of yOHag Ladder and
grssUisg lfi6ei, 70 SV6ieh they are ejisH sa1is7.
He 6af ssffltd Csrygpondsses in Lender, 7pleytJy
ks aeYairss tie 6ye aioas If ie Coayf and Aas had
TIE 6Snsar IF svorkieg for ssvsra! Ladder IF dieiasoa,
bsfl IL England and flis City, sOiA Hsiveai aepas;
and fsnos Aimjtif he das giVsn sndrs fsfifae7iss,
and Pail continue 70 do %, a. ks engages Via sOs,k 10 b
COED any dane IL hss part, FER 1saras true fl
ring, and nszVsR fajSionS from London.
NB. Tie Jail NoyriI eEu z0Aaie bone fer Mar
e1aan ard ofleyI, after fhs bse maaE0.
He refEyai lis faervs THANKS 10 oil his gs0d and ksa
eg9oasri and Asps their BE- 4Oasfiag
20 promefs his isfevee.
Ladies in New York, BY sending their meafures
to Mr.. Jacos<s, OPpohte to the hOufs Of John Cru
ger, Elq; in Smith freet, may have their orders
completed with care and expedition.
RICHARD NORRIS.
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Horie, feveral Companies of Light Infantry,
Rangers and RiAemen, in the whole about
1000, marched out to the Commons, and,
having joined in Brigade, were reviewed by
General Wilmington, who is appointed
Commander in Chief of all the North
American Forces by the Honorable Con-
tinental Congreis, when they went through
the Manual Excrcife, Firings, and Mannu-
vres, with great Dexterity and Exaettneis.
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IN ieriber laa Friday, an indented fervanr wo-
man named Ann Hill, faid ihe was born in Phila-
dephia, has been in Ireland and England, and Is
about thirty years Of age took with her, purple
fprigged new calico gown, red fprigged old ditto,
green moreen ditto, black lattin cloak edged
with ermine, black modchar with blue lining and
narrow lace black bonnet, green mOresn,
fmall purple sprissed calico, hcmefpun, and
much worn quilted petticoau; fine, AMI a coarfe
new lifts lowered bordered kenting, white
linen, and muffin aprons. It is iSPPosed chat fhe
is gone to Horfeneek, and probably may have chan
ged her name as ine went after butcher named
William Howard, Ian apprentice 70 MIR Bogart)
who iad he had married her the night before She
wyHE-ef with the wife 81 one LnSlss. mmgSnner,
who Is fsrvant, and il is faid has inIIRcd Ia the
Connecticut Forces, under General wooner--
Whoever takes up and returns or fscures the iaid
woman Gsrvant, ihall be entitled to the above Re-
ward, bsGdss Ill ssafsnabls charges.
cs %. JAMES BARROW.
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iaid: And further this Deponent faith, in
order to impress upon the laid Andrew Ia
verner's mind. the Neccfityofg going itraight
way 10 Falmouth, or fome other Port in
Great Britain, he this DePonent reminded
him Of the Solemnity of the Oath, he the
iaid Taverner had taken, and alto furniihed
him with copy of the fame and was
greatly iurprifed upon hearing the General
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PbilaSsbbiG, Jsss a., 1875.
My Loan,

MY LoRp,
A LTHO' can by no means fubicribe
n to the opinion ofdivers people il the
world, that an officer in half pay is to be
confdered in rhe fervice yet think it
point Of deicacy to pay Difference to this
opinion, erroneous and abiurd as it 10.
therefore appriis your LOrdihip in the moa
public and iolemn manner. that do re.
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law, and altogether Clay Land; if the
Seaion is good they generally have great
Crops. bur if they have too much, or TOO
little rain, they mua have fuPpies from
Abroad, or farve themfelves; this the Peo-
pie here are fenfble Of, and are trying all
the Methods they can to obtain preient Sup
plies from the Southern Governments, as
they have no intelligence how Canada may
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a HOLIDAY IL MrapHrs. TENN.

MEMPHIS, Mar 70. 1875.
In accordance Win the proclamation or Governor
Porter, setting apart Tomorrow ca holiday In
honor OF the Mecklenburg cent. nnlal MAYOR
League has iFsued proclamation reqaeaung
tuspenslon Of business and an observance Of tne
Aay,
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PUBLIC AUCTION.
TO MORO

\ At the Merchants COFFEE HOUSE,
Will be peremptorily SOLD.
A valuable NEGRO BOY, about IS years Of age (;
capable of all kinds Of work, faithful and honsit.
New York, aSth Jnne, I77s.
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TO be SOLD,
1--WE Years Time Of an indented Ser
want, by Trade Weaver.
Inquire OF the Printer. o58
DAVID WOOLHAUPTER.
INSTRUMENT MAKER,
In Fair frset, oppoJfts 81. PaaF5 Church,
Nsw Tork.
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5. 3cbn Soubcn libcn auf cincn Ood)c
man ld)icbt NH, orci buuon ob, uic niclc bci,
ben no| ouf Dem 9u1c:
s{ufloit'ne Der sEuf9abe Mo. 92.
Scr AleiocrDGnolcr pcrlor $44 une bcn 9ut.
AHflbiun9 pes Mdtbicl6 in Sip. 1913.
Sltcrfcirr-Sitcrcisr
SFuH1f.sua Ses 4Salinnroms iu
9fp+ l2S.
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ott pcu' Uieber bis oni oie S{uoNen a6=
SemaHert, pbne Gel0 p5ns Sreunoe>
pbne 9pifnuns> oDne Mutb> BON Gott
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Spir1 uue 9trbcit fur SIC cluocu>.
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ldon bciuoDrt uno aud boS Yopicrflcc)ten
ld)on on9cfanacn. Sn Scr lcbtcn Summer
marrn orci ucrlbeoene Mmitcr sum 6(cdtc,l
onArAcbcn. 9u fonnlt Dir nun obtr cine sob(-
lolc MFcn9c BON Nluitcrn onfcrtiocn Die Tlcd)t=
ltrcifcn fonncn nimli0 inncr micbcr uno mc,
Der III anocrcr 9Scii cin0csp9cn mcrbeu. 9u
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Ulsd)tblatt n1ubt bu belle Ulcd)titrcifcn uno su
elnrm Dcllcn 0lcd)tblatt buntlc 6(cdtitrcicu
ntbmcn. Sicr bait bu nod pcicrc M(uitcr III
Tlcd)tbl1ttcrn:
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i'll crfaDrcn, mic riclc Niuttr in rriHiclbtu ND
rcn nnb loNtc bobcr ocm Tcrcber nts Soouics,
Gr CLAUDE, Oob i'm @nuic 50 Ninrcr icirn. Ser
&orllcDcr ortwortcc Ou luiibtcn nod cinmul
10 piclc, Dalbmal 10 bclc, eia @icrtcl 10 pictc
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llnO oller 9Selt Der(o11en. gr mar me9re
:D{onote @oloot 9etpelen uno batte Damn
olelen Stono ,uieber ouf9egeben, neil CT
llD oemlelben ni6t 9elua9len fiiblte. So
ct lpeoer 5u pliinoern nod Die 8oucrn
5u plo9en perlonoen 6atte> 10 mar er im-
mer Die 3iell6ciee ocs g8ibes 1einer Sd
merooen 9e>pelen. 9lls er bel elmer joltbeu
Gelegenbeit einmol 0ie@eoulo perlor unb
|fe@ts uno lints tii6ti9e Yiife oustbcilte,
betom er eincn @ti6 in Die 8rujt uno
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tllblte N}tleio nit ibm llno l0lepptt i'm
bis in lbre 9iitte. 0ier perbanb lic
lelne 9Sunee un0 rettetc i'm 70 ppnl
9eluiNen Sube. 9(bcr bas balf ibm
ni6t picl; elm Tiebcr TeIte li6 Elm uno
luuds bis 81 einem @rooe, oos 6ic
orme Trou li6 nibt mcbr 5u rotbcn
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brlig9er |So1pitals ouf uno bat lic fcbent=
l'h> li4 beg &ronten on5uuebmen. Sic
quite Same be6o1te 5i6 nirbt lonQc; lie
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elmer Sanfte as, lucId)e ben &rontcn pon
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cincm M{onote lag, in sic @anft bobcn
uno iii elm 9utes 8ett bra6ten, in mel
@cm er nod obenotein oic lorgfdls
tl9lte s(bwartun9 fano. 3u leinen Sodup=
ten 1ob elm sPrie tier nit Dem Gruciiir
uno lpra6 nit ibm pom 9inmel uno lci=
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ten Wo6cn leincr @enclung pcrlieB CT
mr. einige Minuten bos Sett, I'M frilAe
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feuc uno n1ubte 1cin OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
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rfeunrr.
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lnen Hebenslpe9 9erot9cn> Der Notcr uno
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le 9Scrfltdtte bcs Mfulers, mcnn ouh
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nno bate eincn @pbr> Hcrju genonnt
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uno @crchti9tcit uno bctr1ftigtc lcine
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n!llc uno Der Gui lcincr 5u9el,ocn mo9=
ten i'm i'm Non5cn ycit)c bcfonnt unb CT
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ST fDnncn. Sn lcincT so. So6rc morb
er Scr crite 9(otAgcbcr bcs &0nigs pon
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pon ibm 10 louoc re9icrt, bob cS boS
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&Dnl9 ppn s il lc0te 0cu untIu9cn So
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i'm, luicocr 5u lcinvn friiGcrrn b61cn Gc=
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f>cllls bcmii0tc liO pcr9cbcns, ben &6=
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bctro6tetcn. Gr rci1te nun pon elmer
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ppn >ucl6cu mcGrcrc, lrc9cn i1rcr Sci
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6on fuciuS' Dlou6cn5lcDrcn 1jno niMt /
bcfonnt. Gr crmoDntc 1siuc 9(nDdu0cr
SIT Den prottilWcn 2cben5p liDtcn 1no
sur gusiibun9 Der @pbltbati9tcit> &C.
uno 5ugcNo> sum e5cbpr|om
gc9cn Die Gclete uno sur Heobod>tung
Der polfStGilmli6en Sittcn 1rno Gebri!l=
0c. Scl6e!oenbcit unb 2cuticI9fcit
lporcn Die 9aupt5ii9c jcnc5 G1orattcrS;
cr 1prod) ME 5u lcincm ci9cncr Nu0m
l|no licbte c5 nicDt, li0 pnn Nnotrn pref
lcl1 51 bDrcn. Gr ltorb iibcr 70 SATIRE
Mt in leinem Gotcrlon0c uno cs moro
lbm Gin prdbti9cs 0cntmol in oer Stoot
Nlpfu, am Tlllllc Gs. crrilblct> up CT nIt
elne GDlilcr lntcrTiNtct hottc. G3cin
@(nocntcn lit nrN INNER in 0Gino 9cc1u ;
mo folt IN rotr Sto0t 9it! {! Gin 0rp=
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}e>uillcn Sogcn pGri iomr1&!n uN> N;~Nvr
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Sbio Waiienfrcuuo.
Oen,einniiti9e &c,sntnif}c.

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Doupt Der GirtDe nit ben meltliden 81
9lerun9cn sur Nronun9 Scr gln9clrocnbc
ten Der totDcI!l1cn &ir1e. in Sen Gtot
ten oerlelbcn oblDlicbt> eutlucocr ill.,
lammtll@c &c6tsrerbd!tnijlc 5IpilDcn s,
Nc9icrl&n9 eines Gtootcs inns Scr fot1r
lll6en &irbc pbcr MIR ij6er cin;cluc Sc,
lc!ben. S(iifl li6tlib Der Torm cr50ci
men Die Goncprootc cntucocr ais 9c9ell
leit'ge Ncrein6orln9en, Die ou5 pp
teloen Sbeiltn pocr ppn ibrcn Ncppll
mdhti9tcn unterSe6nct ,ocrocn, 10 4. 9
oas boperl|0c Gpncpr0ot upn 1877 0p
1o9 1elncr sufl6rift al5 Convent,
inter SIS. &c. pocr cS crlGbt Der Yopl
uo6 ppr90n9iocr @crcinbarung s>uii6cl
lDm uno DEM Kindergarten cine Sullc
brr6 iuclhc CT bc 9rmdb bcm porou5
9c9an9cn Scrtrog traft lcincr Gc1ekgc:
bun9s- unb Or9anilotionsgewolt &c:
troffencn fir6li0cn 9(npronun9cn per
tllnoct> wprouf Die @tootSre9icrun9 Der
pdpltlldcn 9lnorOnungcn in cincr bcl on=
ocrcn Scrfiinbigung ibrc Gjcncbmigunu
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lDrcn urlpruns in Gtrcitigfeitcn slpil1cr
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teltcn ou6 ii6cr cine NciDc tir0li6cr
Nerbaltnillc uno 10 uurcen ortb Die lie
bcllcgcnoen Goncorootc I'M fon0rei0cr
uno immsr lpltcmoti19cr.
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5l Der nur in Scr 9icuen QSclt cin6ci=
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bur6 cincn bp9eu @autfomn1 ouf Scr
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lcnl bcioeluono un0 ben olle 3cbcn pcr=
binocnocn @outloum unterl6cioct. Scr
Gonoor be>upbnt bic $06Dc scr 2(nocsfcttc
pon Giloomerifo unb l6piu9t I1 BON
ben l2-15>000 TuB bobcn &0mmcn
olelts @tblr9c3> pp Der Mlcn10 MIR
mliDlom otDmcn fonn, nit gr6btcr 2cib= =
tlNtclt nod mebrcrc tou leno SUB in Die
Silftc cmpor. 9to6 Sumbolot crbcbt cr
it'd bis su cincr 00be ppu $4,000 Tub
uno ldbt iib aus oerlcl6cn pft plDblitD
bis sur D}ccrcstiilte berob> Bic Tlnftio=
ncn lcincr Gc|pirotion NIT glcitcr 9ciO=
ti9fcit bel cincm gu ff0rutf pon 2S w;c
ppn - 3ol( ppa5ieDenb. Gcin Slug lit
l0nel uno on ltrcn9ung3los; nit Sen,
Seer bot ct bic @efrd1ligfeit gcmcin Ii.
1T lpie oiclcr lei6t 5u crle9cn> pcnn cr
ll6 iibcrm0big ppu 9cfrelen bot. Sn scr
Sr0Be iue61clt er 1eDr ltorf; .otnn cs 9ibt
:rma6 lcnc Gremplarc ucl9e ni6t ii6er
5 onoere binwieoer> bie bis II SUB
'Slaltcrlueitc mel fen. Sic o(l0emcinc
Sorbe bcs Gonoors lit 1Ouors. 9tit
ln1 miro pft Der &0ni9s9cier pcrmc6=
cit, >uclDcr obcr bcbeltenb tlcinsr ais
'cr Gonbpr lit unb nlr bic nicori0cn
E6enen GiiGomcrifoS be>pqbnt.
GnniltriuS. 9Sic onbere @Dlfcr, Goben
'uN oic0binelsn eincn ocr99oilen Ser Wpr=
cit, clncn Der iltcl ten 3cbrcr bcr Wc5i!tuna
II ooS Huntcl Der Go9cn9clhitDte &C.
'llllt, ous melNcr leinc Sc ltolt rur in
|rllbcrn llnrlllcn Dcruprtritt. &pr=fu-
le, HemDGnli0 Gpnflcius> 9cnonrt, loQ
80 SoGre por Glriitu5> 9!ciHjriti9 nit |
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The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1875-08-12

We have received card of invitation
to the State Fair at Columbus, from ohm
Fl. Klppart, Secretary of the State Board
of Agriculture. The citizens of the en-
tire State are requested to take part in
the State Fair.
The Hooking Valley and Little Miami
railroads will carry passengers at usual
State Fair rates, and freights free when
returned without change of ownership.
The various halls all have water-tight
roofs, so that all textile or other articles
liable to be injured by inclemencies of
the weather will be protected.
There is mile and halfmile track
overlooked by an amphitheatre which
will seat three thousand persons.
The premiums offered amount to up
wards of $4,000, embracing nearly all
the departments of productive industry.
The premiums on horses amount to $3,-
500, cattle $4,000, sheep over $1,000,
swine $3.50. poultry $780,
Good music by three of the best bands
in the State, good water from the Holly
Water-works, and good dining halls.
The Fair commences on Monday, Sep
tember 9th, and closes Friday, Septem-
Der 10th.
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1875-08-12

people in town came. the Court Room
was crowded to its utmost capacity, and
Mr.. Bundy, Gov Hayes and Judge Law
renee made excellent speeches The
meeting turned out to be real success.
The Democrats had given their meet
ing good advertisement. They distrib-
uted their posters at their county con-
vention, and thus got notice to every
part of the county. In these posters they
made frantic appeals to the people to
come. They told them to try and bor-
row money enough to pay for mortgages
that they would have to give upon their
lands, and much more such stuff. But
on Thursday forenoon nobody came, and
the ringleaders said they would not at
tempt to hold meeting until night. By
2 o'clock some fifteen or twenty person:
had come in from the country, and {
meeting was called, and the town peopl.
came to the Court House, and it wa
pretty well filed.
We really did expect that the Demo
Gratis would have large meeting. W.
supposed that the hundreds of men they
claimed were out of employment, anc
starving, would have nothing else to d'
than to come and hear how they woul'
get relief But they did not come
There is lesson in the failure of thes
two meetings. 1t shows that the peopl
of Jackson county have something NOR
profitable to do than to attend politica
meetings, and that they care nothin
about change of national administrs
ton. 1t was quite different in 1861
Then Democratic misrule had brough
real distress upon the country, and tn
people demanded change. Then the
turned out by the ten thousand, an
there were torchlight professions, un
forms, fireworks, and real enthusiasm.